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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Establish Commercial
Radio Tie with Islands

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA
(P) - Commercial radio facili-
ties for the transmission of news
between the Philippines and the
United States were reestab-
lished today for the first time in
nearly three years.
A civilian crew employed by
Press Wireless reopened COM
mercial service for news from
Leyte Island. Press Wireless
commercial planned to take over
the bulk Of news transmission
from the Philippines, heretofore
handled by Army radio voice
casts.
Last news from the Philip
pines before the fall of Corregi-
dor early in 1912 was by Army
radio.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Order Arrest
Of Pretender
to French Crown

PARIS, Nov. IA - (P) - The
French government has ordered
the arrest Of the Count Of Paris,
pretender 20 the non-eXistent
throne Of France, reported TO
have been wounded al Perpignan
after crossing the Spanish from
tier into Southern France.
Thus the government adhered
TO an old law which prohibits
pretenders 10 the throne from
residing on French territory,
and created another problem in
the aspirations of the 36-year old
Henri De GuiSc.
A warrant issued by the In
terror Ministry 10 all department
projects charged him with lille
gal entry into the country and
violation of the law against resi-
dence on French soil.
Reports from Southern France
said the count was in hiding al
ter being wounded. He had been
in North Africa when Admiral
Darlan was aSSaSsinated. Some
French RoyaliStS tried without
success 10 rally support TO him
for a regal restoration.
The count fled TO Spanish
Morocco after the arrival of Gen.
Charles De Gaulle in Algiers.
The count became chief of the
House of France after the death
of his friend, the Duke De
GuiSe, in 1910. At that time he
announced he had become 1.-The
depository of the Royal tradi-
tons" and took "a solemn oath
TO continue to serve France with
all my forces
Most French RoyalistS support
him, but some prefer claimants
to Napoleonic lineage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Shrine Band
Here Nov. 80
County Shriners
Sponsor Visit

MoSlem Shrines's information
ally f tar Gus Million Dollar
Band" and chan:ers, which per-
forms exclusively for the benefit
of the Shrine's crippled child
ren's hospitals, will visit Ma
comb County Thursday Nov. 80,
for a performance at Mount
Clemens High School auditorium.
The band and chanters are
two Of Americas best known
musical organizations, under the
direction respectively of Harry
Philip and Harry Mcdonald.
The Macomb Shrine Club,
with members in all sections OF
the county, is sponsoring the
noted groups appearance here.
The committee in charge of
arrangements is headed by CO.
chairman Ted Gehrke, of ST.
Clair Shores and Owen Burgess,
Of East Detroit.
The program is in charge of
Angelo Fisher, William Ander-
son and Robert Lamb. Tickets,
at 81 each, are o b I a n a b c
through any Shrine Club mem
Der, or the ticket committee,
composed Of Walter Royce, ST.
Clair Shores; Mel Burke, East
Detroit; William Lewis, Van
Dyke, or Dick Vanreyendam,
East Detroit.
Detailed arrangements are
being handled by DR.. Milton
Smith, Byron PrueSSel and john
Ahrens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Plan New Scout
Troop i'm City

Prospects of an additional Boy
Scout troop in Mount Clemens
will be discussed at the regular
monthly meeting of the Macomb
District Committee, TO be held az
the USO Hostess House, Cass
avenue, at 1880 pm, today.
Guy H. Verkler, council pres
ident, urges a large attendance
OF committeeman, Plans for the
annual meeting will be discussed
and Charles Z. Mikelait, ad-
vancement committee chairman,
will lead a discussion on changes
in the advancement program.
The councils annual meeting has
been set for December.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14

otherwise attractive country"
lanes
Now the Big Day is over.
and 10 keep my name in good
favor with the people who don't
like their countryside decked
With political signs through the
years between now and next
election, I'm going 10 round up
a couple of those fellows who
worked for me and get them out
again TEARING DOWN MY
SIGNS
IL figure that will make
good impression with lot of
people. -. They'll regard
me as a thorough sort of
chap finishing the job
l started. Besides, it
seems like a good way cam
didate, beaten or successful,
can show he's a good sport"
You notice we started this off
"once upon a time there
MIGHT have been" such a poll
teal candidate. If there
was, we never heard of him.
But it's something worth think
ing about, in these days of paper
shortages and appeals by our
government for raw materials
with which to wrap shipments
overseas.
Candidates signs and pOliti-
cal literature are usually made
Of good stock. The kind
of stuff that weighs heavily
in the scales of victory.
Turn those signs into scrap for
war Salyage-FOr-Nictory!
SO YOU THINK you can play
ping pong, huh? Well, youil
have your chance to show it
Wednesday at 1880 p. m, at the
USO Hostess House, Cass ave-
nue. when Miss JIM Boyd
O'Conner, Middle A t n I C
champion, will appear TO meet
all corners. Known as the
"Ping-Pong Pin-Up Girl, this
charming colleen invites any
single player, either sex, to face
her across the table or a
mixed doubles can be arranged
by calling 2095. Spec
tators are invited 10 be there
Wednesday evening and we
hope someone shows up to give
Miss O'Conner a battle, because
of the fun it will provide for
the servicemen there.
Latest we've heard is the
answer of young Japanese
schOOlbOy when his teacher in
Tokyo school asked him the
definition of an island. He re-
piled: IAN island is a body of
land completely surrounded
by honorable American navy"
Ouch! That one hurt YamaSh-
tia.
EXCERPTS FROM letter to
] County Clerk and Mrs. Guy l..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Pvt. l.. Phillips
Missing i'm Action

Pvt. Lawrence Phillips, Of
Mount Clemens, has been miss
ing in action in Germany since
Oct. IA, according to notification
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Phillips, 2 North High
land avenue, Mount Clemens.
Phillips, who has been in mill
tary service since April, 1943,
has been overseas since August
He is well-known to Mount
Clemens softball fans as "Cocky"
Phillips.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Belgian Firine-Squads
Execute Traitors

BRUSSELS, Nov. ii - Up
The first executions ordered by
Belgium's post-liberation mill
tary court were carried out yes
terday by firing squads at St.
GILES prison in Brussels.
Joseph Hoogeven and Paul
Herten were executed for be-
traying to the Gestapo a young
patriot who had killed an alleg-
ed collaborationist.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Memphis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of of
ficers took place at the regular
meeting of AinAta chapter, No.
222, Order of Eastern Star, in
the Masonic hall Wednesday
night.
The following were installed:
Worthy matron, Mia Ellis; wor-
thy patron, Ellery Waite; asso-
ciate matron, Ellen Macdonald;
associate patron. Arthur Ram
Sey; marshal, Hilda Thiele; sec
rotary, Eta Denote; treasurer,
Betty Lown; conductor, Mar
guerite Darrah; associate con-
ductor, Louise PasSey; chaplain,
Winifred Waite: organist, Mar
garet Cook; warden, Clara
Cook; sentinel, George Haze
dicke.
Star points are: Adah, Jose
phine Cottington: Ruth, Jean
Pearsall; Esther, Dorothy Ram
sey; Martha, Marion France;
Electa, Marguerite lsbester.
Tea for the benefit Of the
Congregational church was held
in the home of Mrs. Arthur Bry-
son Friday night. 1t was voted
10 hold a bazaar and serve sup
per in the Masonic hall Dec. IA.
Winners in contests were Miss
Unabelle Bartlett, Mrs. Carl
Ramsey, and Miss Mabel Curry.
Miss Bartlett and Miss Curry
poured.
The Tuesday club met with
Mrs. II. NJ. Fierstine Wednesday
night. Winners in bridge were
Mrs. F. c. Babbage, Mrs. f. G.,
Coburn, and Mrs. D. <. Black
mer. Mrs. T. J. Clegg received
the travelling prize.
Miss Hazel Braidwood has
moved into the house which
she recently purchased from
David Knickerbocker.
The Wednesday Mite bridge
club was entertained in the home
Of Mrs. William Cottinghon last
week. Dessert lunch was served
Winners in bridge were Mrs
Ross Keenan,, and Mrs. Ralph
Will. Mrs. Ray Deaner received
the travelling prize.
Word was received by Mrs
Ted Reno last week that her
husband had been wounded in
action, and that he is in a hos
pital in Italy.
Harold Coburn has moved
into an apartment in the home
of the late DR.. G.. p. Hale.
Seaman Second Glass David
Weeks returned to Great Lakes
Training Naval Station Sunday
after a weeks furlough at his
home here.
Andrew Hicks and Stanley
Ramsey are on a deer hunting
trip in northern Michigan.
Frank Hause and Lawrence
Sutton are hunting near Glen.
ME, Mich.
Born Nov. IL, TO Mr.. and Mrs
Norbert Lelowicz, a daughter.
Henry Ellis was injured Sat
urday afternoon when the cal
that he was driving went into
the ditch and struck tree
about one and one-half miles
east of town. One leg wa:
broken and many bruises ano
cuts were received. Mr.. Ellis
was taken to the Port Huron
hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14

Brown from their son Corpl.
Keith w. Brown, inside Ger
many: Il sure wish l was back
home hunting with Pa and Mais-
ie Guys bird dog 1t was
sunny for a while so we washed
all our clothes; now it's pouring
rain and Lord only knows when
they'll dry. Now ! know
how you used to feel, Nom
We've moved a lot so far, and
now we can only 60 to Berlin;
next stop. And when the
Luftwaffe comes over, dropping
everything on you, it's no pic
mic. The man is a liar who says
he isn't afraid" But Luft-
waite or no Luftwaffe, Keith IL
keep pushing on cause his
brother Guys in a Nazi prison
camp.
At the age of "a Bill Barney,
lifelong Mount Clemens resi-
dent, is still going strong. do
ing a full days heavy work.
Must have built up that rugged
constitution as a yOungster
when he sailed to South AM
erican ports, and had to put
up his dukes" many a time to
lay the foundations for a Good
NeighbOr policy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
ANOTHER TOBACCO
SHORTAGE

NEW YORK, Nov. H. N-
Bidders can, get articles ranging
from old keys to electric ra3ofs
~ the postoffice auction Of un.
claimed packages todsy-but no
cigarettes or cigars. These have
been turned over to the Red
Cross for distribution to service.
men.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14

SEATTLE, Nov. IA - up -
Capt. James Donlon, Jru who
survived the march of death on
Bataan and two and a half years
in japanese prison camps, came
home to learn that his wife had
Joined the WACs.
whats that" he asked.
Captain Donlon soon found
out.
His Wife's a major.
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Es Mm tie DAY y
By d. A.

Once upon time there might have been political con-
ddoe who sold to himself after the election my
workers roamed the highways and bywoys before election
posterng my compoien signs barns telephone poles
fences and other places
They hung my in the most prominent places,
and even noed TO Of beautiful shade trees
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
(DaIje prihodnWcj

vSe tuje zave strahu pred sovjeskm velikanom in
plkazatl najboljs luci Ocivdno upa da bo izpre-
membami dosegla tud mednarodno vecjo proznost
MootovoV govor bi Sc mogel smatrati kot ndirekten
odgovo ma pozv k ga e postal fedmarsal Smuts
ioncem noVembra proslega eta nekaterim zapadno ev
ropsklm drzavam maj priduzo oritanski drzavi Ma
pledne drzave XII Sc cutjo osamene, imajo ma razpo-
ago diva ustroja drzave kapitasticnega in socalstic
mega Narodnostno Sc nimajo niti enem, niti dgem
nlcesar batl Socjalno pa je med obema ogromna raz
ka Ma vsak nacn pa, b Holandska in Begia prsto-
pill bitanski skupnost b Sovjetska una lahko pova-
blla balkanske in morda aziske narode izpremembah
konsttuciJe ne vidimo zpremembe noranji poll
tiki temvec tud zacetek zunanje poke XII vodi povsem
na dlugo pot namrec proc cd presnjega izoaconizma
) tenn Soviet ne sremjo dosego kaksne posebne ko
11st Mogoce je, da bodo posla kaksno konferenco
sestnast svoh deegaov oda zgradbe cee svoe drzave
ne prenavljajo zaradi tega.
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obiskali kaksnim petakom ali
kaj podobnega, Sc YAM DO ta-
ko lepo nasmejal, da Sc yam ne
bo prav mic smilila tista "klu-
ka", XII jo boste odrinili v tako
blag namen.
Storimo svojo bratsko in ma
rodno dolznost, kajti nasa lepa
in sedaj s krvjo napojena Slo-
venija mas klice;: Ma pomoe!
Frank A. Turek, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
LOUIS TRUGER:
Crtice IL Rustic

Hitler Sc je re videl, korakati
po Redeem trgu, kjer mu DO
njegova elitna garda pripravila
sprejem, kakrsnega more dati
svojemu gospodarju samo krv-
mix Himmler. Pozabi1 pa je, da
Moskva nj Rusija, in da je rus
XII medved bolj zival hot je nem-
Ska hijena. Da, bodocnost Rusi-
je ma prvi pogled nj bila svetla,
ampak Rusi bodo branili svojo
zemljo do zadnje kaplje krvi in
koncna zmaga, &c tudi pade Mo.
skva, ne DO zmaga nemske SOL
dateske, temvec bo zmaga svo-
bodnega ruskega muzika.
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stvar, pa mu tudi pOsebna va
bila ne bodo dosti pomagala.
Bratje in sestre! Nasa Jugo-
slovanska pomozna akcija -
Slovenska sekcija vrsi vzvise'
no delo. Vsak zaveden Slovenec
ali Slovenka bi morala z vese.
Tljem sodelovati pri tel akciji in
ne vedno prepuscati delo samo
enim in istim, Xxi so navadno ze
itak preoblozeni. Kadar Sc gre
"a narod, bi morali sodelovati
Ivsi brez izjeme, a ma mesto So
delovanja je pa slisati vse mo-
goee in nemogoce izgovore. u
pajnao pa, da DO to zadnje po-
slovno leto tega odbora in da
ga v prihodnjem letu ne bono
vec potrebovali, ker vsaj tako
pricakujemo in upamo, da DO
letosnje leto zadnje v vojni,
vsaj "a mas ubogi in biGani slo-
venski narod.
Vsem tistim, XII innate v ro-
kah nabiralne knjizice, pa pri-
porocam, da Sc istih posluzite
oh vsaki priliki in jih nikar ne
SEPARATE" "a spomin, ker jih
imamo Sc precej ma rokah. zato
pa maj vsak knjizico porabi V
namen, XII mu je bila izrocena
in ce DO hotel potem dobiti kak-
sno "a spomin ali pa "a muzej,
jo DO pa lahko dobil pozneje.
Imejte pripravljeno besedo "a
uboge trpine oh vsaki priliki in
sprejmite vsak najmanjsi dar,
XII vam ga je kdo pripravljen
dati. &c pa Sc kateremu ali ka-
teri primeri, da pri tenn slisi tu-
di kaksno bolj kislo, bi JAZZ pri-
porocal, da Sc nikar ne jezite,
pac pa vzdihnite sami pri sebi:
"Oce odpusti Jim ="
'Kot smo re veckrat poudar-
jail in to poudarjajmo tudi s.
danes in do koncnega ella: mi
delujemo "a odpomoe nasemu
typecemu narodu in pri delitvi
Sc ne DO gledalo ma politicno ali
v e RS k o prepricanje trpecega
brata ali sestre. Vsak nasih tr-
pecih bo prejel, kar DO pac mo-
yoce. !
Seveda pa moramo pri tenn
pomisliti, da vsem ne bo mogo-
'e pomagati, &c bodo prispevki
,ako polagoma prihajali v, bla-
5ajno, kajti &c bi hoteli nuditi
'es izdatno pomoc onim nesrec-
likom tam donna, bi M oraliI
,brati vsaj desetkrat yecjo vso-
o, kot pa jo imamo nabrano do
'edaj. zato pa 81 pritrgajmo par
iolarjev sedaj, ko Sc Sc malo
azje utrpi.
Kogar tezi skaksen dolarcek
n b Sc ga rad iznebil, a ne We
sdo je zastopnik, maj Sc kar le-
% potrudi vsak petek vecer v ]
'lovenski narodni dom, (staro
'oslopje, zgoraj), tam bo dobil
ray gotovo naaega blagajnika
osepha Okorna cd osnih do
evetih zyecer &c boste NIGGA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Ured1lil<Ova
poSta ...
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

Lokalnl OdbOr st. 4 JFO,So
Cleveland, Ohio. - v nede-
ljo 30. januarja Sc je vrsila
glavna ali letna seja nasega 10
kalnega odbora st. 2 JPO, SIS.
Udelezba cd strani zastopnikov
in zastopnic je bila precej po-
voljna, vendar pa ne tako, kot
je bilo prieakovati. Veqdar pa
Sc mora priznati, da SO bill pa
navzoci toliko bolj navduseni
"a nadaljno delovanje nasega
odbora.
Odborniki "a preteklo leto so
podali svoja porocila, katera so
navzoci z zadovoljstvom well
ma znanje. Posebno pa je bilo z
velikim navdusenjem sprejeto
porocilo nasega blagajnika, XII
Sc je veseljem pohvalil, da je
bilo sest tisocakov odposlanih
glavnemu blagajniku v prete-
KLEIN letu in sedaj pa ze dosti
vec ne manjka do sedmega tt
socaka in izrazil je tudi upanje,
da &c Sc bodo zastopniki lie ma
10 .potrudili, pa DO tudi sedmi IT,
socak najkrajsem casu "ro-
nal' v naso glavno blagajno.
Rekel je tudi, da bi re sedaj
lahko postal par stotakov, a ME
ga najbolj veseli, &c Sc odpos-
lie kar eel tisocak, sal veste,
da to lepse izgleda in tudi ne
kaj zaleze.
Ia tekoce poslovno leto je bill
izvoljen sledeci odbor: castni
predsednik Frank J. Lausche;
predsednik John Pollock; prva
podpredsednica Frances Poni-
kvar; drugi podpredsednik Jan
ko N. Rogelj; tajnik Frank A.
Turek; blagajnik Joseph Okorn;
POMONA tajniea Mary Krizman-
cic;; zapisnikarica Josephine Pc
tric.
Nadzorni odbor: Frank Virant
John Centa, Josephine Zakra-j-
SEX, John Gornik in Charles Ko-
man.
Poleg teh pa je bill izvoljen
Sc posebni prireditveni ali We
selicni odbor: Charles Vrtovs-
mix, John Centa, Mrs. Gen. Zu-
pan, John Ceh, Paula Zigman,
Mrs. Wirant, Vincenc Salmic,
Andy Champa, Mrs. Turk, Mrs.
Piks in Frank Jazbec.
Dale Sc je ma tel seji tudi ze
malo razmotrivalo glede nase
prireditve, XII maj bi Sc vrsila.
ma cvetno nedeljo. V resnici so
V danasnjih dneh velike teza-
We prireditvami, a &c bo VIA
dala med vsemi tako odlocna
VOLTA in zanimanje, kakor ga jje
bilo opaziti ma glavni seji, Sc
nam nj treba bait in lahko kar
gotovostjo pricakujemo dober
uspeh.
Izdelane so tudi pcsebne sill
6e Slovenije, katero DO prejel
vsak, XII je prispeval deset do
arjev ali vec. Ia slika je re sa-
ma ma sebi vredna tistega de- !
1arja, ker je res krasen spo-
min ma naso rojstno zemljo. &c
ii ne bill vsi tako cez nero "a
oosleni, bi bile te slike tudi ze
ahko razposlane. To pa Sc DO
'rav' gotovo zgodilo v najbliz-
lji bodocnosti.
Prihodnja zastopniska seja So
70 vrsila tretji torek v mesecu
narcu, to pa zatc, da Sc bo ma
loticni seji ukrenilo vse po-
rebno glede piireditve ma cvet-
10 nedeljo. Zato pa vas vse "a
topnike in zastopnice ze danes
pozarjam, da vsi, XII boste bra
te vrstice, napravite takoj s
namenje ma svojih koledarjih, {
a ia ne boste pozabili ma to
ejo. Sicer boste Sc parkrat
red sejo opozorjeni potion To-
alnega casopisja. Posebej Sc
e DO nikomur posiljalo vabil "a /
n colo 10y, ,,n r, TDx,o cox,a1 -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

Slisali smo re sto-in- n-sto-krat,
da v Rusiji nj svobode in demo
kracije. .Skusnje pa mas uce, da
tolmaci skoro vsaka glava ia
diva pojma po svoje. Take de-
mokracije - politicne - kot 10
imamo v Ameriki, seveda nj v
,Rusiji. Ampak nasa republika
, je stara malo vec kot $50 let,
med tenn ko. je Russia, nova Ru-
sija, svojih detinskih letih,
stara je sele 26 let. V teh 26 le-
tin je sla skozi dive proti-revo-
luciji, dye voJni in ekonomsko
in politieno blockade, V katerih
je bill udelezen mednarodni ka-
pital in svetovna reakcija. Use
to je uplivalo ma razvoj, ali bo-
lie receno, zastoj Rusije. Toda
V teku ZadnJlh oven let Je Rusl-
ia pokazala, da stremi "a izbolj-
sanjem politicnega, ekonomske-
ga in kulturnega polozaja. Ru-
sija je bila edna, XII je skusala
ma vse nacine zaustaviti drug
sVetovni vojni polar, ko je po-
nudila Angliji in Franciii v o.
blikl trozveze, vso svojo oboro-
zeno silo, da Sc ustavi Hitlerja
in obkrozi Nemcijo cd treh
strani z mocnim vojaskim obro-
Gem. Rusija je svarila Evropo
pred katastrofo, XII mora priti,
ako Sc bo pustilo Hitlerju pro-
ste roke, da poljubno in lezerno
pogoltne svoje male sosede.
Nihce il nj verjel; vsaka ponud-
oa cd strani Kremlina "a koo-
oeracijo je bila re naprej od-
klonjena,
(D0Ije prihOdu35cI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Zahvala darovalcem in
sodelavcem OBJ prireditvi
"Rooseveltovega plesa"

FA~c~
Cleveland, Ohio. - Priprav-
ljalni odbor prireditve v pomoc
skladu "a 'pobijanje otroske pa
ralize, "a clevelandske Slovence
je zakljucil tozadevne racune.
Kot obicajno v preteklosti,
tako Sc je tudi letos mas narod
casino odzval ter prispeval v
moralnem in financnem oziru V
Ipomoc narodnemu skladu "a po-
bijanje otroske paralize.
Pripravljalni odbor nj prica-
koval tako krasnega vsestran-
skega uspeha, toda mas narod
je ponovno dokazal, kako rad
pomaga vsepovsod, kamor Sc
ga pozove in kjer je pomoc po-
trebna.
Tenn potion Sc odbor najpri-
srcneje zahvaljuje v imenu O.
nih, XII so prizadeti cd te krute
bolezni. Zahvala vsem, XII ste ma
en- ali drug nacin prispevali do
tako lepega financnega uspeha,
XII nam ga izkazuje spodaj ma
veden racun.
Odbor bi rad navedel ime-
nom vsakega posameznega da-
rovalca, delavca pri prireditvi
in nabiralce, XII 50 sli okoli in
proslll "a pomoc prizadetim.
Vsak pa lahko razume, da bi
vzelo vse to casopisu proved
prostora in casa, radi tega pro-
simo oproscenja. Smatramo pa,
da je vsak opravljal to samari-
tansko delo lie IL usmiljenia do
svojega bliznjega, da pomaga
olajsati gorje najvecjim siroma-
kom.
Brez dvoma so k uspehu do
prinesli velik delez tudi nasi
slovenskl casopisi, XII SO v slo-
venskem in angleskem jeziku
vabili mas narod, kateri Sc lie
odzval klicu "a pomoc narod-
nemu skladu "a pobijanje para
lizc.
Clevelandski Slovenci in Ju-
goslovani sploh smo S tenn 20
pet pridobili ma ugledu pred A
merikancih, katerim smo doka-
zali re nestetokrat preteklo-
stl, da smo ne samo lojalni nasi
now domovini V casu vojne,
mafvec pomagamo tudi povsod,
kJer Je pomoc potrebna.
PraV tako! Rodimo ponosni,
ker smo V edinosti in slogl ze
in bono Sc marsikai do
segli.
Pregled dohodkov in, izdatkoy
prireditve v korist sklada "a
'pobijanje otroske paralize
dne 30. jan. 1914
nNrr@rrzv
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"a LdoII I111lA ohllI oVOJC11l
uradu, pripoveduje James w.
Barrett v reviji "Booktab" st. 5
je Stain sledil poteku bitk po-
tom direktne telefonske zveze
Kljub temu, da je bilo njegovo
zivljenje vedno V nevarnosti, je
ostal Stain svojo armada.
Polnoc je. Zvonec telefona je
zbudil Stalina il globokih misli
Marsal Timosenko il glavne-
ga stana V Mozaisku klice po
direktni zvezi.
"Vesela novica, tovaris Sta
lin.
"E1itro - kaj je' vprasa Sta
lin.
"Poglej skozi svoje okno', je
odvrnil marsal. "Nebo je posla-
10 Rusiji pomoc - snezi."
Stain je nitro porinil zaveso
ma stran. Resnica! Goste in Ne-
like snezinke SO paddle izpod
neba. lima, ruska zima, katera
je unicila Napoleona, XII pa sc
je leta 1941 zakasnila, lie konc-
no tu!
Rdeci trg je bill bel. Skozi go
ste snezinke je komaj razlocil
grobnico, kjer lezi Leninovo
tTuplo. To liudstvo pri grobni-
ci! Ali kleci? Cudez? - Cudez
Strategic obrambe, da izvabi
soVraznika globoko V Rusijo, je
zadrzevala nemske mehanizira-
ne horde doVolj dolgo, da je III
ma precrtala Hitlerieve racune.
V nemskem vzhodnem glav-
nom stanu je Hitler preklinjal,
kaJti novice izpred Moskve MISC
bile to kar je pricakoval Fue-
hrer. Won Bockov telefon lie ma
znanJal novice, novice, XII lie BIZ
la odlocilna "a yes civilizirani
svet - katastrofe Sc kupiciio
vsepovsod. Sneg, let mrzlo
blato IN ,nizka a temperature
groze unlciti vse nemske hor-
de. Luftwaffe je priklenjena k
zemlji in panzer divizije so OBJ
tlcale V mrzlem blatu. Timosen-
koVl kozaki in motorizirana Pc
hota trga nemSkl box in soviet
ski letalci neprestano obstre-
lJuJeJO nemSke armade in niih
communicable.
stlrl dni je trajal snezni vi
har;; ustavil je popolnoma vsa-
40 nemsko akcijo ma celotni cr-
i, cd Baltiha pa do Crnega
norJa. 10 je nastopilo lepse
|reme, so Nemci obnovili svoil
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