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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

saying, in effect, that in wartime IL
may be all right to abandon the
normal rules and standards Of
marriage.
That doesn't make sense. In time
Of war when there, Is so little Sc.
curity, no woman ought to take
chances with the security Of her
marriage.
The people who say Ego ahead
and date" always bar romance In
their advice. But in actually 1t
isn't SO easy to rule out romance.
The lonely wife who turns to men
for her companionship Is going to
have hard time keeping her
friendships with men purely pla.
tonic. Not only that, If she doesn't
get any romantic thrill out CT go
ing out with men, she might just
as well spend her time with women.
MISTAKEN NOTIONS
So all the ''go ahead and dates
advice seems to be founded on
several mistaken notions. One is
that the rules that guide the av.
erage married couples In peace
time can be broken In wartime
without bad effects. Two Is that
the married woman who is trying
to make up her mind whether or
not to date can easily have dates
with romance entirely ruled out
of the picture. And three is that
any married woman interested in
dating actually wants all romance
barred.
That Is why there only seems
to be one realistic answer to the
question Of whether or not q wife
whose husband Is gone to war
should date other men.
The answer doesn't include any
IFS, maybes, or butts. 1t Is simply
NO. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
SEES POTTS WHITING MORE

Redlands. cals-(Up)--PTo dent
y. y. Nielsen o. the University Of
Redlands predicts that gasoline Fa-
tl0nlng viii result IN ~ increased
mileage OF poelFy. because posts
cannot drive their automobiles" he
nnid, "lhay viii aet bored ara noFv~
oua and start writing poetry ca eng
ifea inst eamea aloan"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
Grapefruit bElngs necessary Ftnes 70 dFled DEAN NeMu
If You Don't Know
BeanS--Read This
70 Grapefruit brings necessary TART

in which they soaked.
Never add soda to either soaking
or cooking water. It may soften
the beans but it cuts down on the
bean vitamin content and detracts
from color and flavor.
Keep the heat low. Simmer in
stead or boil them on top Of the
stove. Or cook them in a slow
oven.
Add water from time to time.
Beans are thirsty lot and need
quite a bit Of water to absorb as
they return during cooking to some
thing like their natural stage.
For seasoning, work for contrast
in texture, taste, or color. Try some
thing salty or sour-something fresh
something bright and spicy. Good
partners for them are salt pork or
bacon, If available tomatoes, pickles
and minced onion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

A. He keeps the first card. The
second card Is placed face Up on the
table and each player In turn has
the option Of taking this card OF
the regular up-caFd or the top Of
the stock. II both players draw from
The stock before either chooses 10
AXE this extra card. Il u then placed
ct the bottom Of the stock. This
player who Grew the extra card may
not knock at that turn.
Q. Mag q player draw one more
card after his opponent knockSf
4. No.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
Break EOR ELEANoR

ElennoE Parker because ore of the
few actresses 70 lmpcFsonats q My-
inR character when klae waa nAalgns
ed TIE role n eK~Anhaaaador Jas~
euh q. Davies daughter IA HAsls~
gfon q MOSCOW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
SERVICE MEN HUsK CORN

Lebanon, Mo. (UP) -- Mrs. s. n.
Hale's family had gone to war and
she had 30 acres Of corn to be
husked. Service men from near.
by encampment volunteered and
did the husking job, while the USO
provided them with a special din-
ner. ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

That's why girl financial acts they reveal most Of
important traits in mans character That's why man who
won't conide his will bear watching
CHANCES are her the facts
suspicious that greedy maybe just sngy and
won't Law None Of these
things easier his girl Of nOr
dinate invasion Of his privacy PhOOey!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

we, THE WOMEN
Date Debate
Is BOthering
War Wives
BY RUTH MILLETT

One Of the most popular problen1a
for discussion these days Is whether
the wife whose husband has gona
to war should or should not date.
There Is q lot being written ana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

spoken for the
should side Of
the .questiollal-
ways, Of course,
with O number OF
provisions thrown
IN, such as ''pro-
viding you don't
let yourself get
any romantic mo-
TONS"
The very fact
that there are
presumably two
sides to the ques-
ton is bad for
MARRIAGE r. is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19


unsuitable for Will re
confidence write Miss Chntnd in care OF
hla meV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today
Title RegAtsred. o /" Patent once

what Is girl about her fance? Asks
nce what his income ana told
curious to suit him. girl Is entitled TO know everything
find out by fair foul
love being the generally tells her all about
talks Of marriage but won't
get married there's reason that doesn't
the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19
TOMoRROW,s MENU

BREAKFAST: Tangerines,
scrambled eggs, wholewheat
toast, marmalade, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Toasted peanut
butter sandwiches, toasted cheese
sandwiches, celery hearts, apple
sauce, tea, milk.
DINNER: Baked bean loaf,
tomato-onion sauce, rye bread,
butter or margarine, watercress
salad, grapefruit sections with
cubed apple, cookies, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

embark the partnership for the
other ANY Of decep
ton Secrecy be the most ub double trouble
afterward. CAROLINE CHATFTEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

Certainly entitled know the approximate income Of the
going how derived what 1t spent tor and
what can support Bound that little
big matter Of money things that forete happiness
misery marriage poor this is true; for regardless OF how
much or how little revealed in his at
ude toward money by It, what he does with and
Whe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

Questions and Answers About Fat Salvage
QUESTION: haven't wide mOuthed for waste
fats. May use anything else?
ANSWER ordinary that will hold at least pound Of
that shortening
the has no jagged edges, however.
QUESTION: What happens to the tin In which
kitchen greases?
ANSWER: After empted them, they
washed and given to the tin salvage pile
QUESTION: As small family, takes time for
pound kitchen worthwhile
for to keep saving 1t?
ANSWER: Indeed IS worthwhile Every teaspoontul counts
Why find half dozen other like yourself
waste fats so that will get pound together qucky9
QUESTION: What happens the waste fats the
dealer?
They the renderer first then Eycerine
producing plant When the gyerne has been recovered mixed
with other elements to make nitro gycerne corde dynamite
other explosives for use by the United Nations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

hoaFdlng. since there might be many
definitions Of . normal supply"
However. there are some ora
presidents along this line. One
was designated q normal stock
when these commodities we're Fa-
tened. Ana it'B q reasonably safe
hea that Che sieek % eanneA Reo6g
yen'Fe permitted win b. ee similarly
n1odast proportions.
rs gong % seem IKE cd times
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-19

0 GIN RUMAGY QUIZ
q. A player draws from the stock
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28

HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest
May
18th
1913

Mrs. Ollie Griffin is reported
to be making favorable recovery
from a major operation performed
at the K alispell Hospital recently.
Munsing rayon panties n d
briefs. price Is cents. Sherburne
Mercantile Company.
Mrs. R. E. Siegrist, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R Mcdonald
is now living in Missoula, where
she is employed as bookkeeper for
a mercantile firm. Her parents
plan to spend the Memorial Day
holidays with her there.
Wreaths. sprays. crosses and
ribbons. Sherburue Mercantile
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seymour
returned Tuesday from Newport.
Wash, where they had been vi
sitting since last Saturday with
Mrs. Seymour's brother, 1t. Col
NJ. E. Lipp, and sister, Mrs. E.
H. Sowder. 1t. Col. Lipp is com.
missioned in the aircraft unit of
the armed service, and at present
is convalescing from illness de.
veloped while on for eign duty.
Your cash dollar really talks
here. Quality Market
; Miss Nellie Walters, who is EN-
ployed at the Boeine Aircraft fac
tory in Seattle. arrived the fore
part of the week for 10 day vi
sit with her sister. Topsy, and
Mrs. John Armstrong and broth
er James.
Soldiers at the Cut Bank air
base were guests at the Fred
Lewis ranch last Sunday, the day
being enjoyed at riding horses
and other outdoor pasttimes of
ranchlife. T he pleasure W 8
crowned with a bcunteous din
ner, with Mrs. Lewis hostess.
The visiting group included 81
soldiers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Chief Petty Officer Foote
Here For Women Enlistees

Chief Petty Officer Don C.
Foote. in charge of navy adver.
Using for Montana, was in Brown
ing Monday in behalf of the Wave
and Spar program. being on his
statewide tour, which he has been
conducting for the last several
months.
There is an excellent opportun-
ity for young women between the
ages of 20 and &c to serve their
country, he said. They m y
earn salaries from $50 to $l26 a
month. Additional are meals,
lodging, clothes and medicinal at
tention.
Training an d experience, he
pointed out, will be Of great
benefit to them in later civilian
life.
Those interested in enlisting.
Chief Foote said, should write
1t. Biehler, Officer in Charge,
U. S. Navy Recruiting Station,
Helena. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Am. Legion Auxiliary
Elects New Officers

At a recent meeting of h e
Auxiliary of Indian Reservation
Post, American Legion. officers
for the ensuing year were elected.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. F. H. Mcbride.
The new officers include the
following:
MRS. Percy Nash. president;
Mrs. Norman Halseth. first vice
president; Miss Lorraine Halseth.
second vice president; Mrs. J o.
Toliver, secretary-treasurer; Mrs
Edward A. McDougall. chaplain;
Mrs. A. C. Wilcox, historian;
Mrs. F. H. Mcbride, sergeant.at-
arms.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Mrs. Ed. A. McDougaII's
Niece Bride At Elite Event

The Fordyce Weekly News of
Fordyce, Arkansas, in it's issue
of April %. carried a lengthy
story Of beautiful church wedd-
ing. in which Miss Joyce Biggs,
a niece of Mrs. Edward A. Nc
Dougall of Browning, was the
bride. The bridegroom was Hugh
Ellison, second class musician,
United States Navy, stationed at
Athens, Ga.
The event was solemnized in
the Fordyce Methodist Church.
with the Rev. B. F. Roebuck.
pastor. officiating. The utmost
in nuptial finery, together with
varied details indicated through
the newspapers word picture
the fine character and popularity
Of the principals.
Inasmuch as Mira. McDougall's
heart has always been set upon
her niece. she having nursed her
in early infancy. pride prompted
Mrs. McDougall to have T h e
Chief make mention of t h i 8
happy event.
Relatives of the bride several
years ago visited at the McDou-
gall home here.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28

County Clerk Lee Anderson of
Cut Bank was an official visitor
in Browning Monday.
Black and white hats in straw
and felt. Economy Shop.
Leonard (Bud) Seelinger of
Great Falls was a guest of Miss
Mary Elaine Davis the latter part
of last week, having recently re-
turned from the University Of
Wisconsin at Madison. He is wait.
ing a call to the marine corps re-
serve, which he expects some
time next month. He was an all
state halfback in 1888 and as a
member of the Wisconsin squad
made an outstanding record.
Summer wash dresses $2.98 tc
SIS SO. Economy Shop.
Mrs. W. B. Bircovitch of Sar
Francisco, who is here visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Sherburne, was honored at tes
from 3 to 5 p. m. last Sunday
with 80 guests present DURING
the event.
New shipment of ladies anc
misses crew sox and anklets
price 20 cents and rs cents
Sherburne Mercantile Company.
Mrs. George Courtney visitee
h e r daughter, Betty Lou, a
Great Falls last Sunday.
Full fashioned rayon hose, sec
onds. price Sc cents. Sherburnl
Mercantile Company.
If you appreciate service ant
good Merchandise trade at tn
Quality Market.
DR.. Lane eye specialist in tn
Indian Service, is here arranging
for the trachoma clinic to b
held in June.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Paisley Sets New High
In Jump At Cut Bank

Avery Paisley, Browning high
school athlete, set a new high
jump record at the Tri-county
Track and Field meet at Cut
Bank last Saturday night, his
jump being five feet, six inches.
Top honors went to Cut Bank,
with Shelby getting second and
Browning third.
Wilbur VieIle placed second in
both hurdle events and the 440-
yard dash. Thomas McFadyean
placed third in the shot.put and
the 220 yard dash. Carl Kipp
and Earl Barlow placed third in
the discuss and javelin, respect
lively.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Cemeteries Prepared
For Memorial Day

In preparation for Memorial
Day, Browning cemeteries are
being placed in order this week
already considerable work hav
ing been done in reshapinH grave
mounds and caring for perennial
plants, trees and snrubbery.
As of other years, a provoking
situation is that created by van
dals. who in recent days have
committed depredations necessi.
tatiDg considerable extra work.
Water is to be turned on this
week for temporary use. it is I'm.
derstood.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-05-28
Legion To Conduct

CONTINUED from page one)
American Legion memorial; sing
ing. Star Spangled Banner;
benediction by t h e Rev. FIR.
Halligan; salute to departed by
firing squad; taps by bugler; dec
Grating of graves.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30

postev Tako je ma primer asno da so baje zavzel
Jesence, cemer smo v cetrtek nasem stu porocali
partzani" in nobeni can kake "Slovenske zaveze" ali
kaksni drugaeni "dopnoljubi."
To je posledica dejstva, da ina gotova slovenska
kika pri zameni vladi Londonu monopol ma vso poll
tko XII sc tice Slovene in Slovencev To pa ina zelol
sabe posledice td domovini odkoder prihaajo vadi
protest. prot emu monopolu Toda tisti Slovenci XII "a
stopajo tel vladi naso ozo domovno phneo ma take
proteste To dokazue moralni nivo danasnje jugo
slovanske Wade, XII sestoa il urzupatorjev cemer so
edino solidarni.
Dolgo stall ma staliscu, da je potrebno zaradi
"soge in ljubega mru podprat nase minstre (seda e
itak Sc eden) To pa bo imelo tezke posedce po
vojni oziroma oh koncu vone domovn, zlast se ker
izgleda da so Sc konservatiyn krog posluzi pomoci
'front.' XII pa SO kljub njihovi bratje.
Res e, da Sc vsi borijo osvobodtev vseh Sloven-
in njih zednjene okviru ujednjene Slovenje in
Ivelike Jugoslavije tenn pogledu menda zares vs
Slovenc en linj Toda kaksna bo ia Sovenija po
Ivoni, nj vprasanje duge vrse! In tako danes ma
terenu poeg borbe prot skupnemu sovraznku bie tud
boj med domacimi slovenskim element bas zaradi bo-
docnos Sovenije kot take Priznavamo, da MISC ii bo
mic mani tragicni cd boev prot zunanim sovraznikom
Morda SO Sc hujsi. Oni drugi bodo nehal, ko bodo
fass porazeni, domac bo pa bodo see tedaj navec-
jo Vehemenco vzplamteli
Danasnja vada Jugoslaviji je neznozna, sebicna
in neiskrena; ona e grobokop Jugoslavije in najvec
skodljv Slovencev Hrvatov in Srbov.
To prepricanje delijo mnogi Jugosovani, XII zele
zares demoaticno in srecno ugoslavo ter sreco svoh
narodov. Posten Sovenci tn in donna hocejo prerojeno
pravcno Slovenio XII bo slonea resncn demokraciji
IN praVlcl Vse omega, XII Sc bo nasiljem
ali zvijaco prkopal do Wade!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
LJUDSKI GLAS-BOZJI GLAS

Argument tovarisa Moleka ozirom ma poemiko O
cetnikih in parzanih stole sila sibkih nogah. Ker
vemo, da hote laze bono rekl da Sc mott ker trdi
da jih uvrstili med nacifasiste in reakcionarje
zato ker nocejo nam vred kot pani drveti pazom
partlzanov Nam je pray Vseeno, ali drvijo tenn "pla
zom ali - Glede Rooseve]tOVega in WalaceieVega
"pakranja nacifasisti, bi moral Moek &c e pravi-
cen, navesti vse, kar zapisa zvez TEN paktira
MEN, da bi dobil pogled celono siko ne pa pri-
veci "a ase dan odlomke nekaterh stavkov, XII
h servira onim svojim nepoucenm ctateem XII nimajo
prike brati nasega lista
Govort kaksni nasi hsteli je smesno, tovars
Molek, mar ne? Sc mani mestu pa e patralistcn ton
in dobrohoten nasVe ma zbudimo, da bono 'spet
razocaran Ia bozjo vojo kdo je bill vendar veckrat
"razocaran' in kdo kaze bol nazorno posledce teh
razocaran kakor tovaris Molek svojem vecnem Gin
canu, tipanju em in pomanjkanju pravilnh orienta
ci karsnih b sleo pricakova cd urednika napred-
mega delavskega lista?
Pa bilo ternu kakor ko! Ako smo seda mi zmoti
in Molek praVem, maj mu bo povedano, da nismo po-
tegni seboj zmoto Sc nkol tolko nasih ljud vseh
preprcan zlasti napredno orientirah in socalistcno
udejstvujoch ljudi kakor bas tel poemki. To
je resnicno zadoscenje. Vsem man, XII tavamo temi
mora biti uteho zavest, da sveti Molek kakol
pamteca baklja in kazipot liz te temine!
Mana Medveska, glavnega odbornika in l. nadzornika
SoVenske narodne podpone jednote znanega kultu
no-prosvetnega deavca Cleveandu XII ga je napisal
pod rubriko "Od casa do casa" Prosveti dne 27.
januar ia in XII Sc glas:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30

Med urednikom Molkom in u
rednikom sabcem je nastala po-
lemika 0 jugoslovanskih parti-
zanih in o generalu Mihajlovicu.
Ker so med partizani tudi ko-
munisti, nece Molek mic slisati
0 njih, sabec pa o Mihajlovicu
ne, kateri je vojni minister v
jugoslovanski vladi.
V zadevo Sc ne bonn spuscal v
podrobneje, a recem, da je mas
urednik zopet udaril ma noto, XII
ne bo nasla prijetnega odmeva
med clanstvom SNPJ in ne med
glavnimi odborniki. t
Nase ljudstvo V Ameriki moe
no simpatizira s partizani, ka-
teri vidijo odresenje nasega po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30

Nekaj jasnega stopa ma dan
po svetu. To vidi in cuti lahko
vsak, kdor je lie xiv. In to je:
Delavski clovek prihaja po
svoje pravice, prihaja s tako
silo, tako odlocnostjo, v tako
ravni >smeri, da Sc vmika vse
pred MIN. Vemo, da Sc zbiraJo
armade starih reakcijonarjev.
Boja hode, dovolj tukaj in tam.
Toda emo je gotovo - z1naga
delavca. - In "a tenn stoJlmo
vsi, XII imajo postenost v princi-
pin, nesebicno delo v idejah, vsl
XII verjamemo, da je svet u
stvarjen "a vse in ne samo "a
nekatere. Vsi, XII verjamemo v
besede, -po radiju poslane po
celem svetu potion nasega veil
kega predsednika F. D. Roose-
velta "The people are on the
march.
Andrew A. Bomback.
P. S. - Ia spis O mojem mne-
nju glede kongresa sem postal
v blagohotno priobcitev, v verl
da imamo vsi pravico do IRA
zov svojih misljenj in to V Pro-
sveto in Enakopravnost, veru-
JIG, da ina tudi manjsina svoje
pravice povedati svoje mnenje.
JAZZ sem vedno prepricanja, da
| je treba slisati oba zvonova
predno odlocimo, kateri ina
pravo intonacijo.
S spostovanjem
A. A. Bomback.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
"Zenski odsek SID vas
vabi"

Cleveland, Ohio. - zenski od-
SEX Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd. vas vabi
ma plesno veselico soboto dne
80. januarja in V nedeljo dne
81. januarja. Odsek bo priredil
kar dve plesni veselici in ma O.
beh plesih DO igral Strukel or
kester. Vstopnina 40c. Pies Sc
pricne V soboto in v nedeljo oh
osmi uri zvecer v avditoriju S.
ID. Donna.
zenski odsek S. D. D. re della
marlivo "a Slovenski delavski
dom vse cd otvoritve, zene cla-
nice te organizacije pa MISC ak
tiVne lie pri tenn odseku, pac pa
pri vseh nash kulturnih prize
ditvah in organizacijah ze mno-
go let. zenske so rekle, ker je
" soboto in V nedeljo dvorana
S. d. D. prazna, pa bono me
priredile pies, sal ma pies pride
vedno dosti plesalcev in tudi mic
nikomur ne skodi malo rave
drila teh resnih cash.
Odsek ina namen kratkem
casu dati izboljsati in moderni-
zirati kuhinjo spodnjih prosto-
rov S. D. D. in olepsati tudi
spodnjo dvorano, zato cen,jeno
obcinstvo vabimo ma poset te
marljive organizacije.
Vselej, kadar SO Sc one "a
vzele "a kako prireditev, so ved-
no dobro napravile in posetni-
ke zadovoljile, zato Sc enkrat
apeliramo ma vse, XII jim je do
prijetne plesne zabave, da pose
tite ia Piles v soboto ali pa v
nedeljo zvecer.
4 v. Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30

teptanega naroda pod .pokrovi-
teteljstvom mocne Sovjetske
unije, docim jim nj "a generala
Mihajlovica, kateri predstavlja
vlado V izgnanstvu, slednja pa
DELUXE "a obnovitev starega re-
da v Jugoslaviji.
.Starega reda, nacionalisticne-
ga, kapitalisticnega reda, ljud-
stvo ne mara, ker We, da jim bi
ia ponovno prinesel bedo, ne
enakopravnost in vojno.
Ljudstvo Sc obraca proti no
vemu horizontu, tia, kjer Sc mu
obeta vec upanja in lepsa bo-
docnost, kjer je wee svetlobe in
vec solnca!
General Mihajlovie rnorebiti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30

nj to, "a kar ga slika komuni-
stiena propaganda, a resnica je,
da je predstavnik zalostne in
krute preteklosti, zatc ga bodo
polagoma vsi zapustili, razen O.
menjeni nacionalisti.
Upam, da mas urednik ne bo
lonil kopja ne zanj in ne "a ju-
goslovansko Waldo V Londonu.
Vox populi, vox Del!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
(NatialievauMl

r (NaudlJeVanH)
Nekaj tednov pred kongre-
som, je nekatero nase casopisje
pisalo, da ma kongres ne DO do
voljeno vstopa jugoslovanskim
minisrom, ces, da je to lie kon-
gres ameriskih Slovencev.
Dva tedna pred kongresom smo
citali ravno v istem easopisju,
da Sc bo dovolilo jugoslovan-
skim ministrom da "samo" po-
zdravijo Slovenski kongres. Ko
Sc je kongres vrsil, so bill pa
po mojem mnenju persona pri-
ma" in vodili kongres izza ku-
lis.
Zakaj Sc je tako mudilo skill
cati Slovenski kongres? Ali bi
ne bilo bolje, &c bi poeakali, da
bi videli in Sc nekaj naucii IL
Hrvaskega kongresa, XII Sc ina
v kratkem vrsiti v Chicagu,
kjer, sem preprican, da ne bodo
navzoci jugoslovanski ministri,
vsaj ne bodo imeli besede, po-
sebno ne ambassador Fotic, in
XII je vecji narod Cd nasega in
politieno veliko ma visji stopi-
Mi.
Da Sc je mudilo slovenskemu
kongresu, je to-:
1. Zato, ker je pocelo posta-
jati obzorje slovenske javnosti
nekoliko bistrejse, kljub temu
"a ga je nekatero nase cascpisje
skusalo in Sc prikriva resnicni
politicni polozaj Sloveniji ka'
kor v Jugoslaviji.
Mihajlovicevi "sopotniki" Sc
danes ne uvidevajo, da jih je
prekosil duh casa.
2. Jugoslovanski ministri ir
slavna embasija je tudi pocela
uvidevati, da je njihov najzve
stejsi del Jugoslavije, Sloveni
ia, izprevidela polozaj, kaj Sc
, vse vrsi "a kulisami ubezne ju
J goslovanske Wade v Londonu il
njenega vojnega ministra Mi
hajlovica v Srbiji.
Kongres je potreebn pref, ne
go slovenska javnost V Amerik
1--we "a to delovanje, "a velikc
Srbijo, ker dolgo tudi nase ca
sopisje ne bode moglo prikriva
i ii polozaja Sloveniji.
, 3. Jugoslovanski ministri 81
tudi brez dvoma slutili, da ST
pripravlja preobrat v jugoslo
vanski vladi v Londonu. To je
! da Sc bo odslovilo gotovo Ste
vilo ministrov. Da 81 mogoc'
t ohranijo svoje pozicije, je bil'
/ potrebno, da pokazejo jugoslo
vanski zamejni vladi svoje delo
vanje in noc tenn, da je We
slovenski narod z mimi.
To so tudi dosegli ma cleve
landskem velikem shodu.
l Da Sc jugosloyanska vlad'
= bolj preprica o tenn, SO poklica
I Ii Sc ambasadorja \ Fotica n;
, kongres. In ako Sc to ne drzi
, Sc je dovolilo tudi da Sc dokaz
S sliko. Cd spredaj v sredin
, exelenca Fotic, poleg jugoslo
+ vanski ministri, in nasi "glav
ni' voditelji, "a mimi pa VS.;
reprezentirana slovenska jaw
L most. - "Mea kulpa!"
, Kadar Sc pojmi posameznik'
ne vjemajo takozvanimi vodi
telji naroda, pa pravijo, da s
i niece polena pod noge. Pa maj
. sibo enemu ali drugemu povse
ali ne, pravico imamo vsi ena
ko V Ameriki o izrazanju mnen
: (seveda mi Slovenci po milost
Z nasih nekaterih vsegavednih u
rednikov) in resnica navadno
d oci bode.
d Slovenski kongres? NE! p
: mojem skromnem mnenju je bi