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Evening star., 1943-06-19
$1,000, 900 Blaze Sweeps
Two Factories in Ohio
fy the Associated Press.

IS the Associated PTeSS.
MASSILLON. Ohio. June 1s.-Fire
swept through two Massillon indus
t"ial plants last night, causing dam
sne estimated at more than S1,0OO,-
900 and disrupting electric service to
hearty half the city when flames
severed power lines.
The flames destroyed the Buckeye
Cereal Co. plant and spread to the
kIasSillon- Cleveland Akron Sign Co
E. NJ StultZ, Buckeye Co. presi-
dent, estimated loss at S250,000 and
said cause of the blaze was not
kloWn.
George A. Cecil, sign company &C
ccuntant, estimated loss to his firm
A. more than $750,000.
Three firemen were injured when
an explosion of -four dust threw
them from a ladder Seven freight
cars on railroad siding were de-
stroyed.
Evening star., 1943-06-19
Mrs. Burnett Smith, 80,
British Novelist, Dies
Nv the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June l9-Mrs. Burnett
Smith, 80. British novelist who
wrote under the name of Annie S.
Swan. died Thursday at East Lo-
THAN.
She was educated at Ladies' Col
lege and Edinburgh and published
her first book. The Curse OF Cow
den,'' in 1897. During the last war
she was sent to the United States
and spoke there as a member of a
food mission. Her last book, My
Life" was published in 1884. Her
husband, the late DR.. Burnett
Smith, died in 1927.
Evening star., 1943-06-19

marines landed in the Solomons
last August 7.
There was great hilarity around
the Solomons air command tonight.
In fact, all hands believe they can
attend movie without interruption.
Surely the Japanese can't take a
loss of II planes with inscrutable
face, and despite the fact that no
enemy planes land on the same field
from which they took of1-an old
Luftwaffe trick-it must be a con-
siderable loss of face in Toxic for
Evening star., 1943-06-19

every son of heaven must know the
tide has turned against Japan.
Our losses from the few bombs
that fell were only tank lighter
and one auxiliary aircraft. Well
swap that anytime for n aircraft.
Our casualties were mostly minor.
As for the japanese, many of their
pilots were burned to a crisp before
they hit the water and others were
drowned. because the high command
still refuses to supply their fanatic
flyers with parachutes.
Evening star., 1943-06-19
Jops, Counting on Screen Of Clouds, Found Sky
Cleor Over GuodoIcono! and Americans Reudy

I'm this delayed dispatch As
Sociated Press Writer J. Norman
Lodge describes hoD American
flyers ,UOn their great uictory
oUer a Jap air armada at Quad
alcanal Wednesday. an engage
ment at lDhich he had a ringSide
seat
Evening star., 1943-06-19
New Asia Command
Set Up by Britain
To Conduct Jap War
Marshal WuvelI Named
As Viceroy Of Indio in
Place Of LinIithqow
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 1s.-Great
Britain today appointed Field
Marshal Sir Archibald P. Wavell
as Viceroy of India and an
nounced the forthcoming forma-
tion of new East Asia command
to direct the final death blow
against Japan.
The London press promptly hailed
the Wavell appointment and pre-
dirted he would take the earliest op-
portunity to emphasize that the
British government intends to give
India selfrule as soon after the war
as, possible.
The proposal to set up the new
military command implied Britain S
promise to add her full might to that
of the United States in the war
against Japan when the European
fight has come to successful con-
clusion. promise first voiced by
Prime Minister Churchill.
Succeeds LinIithgow.
Further announcement on this
subject will be made soon" said a
statement from No. 10 Downing
street
AS Viceroy and Governor General
Of India, Sir Archibald who now be-
comes Lord Wavell, succeeds the
Marques of Linlithgow. The ap-
pointment is for five years.
To take Marshal Wavell's place as
commander in chief in India the
British government appointed Gen.
Sir Claude Auchinleck, who was re-
lieved as British commander in the
Middle East in 1912.
Marshal Wavell, now in Britain,
will return to India to begin his
duties when Lord Linlithgow's term
expires in October. Gen. Auchin-
leck takes over at once as Indian
military commander, a position he
held in 1940-4l before being shifted
TO the Middle East.
AS the first step in the plan to
create the new East Asia command,
the announcement said, 1T Is pro-
posed to relieve the commander in
chief in India of responsibility for
the conduct OF operations against
japan"
This intention was viewed as one
of the first tangible steps in develop
nent of the global strategy evolved
in the recent Washington confer
snces between President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill in
which Marshal Wavell and the air
and naval commanders in India
took part.
London observers hoped that
Marshal Wavell regarded as capa-
ole civil administrator in dealing
with complex political problems,
might be able to establish better
relations with Mohandas K Gandhi.
row in custody along with other
rative Indian leaders.
There will be those, no doubt. in
India itself and particularly in the
United States" declared the London
News Chronicle. who will read into
the (WavelD appointment the gov
srnment'S determination to pursue
policy Of stern and unyielding dis
cipline in Indian affairs.
But it would be quite unfair to
Sir Archibald to interpret it in that
way. His appointment as viceroy
must be judged on his merits as
man."
Marshal Waven, however, is ex-
rected to continue the firm British
policy which holds that the war eff
fort comes first
Evening star., 1943-06-19
Ship Survivors at Seville

SEVILLE, June 19 (P,.-A group Of
20 Americans, sailors from a tor
pedoed merchant ship and airmen
forced down in Spanish territory.
passed through Seville yesterday
en- route to Gibraltar. From there
they will 60 to North Africa.
Evening star., 1943-06-19

Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use a Star Want Ad." Phone
Ma. 5000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
STRAIN "ENAKOpRAVNOSTI'
Govor DIR. Iiie Juk6o, pomo5niko ministro
zunoniih zodev

sal in izgubil v divjem vrtincu
svojih spletk, lazi in prevar.
Isto velja seveda "a. fasizem
in njegove placane prijatelje.
Nacisti in fasisti nikdar ne 60
wore o ljutih prepirih v svojem
lastnem taboru, toda mi, tn, do
bro vemo, da Sc Ribbentrop,
Mussolini in Bastianini MISC mo-
gil zediniti nobenem onih
vprasanj, XII so jih preresetali
nedavno v Rimu. Mussolini hi
rad preprical sVoje valpete, da
Sc mu DO posrecilo napraviti
nekaksen nov "Muenchen". -
Zmotil Sc DO ravno tako kakor
Sc je zmotil leta 1910, ko je ma
tajni sell fasisticnega sveta IL
javil, da DO Velika Britannia ka-
%pitulirala Sc istega leta v teku
par mesecev.
FaSiste DO zadela zasluzena
kazen "a vse svoje zlocine, ka-
kor n. pr. one, prot katerim
sta pred kratkim hrabro dvig-
Mia svoj glas nadskof Stepinac
in skof V Miletu. Tudi drugi We
Tiki cerkveni dostojanstvenik
so, ravno tako javno in neu-
straseno, protestirali prot IL
staskim zlocinom izvrzenim pro,
ii bratom Srbom, proti Hrva-
tom in proti zidom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
SLOVENSKI AMERIsKi NARODNI SVET
Slovenian American National CounciD
1895 w. 26th Street, Chicago, Ill.
I~ZVRSEVALNI D

IzVRsEVALNI ODBOR
caSni pedsednik: Louis Adam6, Milford, N. J.
PTedsednik: Etbn Krhan. % Beechtree Street. Grand Haven, Mich.
l. podpredsednica: Marie Prisland, 1904 Dillingham; Ave. Sheboygan. Wis
II podpedsednik: Jarko N. RogeIi 62o Schade Ave, Cleveland. Q.
PCmo2ni tank in zapisnkar: Nrko G. Kuhel, 1857 s Iawndalp Ave
Chicago Ill
Blagajnk: Joseph zalar 351 N. Chicago Street, Joliet, III.
Odbornik: Vincent Cainkar 267 S. Lawndale Ave, Chicago, III.
Leo JurjOvec, 1904 w. Cermak Fd, Chicago, Ill.
DIR. F. J. Kern, 6233 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, o.
Rt Rev. John j. Oman 347 E. Both St, Cleveland, o.
Rev. Alexander Urankar, Box: 608, Iemont, Ill
Frank ZanZ 230l S. LaWndale Ave, Chicago ILL.,
OsREDNJI ODBOR
Frank Alesh, 2i24 s. Pulaski Rdr Chicago, Ill; Ursula Ambrozi6, 48 Pierce
Street, Eveleth, Mimi DIR. F. J Arch, 615 Chestnut st, N. S, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Mary G: Balhnt F. l, Box Sac, Enumclaw, Wash; Charles eneyol l6OO7 Holmes
Ave, Cleveland, O.; Geo. J. Brince, Box 79 Eveleth, Mimi; Rev. Maiia J..
ButaIa, 4l6 N. Chicago Street, Joliet, Ill; Jos. F. Durn, 1905 Waterloo I'd,
Cleveland, O.; Josephine Erjavec, sgt N. Chicago Street, Joliet, Ill: John
1854 So Logan Ave, Milwaukee, Wis; John Germ, SIT E. C. Street,
Pueblo, Colo; Rev. Albin Gnid0vec, 633 Bridger Ave, Rock Springs Wyo;
John Gornik, 6403 ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, o; Anton G-dina, 1858 Z. SIND
ST. Cleveland, o. Mary Jurca, 1908 Trunbuu Ave- Highland Park, Mich;
Rev. Malta kebe, 223-5th Street, Pittsburgh, Pa; Katarina Krainz, 1888
Hawthorne ave, Detroit, Mich; Ana Krasna, 216 w. 18th Street, New York,
1920 Union Ave, Newburgh, O.; johanna " Mevar, 1901 Wade Park Ave,
Cleveland, D.; Frank 0k0ren, Also Pearl Street, Denver Colo; Math Petrovich,
253 E Isl Street, Cleveland, O.; Mary E. Poiutnk, It'll E. 3h st, Loratn. O.:
Joseph Fonikvar, 1890 E. list Street, Cleveland. 0" Mary Predovich, 1900 Yew
Street, Butte, Mont; Frank Puncer, 2O7 So. G5h Street, Milwaukee, Wis;
Rose Radovfch5 18 Rice Street, Pueblo, Colo; Anton Shuar, Box q, Arma
KalS; John Ter8di Box 25, Strabane, Pa; Frank VeIkan 937 N. Kecham
st, indianapolis, Ind; Andrew Vidrich, 7O6 Forest Ave Johnstown, Pa; Rev.
Vital VoduSek, 25 Linden Ave, San Francisco, Calf; Frank Wedic, sol Lime
Street, Joliet Ill; Josie Zakrajsek, 1903 CGneHa Ave, Cleveland, O; Agnes
Joscph zorc, 1915 Wadsworth Ave, North Chicago, Ill; Ivan zornan, GEO
Edna Ave, Cleveland, O.; Louis Zeeznikar, IS. n Chicago Street, JoHev Ill
ODBOR SLOVENSKEGA TISKA
Uredriki vseh slovcnskih lKov V zdruzenih drzavah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

=, Podruznica stew. IL SANS, Amb-idge,
Pa.-Predsednik: Joseph Tekstar; tai
nix: Anton ziberna, 205 Locust Street
Ambridge, Pa; blagajnica: Mary Ro-
senbergar.-Iz dr.. stew. 80 SNIP.
Podruznica stew. IL SANS, w. Ali
Quiprc, Pa.-Predsodnik: Frank Gtru-
belj; tajnica: Theresa GerzoI, 324 Evt2
Ave, W. .Alieu;pp2, Pa; blag3j2ik: az
tcl ycIa&L.-L4 Gr. stew. l22 EN7J.
+ Fcdiuzrica 3tcY. Is SANS, NiIc:, Q.
-TajnIk: John Vrcczr, 3l8 Baldwin
Ave, Miss, O.-Iz Dir. stew. 48l :NPJ.
Podruz1tca stew. Il SANS. Suhi.
Mian.-Prcdsednik; MAJ Ma~tz; tai
nix: George Pav.ch, Be- SEE. Bull,
Mimi; blaGajnica; frances Kc5ae.cl.
IL d.. &to.. III SN2J.
Pcdiuznic2 ytcY. - Sans, sp.sag-
ijcid, -P~ccdseQnix: Louis Aidich;
t8jnik: John Gorsek St, "a ". Hay
Street, Springfield. I'll; blagaja:k: 10
seph OVca; z~apisnikar: John Gc25sk
ml.-Iz or. st. AZ SNIP.
+, Podru5nica Stey. IG SANS, Aurora,
Minn.-Predsednik: I. Emol.cn; t2i-
nix: Charles Yerich, Box 81, Aurora,
MINI; blagainik: Joseph M~ra.c7:.z-
Il dr. ST.. 43, III, 578 SNIP, stew. IS
ABB, Stcv. 131. 1l2, KsK:J, 3..y. 013
EBZ.
Fcdsu5nica stew. II SANS, Uric.-
tcwn, Fa.-Eredsednik: joseph Fab;
tajrik: Louis Dornik. 1871 Zine Ave,
Uniontown, Pa; blagajnik: Joseph Gin
itch; ~zaptsaikar; Anthony Rupar.-Iz
dr. 5tev.~22G SNPJ in stew. SIS APz.
PcdTuGnica Stcv. IL SANS, Ghc3cT-
gan, Wis.-Eredsednik Martin Jelonc;
tajnik; Leo Milcata.k, 1916 Alabama
Ave, sheboygan, Wis; blagajnik: john
Spendal; zapjsnfkaT: Anton Dcbeyc.--
L CIR. 5t2V. 24E EMP.
Pcdruznica stew. 10 FANS, .saa. Fan
cisco, Calif.-predscdnfk: 'Jczef Fa5i-
JAM; tajnik: andre Lak&aa, 54e Rhode
Island Street, San Francisco. Calif.;
blagajnik: John Bartol-Iz slc7. pcdp.
drustVa "a Kalifornitc.' .
Pcdrazrliea stew. 20 SANS, Clsve-
land, O.-Predsednica: Ivana Zalar;
tajn:ca: Cecilia Brodrik, 1852 w. 1870.
Street, Cleveland, O. ,b~lagajnicas Jo-
sephfne Bizjak.-Iz drustev v West
Parku in okolici. N
Podruznica stew. I'll SANS, Cleveland,
O.-castni predsednik: Rt. Rev. John
j. Oman; predsednik: Math Zupaneic;
tajnica: Helen Tomato, 1904 Vineyard
Ave, Cleveland, O.; zapisnikarica: ViE-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
PCGLAVNik USTANOVE NO
VO KOLAJNO IA SVOJE
CETE

WASHINGTON. = Cd Itali-
Janov kontrolirani radio Rako-
vica je nedavno poro6al, da ie
poglavnik Ante Pavelic ustano-
vii novo kolajno "a svoje ustas-
Ike napadalne cete; to kolajno
bodo dobili "a sodelovanje z osi-
seem in "a represalije prot ju-
goslovanskim patriotom, XII bra
MILO svoje domove. v pravem
naeisticnem duhu nosi kolaina
napis Ia Poglavnika i "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

torija Hocevar.-Iz druSteV V New
burghu.
Podruznica stew. % SANS, Midway,
Pa.-Tajnik: John Just, Box %, Mid
way, Pa.-Iz DIR. st. SO SNIP.
P~odruznica stew. 20 SANS, St. Louis,
Mo.-Predsednik: August Prebil; tai
MICA: Theresa Speck, 1858 Rosa Ave,
st. Louis, Mo; blagajnik: Frank Fla
taric.-Iz Vseh sloY. druStev v nasel-
bini.
PcdIuzl,ica stew. "a SANS, virden,
Il.-Predsedni!l: Frank Reven; tai
nix in b~lagajnik: Frank Ilersich. R.R.
l, Emmerson St, Virden, Ill; zapisni-
kar.ca: Mary Kovacic.-Iz DIR. stew. IA
SNIP.
Podruzr:ca stew. rs, Chicago, Iii
Predsednik: Donald j. Lotrich; tajnik
III ~blagajnik: Frank Alesh, 2124 s. Pu-
lasEi Rd., Chic2go, Il.-Iz Fedoracija
SNPJ.
Podruznica stew. 26 SANS, Salem, O.
-Predsednik: Frank Krizaj; tajnik in
blagajnik Frank Koran, r. D. l., Ben
ton Route, Salem, o.; z~apisnikarica:
Frances MiheVc.-Iz DIR. stew. 476 SN-
PJ.
Pcdruznica stew. II SANS, Arcadia,
misunderstanding: John Kunstel, tai
nix: John Shular, R. l, Arcadia. Kans.;
blagajnik: Frank Dolinar.-Iz. dr.. stew.
2O6 SNIP.
Podruznica stew. % SANS, Conc
rnaugh, Pa.-Predsednik: Joseph Turk;
tajnica: Mary Fabric, Conemaugh, Pa;
blaGajnica III zapisnikarica: Albira
Mrak.-Iz dru3tcv V naselbini.
P~cdru2nica stew. 20 SANS, Frcdcr-
icktcwn, E'a.-Predsednik: Max Ma
gayna; tajnlk: Anton SkVarch, Box
39l, Vestaburg, Pa; blagajrik: John
CjsterSek.-Iz dr.. stew. 298 SNIP.
P~0dru1nica stew. 30 SANS, Sharon,
Pa.-Predsednik: Joe Paulinich; tai
mix: Frank OEOrn, 937 Stambough
Ave, Sharon, Pa; blagajnik: Anton
Valentintic.-Gz DR.. st. 81 262, 755 SN-
PJ, kluba SloV. donna in G~ospodinj-
skega kluba s. D.
Podruznica stew. 81 SANS, Pueblo,
Col0.-Prcdsednica: Frances Rasuat.
305 Spring Street, Pueblo, Colo.-Radno
prispeVajoce Or. katcliSkih borstnaric
stew. 914.
Pcdru1nica stcy. 80 SANS, CEeve-
land, G.-Tajnjca: Jennie Kozclj, 687
E. I5Gth Street, Cleveland, O. Rcdno
prlspcTajctc Or. It. 8 SEz.
PCdru2nic2 STAY. 80 SANS, Bridge
pert, o.-Predsednik: Joseph snoy;
tamil. in blagajnik: john Vitcz, Box
848, Barton, O.; zapisnikarlca: karo-
lima 5teianich--Iz Or. st. IS, 333. $50,
562, $40, 407 SNIP, Stcy. %, 1873 KsKJ.
or. AB2 St. 155, Blaine, o.
PoGru&HIca 5tev. "a SANS, Presto,
Pa.-EreGsadnlk; Falentin Leskoyec;
tajnik il ~blagajnik: Frank primozic,
Box Is, Presto. Pa.-Lz Or. stew. 21
KSKJ, Stew. l66 SNIP in I~zcbrazeyal-
mega lgluba.
Podraznioa 5tcv. SIS SANS. Gary.
fnd.-Tajaik: S. Heincl, 1856 Gomez
tlcut Street, Gary, Ind.-Letno pri-
spevajcce ,drustVo stew. 271 SNIP.
Podruznica stew. 36 SANS, Wauke-
gan-North Chicago, m,-2redsednik:
DR.. Andrew Furlan, taintk: Joseph
Zorc, l045 WadswoYth Ave, North Chi
cago, Ill: b%lagajnik: Matn J5-e5; "a
pisnikar: Frank Ogrin.-Iz ~sloyenSkih
drustsV ' Waukegalu in North Chi
c2gu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

Podruznice
PCdruznica stew. / SANS, Detroit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Franc HreS3aE;
tajnica: Liza Mention. 1895 PalliEt2r
Detroit, Mich; blagajnik: Charlo:
Gaber.-Iz yseh slovenSklh druStav Y
naSeIbini.
P~oGruznica Stew. 2 SANS. Chicago,
iil.-PreGsednik: Louis Gkrbinek; tai
nix: john Morsj, 2JG2 Clifton Ave.
Chicago. Ill; ~bIagajnik: John Tu2L;
z8pjsni-ar: Frank T~eropsic.-rz O.
stew. &c SNIP in kluba "Rled."
POdEuzEica stew. 5 SANS, P~ittsblrg,2,
Fa.-Fredsednik: Dr.. 2: J. Arch; tai
nix: frank Cbl1E, 1926 Butler 81
Pittsburgh. Pa; olagajniE: Rev. MI
thew Hebc; 2~apisnikar: George Witkc-
vich.-Iz vseh s~lovansEiil druS5eY :
EGSelkili.
PcdrEz1lica stev. I cans, JctnstcJw,,
Pa.-Predsednica: Mary Cragar; tai
MICA: Mary Vtdmar, 3C2 Boyer St,
Jchnstcwn, Pa; blagajnik: Peter VeNG.
IL Or. stew. 3 SNIP.
Pcdluznica stc7. 5 SANS, Rock
springs, Wyo.-Predsodnik: Frank Co
@ar; tajnik: Matt Leslsovec, SOP n
Street, Rock Springs, Wyo.; blagaj-
nix: Frank Plemel; zap:snikar: joe
Gc@ar.-Iz vseh sloyensk.h dru3toy =
nase!bini.
Pcdruznica stew. s SANS, Ely, MINI.
-Predsednik: Andrew Pirtz; tajnik:
Frank Toms!cn MI, AFU Bldg, Ell,
Mimi; blagajnik: Louis Champa-
Il Or. st. 1853 SNIP in vseh drugih =
naseIbini.
Pcdruznioa stew. : SANE, Little Fans,
n. Y.APrcdsednik: Frank Gragorza;
ia ink. Frank GTegorin, 9 Douglas
Little Falls, n. Y; b~lagajrik:
frank Masle,--Iz Ysah stirih sloyensl:ih
druStev v naseIbini.
Podruznica stev. 8 SANE, West New
oil, Pa.-PredsedniEi: John Kotar; tai
nix: John Kobe, r, /, Box lit, West
Newton, Pa; blagajnik: john Sink
Il dr.. stew. 81 SNIP.
P~odruznica stew. 3 SANS, Wilcox,
Pa.-Fredsednik: Joseph Fortuna; tai
Jchn Defence, Box 7s, Wilcox,
Pa; blagajnik; Jacob sifler; zapisni-
kar: Frank Seday.-Iz DIR. Stev. 36
'Fodiuznica stew. 10 SANS, Cantca, O.
-Predsednik: Frank Guna; tajnik:
Rlaz Odar, Sol Brown Ave, N. w.
Canton. O.; b~lagajnik: JOS. Lapajna.-
IL dr.. stew. 315 SNIP.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
Urednikova
poSta
Godnjavcu " spomin

Cleveland, Ohio. - BrezOb-
zirna smrt je zopet globoko po-
segla V napredne vrste cleve-
landske naselbine, ko nam je u
grabila marljivega drustvenega
delavca JOhn-a Godnjavca.
Ako hocemo pravilno oceniti
njegOVe zasluge ma drustvenem
policemen in kulturnem polju,
Sc mOramo vrniti V cvetOCo do
DO razvoja in idealizma mladih
slovenskih priseljencev.
Pokojni John je okusil re v
starcm kraiu kruto borbO 70
obstane k. V premogokopih jc
dobiI prve nauke razre3ne "a
vesti. Mad in poln idealizma Sc
,je napotil V Ameriko ter Sc ia
koj pridruzil naprednemu giba-
nju, V katerem Sc je nesebicnO
udejstvoval, dokler ga nj bole-
zen rolozila ma posteljo.
Oh svoji smrti je bill John
clan treh druStev, toda kot dol
goletmj tajnik je posVetil najve&
cnergie drustvu "Vodnikov vc-
nee st. lat SNPJ. To Grustv0
.je pod njegovim vodstvom ma
raslo IL ponizne mladike V mo-
goCno drevo, katerega cvetje 81
ri olrnmliivi vonj pc cleveland
SIX II" selbini.
ko Sc ie poGela akcija "a Slo-
ven@hj narodni dom, je postal
Iohn eden prvih Glanov direkto-
rii2. Dalje je bill yecletni pred
sednik Mladinskega pevskega
zbora "Slavcki". Vodilno vlogo
,ie ig12l- tudi V "Zvezi groceri-
STOW in mesarjev."
Pc orepriGanju je bill socialist
dasi nj bill clan stranke. Ker ie
bill bi.troumen, SO vsi vposteva-
Ii njegova mnenja. John je bill
vesele narave. Prijatelj5tvo je
ccnil nadvse, cato smo S. marsi-
kateri vecer zbrali V Erstetovi
klcti in diskuzirali tekoce pro-
hleme do pozne ure.
V roznejsem casu Sc ie lotil
trgovine. Naporno delo in skrbi
mu je pa izpodkopali zdravje -
lotila Sc ga je paraliza in tako
,ie preminil dine 4. maja pc dol
81 in mucni bolezni. Pokopan je
bill ciyilno.
Maj mu DO ohranjen casten
spomin. Njegovi vrli soprogi Gil
XII, sinu Stanleyu, Xxi sluzi V a.
meriSki armadi in hcerki Fran
ces pa nase globoko sozalje!
Frank Cesen
in yeS nriiataliev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

Inv -o' lIAaASd JC s. I'll. iiiJ1
Jukic preko londonskega radia
naslovil Jugoslovanom v domo-
VIM naslednji govor:
Pc polomu Francije je Hitler
oh priliki nekega uradnega spre~
jenna S svojo nebrzdano oholost-
jo primal sprico vecih inostran-
skin poslanikov, da Sc vso svo-
10 zunanjo politiko vodil ma te-
melju prevare:
"Moja najvecja prevara V
ziVljenju - je dejal Hitler -
pa je bila, da sem preslepil ne
katere zapadnjaske kroge, Ges
da velja mole oborozevanje lie
Sovjetski Uniji, docim sem Sc V
resnici v prvi vrsti oborozeval
proti MIN. Ako Sc ne hi bill po-
sluzil teh lazi, hi mi zapadnjas-
Ike slle ne bi bile nikdar dOVolile
tako obseznega oborozevanja'.
Zdaj, ko je Hitlerju samemu
re jasno, da Nemcija z orozjem
nikakor ne more vec izvojevati
image, pa skusa resiti vsaj te-
melje svojega necloveskega re-
lima - in to zopet S podobnimi
nrevarami.
Toda tudi ma tenn potu ne DO
na5el sVoje FESTIVE, niti Ease, nj
ii "a svoj nacisticni red in tudi
ne "a svoje satellite in agente.
Nasi veliki zavezniki potrpezlji-
vo in metodicno odstranjujejO
zapreke ma svojem potu in tes~
no sodelujejo, danes V vojni,
jutri miru. Nacisti besne in 81
izmisljujejo vsak dan novih in
Sc Vecjih lazi, V svojem praz-
mem upanju, da bodo Z mimi
nemara zanesli med mas zmes-
njave in napravili spranje V
trdnih zidoVih zaveznikov.
Videti je, da so nemski gene
rail- DrepriCali Hitleria, da Sc DO
mogIa Nemcija lie tedaj Sc ne
kako reSiti, ako DO uspela pO-
vzrOciti spore V zavezniSkih W.
stab kakOr .ie to napravil Erie
drich Veliki "a casa 7-letne vo-
ne. Tako torej slone danasnji
nemSki naGrti "a reSitev NemGi-
je ma ideji obrambe ma bojnih
poljih, in naizivahnejSe ofenzi-
We V podrOcju politike.
Ia naGrt bodo seveda opusti-
Ii, ako hi Hitler sklenil kaznO-
vati edino V Evropi Sc preosta-
10 nevtralno drzavo, katere OBJ
nasanje je pred par dnevi ozna-
Gil kot "predrzno''.
DrugaGe pa je zdai napoGil
praVi cas- "a GOebbelsa in ME
gov ogromni propaganda apa-
rat, kajti edino le Cd NIGGA pri-
6akujejo nem5ki general resi-
tev Nemcije. Zato vidimo Goeb-
belsa kako Sc obraCa ma vse
strani Z noVimi lazmi. V zadnii
$tevilki "Raiha" poziva anglo
saks0nsko javn0 miSlienje, ma
Iazume, da vodi Nem6iia vojno
prOti komunistiCni ncvarnosti,
pTeteCi tako Evropi, kakor vse-
mu sVetu. Obenem pa pise ME
gov stockholmski casopis "Dags
pOsten', da velia Sc "a leto5
pricak0vati kompromisnega mi
" med NemGijo in SovietskD
Unijo, key Sc bosta oba ma
sprotnika prepTicala, Ga iima j.
nenoogoje drug drugega pre-
magati, ker prvi prodlra poleti,
a drugi pozimi, tako da DO mai
bo]je iskati in najti kompromis.
Goebbels sporo6a Veliki Bri-
tamil, da hoceta Russia in A
moriha uniciti britansko cesar
stVo, Fusiji pa, da kujeta Veil
ks Britannia in Amerika nekak-
Eno kapitalisticno zaroto proti
njej; Ameriki sepece, da uvaja
Vclil10 Britannia komunizem V
EVropo in Veliki Britaniii, da
namerava Amerika lie zasesti
Meme k~0lonije in dominione.
Rusom govori Ga jim hoGe A
merika preko Alaske in Aleutov
-CdUzeti Sihiriio y hnoor;ki Il,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Personal

Miss Doris Jacaruso of Bank
street and Miss Rita Granniss of
Hartford are spending a few days
in New York City. They are reg
istered at the Hotel Abbey.
Mrs. Mark Marcucci of Chase
Parkway has returned from
months visit with her sister, Mrs.
William Miscavade of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Marcucci was accompanied on
her trip by her twin daughters.
Marion and Constance.
A bingo party will be sponsored
by the ladies of st. Cecilia's church
at the praish hall Thursday after
noon at 2:15.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Paquette of
Cheshire announce the coming mar
riage OF their daughter, Gertrude,
to George H. Hamel, son of Ferdi-
nand Hamel of $50 South Main
street. The wedding will take place
on Saturday, July IT, at 8 a. m. at
st. AIMS Church.
A box luncheon and farewell party
was sponsored at IL p. m. today by
the Waterbury Council of Social
agencies for Miss Margaret Ken
nedy local nutritionist who will soon
assume duties as nutrition consult
ant for the bureau Of maternal and
child health, Connecticut Depart
ment Of Health, in Hartford. Miss
Pauline M. Moor, director Of the
Kingsbury Child Care center was
the guest speaker.