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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Weather
Continued from Page One

$50 p. m. yesterday of William
p. Crull, 8l-year-old retired
farmer living at 201l Fulton
street, Armada. He dropped
dead of a heart attack, induced
by over-exertion in shoveling
snow.
Peter j. Veins, of 244 Dickin-
son avenue, died under similar
circumstances earlier Tuesday.
Towing service was almost
impossible to obtain as garage
employees answered an endless
stream of calls. War workers
and school children mostly
rural students - stayed home in
droves and retail business was
off so per cent in Mount Glenn
ems, according to Alvin w.
Hameister. chairman of the
merchants committee of the
Board of Commerce.
George Nelson, II, of 8499
Lozier avenue, Van Dyke, was in
Saratoga hospital today, rushed
there at 1870 p. m. Tuesday
when the extreme cold broke
veins in his nose. Police said he
was given two blood transfusions
and his condition was better to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Time
Continued from Page One

Governor Kelly had counsel
led against haste in enacting the
bill, and Attorney General Her.
bert j. Rushton had held in a
formal opinion the legislature
lacked authority to abolish East
ern War Time, because it was
imposed by act of Congress for
duration of the war to conserve
electrical energy.
Following is the roll call vote:
Aye - Reps. Acker, Charles
p. Adams, Clark j. Adams, AL
lard, Anderson, Bannasch, Bau-
er, Begick, Bird, Bolt, Braun,
Callaghan, Campbell, Carroll,
Cihak, Cleary, Courier, Dead
man, Dean, Decker, Engstrom,
Espie, Fault ner, Feenstra,
Freye, Gilbert, Gillespie, Green,
Graebner, Guggisberg, Harma,
Hermann, Higgins, Hoxie, Hoop
er, Jenema, Jesperson, Johnson,
Kilstrom. Kircher, Kirk, Knaggs,
Knox, Kruse, Landon, Legg,
Lindquist, Loupee, Mackay, Mel
son A. Miles, Frederick T. Miles,
Morgan, Morrison, James I. Post,
Maurice E. Post, Preston, Rod
esiler, Root, Schuch, Smith, Ste
phens, Stanley, Stenson, Stock
man, Storey. Town. w arm er,
Wedge, Winery, Young, Nu-
gent-71.
Nay-Buckley, Calvert, Ding
man, Dombrowski, Gallagher,
Gartn Jeffries, Kowalski,
Kronk, Leszynski, Macdonald,
Gerald L. Murphy, James l..
Murphy, Nagel, Novak, NoWak,
O Brien, Phillips, Snow, Stock
fish, Sumeracki, Walsh-22.
Seven members were absent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Gym Mishap
Proves Fata!
New Haven Youth
Dies Of Injuries

Lynn w. Blackmon, 18-year-
old New Haven youth and a
freshman at Michigan State Col
lege, died at the Michigan State
College clinic yesterday from
complications following leg
fracture suffered in a gym class
fall last Friday.
DR.. c. F. Holland, Clinic di-
rector, said the youth was in
jured in a commando-type drill
and apparently was recovering
when an embolism developed.
Blackmon was a pre-medical
student at Michigan State. He
was graduated last year from
New Haven High School, where
he established a commendable
academic record. He was presi-
dent and -valedictorian of the
1912 New Haven senior class,
and was a member Of the school
band. He also was an active
member of the Congregational
Church in New Haven, serving
as pianist for the Sunday school
class.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blackmon,
and two brothers, Clinton, at
home, and Stuart, who is a stu
dent at Michigan State.
Services will be held Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
Will Funeral Home, New Haven,
with the Rev. B. A. Warren Of
ficiating. Interment will be IN
New Haven cemetery.
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i. S. Sub
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
as B. Klakring, who has dared
move his submarine so close to
the shores of Japan the crew
could see horse race in pro-
gress.
In a Navy approved inter-
view, Ensign ellison Rohrback
told about the convoy incident.
RODE SURFACE
The skipper liked to get up
on the surface and travel, "
Rohrback explained.
LAS matter of fact, the mer-
chantmen were shooting at us,
too, with five-inch deck guns but
it didn't seem to bother the skip
per. He stayed on the surface
for an hour and half trying to
get another shot (Rohrback had
told earlier of the sub sinking
two ships in the convoy, dam
aging a third, then deciding to
surface). Then Jap planes came
out and we pulled the cork and
went down"
The ensign, who refers to
Commander Klakring as "the
sort of fellow who's going to win
this war; said:
Il feel as though I've learned
quite a bit about Japan. We
saw big Japanese cities and Jap
trains, bases and ships
FOUR AT ONCE
Among the eight ships cred
tied to the sub, meaning Jap
anese tonnage loss of 10000, the
ensign listed as the most re-
markable the four blasted to the
bottom within minutes of each
other.
He emphasized that meant
markable coordination because
of the complex calculations in
volved.
But how could they miss?
Commander Klakring, the en-
sign said, used to go in so close
for torpedo shots that the con-
cussion would be worse in the
submarine than a lot of depth
charges SEEM"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Remington
Rites Thursday
Former Resident
Dies in Detroit

Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Remington, II, 4 former
Mount Clemens resident, Will be
held Thursday at 2 p. m. from
the Hubbard Funeral Chapel
with Rev. Joseph l.. Kennedy,
pastor of First Presbyterian
church. officiating.
Mrs. Remington, who lived at
223O Sixth street, Detroit, died
yesterday at Mt. Carmel hos
pital, Detroit, following an i'll
ness of TIN ee weeks.
She is the widow OF josiah
Remington. Surviving are a son,
John, with whom she lived; two
daughters, Mrs. George
Corey and Mrs. Lillis Green,
both of Mount Clemens, and a
grandson, John Remington, Jr.,
with the Marines at Guadal-
canal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Boy Burglars
Plead Guilty
Admit Entering
- County Residences

Two l6-year-old East Detroit
boys who admit burglarizing Is
East Detroit homes were in the
county Jail today awaiting SEN
tence after they pleaded guilty
to breaking and entering in the
nighttime on arraignment be-
fore Circuit Judge James Z,
Spier.
Awaiting sentences are Ray
mond Riedl, 14704 Collinson
avenue, and Edwafd Dieke of
22l41 Cushing avenue Deike,
in addition, admits breaking into
20 Crawling cottages in l94l.
Arrest of the boys on New
Years day by Deputy Sheriff
Cornelius Gudenau ended a
wave of vandalism that had
plagued East Detroit home
owners.
They admit running amuck in
the home of Albert Fortune, Of
22095 Brittany avenue, smash
ing mirrors, dishes, glassware,
q radio and many other articles.
According to East Detroit Po-
lice Chief Lyman Eckhardt, the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Credit Bureau
Names Directors

William Koehler, Joseph Cody
and Clarence Barck were re-
elected 10 three years terms as
directors of the Mount Clemens
Credit Bureau by members last
night.
Secretary John Vices report
indicated that credit buying
slumped in 1912 and that collec-
tions on delinquent accounts i'm
proved over l941.
Officers will be named at the
next business meeting sometime
next month. Present officers in
addition TO Vice are: Merle Barr,
president; George Middlemiss,
vice-president, an d koehler,
treasurer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20

Proves Fatal
Aged Armodo Former
Dies ShoveIins Snow

ARMADA - William Pitt
Crull, 81, a retired farmer, drop
ped dead at $50 o. m. Yesterday
of a heart attack while shovel
ing snow in front of his home
at 20ll'Fulton street.
Mr.. Crull had lived in and
near Armada for "a years. he
was born in New York Feb. ~,
1861, the son of William and Re-
becca Crull.
Besides his wife, he is surviv-
ed by four daughters, Mrs. Mel
lie Harbaugh. Lima, o., Mrs.
Myrtle Campbell, Almont, Mrs:
Carrie Mabee, Port Huron, ana
Mrs. Florence Campbell, OF Ar
mazda; two sons, H. NJ, of st.
Louis, Mo-, and Charles, of Port
Huron; IL grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1870 p. m. from the
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calomel-And You'll jump Out Of
Bed in the Moning Karin b Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pints OF
bile juice into your bowels every day. II tnis
digest. 1t may just decay In the bowels. Thsn
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con.
stpatcd. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
1t takes those good. old Csrter's Little
ing freely to make you feel up and up"
Get q package today. Take ~ drectsd.
Effective in making bile flow fresly: Ask
for Carter's Little Liver Pulls. l0t ana 1bt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Gaming Gases
Bound Over
Bernstein, Morson
Waive Examinations

Sam Bernstein and Thomas
Marson, alleged operators of a
gaming house raided by Sheriff
Jacob F. Theut Jan. 3, were or
dered to stand circuit court trial
on charges of operating and
n .aintaining a gambling estab-
lishment by Justice Donald j..
Parent today afte they waived
justice court examination.
A charge of carrying conceal
ed weapons against Bernstein
was held over a week and both
were freed on $500 bond each.
Theut charges the pair oper-
ate a blind pig and gambling
house at 1878 East Eigh. Mile
road, Warren township. Leo
Grombolski, lain Hamtramck
hoodlum, and his wife attempted
to enter the place while the
raid was on but were ordered
away by Theut who did not
know them.
Bernstein is 80 and lives at
2678 East John r., Detroit;
Marson, 80, gives the Park Ho-
tel, Detroit, as his address.
The bodies of Grombolski and
Stephen Goldyga were found
stuffed in the rear of car
parked two blocks from the Mt.
Clemens police station two days
after the raid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
COlOred Youths
Win Probation
for Entering

Two of three colored youths
arrested Dec. 6 in the Chevrolet
Garage were on probation to-
day after they pleaded guilty to
entering without breaking on
arraignment Tuesday b ef o r e
Circuit Judge James E. Spier.
The third youth, a juvenile, is
to appear before Probate Judge
Joseph V. Trombly.
Charles Williams, 10, 231O La
Croix avenue, Route 3, was plac-
ed on five years probation, as
sessed $50 costs and ordered to
pay the garage SOB for dam
ages to a battery charger.
James Dulin, ID, 2347 Forrest
avenue, also Route 3, was given
three years probation and as
sessed $40 costs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Probe Staying
Of Girl, Il

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-(P)-
The body Of 12-year-old school
girl, her head smashed, was
found today in -blood-soaked
bed in a West side apartment,
and police said she had been
raped and slain.
Police said that near the bed
they found a hammer which
they believed was used to kill
the child,
She was Martha Punt, whose
home is a block and half
from the apartment in which
she was found.
Her body was found by kit
chen helper at the Hotel Plaza,
Iraris Fandino, who shared the
apartment with a worker from
another hotel. Police said they
learned that Fandinos apart
ment mate had not reported for
work this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Pupils Purchase
S2.O72 i'm Stamps

War Bond and Stamp pur-
chases continued heavy in the
public schools this week with
sales reaching S2,072 60, Super
intendcnt l.. Wade Fast said to-
day.
Totals by schools were: Glenn
ems, S6825; Dickinson. $40;
Donalds son, S54.30; Grant,
S11O.65; Lincoln, $1,000; Ma
comb. S64.15; Wilson, Sl2745
and high school, 81, 456.70.
Sales to date already exceed
$4,000, Fast said, and the stu
dents hope to up this figure to
100000 by the time school
closes in June.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20

boys admit entering II other
East Detroit homes, four SIM
pie larceny cases and stealing
articles from at least 10 auto
mobiles.
Included in their loot was
Christmas presents, whiskey
and articles of little value. all
taken from the looted homes.
The boys say they used Is
year-old girl as lookout She was
turned over TO her parents.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Russians

the Germans in their offensive
on the Kharkov front last sum-
mer.
A special communique claim
&c the capture of Kamer SIX aft
er hard street fighting. This at
once consolidated the Red army S
bridgehead on the south bank of
the Donets river and put main
body at point IS miles north
of Rostov on the main Moscow
Rostov railway. Some advance
guards are 10 miles nearer Ros-
TOW.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Carriers Enjoy
Second Banquet

The Better Service Club, COM
posed Of Circulation Manager *.
nj. Moody and Daily Monitor
Leader carrier boys, enjoyed its
second annual banquet last night
at Ingleside Inn.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
kroger, 5aiewaY
Indicted by u. ).

KANSAS CITY, Kas., Jan. 20
- (P) - The Safeway Stores,
Inc, and the Kroger Grocery Of
America were indicted today by
a federal grand jury on charges
Of violating the antitrust laws.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-20
Funeral Services Friday
for Mrs. Charles Fox

Funeral services for Mrs.
Charles Fox, 65, who died today
at her home, 81 Fourth street,
will be held at $50 a. m. Friday
from ST Louis Catholic church.
A complete obituary will appear
in tomorrow edition.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03
Celebrate
 Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Henry Eaton were hosts at a fifth wedding an- adversary party held Saturday evening, March 2S, in the Mecca Cocktail Lounge. Guests enjoyed dancing and games, and the hssts received many lovely pres. cats.
 Among the guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mfr. and Mrs. Dan Ball, MT. and Mrs. tM- Hamlin, Mir. and Mrs. Arth- ur Kizer, MT. and Mrs. Stanley Nelson MT. and Mrs. Eric Blank .enbarg, Mrs. Betty Orme. Miss -Thelma Loomis, Miss Velma sAmeiing, Miss Ellen Berlin, Miss .Grace Palin. Capt Leo Whitak- ~er Sgt Mai. WeyIen Tracy, Adeutenants Nicholas Boolookas, Le" Baumgartner, Wallace To- --bak. Robert R. Bedwell. Fred Beazell, and Richard Mareellon- ; IS, MT. Jack Altman, Mir. Law . renee Wodllnger, MT. Carl Pajo-  , man and MT. Roy Snyder.
 fFr1nk Ke noton was host to his employees of the Log Waffle Shop at an April Fools day par ty held Thursday evening.
 Helen Hunter arrived here 9rom Anchorage and is now em- .ployed at the Log Waffle Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03
COMM & COIN

Forest G. Ayers, local man. ager, Alaska Star Air Lines, reported the following recent passengers:
 Outgoing:
 Ralph Oglethorpe, Elmer Arn- eson. Grant Kemp, Wesley Swalls, R. A. Nelson, Mrs. E. Knapp, Henry Futoransky, M F Howe, L. J. Wilmington, W. K. Beall, H. c Bauer, H. s. Bau- CT, It I P. Anderson.
 Incoming:
 Fay Bryan, Norman Oie, Tom Stapleton, Aileen Friedlander, Earl Hawkins, Esther Shlpman, It. Wm. Dean, Helen Hunter.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03

The Women's Society will meet at the Community Baptist church on Thursday, April 8, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. A. Holmes John son will give a book review Mrs. William Steele will conduct the devotional service. Guests are cordially invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03

MT. and Mrs. John Gibbons entertained a group of friends at breakfast Sunday at their home on Mission road. Motion pictures were taken afterward.
 Guests were: MT. and Mrs. Jack Wright. the Misses Fillmore Long aRd Nellie Melin, and Lieu tenants Frank GrIsella, Floyd Davis and Honeywell.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03
P5R5OlAl ITEMS A
 NEWS-FEMNINE-WEW5 VT

Miss Beatrice Malutin was guest of honor at party given at her home Wednesday m honor of her 18th birthday. Hostesses were Bonny Nilsson, Marian and Mary Panamaroff
 Guests included: Donna Frost Theron Torgerson, Dolly Olsen, Shirley Reid, Cherie Morrison, Zoe Sholl, Cecilia King, lone Malutin, Helen Beukers, Eliza beth Panamaroff, Lorraine Mag nusen, Germaine Madsen, Rosa bel Morrison, Margaret Malutin Annie Chichenoff, William Rob- ertson, Christian Loughran, Ve- rnon Holland, and Edward Brown.
 Mrs. Rosser Garrison, former owner If Rosser's cafe here and now 8 resident of Homer, arrived here this week by plane and is 8 house guest of MT. and Mrs. Cal win Clark.
 Mir. and Mrs. Garrison's son Dean, formerly an employee of the base here, has just been in- ducted into the Army at Fort Richardson. Daughter Francis is attending school at Homer. Alex McComber, owner of Dads Liquor store, arrived here Wednesday after 8 trip to Roeh- ester, Minn. where he received medical attention at the Mayo Clinic.
 He said he was glad to be back and the current local snow fur ries seem mild compared to the 26 degrees below zero weather he enjoyed while at the clinic.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03

The Ladies Guild of the Grif- fin Memorial Hospital will meet on Tuesday, April 6 at ? o'clock at the hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03
RECIPE OF THE WEEK


 Contributed by
 Mary Gregoroff 1 cup shortening 2 cups sugar 5 eggs
 tsp favoring } cups flour 4 tsp. Royal Baking Powder tsp salt
 cup milk
 1 cup currants, raisins or nut
 meats. Cream shortening and sugar until fluffy. Add beaten eggs and favoring and mix well. Sift dry ingredients three times Add dry ingredients in small amounts, al- ternately with milk. Add cur rants or raisins or nuts Bake in muffin tlns, 20 minutes in mod crate oven (350 degrees). 0.emon or almond suggested for favor ing.)
 By using 34 cup shortening and 1 1,z cups sugar this can be used as a basic cake recipe.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-03

Helen Hunter arrived here from Anchorage and is now em- ep'oyed at the Log Waffle Shop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
BRAT In SESTRA
UTONILA
WASHINGTON D.

WASHINGTON, Pa, s. mar
ca. Neki dijak tukajsnje vis-
Je sole in njegova sestra sta u
tonlla, ko je mum avtomobil
zdrknil $ ceste ter zletel v reko
Ten Mile Creek. zrtvi sta viii
liam Serenta, star Is let, in nje-
gova u let stata sestra Betty.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Pc 21. marcu bo cena besed-
niaku $500

Chicago, Ill. - Predzadnji in
zadnji mesec so prihajala vna-
pref placana narocila "a Nova
kov besednjak v kaj lepem Ste
vilu - povprecno po IL ma dan,
kar pomeni, da je potreba take
knjige zelo obcutna med nasi-
mi ljudmi tu in v Kanadi.
Jugoslovanska vlada v Lon
donu ne mara vedeti, da bo
Slovencem v Jugoslaviji po vol
nj manjkalo vseh dobrih knjig
in tako seveda tudi Novakove-
ga besednjaka, pa je odklonila
pomoc temu nasemu kulturne-
mu prizadevanju, kakor bi je
kaj takega prav mic ne brigalo.
Toda nekdo cd jugoslovanskega
poslanistva v Ottawi pa cuti
potrebo take knjige in mi pise
"Cenjena gospa! Veseli me,
da ste Sc odlocili izdati nov be-
sednjak' anglesko slovenskega
jezika - "a mas Slovence tako
potrebno knjigo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

laliji, ne da bi pr tern pojasnil kako in ke bodo
zdruzeni: ali Jugosavj ali Italiji ali ke drugje.
Vatikansk krog pricakujejo najti somisjenike in
podpornike "a svoj nacrt med agrarnmi srankami Poll
ske, Ceskeslovaske, Madzarske in Hrvatske.
Toda mnogih drzavah je opaziti sen odpor proti
tenn naertom cello med katoiskimi voditej Dr. Edward
Benes predsednik ceskoslovaske zarejne vlade XII
has zdaj ukvarja nacr pakta sovetsko Rusijo, je
odloeno nasproten vsaki vatikanski kombinaci prav
tako podpra teh naertov njegov katolski premier,
monsignor Jan sramek Gotovi poljs, hrvatsk in so-
vensk cerkven preatje gedao brez vsakega entzazma
ma te nasrte Oni namree eujo da bi h ia nacr sc
pred nemsko ali itajansko nevarnostjo, temvec da bi
jim drugi strani nemudoma nakopal jezo Rusije
lglavo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
ANGLESKO- O-JUGOSLO-
VANSKI PARLIAMENT
TARNI ODBOR

LONDON, ~. februarja IRA
dio prejemna sluzba) -- Prete-'
xii cetrtek Sc je sestal angles
ko jugoslovanski parlamen-
tarni odbor pod predsednistvom
Harold Mitchella. Seji je pri-
sostvovalo preko 20 clanov an
gleske spodnje hise, in S strani
Jugoslovanov clani kraljeve VIA
de in jugoslovanski politiki, XII
Sc nahajajo v Londonu.
G. Slobodan Jovanovic ie ma
glasal, da je Jugoslavija tudi v
predvojni dobi spostovala bri-
tanske kulturne ustanove in .je
izrazil svoje upanje, da bo An
gliJa po koncu vojne podpirala
Jugoslavijo pri delu obnovitve.
I V teku diskusije, XII je sledi-
Ia 50 angleski politiki stavili
Jugoslovanom razlicna vprasa-
MIA glede Jugoslavije. Seja je
bila zakljucena govorom 2.
Randalla, britanskega ambasa-
DORA ma nasem kraljevskem
dvoru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
najvitalnejsi interest Jugoslavi-

najvitalnejsi interest Jugoslavi-
je.
Ma zalost, te sloge in tega So
delovanja nj. '.5.1
Tudi JAZZ, kakor gg. Krek in
Snoj, predstavljam del sloven-
skega naroda. Logicno bi bilo
in v duhu narodne sloge in po-
trebnega sodelovanja, ko bi .vse
narodne posle, XII Sc ticejo Slo-
vencev, resevali skupno in spo-
razumno. VISA moja prizadeva-
MIA, da bi do tega prislo, SO
ostala brezuspesna. V teku 20
mesecev odkar Sc vlada nahaja
v izgnanstvu, nisem bill niti OBJ
vescen o delu ministrov Slo-
vencev v vladi, se mani pa vpra-
San "a svet. Sc vee. v svojem
politicnem delu in vrsenju svo-
je misije, "a katero sem cd ma
roda poslan v inozemstvo, nj
sem incl nobene podpore cd
Wade, niti cd ministrov Slo-
vencev.
! Da, bill sem direktno izklju-
cen Cd sodelovanja. Predstavni.
XII Slovenske ljudske stranke &c
Krek, Snoj, Gabrovsek in Ku.
har so Sc maja 1941 v Jeruza.
| lemu osnovali "Slovensko ma.
rodno vodstvo v inozemstvu" "a
vodstvo slovenskih narodnih po
SLOW, a meme, XII sem sc tudi ma.
hajal v Jeruzalemu, o tenn Misc
niti obvestili. Izvedel sem "a tt
sele koncem oktobra 1941 7
Londonu. Takoj sem Sci k g
Kreku "a pojasnilo, Opozori
sem ga, da oni stirje pred
stavljajo samo emo slovenskt
stranko in ne slovenski narod
ako izkljueujejo cd sodelova
MIA one Slovence, XII MISC v Mi
howl stranki. Zahteval sem, ds
Sc tudi meni prizna pravica ns
sodelovanje v tenn odboru. DR.
Krek je to odbil in do danes je
ostalo vse pri starem. Gotovo Sc
Sc spominjate, gospod predsed
mix, da sem pri Vas protestira
(kakor tudi pri tedanjem pred
sedniku gen. Simovicu) in ime
(Nadaljevanje ma 8. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Ndcis+icno mobilize.
ciio Evrope

London, 26. februarja (Radio
prejemna sluzba.) " teku
londonske radio oddaje v slo-
venseini je razpravljal govornik
O Hitlerjevi izjavi glede splosne
mobilizacije vse Europe "a boj
proti zaveznikom.
Hitler je razglasil to naredbo
ma dan obletnice osnutka naci-
sticne stranke, XII je uspela "a
vladati v Nemciji, osvojiti 0.
gromna ozemlja in pahniti yes
svet v brezmejno trpljenje; a tu-
di zanjo Sc bliza cas- obracuna
in nacisti morajo praznovati
svojo obletnico z ukazi, XII jasno
dokazujejo, da so ma robu pre-.
pada ...
To novo nabiranje mostva ir
delavnih moci, zenskih in mo-
Skin, bo poostrilo tragicni po'
lozaj v Sloveniji. Toda mas ma
! rod sc mora upirati in vedeti
da vsakdo, XII izvrsuje ukaze
Hitlerja ali njegovih hlapce1
Italijanov, della v prid sovrazni.
kom svojega naroda; kdor Sc
poda v sluzbo Nemcev ali Itali.
janov in uporablja orozje prot
svojim bratom, je izdajalec. Sr'
ce in hladni razum, oba veleva'
ia Slovencem slogo v boju prot
skupnemu sovrazniku in obso
jata bratomorni boj ma racur
fasizma.