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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
MALE HELP WANTED
CEMENT


FlNIsHER AND SETTER MUST BE
EXPERIENCED OREGON 1878. .3033
pIVkRsEY, DEARBORN.
CHICAGO PLANT NEEDS
TOOL AND GAGE MAKERS
GAGE INSPECTORS
Reputable Ehicago plant has openings
f1r men with several wears experience
Tool and sage makers must be capable Of
operating a variety ~ machine tools IN
constructing uEs. fixtures gaees, etc. Wei
nested ana roomy shop equipped Win new
machines
Gage inspectors have experience cheGking
ugs fixtures gaeos, eic Modern air.cns-
dNoned laboratory rqupped with scientific
measuring apparatus
Plant engaged IN MANUFACTURE of pre-
cisi4n parts for prominent aircraft indus
try
Company "a outstanding m rs field.
Give fuii particulars regarding axe, ea-
percnce salary expected etc
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ApNrRTIsING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDios-Aavertising displays
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph eils.
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Continued from page A.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Metel-
ko, 15505 Ridpath Ave., have
two sons in the service of our
country. Rudolph is stationed in
California and his address is:
Cpl. Rudy Metelko, Hq Hq. Det.
6, F. D. Gp., Camp Young, In
dio, Cal. His brother Robert is
in Illinois, at the following ad-
dress: R. j. Metelko, A.S.S.U.
Co., Oath Btn., Sind Reg't 20,
U. S. UTS., Great Lakes, III.
Edward Marn, Petty Officer
End Glass, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marn, 14410 Sylvia Ave-, is now
stationed at Casablanca. He
witnessed the conference re-
Gently held which was attended
by our President Roosevelt.
Eugene Rupnik, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Rupnik, Gates
Mills, Ohio, is among the pris-
oners of the japanese.
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s(Continued) NJ
BetUeen Tsc0 Wars ~
In accordance with the prin-
|ciple Of self determination, the
|Slovenes, Croats and Serbs were
unified in a national state at the
end Of the first world war. A
nationalist freedom made pos
|sible an unparalleled cultural
and economic progress Of all
Yugoslavs. Y u.g osla via, of
course, stopped the process Of
Standardization.
On the Slovene territory
which belonged to Yugoslavia
there lived among the ], ,250,000
conpactly settled Slovenes, 25,-
600 Germans, of these 10000
lived on the German linguistic
isle of Kocevje. In contrast to
the Germanizing policy of the
G er m ans, Yugoslavia never
adopted the process of Slo-
venianization. The Germans re-
tanned their social structure un-
touched and even strengthened
themselves economically in the
new state. The economic and
social positions that the Ger
mans retained in Yugoslavia,
proved to be very important
strategic bases for the third
Germanizing offensive which be-
gan in April, 1871, after the
collapse of Yugoslavia.
Outside the boundaries of Yu-
goslavia remained the Slovenes
who came under Italy, Austria
Germany and Hungary. For
these Slovenes the process of
standardization continued, at
a much faster pace and with
more brutal methods than prac-
tised by Austria. By the Treaty
of Rappallo and subsequent
agreements, Italy received ter
ritory on which 650,O0O Yugo-
slavs (Croats and Slovenes) and
about 100000 Italians lived. In
comparison with the Slavs, the
Italians in former Austria-Hun-
gary were politically and econ
onica1ly favored. The struggle
for political, economic and So
cial rights, which in other
provinces the Slovenes had to
carry on against the Germans
was also carried on in the
province Of the Coastlan6
against the Italians. The latter
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ENGLISH SECTION
Fighting Jugoslavia'
(c,or,tinued)
By BORIS FURLAN,

Of Potical Phosophy Ljubana ugoavia
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Luminous strdlo hats a0su be
the rage this sai,efmer, sohat soith
blackossts. and di,aso4ts. This er.
ceHe,st safe deeioe Is a stran
hat for men treated auith lsta,ai.
nous pas,st, Vhieh aoill ,glolo TO,
hours after a moments e1pos-
ure to day or electric light.
Above, hat is shoaon before be.
ing treated, and sbeboso is a pic
ture made by the hat $, lstnai'sou,
qualities as 1T toould appear te
an uutomobtIe drivsr at night.
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Robert je izpustil sabljo i'm
Sc zgrudil k nepremicno leze-
Iii Carmen. Ma6oevani MOI je IL
ginil, ne da bi se ozrl ma ne
zvesto zeno in njenega ljubcka.
Nj pa BE ,napfavil sto kora-
kov, ko je nekdo srdito zakli-
cal:
- Stoj! /
tNekdo fnu je posvetil v obraz.
- Ia spada med gospodo,
je izpregovoril isti glas. - Sc
|ena. mrcina ,Ubijte ga!
Pocil je strel. Saint-Hyrieix
sc je zgrudil zadet " prsa. In
uporni kaznenei SO izginili v
temo. > =
Yes ia cas- je lezal Robert
|nepremiGno v kolibi. Nj bill mr.
tev, toda vse ise je zavilo pred
njegovimi oGnai v meglo, vse,
Estrasna drama, XII je igral Y
Mi tudi on svojo vlogo, i boreGi
Sc ljudje, i po nebu svigajote
strele i njegova izgubljena Cast.
Sanjal je in zdelo Sc rl1u je
g. 3. .-a
" tel cudni sarnopozabi, da je
Carmen pri MEM, da Sc njuna
fusta dotikajo in da boste vedno
tako skupaj. Sanjalo Sc mu je,
da je zrak okrog njiju svez,
dahtec, nebo sinje, a s Carmen
da sta neskoncno blazena.
Toda tie SAME MISC trajale
dolgo. Kmalu ga je streslo in
zdramil Sc je. Glava mu je bila
tezka, srce sje naglo utripalo.
Nehote Sc je prijel ga prsa.
L. rane je curljala kri in
ma prstih je zaeutil topic teko-
cino. ,
- Umiram, Carmen, - je "a
sepetal. - Toda ii, ii 81 pri me-
nj, je-li? In najini dust odideta
skupaj in zdruzita Sc ma veke,
Ihtenje mu je odgovorilo. Cd
prl je oci in v svitu bliskov je
zagledal svojo iubico, XII Sc je
bila priplazila do NIGGA. In kakor
bi jo bill ljubekov pogled zdra-
mil il omedlevice, je zasepetala
ljubece:
- Robert!
In tho, S ko1naj slisnim gla-
som je pripomnila:
- V smrti IS teboj! Ma
veke!
Nastavila mu je usta k zad-
MENU polJubu. Robert sc j Je
priblizal. Naenkrat Sc .je pa
spomnil vsega, kar Sc je bile
zgodilo.
-Da! Tvoj moz 2je incl prav,
ko Sc -zdani, najdejo tn najini
onecasceni trupli. -.
In tedaj Sc je z anadcloveskim
Enaporom uprl smrtni omotici,
XII ga je re obhajala. Hotel je
ziveti ziveti "a vsako ceno
vsaj Sc nekaj minut. Ia
tisnil 81 :je z roko 'rano in Sc
splazil ma cesto, vodeco h kaz.
nilnici. Hropel je in omedleval,
ker 50 pau moei magic pesale.
- &c umrem, tenn bolje, -
je pomislil. - Tako DO pa VISA.
moja cast resena. i
(Dalje prihodnjie)
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P. DECOURCRILE:
/. moo
L..JUBE EZNl
ROMAN-I. DEL
r OMAN Nj. DEL

Upor kaznencey, Ma tai
no zriamenje so planili vsi ma
paznike in jih zaceli neusmi-
ljeno pobijati. Panouflovo hui
skanje je bio doseglo svoj ma
men. - :.
Takoj SO SIC prebudili vojaki
in uradniki ter planili z revol-
verji v rokah il tkolib. Zaceli
so streljati v mnozico kazhen-
cev, besnecih v nocni temi. Vsak
strel je zadel.
.Toda kmalu je stal MOI pro-
ii mozu, prsa proti prsom, dr.
varjeva sekira proti bajonetu,
revolver proti motiki.
Pusk nj .bilo mogoce vec ra-
biti. To je bila borba divjakov,
spopad kanibalov. !
-Glasneje Cd bojnega gro
ma je donelo .rohnenje boreeih
Sc, stokanje ranjenih, hropenje
umirajocih in zvenket v tele-
sa prodiraj jocega jekla.
Carmen! - -je zaklical Ro-
bert YES IL sebe, - Carmen, ali
slisis?
Oprijela Sc je 'njegove roke
in Sc v grozi privila k MENU.
- Izbruhnil je upor. Ma svo-
je mesto moran!
All, ne zapusti ME, Ro-
bert! Bojim Sc, strasno Sc bo-
jim. I:
- Tovarisi bi Sc utegnili
zgrazati mad mojo odsotnostjo.
"A kaj bo z raenoj, pomisli
vendar, kaj bo z menoj!
- Streljanje Sc nadaljuje...
BOZ Sc traja =.
- Ubijejo te! Ne .pustim te
tia.
- Vojak sem in mole mesto
je ma bojiscu.
- Toda obenem 81 Lubbock, a
Lubbock mora ostati pri svoji
ljubici pri svoje zeni!
- Ne zahtevaj, Carmen, maj
pljunem ma svojo cast; pusti
me tia, kamor me klice cast !!
- Vasa cast! =. Me ne bo-
ste vec resili! - je |zaklical
nekdo "a NINA. - In placati
mi morate mojo!
Robert in Carmen sta Sc obr-
Mia. Ma pragu ekolibe je stal
Saint Hyrieix.
Robert in Carmen sta pre-
straseno odskocila.
- Nista me pricakovala, a?
.Ah,, podli dust! In vi govo-
rite o casti! K sreci pripada
vasa cast zdaj meni, gospod rit-
mojster d'Alboize.
- Gospod, " je odgovoril
Robert z drhtecim glasom, -
razpolagajte z menoj, priznam
pa, da vas. ne razumem.
- To, je vendar zelo enostav-
no. Ubijem vas.
- Ia hip Sc ne morem boriti
z vami. 5Hiteti moran tia, k
svojim prijatelj jem, k svojim to-
varisem, XII Sc bore. Jutri bonn
vas, gospod - danes sem pa
njfhov!
- Menda ne razumes, da bo
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German, the second Italian and
the third Magyar.
Today we are witnessing the
third act Of a drama that be-
gan more than thousand years
ago. During this entire period
of time, the Slovenes bravely de-
Tended their positions, Withdrew
step by step, but in the main
retained their forces. Today Slo-
venia finds herself in a death
struggle. With the methods of
an exact science, an experiment
of physical determination is be-
ing made On her, which, after
a thorough test, shall be used
on larger and stronger nations.
What is happening in Slovenia
today is the result Of political
methods introduced more than
a thousand years ago. Essential
ly, these methods during this
long period have not changed,
except that they are now car
ried out to extreme logical re-
suits. The dynamics of history
have clarified and crystallized
them. The forces of evil that are
today crushing Slovenia will,
with an ever increasing fury,
grip the whole world and de-
stroy it, if they are not uproot-
ed and all the nations given the
assurance of an equal opportu-
nifty for a decent existence. A
compromise that would sacri-
flee some nations in order to
preserve the possibility Of exist
ence for others, would merely
prove that the fundamental evil
of our society is temporarily
concealed. Secretly, however, it
would carry on and gather it's
strength, then one day burst
forth with a power that nothing
could stop. Neglecting to heed
such a symptom, would result
in the sacrifice of Slovenia. But
the forces of evil, responsible
for this crime, no less to be con-
demned because it is perpetrat-
ed on a small being, will sooner
or later spell the doom of
stronger and larger nations.
In the following, we shall try
to present the suffering of this
living body, one of the smallest
in the fellowship of European
peoples. In describing events, we
relied exclusively on the under
ground reports of eyewitnesses
received by the Yugoslav Gov
ernment in London, and on the
printed material of the Allied
Governments and occupation
authorities.
(To be continued)
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Collinwood Newsbox No. /
Continued from page A.

Continued from page ~
are extended. to Lillian Lenar-
sic and Joe Kordish on their re-
cent marriage :. . Happy birth
day wishes are extended to Rich
and Johnny Vadnal whose re-
-spective birthdays were on this
past weekend. May there be
many more Until next week
l remain your weekly reporter.
Snoopy"
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~ SsSS w AAASJSs SosSCN' SNAeA ~
be? Kaj mislis, da bi Sc mogel
s tenn zodovoljiti? Zahtevam
tvojo srnrt in tvoje onecascenje,
da, to hocem. Tu umres. In v to
kolibo zaklenem tvoje in truplo
tvoje ljubice. A .jutri, ko tie
najdejo tu tvoji prijatelji, tvo-
il tovarisi, XII o njih govoris, po-
reko o teki -- yes kaj? Straho-
petec! Skril Sc je tu s svojo
ljubico, da bi Sc inu ne bio
treba boriti, doeim so njegovi
tovarisi umirali!
- Takega 'zlocina niste zmo-
mi! - je vzkliknil Robert, a
| Carmen je izbuljenih oci in VISA
liz sebe Cd groze poslusala ia
pogovor, ne da bi kaj videla ali
razumela.
- Mar 81 ii okleval, ko 81 Sc
pripravljal ma zloein? 'Ukradel
81 mi zakonsko cast, JAZZ tt pa
vzamem vojasko cast. Poor to-
rel Brani Sc!
In vrgel mu je sabljo k no
gam, a drugo je krepko stisnil
" desnici.
Robert jo je hotel pobrati.
- Ne, ne - je zaklical ma
enkrat, - mole zivljenje zdaj
ne pripada meni. Jutri pa lahko
razpolagate menoj.
- Strahopetec! Mar tt maj
prisolim zausnico?
In pograbil je svojo rokavico
ter udaril mladega castnika z
njo dvakrat po obrazu. Robert
je divje kriknil in pograbil sab
ljo.
Zunaj je divjala neyihta We
dino bolj:' Neprestano Sc je bill
skalo in grmelo. Tudi krvavi
BOZ Sc nj bill dobojevan.
Tekmeca " boliki sta pa po-
znala samo svojo mrznjo in ze-
lilo po osveti. Sab1ji sta krozili
okrog 'njunih 'glav, krizali sta
Sc in zvenketali, ne da bi Sc ia
ali oni nasprotnik 'umaknil lie
"a korak.
Zdelo sc je ze, da zmaguje
Saint-Hyrieix, XII je bill vecji
in mocnejsi cd ritmojstra. Kar
'je S silnim udarcem izbil mia
demu castniku sabljo IL rok.
Potem je pa njegova sablja v
strasnem zamahu zazvizgala pc
zraku.
Zacul Sc je grozen kirk. vi
dec, kaksna nevarnost preti nje-
nemu ljubcku, je Carmen sko-
ella med oba moza.
'Sablja jo je lzadela V prsa in
zgrudila Sc je.
- Morilec, - je zakrical Ro,
bert.
In znova je pograbil svojc
sabljo ter Sc postavil v bran.
Zdaj 81 pa tt ma vrsti! -
je zaskripal z 'zobrni.
.Curek krvi Sc je prikazal rs
Saint -Hyriexoven vratu in ra
mi. sc,lte6, da aje Iranjen, je pla.
nil Saint -Hyrieix yes besen nae
mladega eastnika in mu zabo.
del sabljo riaravnost v prsa.
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power Win the dlQ Oh vienna,
which always favored the Itali-
an minority to the detriment of
the Slav majority. Among the
Austrian Government officials,
flor instance, the Italians had a
much larger number Of en-
Eployees than their population
Ientitled them. Immediately af-
ter the occupation of the former
Austrian province of the Coast
land, in 1918, the Italians prom
ised the Yugoslavs preservation
and development Of their nation
Fal individuality. A few months
later a regime of terror began
which completely overshadowed
the methods of oppression used
by Austria. Murder of innocent
people, arson, torture of prison
ers and deportation to concen-
=. tration camps were invented by
the Italians and applied to the
Yugoslavs twenty years before
Hitler started to use these
methods on the enslaved ma
tions Of Europe. The tragic
struggle of the Slovenes and
Croats for the national exist
ence in Italy is described in the
book "The Life and Death
Struggle of National Minor
fity," by DR.. Lavo Cermelj.
The fate of the 10000 Slo-
venes which remained under
Austria in Carinthia and were
later incorporated into the Ger
man Reich was not better. So
!. was the fate of the Slovenes
who remained under Hungarian
rule. Against both of them the
process of standardization
Germanization and Magyariza.
tion continued, with improved
methods.
The Slovenes outside Yugo-
slavia doomed to become Itali-
ans, Germans and Magyars, re-
presented ONE THIRD of the
nation. Only the remaining two
thirds enjoyed during the in.
terval between the first and Sec
ond World Wars, full national
, freedom in Yugoslavia.
The Final Phase: Externsi,a
ton of a Nation
The final phase of the de-
naturalization of the Slovenes
began after the military col.
lapse of Yugoslavia, when the
Germans, Italians and Magyars
divided among themselves the
remaining territory of Slovenia
The Germans took the lion:
share, Lower Styria and Upper
Carniola with $4,000 people
Italy received Lower and Cen
tral Carniola, the so-callet
Ljubljana Province with abou
35O,O0O inhabitants, while tn
Magyars were given around
100000 Slovenes.
This final phase of denational
ization has to achieve the ex
termination of the nation in tht
shortest possible time. It com
bines the methods of Germani
zation of the first two phase
improved by the experience
acquired by Italy in the de
naturalization Of the Slovene
and Croats. From the frs
phase Of Germanization tw,
items were taken: (a) extermi
nation Of leading nationa
classes by mass murders an,
fdeportations; (b) systemati
colonization Of the acquired ter
g ritory. From the second phas
. is taken the direct denationali
: zation of the whole population
9 The tempo and brutality are O
! Italian origin. In this way TIL
rEpolicy Of denationalizatioI
! which the Italians, German
Land Magyars had previousl
: practised on the Slovenes i
!. fhaiy. hhvro,, vxyose, :, 80, :e,,o,.o,J =
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Prieeli bono intervujirati ZEN
ske, XII bi bile sposobne "a VOL
no delo, " ponedeljek, Is. marca,
1913.
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Action Of Argentina
In Afache Case Seen
As Warning 10 Reich
Germany Is Requested
To Recall Officer
Accused Of Espionage
1y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 12.-Ar-
gentina's request that Germany
Withdraw her naval attache here,
Capt. Dietrich Niebuhr, on the
grounds he is an undesirable char
acter, was interpreted in diplo-
matte circles today as a warning
to Berlin that the Argentine gov
ernment intends to cooperate with
American neighbors in Kidding this
continent Of Axis espionage.
A government announcement last
night disclosed that Capt. Niebuhr's
recall had been asked after the
German government refused to
surrender him to the Jurisdiction
Of the Argentine Supreme Court
for trial. Accusations Of espionage
were made against Capt. Niebuhr
after an investigation based on in
formation supplied by the United
States.
Proofs In the Investigation al
ready effected demonstrate to this
government that Capt. Niebuhr.
abusing his position and priyileees
has intervened In acts incompatible
with his diplomatic status and with
the neutral position OF this coun-
try" the communique issued by
Foreign Minister Enrique Ruiz Gui-
nazu said.
Some diplomatic observers saw an
indication that Argentina might
take further steps-within the limits
OF her. neutrality-if Berlin failed to
react quickly and satisfactorily to
the ohicial request.
1t was the strongest action taken
against any foreign diplomat here
since the German Minister Count
Karl Won Luxberg was expelled dur
Ing the First World War as the result
OF a discovery by the United States
State Department of coded messages
In which Luxberg allegedly advised
the imperial German government to
sink without trace" Argentine ships
Charges against Capt. Niebuhr
we're based on the confession of
Johann Jacob Napp, one of those
arrested In the espionage investiga-
ton, who said he had been paid by
the naval attache to furnish daily
reports on Allied shipping move
n1ents from Buenos Aires.
Argentina and Chile are the only
South American nations still main
tanning relations with the Axis.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ld,D, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. tDuit three full days and
receipe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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