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The sub., 1943-08-12
CIOQuits H. Kaiser

Announcement made early this month by the CIO Industrial Union of Marine 6 Shipbuildng Workers of America that has ended it's campaign to win recognition the bargaining agency at the Kaiser Shpyards the West Coast which altogether employ than 100000 shipvard workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
Local Address
 Given By Woman Caught In Raid

The New York City Police De-
 partment reported this morning that Mrs. Helen Snyder, 3l, of 1855 Columbia Boulevard, Water bury, was being treated at Belle vue hospital for shock and pain full injuries received when she tried to escape from a furnished room in Greenwich Village after a raid by Treasury agents, who said they found 50 to 100 mari uana cigarettes in the room.
 Mrs. Snyder received her in juries when she fell 15 feet into a rear courtyard while moving about, wearing a robe, on a one story extension at II Charles street at about 12:30 p. m.
 The occupant of the room, An thony Gonzales, 30, alias George Mingo, 852 E. 163d street, the Bronx, was being questioned today by treasury agents about the own ership of the cigarettes.
 The New York police said they understood that Mrs. Snyder came to New York Tuesday and that she is the wifi of James Snyder, a Waterbury draftsman.
 The Waterbury Police Depart ment, investigating at the request of the New York Department, re- ported that there is no such ad- dress as 1855 Columbia Boulevard, and that they have not been able to locate James Snyder, or any other relative of the woman. The investigation is continuing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
AVIATION FARLEY
 OPENS IN BOSTON
Cargo Planes to Come Into Prominence Shortly Says
 John F. Budd

Boston, June 10. - (UP) - New England cities and towns can re- gain all the power and prominence they enjoyed 100 years ago with the development of air cargo transpor- tation throughout the area, John F. Budd, publisher of lair tranSporta- tiou,' said today.
 Budd addressed the New England aviation conference held under the auspices of the New England coun- cil. He said that the spread of air cargo transportation throughout the land will come from the use Of one or all of three types of cargo carry ing--the aid pick up system, the glider, or the helicopter.
 "No longer will air service--espec- ially mail and cargo service--be eX- clusively privilege of 20O-odd larg- est cities. No longer will a town be denied all the benefits of direct air service because it cannot raise mll- lions for an airport big enough for the largest plane" Budd said.
 This is a point of vital signltl- canoe to New England where your industries are by no means concen- trated entirely in your large cltles' but are highly decentralzeo mto scores of smaller towns.
 "The best prospects for the devel- opment of your own communities into air cargo users depends upon many factors: the total distribution cost. the value of faster delivery and the value of avoiding big ware house inventories at distributing points"
 Budd said that New England's new airports, created largely for the army's flying activities, will not be military fields forever. Many ol them will become cargo terminals
 New England communities may have many more assets than they realize when they set out to ina place in the air cargo world of the future, he said. :.
 "Industrially you are section ol the country whose economy is built primarily on manufacturing ana large part of your production Is m goods that are neither bulky nor excessively heavy" Budd said
 Commenting on the fact that some New England industries had sought a more central location, Budd said,
 Tomorrow when the cargo ar plane comes into it's oWn--When New England's products can be de- livered in California as quickly as today they are delivered to Phila- delphia. and at an economical cost you are going to find, predict
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

been cruel since the day of mar riage, August "A, 1887, in Brewster N. Y. She also sought custody Of minor child and alimony. The hearing will resume next week.
 Claiming he was deserted October ', 1886, dArian Rodgers of Water bury sought divorce from Lydia McPherson Rodgers, also of this city. The couple married March 25. 1881. The case was continued to next week.
 The case to be concluded this afternoon is that of Rose Mariana Candido of Waterbury against John Candido, also of this city. The couple married March 6, 1916, and the petitioner claims her husband became intolerably cruel April 1, 1899. She seeks custody of their child and alimony. The action is contested.
 Uncontested actions scheduled for hearings before Judge Comley at short calendar session of court to- morrow include the following:
 Vincent Ribes against Carmen VenigaS RibeS, Ann Haywood Le- Mieux against Raymond B. Le- Mieux, Alzaa Colombo against Ernest Colombo, Florence Wagner against John K. Wagner, Lucille Price Tripp against Leroy Tripp and Georgenia R. Monroe against Rich ard Rice Monroe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
OIL APPLICATIONS
 ORDERED PRINTED
Ration Board Here Given Permission to Speed Up
 Registration Work

Fuel oil application forms will be printed in this city by arrangement of the local ration board and will be ready for distribution at fire sta tions Monday, according to an an- nouncement by Fred A. Webb, ration administrator. The decision to un- dertake the printing here was made after the delay in shipment from OPA headquarters appeared to be indefinitely prolonged.
 Ration coupons will be mailed between June 21 and July 12, ac- cording to present plans. Consumers have been asked to file the appli- cation forms by June 21 at the ra- ton board.
 No information will be required on the amount of oil used the pre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
Chickens Vote
 Chicken Their
 'FaUorite' Meal

Persons raising chickens in the city of Waterbury were warned today by Building In- spector John I. Hartley to keep them well feed at all times.
 He went out to permittec's premises to check on the num- Der being raised when he dis covered, upon arrival, a num- Der of chickens pecking away on one dead chick.
 He went into the owners house and notified him of the discovery and asked, Do you feed dead chickens to your live Ones?"
 The man was quite surprised and ran out into the yard to see for himself and said, "I just got back from work. My wife was supposed to feed them this morning. She told me she for got to, and I was just going to do it myself. You see, when they get hungry, they peck away at each other. The sec ond a little blood shows on one of them, they all go at him. You got to keep them well fed if you want to keep them alive" he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
DIVORCE ACTIONS IN COURT TODAY.
Judge COmIey Reserves Decision in Boswell
 Action

Decision was reserved by Superior Court Judge William H. Comley to- day in the divorce action brought by Doris Hackenson Boswell of Wa terbury against Richard Boswell, also of this city. The couple mar ried January 31, 1942, and the pe- titioner sought decree on the grounds of cruelty and fraudulent contract.
 Two cases heard this morning were continued to June 18 and a hearing in another one which start ed this morning was scheduled to resume after the 1 o'clock lunch recess.
 Frances Richmond Essex of Vol colt asked for a divorce from Ernest Essex of Waterbury claiming he has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

One hundred forty-two students will graduate in cap and gown at commencement exercises of the 1943 Waterbury Catholic high school graduating class to be held at the Immaculate Concep ion church Sunday, June 20, at 7:3O. Members of the graduating class include the following:
 Lillian Mary Adams, Rose Marie Albino, Helen Stella AlubauskaS, Mary Elizabeth Andrews, Elvira Margaret Angelucci, Mildred Ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10
NEWLY APPOINTED
 PASTOR HONORED
Rev. E. H. Bergwall Re- ceives Scholarship Prize
 at Vale Divinity School

Announcement has been recently received that Rev. Evan H. Berg wall, newly appointed pastor of the Grace Methodist Church, has been awarded the Julia A. Archibald high scholarship prize by the Yale Uni
 versity Divinity School. This prize was founded in 1921 by the Rever-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

end Andrew w. Archibald in mem ory of his wife and is awarded each year to the member of the graduat- ing class who ranks highest in scholarship, the members of the faculty being judges
 Rev. MT Bergwall received the Bachelor of Divinity degree at the 242nd commencement of Yale Uni versity last Sunday. June 9th, with cum laude honors. He has also been awarded the Day Fellowship by the Divinity school to be used in grad uate study at the university.
 MT. BergWall succeeded Rev. Ern- est F. Weise at the Grace Methodist Church following the annual meet ing of the New York East Confer ence in May, having served the Bethelship Methodist Church of Brooklyn, New York for two years previous to his appointment here.
 Rev. MT. BergWall is graduate of Taylor University in 1889 and has studied at Union Theological Sem mary.
 that your lac,, of central location isn't going to matter nearly so much.
 "In fact, the airplane is going to give you a new kind of central To- cation, midway on the direct route from the center of United States to the center of the old World, Budd said
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

Lampedusa, Italian isle where axis forces claimed they repulsed an allied landing, but which Brit ish communiques claim was only a coastal reconnaissance of no damage except the loss of two lives, is a six square mile pinpoint in the Mediterranean oft visited by conflict in history. Byzantines, Saracens, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Russia and Britain all have fought or bargained for its possession. More recently it has been an Italian penal colony, overrun by rabbits and rats. The picture above shows how Lam peduca's rocky shores are bar riers to invasion. Map shows it's position in relation to other Medi- terranean isles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

Navajo Indian weavers cary their designs in their heads and never repeat a pattern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-10

vious year, and consumers will not be required to surrender unusued
 coupons, it was reported. The local
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16

Dlemenita gesta vsega prizna-
MIA vredna!
Ma 19. decembra upamo, sc
bodo tudi nasi ljudje V new
yorski naselbini z enako topic
in blago zavestjo v srcih prisli
ma bozicno priredbo nase sole,
ter nam tako dali spodbudo "a
nadaljno delo. - Zanimalo vas
DO pray posebno to, da bodo ma
81 solarji, mali in veliki, V kraj-
sem igrokazu prikazali borbo
in zivljenje nasega cloveka V
domovini pod sovraznikovo oku-
pacijo.
Vstopnina DO prostovoljna.
Po programu DO igrala godba "a
pies. Vsi, XII Sc spominjate, ka-
ko lep vecer smo imeli lani OBJ
priliki nase bozicnice, pridite
tudi letos!
Anna P. Krasna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
Veselica DIR. Svobodomiselne
Slovenke, st. 2 SDZ

Cleveland, Ohio. - clanice
drustva "Svobodomiselne Slo-
venke' st. 2 S. D. z. Sc ze dol
go z veseljem. pripravljajo ma
svojo obicajno letno veselico, XII
Sc vrsi V soboto; 18. decembra v
avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna.
Ker Sc prireditve nasega dru-
stva re zadnjih sest let vrse tik
pred bozicnimi prazniki, je po-
stal ia datum sedai ze kar ira
dicija in clanice innan1o zabele
zen ia pomemben dan ma dru-
zinskem koledarju kot nekak
predpraznik, kateremu je treba
posvetiti. naso posebno pozor-
most.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
S pros|ove JugosIo-
vonskeeo zedinienio
v Chicogu

Dne 5. decembra so cikaski
Jugoslovani obhajali prank
jugoslovanskega zedinjenja V
pavil jonu Pilsen Parku OBJ 81
jajni udelezbi ljudi iz cikaske-
ga mesta in okolice. Prostrana
dvorana je bila napolnjena do
zadnjega koticka.
Med govorniki sta bila maj
znamenitejsa Louis Adamic in
Zarko Buncic. Navzoce obcin-
stvo, XII ga je bilo prejkone mad
tri tisoc, je obema priredilo pri-
srcne ovacije in nasi ameriski
vojaki so nosili Adamica po-
tenn, ko je koncal svoj sila "a
nimivi govor, med burnim plo-
skanjem in splosnim navduse-
MEM ma ramah pO dvorani.
Y programu, XII ga je vodil
Mr.. Popovich, so sodelovala
rama pevska drustva. Med temi
je bill tudi slovenski moSki zbor
"Preseren." Clanice in clani ci-
kaskega Ia vnega kluba
"Ljubljane" so V slovenskih ma
rodnih nosah obstopili Adamica
ma odru, preden je zacel govo-
riti, kar nam je nudilo zelo lep
in poster PRIOR. Zvonko Novak
je kot podpredsednik odbora "a
to proslavo posloval v vlogi ma
domestnega predsednika tie pri-
reditve, ker je moral predsed-
mix Frank Barich potem, ko je
odprl z ognjevitim nagovorom
program, oditi radi bolezni do
NOV. ,.. ...
Ma tej,v duhu novih idej vr-
seci Sc proslavi je bila precita-
ma in soglasno sprejeta slede-
ca resolucija:
Mi ameriski drzavljani jugo-
slovanskega pokolenja, zbrani v
paviljonu Pilsen Parku ma 3O49
w. 26th st. v Chicagu dne S.
decembra ma proslavi petin-
dvajsetletnice jugoslovanskega
narodnega zedinjenja, srno ne
oporecno lojalni do Zdruzenih
drzav ameriskih. Mi neomajno
podpiramo njihne vojne napore
v tenn orjaskem boju "a 1svobo-
do, pravico in demokracijo in y
anaeriskih vojnih industrijah
prispevajo delavcisnase krvi noe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16

no in Sc pred MO, vzpostavi in
vrne Jugoslaviji.
8. Da bono izrazili svoje mai
iskrenejse simpatije do jugo-
slovanskih bojnih sill v Jugosla-
VIII in svoje globoko obcudova-
ME slime bojevitosti v njihnem
hrabrem b boju "a svobodo in
lepso bodoenost move, neodvis-
ne, zdruzene in demokraticne
Jugoslavije.
z. Da il vsega srca odobrava-
mo izjave zgodovinske moskov-
ske konference, XII je po nasem
mnenju prvi resnicni korak ma
poti v dobo priprostega Glove
ka, in
8. Da prosimo odbor jugoslo-
vanskega narodnega zedinjenja,
maj nadaljuje svojim delom v
smislu te resolucije.
Zvonko Novak,
nadomestni predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

Brooklyn, ". Y. - Prireditev
Slovenske sole V Brooklynu, N.
Y. - Nasi slovenski javnosti V
New Yorku in okolici zelimo
naznaniti, da bo imela nasa tu-
kajsnja .Slovenska sola svojo
bozicnico, in sicer V nedeljo,
dne 19. dec. V Slovenskem mar.
domu V Brooklynu. Zacetek~ be
OBJ peti uri popoldne, in nasi
rojaki in rojakinje SO napro-
SEM, da mas ia dan gotovo po-
setijo in Sc z nami vred povese-
lilo predbozicnega casa.
Kot Sc nekaj govori, je V te-
ku pripravljanje "a predstavc
zivih jaslic po starokra jskem
nacinu.
Ma programu DO tudi igrica,
petite, deklamacije, it'd. Seveda
bo prisel v posete tudi Miklavz
in bo obdaril mladez V dvorani
To pot Sc DO imela sola Sc .po-
sebno "a zahvaliti Miklavzu,
kajti Sc preden je prisel okrog
njegov prank, je bill nakazan
nasi Slovenski Soil dar v znesku
$4,000 in je namenjen "a sola-
ME oziroma "a pomoc kakemu
izrednemu talentu, XII sc INA po-
javiti V nasi soil. Oseba, XII je
poklonila ia dar Slovenski soil
ne mara nobene publicitete G
tenn, ali dar sam pa je znak, da
med nami Sc zivi globoka slo-
venska zavest-na eni strani So
vrazniki unicujejo mas, narod in
naso kulturo, po drugi pa VISTA
ia V srcih plemenitih ljudi zna-
cajna in vznesena narodna za-
vest, XII je pripravljena poma-
gait naprej slovenskim talen-
tom, da nase ime in nasa beseda
ne zamrje. V teh dneh je taxa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16

@, to vam je bilo vrvenja in
sustenja med clanicami, ko so v
svojih predpripravah naletele
ma vsakojake ovire, XII mas v
teh izrednih casih tako rade iz-
nenadijo. Posebno pri nakupo-
valnih. turah, toda "a nasa de-
kleta nj bila nobena ovira ta-
ko velika, da bi je ne znale pre-
n1ostiti in rezultat je - garar1-
cija, da vas caka zabava in po-
.strezba po modi "starih dobrih
casov", ko so bile se vse dobro-
tie ma izbiro po mill volji.
zato pa vas elanice prav ra'
dostno pricakujejo v posete v
soboto vecer.
Mary Klemenc in njen Stab '
kuhinji - Josie Jeglich in ME
ne natakarice v tocilnici, Vids
Shiffrer in njen sprejemni cd
SEX sestojec iz dvanajstoric'
lepih mladenk - Peconov or
kester in njegovi valcki - VS.
so pripravljeni in ker so stro
kovnjaki vsak po svoje, veme
da vas bodo mad vsako pricako
vanje zadovoljili.
zato prav vljudno vabimo VS.
clanstvo S. D. z. in cenjeno OF
cinstvo sploh ma obilen poset.
"a drustvo st. 2 S. D. z.
Josephine Petrie, tajnics
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
POslanica drju. IUGnu Ribavju
Cenjeni dr.. Ribar:

POsIanica drju. IUdnu Ribarju
Cenjeni DIR. Ribar:
Mi, ameriski drzavljani jugo-
slovanskega pokolenja, zbrani v
paviljonu Pilsen Parku ma 3O49
w. 26th St. v Chicagu dne 5.
decembra 1913 ma proslavi pet
indvajsetletnice jugoslovanske-
ga zedinjenja Vas DIR. Ivan Ri
bar, in po Vas marsala Tita pa
jugoslovansko osvobodilno VOL
sko iskreno pozdravljamo. =
Vas junaski boz proti osisc-
MIN osvojevalcem in vsega "a
nicevanja vrednim kvizlingom
vzbuja v vsakem Amerikancu
jugoslovanskega izvora ponos
ter podziga vse druge ameriske
slovane k Sc vecjim naporom v
pripravljanju te dezele "a bliza-
joee Sc ofenzivne operacije v
Evropi.
Mi smo z vami, kakor so tudi
vsi drugi demokraticni narodi
celega svet! Zori Sc in ura va
Sega osvobojenja nj veG dalec.
Mi z vsem srcem pozdravljamo
vas junaski boj proti Hitlerju
in njegovim pomagacem. Mi po-
zdravljamo zmago bojne zveze
med Anglijo, Sovjetsko Rusijo,
Jugoslovijo in Ameriko. Kugo
in smrt nemskim fasisticnim
nasilnikom, pogin mimi drzavi
in njihnenu "novernus redu'' v
Evropi!
zivela- svoboda in neodvisnost
vseh narodov!!
Zvonko sNovak,
nadomestni predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16

zalostno pa je dejstvo da Sc gotovh su6ajh sina
to mansino ali reakcio tud napredendelavsko orenti
list Prosvea. Ivana Moleka urednika Prosvete, po
osebno in zato ker ga poznam 81 nkakor morem
tomaciti negovo psanje Rusi in partizanih Ka e
zgodo njm da ne more slisati ime Stain ali parti
zan? Ma rgu je vec knjg stalinu prot Stalnu in
Stana ctal sem in drugo, in morda Sc boste Gu
dill &c povem da JAZZ vidm Stalinn tstega dix
tatorja kakor ga vid Molek Kdor je prectal knge
in proti Stanu ter skusa biti neprstransk mi bo po
dil da Stain nj bill nikdar diktaor pravem pomenu be-
sede temvee diktator je bill "komnterT, katerega je
usanovil Ljenin Stain tudi nj bill Enternacijonast
temvec je bill prv vrs "a Rusijo "a rasko ljudstvo in
ternacionalist pa e bill Trocky in kot tax e bill pro
skim interesom ker je poaga vec vaznosti uspe
tovne revouce kakor pa uspeh aske revolucije sa
me. Stain je bill in je duso in telesom Rusijo ru
ski narod, permanentno sovetskih republk,
med tenn ko e bill Ljenin in Trocky to- da gotove
republike soveske zveze hocejo odcepjo cd celoe
(Sluca Georgija) Stain je bill tsti XII e odcepitev pre-
precil ter ohranil celoto sovjetske
Dictator! Rusiji je 1852 narodov in 1852 ezikov.
&c bi bill premier Josp Stain tax diktator ali bi
judstva Rusije tako umra bojnih poljanah? Dikta
tor Rusije hote posati tsti katere trje sodni
proces spoznah krvim izdajstva ter jh postav pred
puskino cev Diktatura Rush, ali katerkol drugi dr.
zav XII e porodila il in revolucij e morala bt, ST.
Ger bi bila Ukrajina, Belo Rusija Georgia in Kau
kaz postal pen tuh drzav Toda &c bi hotel vsa delno
Oplsa Vse Iaze fuske reVOuce IN dea OCana pl VZelo
prece casa, skusa pa BON, mi bo cas- dopusca poda
nasm ljudem jasno sko Stalinu in Rusi, tst Rusiji
XII bo resia Jugoslovane zpod arma temne reakc Pre-
prican sem, da bo dolgo, ko Rusa bo spregovorla
p1ilog nash bratov Sloven, Hrvatski in Srbii XII uni
rajo zato da DO bodoc ugosovanski narod prost in
svo zeml svoj gospod Trdno pa preprican, da je
ruska ktaura predhodnica narse demokracije, cd ka
|tere bo incl trajne koristi YES svet.
Partzani Uboga para! vi Sc borte svobodo svo
ega naroda umrate blau in pookih kvi in zato ke
umrate svobodo in boso clovesko druzbo ste ko
munisti. Louis Adamic XII je svom peresom vec kori
still svojemu na1odu in svetu ko kater drug zmed sino
Slave e tud komunst &c so vs ii partzani, XII preli
vao svojo kr svobodo svojega naroda, in zate
in "a vesoln svet in Louis Adamic, XII besedo bojuj
gigantsko borbo demokracie potem bi bill sam rad MIL
tovariS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
LETNA SEJA

Cleveland, Ohio. - Dne II.
decembra Sc vrsi letna seja dru-
stva "Vip av ki raj" st. 312
S. N. P. J. v navadnih prosto.
rih. Pricetek oh z. uri zveeer,
Poleg vaznih zadev bodo ma
dnevnem redu tudi volitve dru.
stvenega odbora "a leto 1914
Clanstvo Sc opozarja, da Sc
polnostevilno udelezi. Pc seji Sc
bo pa vrsila domaca zabava.
z bratskim pozdravom
John Strancar, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16
S pr0sIaUe Sc je pOstaI nasen,u
predsednikH sledeCi pOzdraU:

y pTOStdUe sc Je postal ndSeHau
predsedniku sledeci pozdraU:
Mi, ameriski drzavljani jugo-
slovanskega pokolenja, zbrani
v paviljonu Pilsen P arku ma
3O49 w. 26th st. v Chicagu, ILL.,,
dne 5. decembra 1943 oh obha-
janju petindvajsetletnice jugo-
slovanskega zedinjenja Vas, g.
predsednik, prisrcno pozdravlja-
mo.
S sveeano zaobljubo, da bo-
mo kakor en- MOI podpirali svo-
jo vlado v tel vojni proti tran
stvu in v obrambi demokracije,
XII edna more prinesti svobodo
in pravico vsem narodom, pa
maj so to veliki ali majhni, lin z
zagotovitvijo, da bono posveti-
Ii vse svoje telesne, umske in
denarne moci pospesitvl voja-
ske image zdruzenih draw in
drugih Zdruzenih narodov mad
nacijsko-japonskim osiscem, Sc
spostljivo obracamo do Vas, da
zastavite svoj velik vpliv in
svojo 'dobro voljo v dosego O.
svobojenja, zedinjenja in osno-
vanje move, demokraticne in ne
odvisne Jugoslavije, XII je po
nasem mnenju neizogibno po-
trebna "a mir Europe in celega
sveta sploh.
Zvonko Novak,
nadomestni predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-16

in dan z delom in denarjem k
tistim vojnim prizadevanjem po
:vseh svojih moeeh.
Mi jugoslovanski Amerikanci
smo kupili vojnih vladnih OBJ
veznic "a milijone in milijone
dolarjev. Ma tisoce in tisoce ma
sih sinov sluzi tej veliki dezeli
v oborozenih silah in veliko, ze-
10 veliko nasih hcera DELUXE v
pomoznih vojnih enotah kakor
tudi ma obrambni 'front.' donna.
Ma stotisoce in stotisoce nash
moz in zena della v bistvenih
vojnih industrijah. Mi Sc v pol
nj meri zavedamo svoje dolz-
nosti, da moramo storiti "a
zmago vojne in miru. vse, kar
je v nash moceh.
Kot Amerikanci imamo vedno
le Ameriko najprej pred ocmi.
Ali pri TEN pa 81 seveda ne mo-
reno kaj, da ne bi cutili tudi "a
dezelo svojega izvora-za Ju-
goslavijo. Bolecega srca smo 81
svesti njene strasne nesrece, XII
predstavlja pretresljivo TRACE
dijo pod kruto peto nemskih ia
sistov in njihnih pomagacev.
Mi globoko obcudujemo pogum-
nj odpor jugoslovanskih ljud-
stew in njihne junaske bojne 81
le, XII so poleg ruske Rdece ar
made najizdatnejse zaveznice
sZdruzenih narodov ma evropski
celini. z vsem srcem Sc jim pri-
druzujemo v njihnem zeljnem
stremljenju "a novo, zdruzeno
in demokraticno Jugoslavijo, pa
sklenemo:
l. Da bono nadaljevali S
podpiranjem svoje ameriske
Wade njenih vojnih prizade-
vanjih in zrtvovanjih do konca
tega strahovitega boja roper
vse osiscne sile.
2. Da bono delovali "a edin-
stvo med sabo in drugimi slo-
vanskimi Amerikanci ter pospe-
sevali bratstvo in vzajemnost
med ljudstvom v Jugoslaviji in
drugimi slovanskimi narodi v
Evropi sedaj v tel vojnil in '
miru poten.
8. Da bono pozvali Zdruzene
drzave in druge Zdruzene naro-
de, maj zacno nennudoma zala-
gait jugoslovanske ljudske boj-
ne sile orozjem, twill, obleko
in zdravniskimi potrebscinami.
da bodo. te mogle pripraviti "a
.veznikom pot "a njihen vpad V
! balkanske dezele
4. Da Sc bono obrnili do pri-
stojne ameriske vzpostavityene
oblasti S prosnjo, mai priskoci
zatiranim ljudem v Jugoslaviji
ekonomicno ma pomoc, elm be
osisce pregnano 2 njihnega q
Izer1lja.
5. Da bono zahtevali, mai 81
Ejugoslovanski svet, XII je iiase.
lsljen $ Slovenci, Hrvati in Srbl
in ki je bill tern wet med to voj.