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The Ely miner., 1943-05-20


DEPOSIT, DISCOUNT AND DIS
CONNECTION RULES AND REG
ULATIONS FOR THE MUNICIPAL
WATER AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMS.
The City Council of the City of Ely
do ordain:
SECTION 1. Deposits ID If the
credit of any applicant or any custo-
mer for water and or electric service
has not been satisfactorily established
to the Clerk Of the Light and Water
Department of the city, such person
shall be required to deposit sum not
exceeding the estimated gross bill for
the electric and water service for any
two months selected by the Clerk, but
the amount deposited shall not be less
than $500 for each class of service
furnished. Deposits shall bear the rate
Of interest which is paid by the local
banking institution or institutions on
savings accounts at the time, payable
from the date Of deposit ito the date
Of refund or discontinuance of service
whichever Is earlier.
(2) The deposit may be refunded aft
er II consecutive months of prompt
payment but in no case will a deposit
be refunded if customers credit is not
satisfactory to the Clerk.
90 A new and additional deposit
may be required upon Is days writ
ten notice of the need of such a de-
posit in any case where deposit has
been refunded or is found to be in
adequate to cover two months bills
as above provided for or where a Gus
toner's credit standing is not satis-
factory to the Clerk.
"a Within 10 days after permanent
discontinuance of service, the Clerk
shall return any deposit with accum-
ulated interest after deductions have
been made for any unpaid obligations
of the customer In connection with
the water andor electric service
SECTION II. Discount for Prompt
Payment. Accounts for water and
electric service shall be payable every
month and a discount not exceeding
1870 shall be given If the account is
paid within 10 days after it is due.
SECTION III. Disconnection. The
Clerk shall have the right to have the
service Of any customer discontinued
without notice for necessary repairs or
disregard Of the rules and regulations
affecting the water and electric serv-
ice. or upon days written notice, for
nonpayment of such accounts within
go days after they are due. When the
service has been discontinued for non
payment of bills, or for disregard of
regulations, it shall not be resumed ex-
cept upon payment of the account in
full with interest thereon at the rate
OF SO per annum from the day the
account was due, or full compliance
with the regulations, and the payment
Of a fee of $500 for turning on the
service.
SECTION ". Penalty. Any person
who shall obstruct or in any manner
interfere with any official or en-
ployee Of the City in the execution of
the provisions of this ordinance shall
upon conviction of such violation be
punished by a fine of not exceeding
$4,000, or by Imprisonment for a per-
tod not to exceed ninety days.
SECTION v. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force ten days
from and after its passage and pub
Hcation.
Passed by the City Council this 18th
day of May, 1913.
JOHN KAPSCH, Mayor.
(SEAL)
Attest: A. o. KNUTsoN, city Clerk.
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Miss Vida Thomas to
Head Presbyterian Guild

The Guild of the Presbyterian church
enjoyed a picnic supper Tuesday eve
ming. The committee in charge was:
Mesdames Carl Braga, John Olson, H.
R. Browne, Minnie Harris, Herbert
Warner, and Misses Vida Thomas,
Minnie Aurell, Adele Rudow and Eu-
nice Berglund.
During the business meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
year: President, Miss Thomas; vice
president, Miss Rudow; secretary, Alma
Hegman; treasurer, Clara McIvor.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Johnny Russells ambitions, idealsm and his in
nate desire to get along in the world cause him to
be symbolic of all the boys and girls in this COM
munity who are in the armed forces of the
United States
Are you, in all of your comforts and security giving
Johnny Russels the little support that they ask
of you? Are you continuing to buy War Bonds? Are
you holding those War Bonds to help build barrier
against possible initiation? Or are you merely pur-
chasing a bond, agreeing to the withdrawal from
your increased earnings the sake of appearances?
Are you cashing your War Bonds to purchase nom
essentials? you surface patriot, or are you the
type who sticks by the ship whatever may come? The
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
ELY IRON TO
NOVA SCOTIA

The first of 10000 tons Of iron ore
will be shipped this week by the
Oliver Iron Mining company to a
smelling firm at Sidney, Nova Scotia,
the ore coming from the Ely mines.
1t is understood that additional ore
will be shipped from Soudan.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
Jazz for Non-Payers

Taxpayers who do not pay up in
Turkey are to have bad time, if a
novel suggestion, whereby six drum
mers will perform outside their
houses for one hour day, becomes
a law.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
r. w. HIGGINS HERE.

r. w. Higgins, Duluth, vice presi-
dent of Kelley Howe Thompson COM
pany, was here over the weekend to
attend to his interests in the Pioneer
property and for fishing trip with
his nephew, Larry Barrett, to Crook
ed Lake.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

service. That is also something people
of Ely should be very proud of.
Kindly extend my greetings to the
mayor and the members of the COM
mittee. hope to see all Of you very
soon."
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

AOT LONG AGO I received in
" the mail sober, engraved an
nouncement which read as follows:
The Army Air Forces, Southeast
Training Center, Announces the
Graduation of Glass 43A, Spence
Field, on Thursday, January 14th,
1943, Moultrie, Georgia"
Attached to the announcement
was a, personal card: John M.
Russell, Lieutenant, Air Force,
United States Army"
$50 Johnny made it." I said to
myself; II knew he would"
Then wrote him note of con-
graduation, and ended by saying,
Il hope you come back as Doo-
Titles boss"
A few days later, the letter had
sent came back to my deck un-
opened. Across the envelope had
been written Unclaimed"
The office girl who gave it to me
said, Johnny was killed before he
got your letter."
Johnny crashed on the day of his
graduation-died in rehearsal for
the great performance he would
surely have given as a fighter pilot
on the battle front.
"a R ma
WHEN I FIRST KNEW about
Johnny, he was a Western Union
messenger boy in Detroit. Our
branch office there, which was not
large and not too prosperous, had
no messenger boy of its own. When
ever the office phoned Western
Union for boy to carry an i'm
portant message or package to
some place in the city, Johnny
turned up with surprising regular
ity. When the people in the office
began to kid him about this, he re-
marked, I'm going to work for you
folks some day. I want you to get
acquainted with me-"
Johnny continued to appear and
to perform with speed and intel
ligence. What's more, he managed
to put such personality into even
the job Of messenger boy that the
folks in the office were always glad
to see him. Gradually they began to
think of him as a fixture.
Then one day Johnny appeared
and took from his pocket a slip of
paper. Look" he said to the man
ager, 1--WE kept track of the money
you spend on messenger fees and
it's enough to hire me by the week.
If you did, you'd get lot more for
your money, because I've been ask
ing about your work and there are
lot of other things I could do
around here that would help"
So Johnny went to work for Young
& Rubicam, and soon he started
in night school. He wanted to learn
the advertising business from top
to bottom, and lost no time in get
ting started.
1t wasn't long before everybody
was trying to help Johnny learn
and to get ahead. His fame spread
to the home office, and when the
executives from there went to De-
troit they always had visit with
Johnny and helped explain the
business to him. He enjoyed
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
watch Them

The most dangerous woman hat
ers are those who do not rail at
women
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Help defeat the Axis. Purchase War
Bonds and Stamps regularly.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
Sou;rrel,S NaSf in p;apo

Squirrels Nest in Piano
In a piano, which had been stand
ing for some years in an unoccupied
house, New York dealer found
squirrels nest well stocked with
nuts.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Ely Miner advertisers are guaranteed
delivery. The postman takes the paper
directly to each subscriber.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
Friday. Nav IL, 1913,

Friday, May IL, l9lS.
Winton went $35.700 over the top in
the Liberty Loan drive just concluded.
Winton's drive netted $45,700. Their
allotment was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Koprivnik and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kaurula are par
ents of girls born last Friday. Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merhar became
the parents of baby girl.
From Last Week.)
Forty-Nine Years Ago.
The Chandler mine Is now loading
and shipping on an average OF 100
cars per day. o. D. Kinney OF
this city and Chas. A. Towne are be-
ing mentioned for Congress in the 9Th
Congressional District. John Bar
tie has left for Canada to make his
home. kaufman & Yemer have
moved into the store formerly occupied
by Grant McMahan in the Vail block
and are opening a clothing store.
Coxey, who with an army of fol-
lowers went to Washington to see the
powers about jobs or sustenance, was
arrested there yesterday for stepping
on the grass" at the White House
lawn. The press of the country Is
not sparing In its comments, both for
and against Coxey and the president.
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
During het month of April 19 births
were recorded in the city. Ten deaths
also were recorded. Word has
been received by his parents that Cor
don Trembath, with the navy, had
passed his first test as a sharpsho hooter
with score Of 81.
1t. Edward Hines, son of Edward
Hines of the st. Croix Lumber COM
pany at Winton, has been mvalided
home suffering from shell shock. 80
Stuart Schaefer arrived home Satur-
day evening from the Two Harbors
hospital where he had spent some time
following an operation.
Squirrels Nest in Piano
In a piano, which had been stand
ing for some years in an unoccupied
U1,1x
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

territory-cf domination and loot.
He wasn't fighting, either, be-
cause his homeland had been des-
poiled and his back was to the wall,
like the Russians.
He was fighting because he felt,
without having to think about it,
that Johnny couldn't be Johnny in
a world like Hitler's.
"a n Pa
TT IS TRAGIC that Johnny could
not have helped to win the victory.
And it is the worlds loss that john
ny won't be here to counsel on the
peace, for Johnny would have been
wise.
Johnny couldn't have influenced
senators, congressman, or masses of
people. But Johnny could have in
fluenced few-his mother and his
father, his girl and his friends in
the office, and everyone will be
needed on the side of wisdom when
it comes to making the peace.
Johnny knew before many of his
elders did that we cannot wish war
away and that we cannot isolate"
against it. We tried that after the
last world war, but the tragic re-
suit Is worse world war today.
Many of Johnny's elders will feel
the same after this war as they did
after the last one. They will be
thinking Of the fate of boys like
Johnny-and they will want to save
the generation ahead from similar
tragedy.
Many Of them will not have learn
ed that you can't stop wars by
publicity campaigns against the
sellers Of munitions, or by inter-
national agreements on paper to
cut down ornaments. Or If some
have learned that those things will
not work, then they will think we
can be safe by locking ourselves in
the house and building ourselves a
Maginot wall of ships and airplanes
big enough to bankrupt us. (But
still not big enough to protect u.s.
We don't hear much of that talk
yet, because everybody is trying to
win the war, but it is the thing we
are going to have to fight against
in the hearts and minds of parents
if we want to win the peace.
The kids who come back will
know it can't be done that way.
And they will have plenty of nerve
to tackle the job of building a new
world team. A world team to keep
the peace. A good, husky team
armed with something more than
book of rules.
The kids will know instinctively
that peace is like freedom-if you
want to keep it you have to be pre-
pared to fight for it. So let's listen
to them. Johnny won't be here, but
his pals will.
m pa IA
CThis memorial to Johnny Russell,
very real" American boy, was
written by Raymond Rubicam, New
York advertising executive, on jan
uary 23, 1943, and published first in
the New York Times as an adver-
tisement. 1t has been widely re-
printed since them
from Ely hope that you may answer
questions.
lar Bonds and keep them until their
fer the Johnny Russells of Ely, and
ing territory, the opportunity to re-
rem chance of establishing them
ound citizens, willing to assume their
the responsibilities in your commun-
onds regularly and the Johnny Rus
i've next door, will appreciate your
aking 1t possible for him to rebuild
of security. Buy War Bonds
d for the duration. The Johnny
AGK VnTIR GvTpp0RT
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

CThis memorial to Johnny Russell,
a very real" American boy, was
written by Raymond Rubicam, New
York advertising executive, on jan
uary %, 1943, and published first in
the New York Times as an adver-
tisement. 1t has been widely re-
printed since them
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
ORDINANCE NO. 53

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
DEPOSIT, DISCOUNT AND DIS
CONNECTION RULES AND REG
ULATIONS FOR THE MUNICIPAL
WATER AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09
Oh drugi obletnici

Cvetna nedelja je druga "a
lostna obletnica nase uboge sta
re domovine, odkar jo je napa-
del in zasuznjil sovraznik, da
sedaj uklenjena vzdihuje in IL
krvaveva.
cato pa je toliko pomemb-
nejse, da DO ravno ma isti dan
7riredila SIovenska sekcija St.
2, Jugoslovanskega pomoznega
odbora ". Clevelandu zanimiv
varietni program; XII DO vklju-
.ceval naiboljse moci tukajsnjih
drustev in posameznikov.
Ia ssekcija DELUXE "a plemeni-
to stvar, to je, da nabira sklad
V pomoG nasim bratom in Sc
STRAIN onkraj morja. Tudi ONE
njena prireditev DO V cloveko-
ljuben namen, cato pa Sc prica-
kuje, ia tisti dan Slovenski ma
rodni dom DO napolnjen nasega
zaVednega in dobrega naroda.
Pokazimo Sc, da nismo maih-
nj V Ve'ikih dneh, pokazimo, da
Sc nism0 pozabili dczele in
Ijudstva, il katerega izhajamo,
ampak, Ga jim hocemo staff
trdno oh strani vse do Nth O.
sVobojenja.
Kakor re receno, DO torei ma
cvetno ncdeljo, Is. aprila oh
sedmih zVeeer zopet nekaj ia
kega, da DO popolen dusevni u
zltek "a vsakogar, kdor liubi
lepe igre, petite, godbo, 1--WE Sill
Ike in kdor rad poslusa dobre
govornike, XII bodo nastopili, ka-
kor mas spostovani gospod zu-
pan +. Lalsche in mic mani pri-
lJubiJeni 6. Ivan Zorman in dru-
gi.
Vstopnice SO re V predproda-
j, XII so pc so centov in 20 81.
Sezlte pc njih, da 81 pref "a
gotovite sedez.
Pozdrav,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09
Pozdrav,
Frances Ponikvar.

CteueiGnd, o. Ma cvetno
nedeljo. Slovenska sekcija
st. 2 Jugoslovanskega pomozne-
ga odbora y Ameriki Sc pri-
pravlja, Ga poda ma cvetno ne
.deljo, Is. aprila OBJ .sedmih I'VE
Ger, v Slovenskem narodnem do
mu lep varietni program.
Namen tega delovanja mi
slim; ola re poznate. Vsak We,
do je naaen plemenit in res
cloyecanski. Odbor nase podruz:
nice je re Povabil wee nasih kul-
turnih skupin in posameznikov
ma sodeloVanje, nekateri SO Sc
re odzvali in nam obljuhili svo-
je' sodeloyanje in drugi Sc bodo
pa Sc. Tako, da nam bo zago-
toyljen lep doma6 veeer. CLAY
nj namen pr tenn pa je, da hi
wee mogoce zbrali "a nase
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09
(Konec jutri. J

rodno breme lie ma enc in iste
delavce.
Cast SO preresni, da hi vse to
gledali lie cd strani. Yes sloven-
ski narod v Ameriki b Sc moral
danes dovolj zavedati svoje ma
rodnosti in dolznosti napram
krvnim bratom in sestram, Xxi
trpijo v Sloveniji, in vsak bi
moral doprinesti svoj delez V O.
lajsanje trpeeemu narodu V do
movini. Ma vse to hi moral gle
DAFT lie liz stalisca kot slovenski
sinovi in hcere matere Sloveni-
je.
Torej, " menu odbora in or
ganizacije kot tudi V imenu tr-
pecih V naSi pomandrani rojst-
nj domovini, najlepsa 'hvala
vsem "a pomoc. Upamo, da to
nj vas zadnji prispevek, ampak
da boste Sc posegli vas Yep in
,po svojih moceh prispevali V to
koristno akcijo.
j. F. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09
hAhO VISOKI SO MORSKI
VALOVI?

Vodograficni zavod je meril
vec let morske valove blizu bre-
gov in V sredini morja ter ma
znanJa, da je povprecna viso-
kost morskih valov v Sredo-
zemskem morju 80 metrov,
pri mocno velikem viharju 12-
10 metrev, 2 ~najyisji valovi so
dosegli Is metrov. Torej nj res,
ola bi bill morski valovi visoki
kot gore, kar Sc veckrat slisi in
tudi here. Glede ma dolgost pa
SO valovi mnogo boil razlicni. -
Povprecna dolzina valoy znasa
no, PR zelo velikem yiharju pa
tudi do 1000 metroy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09

Vidmar, da je nekaj najvecjih kultur ma svetu tvorba
zelo malostevilnih narodov; grska kutura je tvorba par
stotisoc ljudi, k~rscanstvo je dete >malega izraelskega ma
roda. lt~alijanska kultura je bila ma yisku "a casa malih
republik (Dante) in neprimerno ma WISH
stopnjl kakor pc u~nifikaciji ali ujedinjenju leta 1870
l86l). Enako v Nemeiji (Goethe). Pc ujedinjenju nj
Nemeija producirala nicesar podobnega Goetheju.
(Konec jutri)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09
ENAKOpRAVNOSTI"

rojake v start domovi-
XII danes ~prenasajo strasno
trpljenje pod tujeevo peto.
Slovenci in Slovenke, polka
Sc, da smo res pravi brat
je. in sestre med seboj in da
imamo Sc sree "a svojega ne
brata trpina, Xxi 81 Sc
daj ne more pomagati in XII DO
pc koncani voJni nujno potre-
boval nase pomoci. Neznosno ie
trpljenje teh nasih trpinov tam
mi 81 ga pravilno niti
predstavljati ne moreno. Kdor
je prezivel prvo svetovno vojno
start domovini, ia 81 DO pac
lahko malo predstavljal kaj je
vojno gorje. Toda, gorje danes
je Sc vse strasnejse, say lahko
6itamo il razlicnih poroeil vsak
dan V nash casopisih.
Marsikdo DO morda rekel, da
to nj vse resnica. Upajmo, da
nj, a pc mojem mnenju, &c hi
bio resnica samo ena deseti-
no, kar Sc nam poroca, je to
Sc vedno dovolj "a mas mali in
trpinceni slovenski narod.
INA pomoc!" sc DO razlegal
klic pc koncani vojni in kako
pa bono pomagali, &c Sc ne bo-
mo "a to re sedaj pripravili.
Use stevilne narodnosti sirom
svobodne nase move domovine
so ma delu in Sc pripravljajo "a
takejsnjo pomoc svojim onstran
morja. Zbirajo denarne prispev-
Ike re sedaj, da ko 90 prisel cas-,
bodo lahko takoj ma mestu in
nudili izstradanemu ljudstvu
.vsaj prepotrebnega kruha in
obleke. Priznam, da smo pre-
oblozeni z raznin1i dajatvdmi in
tudi priznam, da ma prvem me-
stu je nasa dolznost, da poma-
game naSi novi donnovini Anne
riki V njenem prizadevanju "a
poraz nacizma in fasizmu ter
osvoboditev zatiranih, vendar pa
prl Vsem TEN ne smeno pozabiti
sVojih krvnih bratov in sestra,
III SO bill oropani vsega, da jim
je ostalo lie COLO ziVljenje in Sc
to morda samo cd danes dc
jutri.
ma pomoc!," maj DO nase &C.
slO. Vsi ste pray prijazno vab-
ljeni, da sezete pc vstopnicah
"a prireditev ma cvetno nedelio
V SIND. Vstopnice lahko dobite
pr svojilN drustvenih zastopni-
Kih, nash urednistvih, pri
Mrs. MakoVcc SND, seveda pa
Jill D00ste dobili lahko tudi ma
Vecer prireditve pr blagajni.
Priporocam pa VAN, da 81 jih
nabaFlte re poprej in 81 tako
resnlCno Tezervirate cvetno ne
deljo "a nase nesrecneze tam
donna. Y zadosCenje YAM DO ma
10 G0mace zanave, a v Sc vecje
zadoVoljstVo pa VAN DO gotovo
zaVest, da ste tudi Vi prispevali
"a pomoc svojemu trpe6emu ma
rodu V zasuznjeni start domo-
VIM. Upam in pricakujem, da ia
rrcsnja ne DO glas vpijocega V
puscaVi in da boste rojaki V
sentclairski okolici napolnili av-
ditorlj nasega Narodnega hrama
Cvetno nedeljo oh sedmih
zVeccr. Ma pomoc!
Frank A. Turek,
tajnik st. 2 SS-JPO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-09

strani vase velike in mogocne
in nash zaveznikov, no
81 vedno "a seboj oblake prahu,
Xxi vsepovsod raznasajo skodlji-
We baciie malodusnosti, prevare
in nerazumevanja, bodisi kot
posledice neVarne So
vraznikove propaganda, ali "a
blod ali pa malenkostnih oseb-
nth ambicij. Cas- je, da posvari-
javnost pred zalostnimi in
skodljivimi pojavami in da z
vso jasnostjo pokazemo pre-
pad, XII jih deli cd cudovitega in
nadcloveskega odpora vsega ma
Sega naroda v domovini; polka
zati moramo, da so zloeinske, a.
ko gledamo mamie skozi mracno
zaveso trpljenja in nestevilnih
zrtev, "a katerimi zalujemo da-
mes in "a katerimi mas narod ne
DO nikdar prenehal zalovati, do
kler DO xiv.
Preprican sem, da moramo v
teh usodnih cash, v katerih H.
Vino, gledati boil dalec in bolj
globoko. Treba nam je bolj 81
rokega in bolj jasnega obzorja.
Pc zadnjih slavnih zmagah ma
sih ruskih zaveznikov ma who
du in sijajnih ameriskih in an
gleskih uspehih v Afriki, smo
navdahnjeni z novim upanjem,
da Sc DO strasno trpljenje nase-
ga narodav zasedenem ozemlju
kmalu konealo.
Toda maj ia, "a mas vse srec-
nj trenotek napoci kadarkoli,
zelel hi, da ste prepricani, da
nam DO nasa globoka ukoreni-
njena narodna tradicija, nase
mocno zgodovinsko s~tremljenje
in razumevanje nase resnicne
potrebe, pod vodstvom nasega
kralja, XII je liz = e mlajse ge-
neracije, pomagala do rezulta-
TOW, XII morejo edini napraviti liz
Jugoslavije in jugoslovanskega
naroda ono mocno orodje miru,
reda in napredka ma Balkanu in
Y centralni Evropi, $ politicno,
socialno in gospodarsko konsti-
tucijo, XII DO slonela ma mai
boljsih in ma najvisjih demo-
kraticnih in liberalnih nacelih.
V teh velikih dneh preizku-
SEM, ko je vsak najmanjsi a.
tom razpolozljivega doprinosa
potreben "a zmago, maj YAM ma
slovim resen in prijateljski po-
xiv - da ohranite polno in neo-
majeno vero v bodocnost Jugo-
slavic, "a katero streme Stroke
mase Srbov, Hrvatov in Sloven-
cev, "a katero Sc bore, ker 10
smatrajo "a predpogoj svojega
narodnega zivljenja in svoje
svobode; ko naglasam vaznost,
katero polagamo ma pomoc ma
sih velikih zaveznikov pr reese
vanju trnjevih problemov, XII
mas eakajo, moran nehote raz-
misljevati o velikih uslugah. XII
hi jim amerisko easopisje vsake
we're in smeri moglo v sedanjem
polozaju izkazati nam in splos-
nosti.
Radi tega upam, da ne preti-
ravam, ako vas OBJ zakliucku
prosim, da to stvar skrbno pre-
mislite in tako nasemu narodu
pomagate k sloznosti in ga o.
hrabrite pEi izpolnjevanju ME-
COVE tezke in vazne naloge v e.
mem izmed najbolj izpostavlie-.
nth delov Europe in Sredozem-
ia. Obenem pa mislim, da bi
gresil prot svoji dolznosti, ako
ne bi uporabil tie priike, da "a
prosim nase ,ameriske in druge
pr~lJatelje, maj ne dvomiio O IA.
menlh srbov, Hryatoy in Slo-
vencev v pogledu Jugoslavije, XII
le' IN DO vedno ostala njihova
aomoVlna; opozarjam ma neo-
ooroceno dejstvo, da oni, XII pi-
selo ali govore drugace - kar
ma svojo najyecjo zalost OBJ