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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

The annual meeting Of the New
Haven Archdeaconry Woman'S Aux
Hilary to the National Council OF
the Episcopal Church viii be held
in st. Paurs Church, Chapel and
Olive streets, New Haven on Friday
May z.
There will be q celebration Of The
Holy Communion at lO:%5 followed
by q business meeting at l:40 with
Miss Florence NJ. Redfield as chair
man. Reports viii be given by the
following archdeaconry officers and
chairmen; Supply work and Comfort
Club, Mrs. Fred Ebel; New Haven;
Treasurer, Miss Helen L. Smith,
New Haven; Church Periodical Club,
Mrs. Richard B. Bayard, Water
bury; United Thank Offering, Mrs.
II. e Fry, wallingford, Devotional
Chairman, Mrs. Herbert Crittenden,
New Haven; Altar Guild, Mrs,
George Wiltshire, New Haven.
MONDAY prayers by Mrs. Herbert
Crittenden. Miss Mary Louise Par
dee, president Of the Connecticut
branch will extend greetings.
At noon there vii be a recess for
box luncheon in the parish house,
Tea and coffee will be served by
the women of the parish,
The afternoon session will con-
vene at O'Clock and Mrs. Grafton
Burke, secretary of the Seamen'S
Church Institute will tell Of the
work Of this organization,
The morning offering viii be given
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

The employees Of the waterbury
Clock Company Ta6ulating and
Payroll office recently teted Miss
Helen Narstis az q -nuptial party
at the Press Club.
Among those attending were
Helen Zabeaswas, Ia Mae Baker,
Evelyn vancelette, Florence Cap0-
ano, Gwen KareSs, Ruth Faher.
Margaret n. Deeley, Margaret DOo-
lady, Ethel waters, lillian Matson,
Marguerite STEELE, Kae Burns, Mary
Burns, Marie Cullen, Shirley STAT
hart, Connie Savieriano, Frances
DiBlasi, Peggy Mamma, Margaret
Ruba, Lettie Oreatorex, MRS. Cecale
Couture, MRS. Fred Daniels, mrs.
Glen Blanchard and mrs. Joseph
Mosgrove.
The guests participated IN mock
marriage with Evelyn Vancelette rs
Master Of Ceremonies; Marie Cul-
Ian, bride; la Mae Baker, groom
Florence Capuano, Justice Of the
Peace; Helen Zabelskas, Oojectocs
Ethel Waters, Accompaniment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Bemice SugdeR
Becomes Bride

Beeore en- altar NonaNA WIN eAEa
Mlios. GaRoeElS, RASTER NlleB N
narclsSus, Mss MeEmlcR ~. maR
q Circular avenue thls EnognlR osss
changed her nuptlals VUWS win EN8A
vate AxtAur Vatslanc0aRe q Jee
street.
ne rev. Michael r. RsaaanR psRe
formed ne ceremony ae S>lS oSsHA
at TIE Church q -. Ro1Ne on8
Paul During the DNpSlAl Ma eHRa.
Robert Btr6 oEganlS6 sang SANA
Maria" and a Love YOa TCalgsS
Miss Lorraine Sokoen ol1en1e8
her sister, tie daughter q IN. en6
hrs. Ralph Sagoen. with MIS- mar
lon DiNoga, as bridesmaid. JameA
FaaVen served 90 heslInAn eer 80
groom, TIE son oe Robert Martha
oe Joseph street.
TIE brides white gown was eaSA@
toned with = ta&tetA bodice AMWen&
long sleeves, and q sweetheart nneks
line; and . boufBane net S&lg& Gust
erS Of arnee blossoms held her Glne
gertip vel, and she carried white
roses with baby breath.
The maid q honor wore pastel
pink mouSsellne Dc sole, win short
sleeves and q high neokllne. Ter
matching Slngertap ven was orapea
from pink feathers, and she carried
Talisman roses. TIE bridesmaid vas
dressed similarly ln pastel blue. Her
corsage consisted oe garden flowers.
Guests from Newport and Paw
tucket, r, L., washington, AnS0naa,
shelton, Dan0ury, Bridgeport hart
ford, and this city attended Tie re-
ception at the home Of the groomS
mother, Mrs, Sugden was dressed IN
British tan crepe with white acces.
series, and q coCSaEe Of gAroeniaS,
Mrs. Martin wore an ensemble Of
powder blue with q garaenia cor
sage,
FOR travel the bride chose Q sui.
Of orchid wool with white acces.
series,
Mrs. Vaillancourt Is a graduate %
why high school, Private Vaillan-
court, an alunanuS OF LeaVenwcrth
high school, Is stationed with Tire
q. S, Army at Garden City, Kansas,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Ph0neufs Entertain
On Sons Birthday

DR.. and Mrs. Leon II. Phaneui
Of Mansfield avenue entertained
Saturday afternoon at their home
in honor of their son, Richard Leon.
who was celebrating his third
birthday.
The refreshment table and home
were attractively decorated with
Easter novelties and favorS made
by Mrs Phaneuf.
The guests included: Janet and
Elaine Thibault, Stoddard, Merle,
Brian and RoSalind Barnes, of this
city; Barbara and Roger Phaneuf OF
Bristol. all first cousins of Dickie;
also Mrs. Francis P. Barnes, Mrs.
Noel Phaneuf, Mrs. Joseph Co.'S
griff, Mrs. Louis Thibault, Mrs.
Henry Phaneuf. Mrs. Mollie E. Stod-
dard, of Waterbury, and Mrs. Ro-
land Phaneuf of Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

Couple United
This Morning

Our Lady Of Lourdes Church was
the scene Of q wedding this morn
ing when Miss Philomena Basile,
the daughter Of Mr.. and MRS. Louis
Basile Of Bergin street became Che
bride Of Raymond Marcoux, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mar
coux Of Vermont street.
The 1T. Reverend Joseph Valdam-
hrini performed the eight O'Clock
ceremony before an altar banked
with Easter lilies and palms.
Miss Eleanor Basile attended her
sister, with Roger Marcoux as his
brothers hest man.
Given In marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white slipper satin
gown appliqued In rosepoint lace.
The fitted bodice had q sweetheart
necEline and leg-o-mutton sleeves.
The full skirt ended in q long train.
A satin and lace cap held her long
veil Of illusion, and she carried Gala
lilies.
The yellow gown Of the maid Of
honor had q chiffon bodice with
long sleeves, and taffeta skirt.
Forget-me-nots trimmed her yellow
tiara, and she carried q Colonial
bouquet.
Guests from New York, Manches-
ter, Hartford, Torrington, Baltimore
and this city attended the reception
at the home of the brides parents.
Mrs. Basile was dressed in navy blue
crepe with white accessories. Mrs.
Marcoux wore black crepe with
black and white accessories.
For travel the bride chose a brown
ensemble with beige accessories and
a corsage Of tea roses. After May 3
the couple will be at home at IT
Charlevaux Avenue.
The bride Is a graduate Of the
Waterbury Catholic High School,
and the Waterbury Hospital School
Of Nursing. The groom, an alumnus
of Leavenworth High School, is as
ISOLATED with the Chase Company.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

HenerMOrceUa
NuptiGLs Today

Gala lilies, palms and roses deco
rated st. Thomas church this morn
ing for the wedding Of Miss Claire
Marie Marcella Of North Main street
to Edwin Andrew Hener Of wood
street,
Rev. Joseph Donnelly united the
couple at Q o'clock in the presence
Of guests from Hartford, New Ha-
ven, New Jersey, and this city. Dur
ing the Mass Professor George Per.
reault played a nuptial program
with william O'Brie-. as soloist.
Mrs. Clarence B. Marcella at
tended her niece, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marcella, John
J. Hener served as best man for his
brother, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hener. Laurence Rogers and
william Brannadorf ushered,
Given in marriage gy her father.
the bride wore gown of white chifs
fon and lace, with q short train.
A coronet Of seed pearls held her
fingertip veil, and she carried white
roses with baby's breath.
WIN ner per1Wlnkle chlfton gown
the matron Of honor wore q Juliet
cap and shoulder veil. Her bouquet
consisted Of pink roses.
A reception followed at the Silver
Chalet. Mrs. Marcella was dressed
In navy blue with white accessories,
and a corsage Of gardenias. Mrs.
Hener's ensemble was in navy with
white, and her corsage, gardenias.
When leaving on an unannounced
trip the bride chose a summer brown
suit with matching accessories. Upon
their return the couple will reside
at So Elizabeth street.
The bride is a graduate of the
Waterbury Catholic high school; the
groom. of Wildly high school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

st. Francis Xavier c. Y. o. under
the leadership of Rev. James Sulli-
van, will hold dance for the high
school pupils of the parish, at
Washington Park Community House
this evening. All the young people OF
the parish are invited and urged to
attend. This is something of a new
undertaking, and much depends on
whether or not the young people
patronize 1t. II they do. without a
doubt. the dances will be continued.
Dancing will be from o'clock to
1880 and the parents may he as
sured the children will be home be-
fore 1t is too late. 1t is also COM
mendable, that the Community
House is In our own neighborhood
and with the dimout regulations,
the people Of this vicinity can have
recreation within walking distance
Of their own homes.
Instructions for the High School
children will be held this evening
In the lower church at z O'Clock.
Grammar school children's re-
ligious instructions will be resumed
on Thursday afternoon at 2:S0 o.
clock, and on Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock in the par0chial school.
Children Of Mary will receive Holy
Communion next Sunday morning
at the 7:SO o'clock Mass, at st.
Francis,
Sisters Of st. Joseph gratefully
acknowledge donations Of flowers or
money to buy flowers to decorate
the altar for the Easter and Holy
Week ceremonies,
st, Francis Holy Name Is tourna-
ment win come TO q close tonight
President Edward Goggins. hopes all
the good players win be ON hand 70
see the fun. John F4t2maurice's
"ShamFocks" have always put up q
good fight, but 1t looks bad for
Johns boys this year.
Mr., and MRS. George Lynch OF
Paramount street, have returned
home after spending few days IN
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Bertha LeP0ge Bride
OF Sergt. McAt0Uey

For her weddig today to STAFF
Sergeant John McAtavey Of Mad
ison street. Miss Bertha Helena Le-
Page of East Liberty street, chose
a white gown fashioned with lace
bodice having a sweetheart neck
line; and q bouffant net skirt. A
tiara of seed pearls and net held
her fingertip veil. and she carried
white roses with sweetpeas.
The Reverend Alfred Matthew
performed the nine O'Clock cere-
mony at the Church of st. Ann,
which was decorated with palms
and lilies. MIR. Perreault played a
nuptial program with Mrs. Guertin
as soloist.
Miss Betty Blais attended the
bride, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George LePage. She wore an orchid
gown with a fitted taffeta bodice
having three quarter sleeves; and a
chiffon skirt. Her matching veil
was draped from q taffeta Juliet
cap. and she carried yellow daffo-
dis.
Joseph Grimes served as best man
for the groom, the son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAtavey.
Sergeant Samuel McGill and Ser
geant John Wigglesworth ushered.
Mr.. LePage gave his daughter In
marriage.
At the reception which followed
at the Hotel Elton Mrs. LePage
wore navy blue crepe with white
accessories. and q corsage OF gar
denias. Mrs. Albert Centerbar, an
aunt Of the groom. was dressed in
navy with powder blue accessories,
and q gardenias corsage,
Wien leaving for trip to New
York the bride chose q frock OF pale
printed crepe with o yellow wool
coat. and blue accessories.
The bride Is graduate OF Crosby
high school, The groom, an alum
nus OF wildly High school, Is sta
toned at Camp Cook, California.
Lieut.. Carroll Culhane, U, 8, Navy
ut Sampson. N. Y, spent the week.
end with his wife and daughter IN
TINS CITY.
Mr.. and MRS. Leavenworth p,
eperFy OF Buckingham street are
registered OF the Hotel Diltmore In
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs, A, q, Hampson OF
Euclid avenue had as their week.
end guests. 1t. Commander Robert
!. Coleman. Mrs. Coleman and their
children Robert !. and David. Of the
Norfolk Navy Yard.
Marguerite Beers, soprano, VIII
render q special program Of the an.
nal May concert Of the Coneofdla
Ladies' chorus May I ut ConeoFdla
hall. Others who viii participate IN
the program include Fred Neuelg'
baritone, and John Barrett pianist
A dance will follow the entertain
ment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Hebrew Ladies' Aid
Committee To Report

The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock at the Institute.
The following members Of the
committee for the Passover Drive
are urged to present their reports:
Mrs. Harry Klamkin. Mrs. Robert
Grace. Mrs. George Kaplan. Mrs.
Samuel Seegal, Mrs. Wilfred Green
blatt. Mrs. Abraham Fandiller, Mrs.
Coleman Tennenbaum, Mrs. Harry
Lyshkow. Mrs. Louis Rieger, Mrs.
Francis Meyers. Mrs. Abraham Sher-
man, Mrs. Jacob Rollins, Mrs. Kas-
per Black. Mrs. Harry Birenbaum,
Mrs. Samuel Goldman. Mrs. Boris
Stall, and Mrs. Nathan MiSkey.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
BOY SCOUTS PLANT
VARIETY OF TREES

Boy Scout troops from Waterbury
and Naugatuck spent Friday and
saturday In demonstration work at
Camp MattAtuck In Plymouth.
Nearly 1000 white pines. 100 spruce
and 100 black walnut trees were
planted In the vicinity Of the scouts
summer home. Many were placed
near the entrance and along the
path to the administration build.
ing, The executive council plans
10 continue the retofestFatlon pro.
gram every spring. Funds from the
Waterbury Community Chest, with
which the council Is atslliated' VIII
nromOte the program.
scout details were IN charge Of
Jack Riley Of Explorer Troop J OF
waterbury, an Eagle Scout; I'm.
met Nichols, assistant acoutmasteF
OF Troop 10, waterbury. and Cuis
ford Teeple Of Naugatuck, Lhe
Scout,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

= 10y 49, Wv
John 3. lewis and the Arthur
someEs Roche wilder are rails
nc local eyehrowns The Pat
oDrlens win hlesse0-eventually.
+. It1lbea Reno residence for
Mrs. Rooney after all Marlene
olelrich2 groom, Rudy Sieher. tells
NUNS Il he's been. quietly un-
nitched. les news 70 him The
Zen Heohts are increasing the papa
alton again /. It's q 10 ID ; or.
auy Tor the Frank 3. Mullens. Pop
9 exec. v-p OF NBC WIN Irwin,
he author, Is ct Roosevelt Hospital,
2retty ~ The rumors that
;ormer champ Fred ApoStoh was
oSt IN action are set at rest by his
manager, who reports hearing from
aim 3 weeks ago Donna Drake
Rtll be sealed to Tom Neal, ex-
Golden Glover That was a wild
iiSt fight IN q Beverly Hills hostelry
uetween two beauties in the 'Du-
Barry was q Lady" flicker the other
alght Husband trouble :.
glyse Knox. melting from H'wood
photogger Paul HeSse. will be among
Tie first 10 welcome home 1t. Tom-
my Harmon-her next .groomp
Proaucer ID. o. Selxnick borrowed
Olivia DeFfavilland from Warmers
cecently for S22.5O0 and then sold
her services to RKO for $125.000 &.
Howard Hughes, the mint. is court
ing ava Gardner, eStranged from
Mickey Rooney. but Sybil Merritt is
the competish Mickey's new IN
tereSt Is q dancer here named Peggy
McCaSS George o. Welles is a
coast stage door Johnny Her name
Is Jane Ellison Wallace Ford,
former leading man in films, Is
working the graveyard shift" at
North American Don't be startled
tf Capt. Rickenhacker runs for Vice.
President Grace Dewitt. FollieS
chlorine, Is champ gift-getter back
stage. Last week mink-this week
q silver fox Eddie Downing, the
star, Is III at his L. /. home {.
Pietro Arno and Boots Carroll are
= new version Of The Old Story.
AZ the Overseas Press Club elec-
lion night, Lowell Thomas, expiring
prexy. summed up one Of the groups
lfaults-"too many women members"
he said War Correspondent Ine2
lRobb flew into rage and resigned
Fever the insults to our seX!" Fea-
ture colyumist Alice Hughes also
chimed in and Irene Kuhn said
|the meetings were dull. which is
why male correspondents stayed
away. etc. i. It was quite q scene.
ASK Lowell. Owwww!
Insiders insist that Nazi big-gun
From the German Foreign Office
was In the U. S. for six weeks under
y safe-condIet viSit-to discuss mat
hers with the State Dept. His in
etialS are A. v. T. The wiSeguyS
hear that Don Meade. the jockey
suspended from the tracks, may lend
his name to q turf selector's sheet
Dennis Day and Barbara Hale
are q serious combine Betty
iarde Of oklahoma" and Robert
|Shaw. the scrivener. are Like That
Is General Somerville building
4 powerful political machine within
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Dorothy Dell. Guest
At Birthday Party

Mrs. Thomas v. Dell entertained
her kindergarten pupils Saturday
afternoon at a party in honor Of
her daughter, Dorothy, who was
celebrating her fourth birthday.
Yellow and orchid decorations
were attractively arranged for the
occasion.
Among the guests were Smiley
Macary, Jimmy Shea. T. Vincent
Shea, Francis Kennedy. Betty Ann
Kennedy, 10 Ann Hogan. James
Masset, Rosanne Peleltier. Marie
Della. Elaine Coppetto, Ann and
Joan I,aWlOr.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

TO the Bishop for altar supplies in
the diocese, and the afternoon oSter-
ing will go 10 the Seaman's Church
Institute,
The clergy and women Of the New
Haven Archdeaconry are invited %
attend. Each parish Is requested 10
send two delegates,
Anyone having used clothing in
serviceable condition 10 be sent @
Rosebud Indian Mission, south
Dakota is uuged 60 contribute such
articles at this time,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

An Atlantic patrol recently fished
up a milk bottle with a message
sealed inside which read two quarts
milk: no cream"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
C.Y.O. Unit Sponors
Young Peoples
First in Series of Events at Community House To-
night; Earbenders Complete Banquet Plans
WASHINGTON HILL

the Metropolis celebrating their
wedding anniversary.
william Kelly. cAilbie'O son Of
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Kelly OF Luke
street, who is a freshman at Holy
Cross College, spent the Easter re-
cess with his parents and has re-
turned to Worcester to resume his
studies.
Mr.. Elizabeth Joyce Of Madison
has has been laid low, with an at
tacke Of LaGrippe.
Mrs. Josephine Philippine of Syl-
van avenue, is very sick at her home
with LaGrippe.
The Earbenders held O meeting OF
the committee working on the An
nual Banquet yesterday afternoon
and from reports made yb the diff
ferent members on the committee
President Tom Conway is very
pleased with the returns on the
tickets so far. There are ell Q few
more people to be heard from. and
if it can possible be done. Mr.. Con-
way would like to have everyone
have their final reports in tomor-
row evening. The committee will
meet again at the Community
House tomorrow evening at 8 o.
clock, and as Wednesday Is the alb
solute deadline for the caterer. any
one wishing to attend should get in
touch with Mr.. Conway before to-
morrow night in order to have their
reservations hold.
n was decided TO have the dinner
served Saturday night May list. at
0 O'Clock. The Earbenders Will hon.
or Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Black
er's 5Oth Wedding Anniversary at
the banquet-the anniversary Is to-
day, April 26th.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

Tomorrow evening. regular meet.
ing night for washington PARK
Community Club will be q social
meeting, dancing and refreshments
viii be serve ddirectly after the bus
mess meeting. Members and their
friends will be welcome.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26

If you invest q modest sum.
You keep the Axis on the run
Buy = war Bend teaAys
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-26
Walter WimcIleIl
Ia NezC York

the armyp . They are saying that
General Matt Clark Is getting the
Macarthur treatment" Wilkes
fan mail indicates q greater popu-
larity than ever Irony: Ohio's
Gov. Bricker. according TO Time, has
been making anti-New Deal speeches
containing the slogan Live and let
llve-live and help livel''-coined by
Mrs. FDR.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
Urednikoua
po$ta
POZIV

Mammalian, da sc DO vrsila
,seJa Slovenske sekcije "a brez-
poselno zavarovanje in starost-
no pokojnino, petek 3. septem-
bra oh 8 uri zvecer v starem po-
slopju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave. Opozar-
ia Sc vse bivSe odbornike in dru-
stvene zastopnike, da Sc te seize
udelezite. To sejo Sc sklicuie,
da Sc organizacijo uradno raz-
pusti in blagajno oziroma de-
mar, XII Sc nahaja V njej daruje
"a SANS ali pa "a Slovensko po-
mono akcijo ali obema. Ce sc
te seize ne more udeleziti bivSi
drusveni zastopnik, mai sc je u
delezl eden ali drugi drustvenih
odbornikov, da ne DO pozneje
kaksnega oporekanja, ker gor-
Mi namen Sc bo izvrsil brez
ozira, koliko jih DO navzocih.
Torej pridite v Slovenski ma
rodni dom jutri.
Louis Zorko, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
HITLERJEV KONEC Sc BLIZA

Dobro leo je ega, ko e Hitler "poslednjic ponudil
mir zaveznikom Bill je tedaj Sc nimbu svojh savnih
zmag, preprican da pro MENU eel sve nice
Takra grozece govorl "Se sedaj in zadnic ponu
jam roko &c o odklonite, potem nj vec nikomur re-
sitve, tako nekako glase njegove besede lani
Bozcu Cd tedaj je Hitler vtihn Zaenkra e seveda Sc
vedno sanal svoem triumfu toda re lanska zin1a
je zba mnogO iuzJ IL glave Stalngrad ga je pohodl
do obupa. Porazi Afrki gna kolo zgodovne dalje
Pod pritiskom teh dogodkov je re ponovno skusal
skati poa, kako izvlec il zadege. Ponudi e sepa
ratni mir Angezem in Amerki ma racun Rusije. PRAY
ako je ponudi roko Rusiji ostah zaveznkov.
Vsepovsod je dob hatek odgovor: "Da kako da ne,
gospod Hitler &c brezpogojno kapiturate pa bono sle
Mill mr' Povsod gadko odklonii vsako msel, da
bi razdrli enotno zaveznisko fronto
Zadnji mesec je Hitlerju postalo Sc bo vroce Pred
mesecem je poskusil Svedskem in Tuciji. Nj bio
odmeVa. Samo Spanc ponudili roko. Oglasi je
minister Jordana in ponudil mrovnega posredoval
ca. Zavezniki SO ponjano roko gladko odkon vedno
ism povda arkom brezpogojna podaja in odstranev
cifasizma.
Prisel ie nov udarec XII je zade prav tako hudo
ko poraz Saingradu Tunis in Bzerta. Potem Scila.
In sedaj polom ltaliji-konec Mussolinija.
Spe pritiska Hitler Morda pa bi Sc dalo Sc kaj re-
st To pot e moral ma deo Franco Povdaril e, da
e brezuspesen nadajn bratomoni bo Nihce nj stanu
da zmaga nihGe nj polazen in kaze, da bo. Zakaj
ne bi zlepa poravna in morijo koncali?
Spet je dobi enak odgovor in ga bo dobil.
Toda vse te stvari resne. Use to razodeva, da
e vodstvo hterske Nemcije prevero, da je njhov
dan boj Sc klanje brez uDa image. Dobro vedo,
kaj odgovarao zaveznki njihove ponulbe. Toda ze
le bi neka pojasna tem kaj Sc to prav "brezpogoj
no." Ali pomeni to ka kot odsranitev Htera in
cizma, ko popono razorozitev? Ali velja tudi MIN at
lantska karta, XII zagotavlja vsem narodom pravco?
Vsekako so Sc Nemci zaceli sedaj zares ukvarjati
probemom bodoCnost slucaju poraza, Doslej jim to
niti ma msel nj prso. To pa pomen da pray tako
pricakovano ko e zrSl osiscni odpor Afrki in ka
kor ruSi fronta Rus ahko zl1si tud Hterjeva
vOna in nasina zgradba
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03

Z@dnjem casu Sc je marshal
spremenilo. VISA inozemska pro-
Faganda je bila vzeta Goebbelsu
IL rok - prisla je zdaj v pod
rocje zunanjega ministrstva v
berlinski "Wilhelmsstrasse." -
Nemske kratkovalne postaie
radzoruje zdaj uradnik il mi
nistrstva "a zunanje zadeve.
Jasno je torej, da je ia 60
vcr narocil Herr Ribbentrop.
Drugo vprasanie pa je: "Ko-
mu je bil ia govor namenjen? q?
Ameriskemu narodu? Navidez-
no, toda le navidezno. v resni-
ci, ako 81 stvar dobro ogleda-
mo, bono spoznali, da je "Bill"
Ribbentrop prigovarjal ne le
ameriskemu narodu, temvee
predvsem tudi vsem drzavni-
kom zahodnih velesil, mai 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
SPLETKE NEMSKE DIPLOMACIJE
NaD9SdI DONALD BELL

Dne II. augusta je nemski
radio presenecil yes svet z od-
dajo namenjeno Severni Ame-
riki, XII je bila nekaksna ponud-
ba "a mir. Govornik, XII Sc je
predstavi1 kot "Bill," je dejal,
da je prisel cas- "a to, da 60
vorimo 0 zakljucku vojne, ako
ne radi drugega, ze zato, da re-
simo zahodno civilizacijo.
: Povsem jasno je, da ia 60
vor, XII je sci preko nemskega
radia v anglescini, nj bill name
MEN nemskim slusalcem. Vpra-
SAME je le, kdo je ia nagovor
cenzdriral ali bolje, kdo v
Nemciji ga je narekoval govor-
niku.
Sc pred IA dnevi bi bill odgo-
vorili: Mlnistrstvo propaganda
in dr.. Goebbels. Toda v tenn