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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
ALASKA FEDERAL PLANS TO BUILD
 FIVE HOUSES NOW

First steps have now been taken to relieve the serious housing short age in Juneau it was learned today from Thomas A. Morgan of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association, who stated the associa- tion had made application to the Portland FILA office for approval of plans for construction of five modern houses in the city.
 It is expected, Morgan said, that approval of the plans will be but a routine matter, and James Larsen, builder for the association, will be able to start construction next month.
 Morgan said a deal was now pend ing for purchase of lots on which to build the houses. In all prob ability this will be in the Casey Shattuck Addition, he said.
 Morgan said more homes would be constructed after the first five have been sold AS one house is sold con- struction is to be started on an- other.
 The new homes are to be of mod ern construction with full basements and hardwood floors They are to have automatic oil burners and all are to be two-bedroom houses.
 According to present plans, those desiring to buy one of these houses may go to the office of the Alaska Federal and look over the plans and before construction is started can suggest changes which will then be carried out.
 Morgan said permission to build these homes was given after the local USED agreed to release lum- Der and also because other critical materials can now be found on the market. The FILA sent a man to inspect the situation here and Nor gan said he declared there was a critical shortage of housing and everything would be done to help the situation
 As one result of this, George w. Coplen, Regional Representative for the Administration, MIA, announc- ed last week that priorities were available through the Portland ofA flee of the FILA for 15 privately constructed dwellings. There are no occupancy restrictions on this hous- ing but the maximum sale price is $8,000, and the monthly rental price to be not more than S65.
 Morgan said they would try to sell these houses but would rent them if unable to find buyers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
WORK OR FIGHT IS
 EDI(T NOW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-James F. Byrnes in a produce or fight edict, signals his assumption of a full policy control over home front efforts, associates in the Office of War Mobilization and Conversion said.
 The Director will relegate the dis pute settling function to second place and take active direction of production, manpower and econ omic phases of the war as well as reconversion.
 Byrnes instruction to Selective Service on Saturday, to increase the drafting of men aged 26 through 37 who are not now doing their part to contribute to the war effort" is viewed principally as club over war workers to keep them at lathes and machines.
 IMMEDIATE ACTION"
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Select- i've Service has notified State draft directors that it will take i'm mediate action" to put into effect Byrnes' manpower directive
 In telegrams to State officers, Lewis Hershey said that draft regu- lations are being amended to pro- vide that when exceptionally de- ferred registrants leave essential jobs they will be :'reclassified into class immediately available for service"
 The only exception, he said, will be in cases where local boards rule that a change in jobs for men 26 through 37, are in the best interest of the war effort.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
C0UNTERBL0WS OF kAziS GET
 SETBACK, ITALY

ROME, Dec. 11.-Large-scale Ger man counter attacks against the Allied bridgehead west of the La none River on the approaches to Faenza were defeated decisively, Allied Headquarters said.
 The fiercest of these counter thrusts were directed at gaining a foothold on the ridge running south west from San Prospero to Pideura, west of Faenza. Both of these towns were captured by Eighth Army troops in bloody slugging matches.
 The Germans fought desperately to prevent the inevitable encircle- ment of Faenza, stronghold on the Bologna -Rimini Highway, and threw the crack Ninetieth Panzer Grena- diers into the assault, which was backed up by tanks and Self-pro- pelled guns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
TWO LOCAL BOYS OFF TO STATES TO JOIN
 MERCHANT MARINE

Kenneth Kearney, son of City Clerk and Mrs. J. E. Kearney and Robert Pasquan, son of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Pasquan, left Juneau today for Seattle by PAA plane to join the Merchant Marine.
 Both Pasquan and Kearney are well-known members of the Juneau High School student body. Kearney is star player on the Crimson Bears basketball team where his accurate shooting aided the Bears in winning many a game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
LEGISLATION ON
 INDIAN CLAIMS
 MAY BE PASSED

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. = Some legislation may be necessary to dis pose of claims of Alaskan Indians to tidewater areas and fishing priv ileges in the Territory, Rep. Jackson of Washington says.
 Jackson, who is Chairman of the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee, visited Alaska during the past summer and conferred with Interior Department Undersecretary Fortas He said, however, that no legislation will be introduced until the new Congress meets in January
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
JAP ADMIRAL E REPORTED KILLED
 SAIpAN ISLAND
(By Associated Press)

Tokyo has announced the death of Vice-Admiral Chiuchi Nigumo, Supreme Commander of the Japan ese Naval Forces. It was said he was killed in action on Saipan Is- land
 This announcement raised to "A the number of Japanese admirals whose death Tokyo has listed since May 2. Tokyo also listed the deaths of 13 generals since May 23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
LAST RITES HELD FOR
 PIONEER SHOEMAKER

Last rites for George A. Shoe maker, pioneer, were held this afternoon at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary Chapel. The eulogy was spoken by the Rev. Willis R. Booth of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 Pallbearers were George Lame, Cliff Nordenson, Frank Cole, Harold Mckinley, Edward Wells and R. A.. Thee Interment was in the Pio- neers' Plct in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
MARGARET N0LTE,
 HOWARD SHEARER
 WED ON SATURDAY

Margaret M Nolte, of Braintree, Massachusetts, and Howard A. Shearer, Jr., of the U. s. Army, were married Saturday evening by the Rev. w. Robert Webb in the Church of the Holy Trinity
 Witnesses were Clara Shearer and Eugene Nolte.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
SUPPORT GIVES DANCE

The Sub-Port held a party and dance in the Gold Room of the Bar anof Saturday night. About 100 guests attended and enjoyed dancing to the juke box and the buffet luncheon that was served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
GOA Meeting to Be
 Held Tomorrow Eve

The Catholic Daughters of Am erica will hold a social meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Parish Hall, with Rita Moore, Grand Regent, presiding
 An initiation of new members will be held at this time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
THREE PLANES LEAVE
 FOR SEATTLE TODAY

Pan American Airways had three planes out today for Seattle with Kenneth Kearney, Robert Pasquan, Mary Baird, Vivian Mills, Alice Kadashan. Ruth Rock, Ralph E. Robertson, Major A. w. Glandro, Capt. Walter Sullivan and Capt. Noble A. Bosley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
FROM ANCHORAGE

MT. and Mrs Elmer Titus are in town from Anchorage and are stay ing at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11

Empire Want-ads bring results,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11

BUY WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
End Year of Aid
To Fighting French

TIE FIRST anniversary Of
the opfnnC of the Detroit chap
ter of the Fighting French
Relief workrooa1S VIII be ob-
served Tuesday evening at
Christ Church Neighborhood
House In East jefferson avenue.
The worlrooms, which are
located ON the property of
Christ Church parish. are used
by 80 women who sew cach
Tuesday and Wednesday Other
work groups are located i'm
Birmingham and much of the
sewing and knitting is done al
home.
During the past year Detroit
has sent 10 the New York head
quarters for Tc-Shipment, I ,lI2
new garments and 4f6 mended
and renovated pieces OF wearing
apparcI Food. medical supplies
and clothing are sent through
this organization 10 French
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Girls Schools
Hold Tourney
At Kingswood

AN INTER PRIVATE school
basketball match viii be played
tomorrow. al 10 a m. IN the
gymnasium Of the -K4aESweed
School. Cranbro0k. and an all
star team viii he selected
Competing schools will IN
clud q. KlngSwOod. Liggett.
Crosse Pointe Country Day. the
Sacred Heart convent In Lake
Shore road. Crosse Pointe and
the Sacred Heart convent in
Lawrence avenue.
Miss Barbara BuCrltLIs chair
man Of tho hospitality commit
tee AZ KiugswoOd and her as
sistantS arc the Misses Nancy
Sanders and Edmar Won Hencke.
A partial list Of players has
been made. kingSwood will he
represented by Misses Charlene
Widmcr. Barbara Becker Gail
ISbey. Patricia ProwSe. Paula
Hick and Nancy KloCk
Teammates for LigGett are
me Misses Betty Eaton. Mar
garet Watkins. Helen Grinnell.
Mary Crawford, Jan Tarbel and
Ellie Roberts.
Crosse Polnte Country Day
athletes are the Misses Barbara
Bayne, joyce Mulkey. Patricia
Mexican. Dolly Whitehead Mar
TIA Johnson and Martha Nc
ClntOCk
The Lawrence avenue Sacred
Heart convent team is COM
posed Of the Misses Marie Nor
ton, Agnes Van Antwerp. Joan
Haynes. Gertrude Clark. Nan
Tobln. Nancy Reherdy. Mary
10 Walsh and Marlann Austin,
All tho girls VIII take box
lunches. The mid-af'ernoon will
be devoted TO fencing and bad
mintOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

AL money sent al scnders risk DO not
send cash or stamps All checks, drafts
a0c MONEY orders strut - made paysris
t1THE TINES fBLiST1$G CONp ANY.
International NeWs Service ras me eN-
elusive rights 20 use for approximation m
any form all news dispatches e'ed.fsd 20
~ or not otnerV.s 90 cred "a m This PAPER
o,a 49, "a. Aor-A-n Z 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Lucy Bracket
To Wed Ensign

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN r..
BRACkETT Of Oakman houle-
ward announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Lucy Mar
garet, 10 Ensign David John
Pusack. USNR. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pusack Of VIII
mette III.
Miss Bracket attended the
University OF Michigan and is
now a sophomore AZ Brennan
College in Georgia. where she Is
a member OF Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
EnSicn PuSaok a senior an the
University of Michigan. is
member Of Theta VI fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

people located In places such as
'aR}ti 81 Pierre. London Cor
Sic8 AiglcrS. Cairo and Bralza-
Vile
The New York headquarters
also rc-outftS French sailors
and merchant Scamcn Who come
into port from torpedoed ships
often wounded and wrtt70ut
clothing on money
The Roy Robert s White
head is chairman Of the oNecu-
tive committee of the Detroit
chapter. Mrs. George H. klojn.
assisted by Nine CASTOR De
Rlddcr is in charge OF the
WOrkrOOmS here
MRS. ROBERT DONALD
FUTILE is visiting her hus-
bands parents. Nh and Mrs
Luther p. Tutue. in Cincinnati
o. following her recent mar
rage TO c. p O. Tuttle Al New
port Ky The bride IS he for
NOR Elaine l.. CopcS. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Zcfferino CopaS
Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Ellie en- Bourke
Married in T exas

MISS EILEEN POURKE.
daughter Of Mrs Marie BOurke
Of Detroit, was married Tuesday
evening in Fl PaSo. Tex 10 1t.
Malcolm NJ. Hehor. son Of Mr.
and Mrs O J Heher n Royal
Oak The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge Ballard Cold
we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
George Renchards in Washington

THE GEORGE RENCHARDS have returned from Wash.
ington D. where they went for the christening of their
grandson George Ronald Renchard. of Mr. and Mrs
George w. Rcnchard Jr.....
Before going to Washington they went to Chicago
to their other 1t Jack RenChard and he
panied them TO Washington and spent five days
During their Washington visit Mr. and Mrs George W
Renchard Jr dinner the Sugrave Club honor
Of Senator and Mrs Homer Ferguson. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Valparaiso Guild
To Meet Monday

MRS. THEODORE RICH
TER, on Monday will entertain
the executive board and COM
mittee chairmen of the Detroit
chapter Valparaiso University
Guild, az a luncheon in her resi-
dence in Lake Shore road.
Crosse Pointe
a meeting viii follow Ia
formulate plans tor dinner 70
he given 10 raise funds for the
university.
JUDGE AND MRS. CHARLES
c. SlMONS Of Connecticut ave.
nue. have returned from Clncln-
natl where they stayed al the
Aims Hotel for three weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

and Mrs-AA++@aH n y Minis -.
as hers now ON active service
flying a bomber
Her plans are indefinite.
The William Judson HclIs
and Mrs, HeIl'S sister Mrs.
Mabel Steventon. who have
been living IN Pasadena, Cal,
for the last two years..
have returned 10 Detroit SEE.
and are occupying an apart
ment in the Whittier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

music taking post graduate in music at Ann
Arbor so that this was her spring vacation
Mrs Clifford B. Longey Is guest at the Homestead.
Hot Springs, Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Z. X. Carmichael of Poine also
have arrived at the spa,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Entertains for Liggett School Group

BRYAN BREWSTER. junior az Lggett and daugh-
ter Of the Raphael Brewsers Of Indian Village Manor today
giving tea for her class and five Of the teachers
There will be rcd in silver candelabra
ne table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
End New York Holiday

MRS. G EOR GE r.
GOODSON and Mary Louise
are back today from a hoh-
day in New York -.
Mr.. toodSon Joined thcm
az the Waldorf last weekend,
returning 10 town on Monday.
Mary Louise who was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
In VH4Nt = with
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KATRINA VAN DYKE who arrived a days AGO
from Ft..-ots.. 20 yi-. uncle and 'he Fred
e-rk s. S.,.rs- is =ertos an her old friends small
parties -i,rn -er aaarr..
one most de.1Hu. because her special friends
,srr t.e ..vas tnc EaE given for Hor by Mrs Julian
I1lzzz1-z-z5 sarncr G%Efre Hicbic at Mrs. Hlghe S
-7r-r.--- f--~-f-r---zUr a,LzlIF. tfiosse polrtc
Tic guests lHcldcl Bct'y Brodtead Tate. Dotty
LOCKER Elizabeth Nichols Ellen and Doiie SioepeI
d. course s'rc'}s su,s party %. all the men
8-7. to..d -syc been there 300 Tho services
IT, hrze is overseas and Ensign Jim Tate some
where Ir the Pacific. We understand 80.
Katrina. who training 0t The Johns Hopkins school
u Nursug is here on a vsgaaon until March Co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
John WatIings in Dunedin

MR. AND MRS JOHN W
WAITING Of Bloomfield Hills
arc staying az the Fenway Hotel
m Dunedin. Fla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
"ENAkOPRAVNOSTr
Dne g. junija je prisa IL Washngtona naslednja no.

Dne s. junija je prisa il Washngtona naslednja no.
vica: =.
"Zdruzene drzave so podvzele uradne korake, da Sc
zaprejo jugosovanskemu generalu Drazi Mihajlovicu
vrata "a njegoyo publicteto Ameriki.
Drzavni tajnik Hull je preel cd justicnega tajnka
Bddla pso, zahtevajoc odstranitev ise prvilegira-
nih zdruzenh narodov Moja N Sokica XII e registrar
pri usticnem taniku agenta kraleve ugoslovanske
Wade in izdaja Amerko buene IL glavnega stana ge
nerala Mihajlovca"
Dog komentar tenn nj potreben. ajbrz je justicni
tajnk doznal, da novice Mihajov borbi proti
sovrazniku goe izis otine, namenene propagandne
svrhe in e tenn enkrat napravl konec Vest teh bojh
e r po Amerki zast Foticev Srbobran z Pittsburgha
in nekater drug placan agent Zavezniske voaske ko-
misije Jugosav, Ttovem in Mihajlovicevem stanu,
so pac sporocie resnco katero oznanue SANS in Zdru
zeni odbor uznosovanskih Amerkancev re skora leto
dni
Ali je tudi justicni tanik nasedel "komunisticni"
propaganda? Vprasajte patra Ambrozica.
MIRKO KUHEL izvrsni taj jnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14

lu 2 DIR. Ribarjem in zacasno
vlado ma celu 2 marsalom Titom
kot edino zakonito oblast Ju,
goslaviji, XII jo je izbral narod
SAM"
Naporu nasih narodov Sc pri.
druzuje danes tudi narod sinov
izven domovine. To je yelika
pomoc v borbi "a priznanje ma
Sega Nacionalnega komiteta, X
danes pravico zahteva v ime-
MI nasih rarodov, da bodo maj
visji drzavni organi move Jugo-
slavic priznani cd vseh zavez.
niskih vlad kot edini nosilci su-
verenosti in volje nasega naro-
da.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
Juzna Amerika

mela Brazilija in preko ME An
glija; zdaj pa imajo Amerikan-
ci $ severa ze svoje nasade ma
Javi, Cejlonu in Malaki.
Poljedelstvo prideluje lie "a
domaeo potrebo skoro vse zna-
ne vrste zita, krompir, fizol it'd.
Ia izvoz pa skrbi zivinoreja, XII
je posebno razvita v provincah
Matto Crosse, Minas Geraes,
Parana in Rio Grande do Sui.
Cd tam posiljajo goveda mes
nice in hladilnice province Pla-
ia in re dobro tekmujejo Ar
gentinijo.' stevilo goved cenijo
ma 35 milijonov; k tenn moramo
pristeti Sc 16 milijonov pras-
cev, XII zalagajo svet z mastjo.
Savane so domovina iskri h
konj; ovac inskoz je 13 milijo-
nov, a drazje so ptice in njiho-
vo pisano perje. Radi ugodnega
podnebja uvajajo svilorejo, XII
DO zadela v prvi vrsti doseda-
MEGA liferanta - Italijo. Veil
Ike reke amaconskega rec a
hranijo veliko rib in S TEN u
vrscajo novo izvozno blago, kar
DO bodocnost gotovo bolj cenila
kot mi.
Omeniti pa moramo BRAZILIAN
ske rude. Pred kratkim SO od-
krili v provincah Minas in Ser
ra de Molda velik biloxi zelezne
(6O1c) rude, XII bo gotovo spre-
menila znacaj dezele, ceprav je
radi pomanjkanja premoga Sc
ne dvigajo. Premog lezi v sever
nih provincial. V izvozu mine
'ralij je Brazilija ma prvem me-
stu samo z manganom in dra-
gim- kamenjem cd turmalina do
diamanta, ceprav so Sc v osem-
najstem stoletju iskali tod v pr
vi vrsti zlato. -,
z zlatokopi Sc je menda raz-
villa tudi industrija pinge ali ka-
kade, t. !posebnega zganja, XII
ki je soprodukt sladkorja in
mu delajo konkurenco le Sc pri-
seljeni Nemci z industrijo piva,
Znana je mesna industrial, po-
tenn m lin S ka, siderurgiena
(plavzi S. Giovanni Spanema)
tovarna vzigalic (pri Rio Ja-
neiro) in predilnice, mad 100,-
900 delavcev zaposlenlh v Per-
nambuco in S. Paolo.) Mlada je
Sc industrija svile, voln, stekla,
plutovine in tobaka.
To so glavni element brazil
skega gospodarstva in oznacu-
jejo tudi stik ostalim svetom
Cd katerega kupuje Brazilija po-
sebno stroje in drobnarijo. Ia
priseljence je vazen razvoj pro.
metnih sredstev. To so tn re ma
prvem mestu vodne ceste z maj
vecjinfi rekami: Amacone, Pa,
raua, Parahiba It'd, XII so plov-
ne dalec V notranjost dezele in
sicer ma skupni razdalji 10000
KIN. zeleznice je bilo do leta
1924 ia 10000 KIM in sicer mai
vec ma severn.
Najvecja nevarnost so, poleg
vrocine "a nase ljudi, XII iscejc
della Braziliji, pac agent in
posestniki - "facenderos" -
Drzava "a zascito tujcev ne
jamci.
Glavna pristanisca in mesta
so Rio de Janeiro z 100000
prebivalci, XII je Sc glavno me.
sto,. potem Santos, Victoria, S
Paolo, S. Salvador (-Balina)
Pernambuco - Recife, Belem
- Para in ma jugu Porto Ale,
gre, XII DO z novim kanalom 60.
tovo kmalu ma prvem mestu
/ NaUo oIavan noaStn na zida in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
Il partizanskega tiska

ciji, XII so jo poslali FAD, "a
htevajo, da Sc odpusti Fotica
in da narode Jugoslavije v
Washingtonu predstavlja .posla-
mix narodne Wade. - Nacional-
mega korniteja. Ma tenn .velikem
zboru Jugoslovanov' so sodelo-
vail nasi slavni rojaki Louis A
damic,, IN a n i violinist Zlatko
Balokovie, :pravoslavni duhov-
mix Maletic in bivsi minister Sa-
va Kosanovic.
": resoluciji, XII je bila preci-
tana, je bilo receno, da SO Ma
cionalni: komitet t in NOV edini
predstavniki> neodyisnosti in
svobode jugoslovanskih 'naro-
dov, da SO edini predstavniki
move ssyobodne demokratske in
federativne Jugoslavije. iIzrazu-
joc zeljo 2 milijonov *prsekooce-
anskihs srbov, Hryatov in Slo-
vencev, so zborovalci zahtevali,
da- zavezniske, ylade- .pr.ekinejo
diplomatske odnose z emigrapt-
sko protinarodno Waldo Jugo-
slavic in da' "de jure" priznajo
Nacionalni komitet ma celu z
marsalom Titom kot edino Ia
konito vlado< Jugoslavije.
Jugoslovani JUNE Amerike
izrazajo svojo solidarnost O.
svobodilno borbo nash narodov
in obetajo polno materijalno in
moralno ponaoe nasi vojski in
Nacionalnemu komitetu. TIE dnl
je bill v Gle. osnovan poseben
komitet, XII 81 je stavil "a nalo-
60, da Sc bori elm mocneje "a
priznanje Nacionalnega komite-
ia osvobojenja Jugoslavije. V
enem svojih apelov pravi: "Pri-
znavamo emo zakonito vlado -
jugoslovanski narodni komitet
osvobojenja ma celu z marsa-
lom Titom. Mi smo proti emf
grantski monarhisticni vladi, XII
Sc bori proti svobodni fedora
tivni in neodvisni Jugoslaviji.
Zahtevamo cd zavezniskih vlad,
da priznajo Nacionalni komitet
csvobojenja Jugoslavije in da
prozijo najvecjo mogoco pomoc
nasi osvobodilni vladi. Zahteva-
mo, da zavezniske Wade preki-
nejo vse odnose z emigrantsko
| monarhisticno vlado v Kairu, XII
della zapreke "a zedinjenje ma
sih narodov."
19. marca SO jugoslovanski
mornarji v Londonu ineli We.
like zborovanje. V resoluciji je
v ostaiem receno: "Pozdravlja-
mo vse demokratske sile vseh
narodov Jugoslavije, XII so Sc
zdruzile proti fasizmu in reakci-
j, da bi osigurale lepso bodoc-
most nasemu narodu. z zanice-
vanjem obsojamo vlado Bozi-
darja Purica in poziyamo "a
veznike, da prekinejo zveze S to
vlado, katere vojni minister je
Draza Mihajlovic in njegovi po-
daniki sklepa sporazume S fa-
sisti, najveejimi sovrazniki ma
sega rlaroda. Pozivanlp zavez-
nike, da priznajo AvNCJ ma ce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14

IL partisonskega 6asoptso CO.
svobojemje', orgoma kra:ieu7'ego
antifaSisti6nega Ve6o narodae-
ga osvobojenja Bosns IN Herce-
GQ"inn, oprila 1914.
Akcije jugoslovanskih patrijo-
TOW v zavezniskih dezelah "a
priznanje nacijonalnega
komiteja
Veliko stevilo Jugoslovanov
- Srbov. Hrvatov in Slovencev
zivi v zavezniskih drzavah. Po-
sebno veliko Stevilo nash ljudi
sc nahaja v Ameriki. Tekom
'svojega razvoja. v domovini, je
osvobodilni pokret cimdalje bolj
preVzemal Jugoslovane v ino-
zemstvu. z velikimi simpatija-
mi so spremljali napor nasih
narodov borbi "a svobodo. V
casu, ko je v mednarodno jaw
most prodrla vest o izdajstvu
begunske Wade in njenega vol
mega ministra v domovini, Dra-
re Mihaj ajlovica, XII ga je placani
reakcijonarni in profasisticni
tisk pref slikal kot vodjo in Or
ganizatorja odpora proti Mem
Gem, so Srbi, Hrvati in Sloven-
ci preko svojih organizacij raz-
viii siroko akcijo 5roti izdaj-
niskim klikam in z vso silo "a
cell obvescati in uverjati demo-
kratsko javnost zavezniskih dr.
zav, da je Narodno-osvobodilni
pokret edini nosilec odpora v
Jugoslaviji.
Nasi bratje V zavezniskih dr.
zavah SO mnogo pripomogli k
okrepitvi popularnosti nasega
pokreta. V zadnjem casu so ju-
goslovanski patriotic razvili Ii
vo akcijo "a priznanje Nacio-
nalnega Komiteta cd strani "a
vezniskih vlad, S elmer sc je Sc
moenejse izkazala njih poveza-
most in ljubezen do domovine in
naroda.
II. marca Sc je vrsilo v Lon
donu veliko zborovanje juznih
Slovanov. Udelezenci zborova-
MIA SO izdali resolucijo, XII so jo
izrocili vsem zavezniskim VIA
dam S pozivom, maj prekinejo
vse odnose jugoslovansko e.
migrantsko Waldo, XII della prot
interesom osvobodilne borbe ma
roda Jugoslavije.
"Pozivamo vse zedlnjene ma.
rode, posebno pa velike zavez'
nike, Sc glasi resolucija, -
da priznajo AVNOJ in Nacio.
nalni Komitet osvobojenia. Pc,
zivamo Wade vseh zedinjenih
narodov, posebnov lade velikih
drzav, maj pomagajo Macdonald
nep1u Komiteiu osvobojenja,
das zavaruje nacionalno premo.
zenje Jugoslavije in njenih dr.
zavljanov v inozemstvu pred
nekontroliranim razsipanjem co
strani politicnih avanturistov
emigrantske Wade"
Ameriski Jugoslovani, XII live
w Washingtonu, SO imeli velikc
zborovanje v Takomi. Y resolu'