davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

MEANWHILE. mainly in the
A'A great exodus immediately
preceding the war, this country
received a large but unknown
number Of refugees. including
many women. AS temporary WIS.,
ltors with taclt understanding
that We were wlnking az our
own law.
The understanding vas that
once they were in they could
stay; and although We can't
know their particular. individual
political activities back home
we do know that they didn't
pass our tests.
All OF them presently will be
admitted 10 settle permanently
by taking a little trip TO Cam
ada and re-entering as immi.
grants. This is the plan now.
Similarly the present, group
Of 1000 might be admitted per-
manently and not returned to
their homelands. as Mr.. Roose-
welt promised they would be,
and further thousands might be
likewise favored.
Copyright. 1874. by United Features. synd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
M HUSBAND is overseas
4'l arr has requested utensils
have bces unable to obtain.
| hope that a Times reader
may be able TO give me some
information as 10 where / can
obtain a knife. fork and spoon
made of stainless steel. plastic
or some nonrusting, noncorrod-
lng material
He said they should he Of
sturdy construction and must
not re over 6i2 inches long, for
carrying IN A mess kit.
He IS IN the Jungle and says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28


free American economy after the
war-the type that opens up new
frontiers of opportunity through the
investment of capital-with gov
eminent which does not BELIEVE
in free enterprise, does not EN-
COURAGE it, and in all it's past
policies has disparaged and i'm
paired it?
If we do not have government
with FAITH in American free enter.
prise, pledged to support and develop
it, what chance do we have of build
ing a national economy after the war
capable of giving our people profit
able employment in industries pro-
ducing peacetime commodities as
adequate and superior as the weap-
ons with which we are now winning
the war?
THE government we have NOW
i does not have faith in American
free enterprise.
It is the government we had in the
years before the war, when free en-
terprise was discouraged and dis.
paraged, when legitimate and pro-
ductive industry was handicapped
and haffied, stifed and strangled, by
self seeking New Deal politicians.
If we are to have the SAME
government after the war-and it is
now bidding for prolongation and
perpetuation of it's powers-what are
we to expect from it but more dis
enlargement and disparagement of
the system of free enterprise which
has always meant and will always
mean so much to us?
In addition to the logical and
sensible II point program of objec-
tives which the United States Cham.
Der of Commerce proposes, the
American people need ONE POINT
program which is more important
than all other detectives and is in
deed the parent of all the others.
America needs most of all AN
AMERICAN COVE RNMEN IT,
pledged to the free institutions of our
country, believing in those institu-
tions, faithful to them-and morally
and honestly competent to serve and
preserve them.
This is a decision the American
people must make.
This is THEIR YEAR OF DE-
CISION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
LETTERS To THE EDITOR

is Truman Marlatt. he has been
known as Bud all his life. so
they really seem like they are
written 10 him.
MRS. CORA VI. MUHME,
$3.50 r. Palmer,
Detroit IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

means the sleeve la La
Manche fbl la Guampe. tCl
Le lIaNTe.
Another name for bulruNhes
Is: IA doC-carS lbl cat
tails ,cl duck-icatherS.
What is used for cumming
postage stamps ? ca Sapo-
dllla tbl chlcle tc) deXtrln.
4 centipede is supposed 10
have ca 100 feet, tb) 1000
feet )cl 10 feet
A taraniella is a dance.
,h1 2 SPIDER 'cl 4 pancake
NF3t,b ft,oeo columns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
BY EDWARD W. BEATTIE
~ I nhed Press
LONDON, July %.

LONDON, July %.
QUESTION No. E.Hoc much
u longer rH the lcar IN Europe
iasE
Until the true facts about the
revolt of the German generals
are known, that question can't
be answered directly with any
confidence. But it can be said
that responsible quarters here
have been reckoning for many
weeks with the probability that
Germany can be smashed by
Christmas and they foresee
possible combination of clrcum-
stances which would produce
the collapse much sooner--say
September.
Everything occurring during
the last fortnight has pointed up
these possibilities The Russians
have battered Hitler east front
into pulp and are nearing the
Vista (NiStulaD River IN bring
the war 10 Germany'S doorstep.
Their momentum has become so
great that bringing them even
temporarily 10 a halt would re-
Qulre Superhuman effort.
The Germans in this fifth year
of war are not Superhuman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
T WAS very much interested
i in an article by Jack Pick
erine, one of your former coll
umnists.
He wrote of wounded soldiers
from overseas assigned 10 Is. p.
duty. This should make every
fair-minded American demand
that these men be sent 10 their
homes. What way 10 treat
these men who have fought and
been wounded in the service of
their country,
They are heroes all, while
they can fight, but when they
are no longer of use in battle,
IL is a different story.
MRS. r. THURM,
5os Albert Street,
East Lansing.
TO THE EDITOR
THIS is an appeal for help 10
i End a camera, box or other
wise. that can use No. l20 film.
NV brother. Pvt. Leo A. Bar
eiel. is in the south Pacific and
asks me TO find one. His COM
rades have around two dozen
films. but no camera.
have other cameras that
I'm willing TO exchange or else
will buy IT,
MRS. r. FREES.
IA r. Boston Blvd.
TO TIE Editors
THIS is 10 express our appre-
i citation and gratitude 10 your
newspaper and to the entire
Hearst press for printing the
call Of the Hebrew Committee
of National Liberation You
have rendered great service
to : grcatrcauSe.
=. MERLIN.
Hebrew Committee of
National Liberation.
TO THE EDITOR:
As THE sister of man in
"A New Guinea | want 10 tell
you Just how much he appre-
ciates those Dear Buddy arti-
cles. send them TO him every
week.
An excerpt from his letter
says
Those Dear Buddy columns
from the Times are no end Of
interest. Keep sending them"
Incidentally. while his name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28


IF GERMANY goes down 10
i quick defeat this summer,
there Will be no question as 10
whom the chief credit will 60.
II will belong 10 the Red army.
Other factors are important,
too. British and American land
power in Normandy has grown
to a point where if it could burst
decisively out of the narrow con-
fines of the Norman peninsula
il would he extremely hard to
halt with the reserves Rommel
has available.
And there is the obvious shift
of Turkey toward belliGerency.
And there is the sudden do
nestle crisis inside Germany,
which. whatever the true facts,
can do nothing but weaken the
Reich and hasten collapse.
Even German morale which
will one day class as the one
great phenomena of this war,
cannot stand that sort of thing
very long.
That is what makes il so
unfortunate that the Allies are
not Surging forward from the
west as the Russians are from
the east
QUESTION No. ,: Why don't
u the United States and Great
Britain launch an offeHs,re from
the Norman bridgeheod COM
parable IN intensity TO the Rus
sian offensires'
Only high military authority
could answer that question with
specification and il may be that
such an offensive is impending.
That one hasn't been launched
so far may result in failure 10
exploit Germany's internal cri-
sis and her defeatstin the East.
Such an offensive, if IL pro-
duced a break-through toward
Paris and there is every rea-
son TO believe that a major VIC
tory in Normandy might make
the capture of Paris compare
lively easy-could we'll prove
decisive in bringing the rickety
Third Reich of Adolf Hitler
crashing to the ground.
EXCEPT in the push up the
II Cherbourg Peninsula, how
ever, the Allies haven't de-
veloped the crushing momen-
tum necessary TO carry them
through or over Rommels
deeply staggered defenses.
Their attacks have showed a
tendency. for one reason or an
other, 10 bog down after the
most methodical sort of prep
aration and an extremely favor
able start.
The opportunity for quick,
hard blow will not last much,
longer. Nazi morale. shaken as
IL must have been during the
past week of defeats afield and
threatened chaos al home, VIII
grow constantly stronger under
Hlmmlers iron rule OF the
domestic front unless II is kept
reeling by new blows from out
side.
QUESTION No. >: What ore
" the buc facfs Of the reroit
Of the goocrois against Adolf
HHorI
No one outside Germany
knows the full story whether
II really represented a serious
attempt Al revolution by gem
erals ANXIOUS To make peace
while they still might save
something or whether II was
rugged by Hitler and Hlmmler
10 Stave off A serious revolution
as Germanys military position
deterlorateS.
r chief argument against
the rugged theory is that even
the need 10 establish the most
rigid sort of control al home
would not outweigh the dis
aStrouS possibilities of admit
ting thst complete harmony did
not exist among the higher
ups IN Hltlcrs empire
In the opinion Of the best
informed London sources. the
German crisis can only be re-
carded as disastrous from the
German point Of view because II
will leave the whole NsZi Struc-
tnt, 81 aLy.t a,I oil tho n1np0
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UredllikoVa
poSta,
lzgubljenci

New York, N. Y. - Preteklo
5oboto zvecer sem Sc mudil v
Slovenskem domu v Brooklynu.
Kakor obicajno sem Sc naslonil
IA baro ter proSil natakarja Mr..
Volkerja, maj mi natoci donna
5ega brinovca. Prijazno Sc ma
smehne in pripomni: ustregel tt
bonn pac amerikanskim, z do
n1aGim ii ma zalost ne morem.
Pc nekaj casu zaslisim neko
prerekovanje. Ker nisem dobro
razumel, radi oddaljenosti, a
5adeva me je zanimala, sem Sc
nekoliko priblizal, da sem stvar
lazje razumel.
Zaveden Slovenec, Mr.. Cor, je
zagovarjal osebe, katere Sc tru-
dijo do boljsega uspcha "a tr-
peel narodV domovini in SANS
ovo delo, "a kar mu gre visa
Cast. Ia bogi Slovenec Sc
je moral otepati osebe, XII ga je
ladlegovala. Temu nadlegoval-
cu, ki je tudi Slovenec, katcre-
"a pa ne morem imenovati "a
Jednega, ne bi bilo napacno, &c
mu damo ime "slovenski izgub-
ljenec'. Ia izgubljenec je tako
ognjevito napadal osebe, katere
1asluzijo najvecje spostovanje
ID strani Slovencev.
Ker sem uverjen in gotov, da
je IL njegovih ust, prihajala sa-
mo zatohla laz in izmislj jenost,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29
Polmilijonski fond in drugo

Detroit, Mich. - Ne bonn kri-
tiziral posameznikov, zakaj sc
je v slovenski pomozni akciji
JPO,SS V treh letih tako malo
nabralo. Vzrokov je vec, glavni
je, ker nismo, kot je bilo prvot-
no nameravano, ustanovili po-
mono in politicno akcijo isto-
casno. Zal, da so bill nekateri
nasi vodilni mozje in zene OBJ ca
SUI, ko Sc je ustanovljala po-
MONA akcija, tako kratkovidni,
misleci, da nam je politicna ak
CHA "a pomoc, takrat tako Ia
suznjemu narodu V start domo-
vini nepotrebna. Izkazalo sc je
pozneje, da bo samo POMONA
akcija brez pomona, &c ne bo
mas narod politicno in gospo-
darsko svoboden, ker bi bilo vse,
kar bi mu poslali, lie v korist
Nemcem, Italijanom in Nadia
rom. Okupatorji so imeli v svo-
jih programih Slovence kot ma
rod popolnoma zatreti.
Dogodki v Sloveniji or. Ju-
goslaviji SO Sc poceli razvijati
tako, da so mnogi nasi mozje in
zene spoznali, da DO mas nal od
brez politicnega delovanja "a
njegovo resitev ostal suzenj ma
yecno. Zato je nastal Slovenski
ameriski narodni svet, nekaka
konkurenca pomozni akciji v
nabiranju prispevkov med anne
riskimi Slovenci. Nekateri so Sc
izgovarjali, da "a politicno ak
clio ne dajo mic, drugi pa, da je
politicne akcija "a osvoboditev
naroda v start domovini boil
potrebna sedaj, kot POMONA, in
tako nj JPO-SS in ne SANS do
bill toliko prispevkov, kot ce bi
bilo ODE akciji ukljuceni v eni
organizaciji. Moci so Sc cepile.
SANS je naredil veliko delo,
njegova zasluga je, da nismo
|smatreni le "a narod hlapcev in
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ball. kako bankrotn tgovc mora zapirat vrata spo-
minate "Hooverjevih vasi ter fantov in deket XII
stall pred bodocnosto brez upa in brez dela spomnja
e Sc zaprtih tova rudnkov in pavzov; propadlih in
zapuscenih farm; propadaoch zeleznc in praznih luk
spomnjate crnega obupa, XII je zajel mas narod
in pa skrajne brezmocnosti nase zvezne Wade.
vi Sc spominjate dodge trde pot dozivljajoc image
in poraze ko potovali skupno po Mi cd tstih dni.
Dobjo Sc seveda poltki, katerih spomin sega to,
iko dalec nazaj in nekateri XII spomnjajo ampak
jim je bolj prkladno, da pozabjo. Ampak dejstev
da kar tako zbrisati
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Zahvala

Euclid, Ohio. - Tenn potom
Sc prisrcno zahvaljujefno vsem
posetnikom nase 25. letnice, ka-
terra je bila tako sijajno obiska-
nj.
Prvic hvala nasim lokalnim
listom, Enakopravnosti in Anne
riski Domovini, XII so nam bila
tako n k lonjena, nasim j.
gralcem, drustvenikom, kuhari-
cam, natakarjem in sploh vsem,
kateri ste pomagali ma ia ali
drugi nacin, da je bill tako lep
moralni in materijalni uspeh.
Posebna hvala gre nasim pev-
skim zborom, Slovan, Planina in
zvon, kateri DO praznoval 80
letnico svojega obstanka dne IS.
oktobra. Takrat gremo pa vsi
ma to slavnost. Lepa nasa Pc
sem mas je ponesla tia ma sr-
ce nase zalostne nekdanje do
movine. Sc enkrat lepa hvala
vsem in mas pozdrav!
Ia cd bor Jugoslovenskega
drustvenega donna,
Jas. I. Rotter.
S. - Kljuce je izgubila Mrs.
Ed. Klemencic. Prosimo naidi-
telja, da jih vrne v dom ali pa
ma 1917 Marcella Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29
La Scala opera
Y Cievelandu

Kot je bilo re porocano, bo
Philadelphia La Scala Operna
druzba otvorila svojo prvo Sc
zono v clevelandskem mestnem
avditoriju, kjer bo cd 4. do 8.
oktobra podala sedem opernih
del.
La Scala operna iruzba je
med stirimi najvecjimi opernimi
druzbami v dezeli. Preko dvaj-
set let je z velikim uspehom
prirejala sirom dezele svoje O.
Qere, in zdaj DO stalno vsako
leto nastopila v Clevelandu.
Med svetovno priznanimi pev-
skiml umetniki, XII bodo pri te-
mu opernemu festivalu nastopili
Clevelandu, bo tudi nasa pri.
ljubljena Jugoslovanka Zinka
Milanova, XII je clanica Metro
'politan operne druzbe. Podane
bodo sledece opere: "Tosca"
LA Traviata', "Cavalleria Rus.
ticana'', I'll Pagliacci'', Lucia
di Lammermoor", LA Bohe.
me- in aida. Priredbe Sc bo.
do vrsile vsak vecer ter v sobo-
TO in nedeljo popoldne.
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tudl JaSnO IN glasno poVedal:
IS pomocjo velikonemskega
rajha smo vas izvezbali, oblekli
in oborozili!!"
Ali morete sedaj tajiti, da nj
ste vsega dobili cd Nemcev in
to samo zato, da sc borite pro-
ii svojemu narodu, XII ga je Hit
ler sklenil uniciti. V resnici ste
torej svabobranci in ne domo-
branci.
Sedaj vam je koncno tudi lah-
ko re jasno, da vse izjave in
yroznje vodilnih angleskih in a
meriskih politikov in samega
ministrskega predsednika Chur-
chilla, XII so jih naslovili ma Hit
lerjeve pomagace, veljajo v pol
nj meri tudi "a vas. S svojo pri-
5ego ste pa tudi pred vsem sve.
tom pokazali, da sc zavedate
svojega zlocinskega sodelovanja
5 Hitlerjem. Ali uvidite, v kak-
sno strasno zagato SO vas "a
peljali vasi Cd Gestapa plaeani
belo-plavogardisticni voditeljl
DOMOBRANCI!
Prisegli ste najhujsemu rab-
lju vseh narodov, prisegli ste
zvestobo in pokorscino tistim
zlocincem, XII so unicili cerkve in
duhovscino ma Stajerskem in
Gorenjskem, Cd katerih roll
kaplja kri nedolznih zrtev, MOI,
zena in otrok. Prisegli ste prl
polni zavesti, brez nujnosti, sal
ie toliko poti, preko katerih bi
lahko prisli do svojega naroda,
lzi Sc bori "a svoj obstoj in svo-
bodo! Javno ste sc zvezali S
Hitlerjem!
Toda - Ali vas prisega zlo-
cincu veze?
VOJCI NOVOZAPRISEzE-
NTH DOMOBRANCEV!
Ali veste kaj in komu SO va
81 ocetje in sinovi prisegli? Ali
veste, da 81 tenn zapirajo pot
nazaj in da so ma tenn, da one
srecijo vse vas? Po vsem tenn
Sc ne cudite vedno ostrejsim me-
ram, XII jih proti MIN in vam
podvzema nova narodna oblast.
Ne cudite Sc, da vas DO zadela
pravicna sodba slovenskega ma
roda, pravicna sodba move Jugo-
,lavije in zavezniskih sill Angli-
je, Sovjetske Zveze in Amerike.
Ker ste pomagaci okupatorja,
ste vojni krivci in vse zavezni-
ske drzave vas bodo v skladu z
Inoskovsko deklaracijo zasledo-
vale tudi do konca sveta in vas
5odile!
zAPELJANI IN, PRISILNO
MOBILIZIRANI DOMOBRAN-
CT!
vi, XII Sc ,niste naredili zad-
MEGA koraka ma svoji izdajal-
ski poti in 81 Sc niste umazali
rok z bratovsko krvjo, ali Sc bo-
ste res borili proti svojemu
lastnemu narodu in njegovi Ma
rodno Osvobodilni Vojski Jugo-
slavic? S sodelovanjem v bor-
bah proti Narodno Osvobodilni
Vojski boste zapecatili svojo u
sodo in nihce cd vas ne bo usel
zasluzeni kazni!
Gorje krvnikom lastnega ma
roda! - Smrt okupatorjem in
njihovim pon1agacem!
OSVOBODILNA FRONTA
SLOVENSKEGA NARODA.
z r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29

Gem napisal teh par vrstic. We
Gina Slovencev v Brooklynu We,
kje Sc vse to kuha, a vkljub te-
mu nekateri tudi dobri Slovenci
hodijo podpirat tam, kjer sc
zgubljenci shajajo.
Ia enkrat maj zadostuje, oh
priloznosti kaj vec.
Jerry Krajec.
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APPEL ma zapeljane "domobrance"

Slovenski narodni osvobodilni
svet (SNOS) je meseca aprila
dal natisniti letake in jih raz-
pecal v vseh glavnih postojan-
kah takozvane "domobranske
vojske'. Tu ponatisnjena vsebi-
ma ne rabi tolmacenja.
DoMoBRANC1!
Dne 20. aprila, ma Hitlerjev
rojstni dan, ste prisegli v Ljub-
ljani, Kocevju, Grosuplju, Vrh-
niki, Ribnici in " vseh drugih
domobranskih postojankah Hit
!erju sledeco prisego:
"Prisegam pri Vsemogocnem
Bogu, da bonn zvest, hraber in
5vojim nadrejenim pokoren, da
bonn V skupnem boju z nemsko
oborozeno silo, stojeco pod po-
veljstvom vodje velike Nemcije,
SIS Cetami in policijo proti ban
ditom in komunizmu, kakor tu-
ii njegovim zaveznikom, svoje
lolznosti vestno izpolnjeval, "a
5vojo slovensko domovino kot
lei svobodne Europe. Ia ia boj
sem pripravljen zrtvovati tudi
;voje zivljenje. Tako mi Bog po-
magajn
Ali Sc zavedate, kaj ste S tenn
5torili? ? Ali Sc zavedate, .kaj vse
sc skriva "a temi besedami? Ali
Sc zavedate, da ste pred vsem
5vetom in pred Vsemogocnim
Bogom prisegli popolno pokor-
jcino Hitlerju, prisegli ste po-
korScino ter Sc zavezali "a hra-
brost nemski Hitlerjevi vojski
in policiji - Gestapu, najvec-
jim krvnikom in sovraznikom
5lovestva. Prisegli ste, da Sc bo-
ste borili proti svojemu lastne-
mu narodu, svojim lastnim bra
tom, XII re tri leta krvave zato,
la bi nasa domovina bila kon-
emo svobodna. Prisegli ste, da Sc
boste borili proti zaveznikom
svojega naroda, proti Angliji
Sovjetski Zvezi, Ameriki, seve-
la tam, kjer DO smatral Hitler
"a potrebno. In ia boj prot
lastnemu narodu V korist Hit.
lerjevi Nemciji imenujete vi boj
"a slovensko domovino in "a ia
BOZ ste pripravljeni zrtvovati
tudi zivljenje. S prisego ste Sc
javno zvezali S tisto armada,
XII stoji danes ma vseh frontah
pred EOrl2om.
Propadajoca Nemcija in vas
belogardisticni voditelji, XII sc
Sc "a denar prodali nemskemu
Gestapu, SO vas hotcli S prisego
prikleniti V hitlerjeve vrste, da
bi tako vase krvjo resevali
svoje protinarodne koristi. Ia,
vedajo Sc, da je vam prisega ne
kaj svetega, zato so vas v Ljub-
ljani ma Stadionu po obhajilu in
masi, XII jih je opravil sam ljub-
ljanski skof DIR. Roman, v ME
govi navzocnosti zaprisegli.
Ali boste morda zdaj Sc YER
jeli, da Sc boste lahko v odlocil-
mem trenotku pridruzi.i zapad-
MIN zaveznikom? Vasi izdajal-
xxi voditelji Rupnikom ma ce-
lu so vam to prisego dokazal,
kako velika laz SO VISA njihova
tai in slicna zagotovila. Sedaj
vidite sami, da Sc je "a temi "a
peljivimi kesedami skrival Pc
klenski nacrt Gestapa in njego-
vi h belo-plavih placancev, da
:imvec Slovencev pridobijo "a
pomoc Hitlerju, svojenfu "a
scitniku. Ma dan prisege pa
yam je ljubljanski vodja SIS pc
licije Rosener, XII ina ma vesti
.umore stotin slovenskih talcev,
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dekel, kot so mas sirsi javnosti
prikazovali nemski, laski in
madzarski kulturonosci, pae pa
narod herojev, ko Sc mu gre "a
zivljenjski in narodni obstanek.
Svet sedaj We, kje 1--WE Slovenci
in Sc izgovarja njih krajevna
imena pravilno, kar Sc nj nikdar
preje zgodilo.
Slovenski narodni kongres je
pred 2 lett v Clevelandu spre-
jel med drugimi resolucijami
tudi 8 tocke, XII razmotrivajo v
glavnem lie materijalno pomoc
narodu v Sloveniji. O teh toe
kah Sc nj nikdar razpravljalo,
ma SANSovih sejah in ne javno
v nasem casopisju. Citiral bonn
lie tocki l in 3, XII Sc glasita:
Bodi sklenjeno,
l. Da sc naroci stalni orga-
nizaciji, XII Sc bo porodila ma
tenn kongresu, maj nemudoma
stori vse potrebno "a ustanovi-
tev posebnega odseka, cigar ia
kojsna dolznost DO to, da sc ma
tancno seznani z morebitnimi
potrebami v Sloveniji po vojni
ter najde nato pot, po kateri Sc
bo zacel izvajati pomozni pro-
gram med slovenskimi Ameri-
kanci, zlasti pa med velikimi
bratskimi organizacijami.
3. In da nadalje ugotovimo
to, da bi, po nasem mnenju, mo-
rail- V ia namen ameriski Slo-
venci in njihove bratske orga-
nizacije zbrati sklad cd dveh do
petih milijonov dolarjev, a ma
tancno vsoto pa doloci posebni
odsek, XII ga maj ustanovi il te-
ga kongresa nastala organizaci-
ia.
SANS je glavne naloge, IL
vzemsi gori omenjene tocke, XII
Sc ticejo pomoznega delovanja,
svojega politicnega delovanja
skoro dovrsil. Mnogi delegate
smo ma minuli konvenciji v Gle
velandu bill mnenja, da Sc DO
naslo pota in nacine, da sc bo-
sta SANS in JPO-SS nakako
zdruzila. Cas- je prisel, ko DO
nam ameriskim Slovencem po-
trebno zbirati kar najvec mogo-
co materialno pomoc nasemu, to
strasno nesreco prezivelemu ma
rodu, da bi po osvoboditvi zopet
pocel ziveti zivljenje cloveka.
Delegatinja IL Detroita ie
imela predlog v tenn oziru, pa
ko je prisla ma red ma konven-
ciji razprava O pomozni akciji,
je predsednik gledal drugam in
je bila prezrta. Potem bi bill pa
predlog il. dnevnega reda.
Castni predsednik L. Adamic
je izrazil upanje, da bono anne
riski Slovenci zbrali v teku 6
mesecev fond V znesku $5OO,OOO
"a pomoc narodu v start domo-
vini. Ia izjava Sc mi zdi, je ta-
'ko vazna, da hi il konvencija
morala, posvetiti najvecjo paz-
MO, sedaj, ko Sc bliza nasemu
narodu v domovini svoboda, a
zal Sc je slo preko ME brez vsa-
ke razprave in zakljucka.
JPO je Foticeva organizaci-
ia in je "a mas lie ma papirju.
Sploh "a Jugoslovane nina vec
nobenega pomona. SIS priveSek
te organizacija, pa tudi bolj
dremlje. LIE par rojakov odbor-
nikov SIS Sc trudi in pise apele
nasem novinstvu, drugace pa
vodstvo te organizacije ne izda
nobenih nacrtov in programov,
kako in kom bo stopil v silk po
osvoboditvi Slovenije, da ne bo-
do zopet, kot so bill pc prvi,sve-
town. vojni, nase podpore delez-
nj oni, XII MISC bill potrebni, res
nicno potrebni pa mic dobili. BIZ
Ii so slucaji, da SO Sc v Ameriki
nabrane potrebscine prodajale
ma drazbi. Kdor sledi poteku
dogodkov v domovini, je prepri-
can, da sc stara kOrupciia 20
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
WEATHER-B0UND
TRAIN IS FOUND

BALTIMORE, Dec. 13. = R -
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
announced today that its two-coach
cost train" had reached CASA
way. w. Va, 90 miles north OF
Charleston, W. Va, after being
halted overnight by snowdrifts.
Railroad officials also said it
was planned to leave the coaches
at Gassaway temporarily, and to
transfer the ''two or three" through
passengers for Grafton, w. Va,
to today's regular Charleston-Graf-
ton train.
The officials at the B. and O.'s
Baltimore headquarters said it still
was not certain that today's train
would be able to get through with
out difficulty, because the route
was Sin bad shape"
They explained that the con-
ductor of the 'lost train" halted
it at Elkhurst, As miles north OF
Charleston, because he lacked any
communications whatever and de-
cided that was the safest course
to pursue.