davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The union times., 1944-11-04

l as 9,285, with man-days of labor lost as 23 million. Instead of minimizing this, the army ex- plained that production ''wOuld have been greater if perfect har- mOny prevailed" But for the sake of fairness, it compared the loss with the actual work performed by American labor.
 "So prodigious and faithful have been the efforts of the great majority of our people" it said, "that the loss represents less than one-tenth of one per cent of the total labor time avail able.
 "Not only has most of organized labor and management kept faith with their work pledge, but they have gone further and formed labor management committees with the sole purpose of increasing war production by cooper ative action"
 Those few workers who may have lessened war production by strikes, or those civilians who abused wartime regulations, were proportionately no greater than the number of men "who slow Up the army war effort by going AWOL, or who do just plain gold bricking," the "Fact Sheet" let it be known.
 OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
 It emphasized that the great mass of workers have not only gone all-out on the production front, but have gone over the top in all war
The union times., 1944-11-04
PERFORMANCE

In No. B the army stressed that, just as Tank soldiers have been winning on the fighting fronts, the workers have performed amazingly in the war effort on the home front.
 Tt has been a tremendous effort, and 1t, too, has cost much in toll, sweat and casualties" the latest "Fact Sheet" pointed out. "We took into industry old men who postponed re- tirement or came out of retirement to join the fight. Women left the com fort and security of their homes to become welders, riveters, clerks. Chil- dren too young for the armed forces pitched in where they could.
 "We can be proud of the results America is showing. Our produc- ton front has not only caught up with the Axis; right now our people alone are giving us more weapons than the combined output of Ger many and Japan.'
 The army made it clear that "this giant production" has not been real ized without difficulties, but that strikes have not crippled output de- spite the sensational "play-up" in the newspapers.
 STRIKES VS. OUTPUT
 It listed the actual number of strikes from Pearl HarbOr to July
The union times., 1944-11-04

monies will therefore be on new plan of interpretive appreciation.
 The decision quietly resolves a con- flict which has been brewing some time and which came to a head this spring in these issues:
 l. Voting for awards should be broadened to include operating cam eraman, set electricians, and other workers with movie production expe- rience.
 2. An Academy award is a prop erty increment that can reasonably be estimated at $5OO,OOO extra profit for the next picture of an Academy winner, and it should not depend on the whim of rank and file workers.
 It has been alleged that movie ex- tras are not amendable to intelligent suggestion and persist in voting for studios that give the most employment to movie extras.
 (SOme professional reviewers have been suspected of guiding their enthusiasms by the lavishness of settings and the size of casts, too. Of course that is a profess sional prerOgative.)
The union times., 1944-11-04
AFL Defeats UNIV In Fairfield Vote

FAIRFIELD, Conn.-An American Federation of Labor union defeated the "catch-all' District 50 of the United Mine Workers in a National Labor Relations Board election among employees of the Fairfield Lumber Co. here by a vote of 93 to AS.
The union times., 1944-11-04
Chief Of Staff Tells Of Our New Records

Two weeks ago The Union Times carried the highlights of a significant War Depart ment document, signed by General George C. Marshall, chief of staff. For the benefit of our soldiers on the fighting fronts, it presented the facts about the performance of workers on the home front.
 Publication of that report at tracted wide attention-so much so that anti-labor propagandists threw "fits" and sought desper- ately to discredit it. They liter ally loaned at the mouth because the truth concerning labor's pro- duction record was candidly stated and the effect of wartime strikes was shown to be neglig- ible.
 Some, like David Lawrence. a cOlmunist who sometimes prOfesses a deep affection for the workers but who, almost invariably, echoes the view of the foes of labor, charged franticalIy that the docu- ment was s'political'' and designed to influence the votes of soldiers.
 Later, in his second screed, Law- renee recanted and printed half- hearted apology for impufing poIi- tics to the Army. This time he conn plained the War Department com- mitted 'sblunder" in putting out the Fact Sheets. Evidently, Law renee thinks it's a gross mistake for the Army to tell its men the truth about workers, especially when it's favorable to them.
 PROPACANDISTS PAINED
 What seemed to pain the propa- gandists most was that the story ap- peared first in labor papers. Actually, the paper "In Fact" edited by George Seldes, author of Lords of the Press," first used General Marshall's statement.
 The colmunists and commentators could have obtained the same infor- mation-there was nothing secret about it-but most of them are too impressed with their own importance to go out and look for news.
 Generally they manufacture it in their own dens or write what's dic- tated by the interests which fi- nance them.
 The document which The Union Times reprinted at length is known as ssFact Sheet No. 29." It was not released by the army to newspa- pers generally because it was never intended for the press.
 DESIGNED TO BOOST MORALE
 It was one of a series of such "Fact Sheets on public issues which go out to "orientation' officers about 175,- 900 in nunber-who lead discussions in army camps in order to give sol diers a better understanding of what they're fighting for.
 In telling the truth about labor's great production record, the army felt the morale of our soldiers would thereby be boosted, but nevereless the paid propagandfsts insisted that the documnt be repudiated or suppressed.
 However, instead of yielding to such demands, the army released a second General Marshall "Fact Sheet" known as No. B, which car ried even more inspiring facts and figures about labor's accomplish ments than No. g. Up to that time,
The union times., 1944-11-04

Mention THE UNION TIMES when shopping and help Labor's Own Paper grow.
The union times., 1944-11-04

No. B had been "restricted' anc barred from general publication.
 WORKERS AMAZING
The union times., 1944-11-04
AFL Is Winner At
 Andover, Mass.

WASHINGTON-The NLRB has certified the United Textile Workers (AFL) as bargaining unit for 2,l0O production and maintenance workers of the Shawsheen Mills of the Ameri- can Woolen Co.,, Andover, Mass. Workers voted to for the AFL union.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

ness. In a way they were worse thar
the Na2!s. Every time / talked about
trying TO get back to my outfit they
wept, waved their arms and jabbered
like a pack Of blinkin' parrots.
The payoff came the night Papa
Viviani wiped the spaghetti and vino
off his double chin to tell me about
an old Italian custom-the gift of a
daughter in marriage as gesture OF
affection and gratitude TO a male
friend of the family. He would fix II
up with the padre tomorrow. And
which would il be-Angelina, Rosa
or Marietta?
..One look at that smirking, COW
eyed trio was enough. At daylight |
was back in the villa courtyard headed
for wide river that ran through the
town. The water was icy but l got
across somehow"
And then Wee Freddie, waxing a
bit rnaudlin, whispered Put fffe In
the front lines Stick me in suicide
squad Whatever you likc-but don't
turn me over to the Vivianis."
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

jockey, rider of % winners just before
he argued his five-foot frame into a
uniform-and the Italian campaign
He hadn't struck many blows for
God and Country when the NaZis
nabbed him. They threw him into a
prison camp somewhere in the north
ern part of the peninsula. He escaped
and, weeks later, stumbled into the
courtyard of a villa a couple Of hun
dred miles TO the south.
For a day or two" said Private
Dawson, "it was like heaven. Papa
Viviani, the head of the house, hated
Heinies. So did his three daughters
Angelina, Rosa and Marietta. They
Coddfed me like a bloomin' hero.
Lucky for me, / understood just
enough of their lingo to figure out
that-what with the manpoweF short
age and all-the girls were fighting
over me like hungry dogs over a
bone.
IL got so I was spending all my
time trying to keep these amorouS
AmaZons from killing me with kind
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

OF blond hair. A Yank battle jacket
and a pair Of peasant shoes further
confused his odd ensemble"
''Blimey," the pint-sized derelict
croaked, its good TO be back with
the boys. I thought they 'ad me-"
Who" the war correspondent
wanted to know, "the Heinies?"
NO." said Dawson, "the bloomin'
girls"
What girls?"
The Viviani sisters. Their old man
was in on the plot, too"
Were they figuring to bump you
Off"
Worse than that-they wanted
to marry me. y
Wee Freddie was too excited and
too weak to tell a straight yarn at
one sitting. But the story. as he even
tually pieced it together, seems to be
this:
Back home in England he was a
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
By HAL WARD

nF SUCH details went into
fighting mans military rec
y ord, the War Office in London
would hold these more-or-less vital
statistics: Fred Dawson, private,
captured twice. Escaped twice-once
from the Nazis, once from love-"
The brass hats are too busy with
purely martial matters to jot down
the romantic hazards of those who
practice the rugged profession Of
arms. But thousands of soldiers know
the sentimental saga of Wee Fred
die' Dawson. 1t has many varia-
tions, most of them too Justify CT to
be related in mixed company.
The most likely version comes
from a war correspondent on the
Italian front.
my outfit" he says, "was advanc-
ing across a Shell-pocked field when
one of the smallest, thinnest soldiers
in this or any other war peered from
behind a bush and staggered toward
me.
Ills pipestem legs ratified around
in pair of NaZ shorts. An Aussie
hat rode askew on his tangled thatch
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
Blown Up bya Burp

two small blue flames burst from my
sisters nostrils. They were more than
an inch long and they burned for a
second or two"
The medico went into a scientific
explanation OF the odd accident. He
pointed out that both methane and
hydrogen gas are sometimes produced
by the process Of digestion-and that
both are inflammable.
He was careful TO explain Il
these volatile vapors very seldom -
into the stomach, but that II is pos
sible for them to leak in there-and,
IL ignited, explode.
Many British papers picked up the
incident from the medical magazine
and, since the victim wasn't seriously
hurt, gave the story humorous twist.
They warned belchers and burpers
not to play with matches.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

rHAT staid, stuffy and estimable
British medical journal The
Lancet" doesn't go in for humor
and perhaps the incident isn't really
funny-but it did describe the phe-
nomenon- -a-60- yeaF-eld- English
woman who recently suffered the
painful indignity of being blown up
by burp-
- The explosion was described by
one DR.. O'Loghlen, who expounded
on the great rarity of such mishaps
and quoted the victims younger sis
ter, witness of the blast.
I'VE had just finished breakfast" :"
she said, land were about to enjoy
cigarette. l lit mine and held the
match to give my sister light At
that precise instant she gave vent to
a small quantity of stomach gas.
There was a loud explosion and
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

The PayOff Came to the
Pint-Sized Britisher When
Papa Viviani Presented
Him With the Pick of His
BuXOm and Sentimental
Daughters.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

4 f SUCH details went into a
fighting mans military rec
J ord, the War Office in London
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15

va vlada tako dalec, da je sku-
sala predloziti sovjetskemu am
basadorju neko potvorbo - "iz-
javo" Mihajlovica. Use to prica,
da je Puriceva vlada sama raz-
krila svoje reakcijonarno lice
pred ocmi jugoslovanskega ljud-
stva, katero Sc bori "a svobodo,
ter pred narodi vseh dezel, XII SO
v borbi proti Hitlerjevi Nemci,
j. -"
Tako obnasanje jugoslovan'
.ske zamejne Wade dokazuje, da
Sc ona boji syojega lastnega ma
RODE da Sc boji demokratskit
sill svoje dezele;; ona Sc posluzu
je vseh sredstev, daT izpodkopu
je narodno osvobodilno borbe
|jugosl oslovanskih rodolj jubov prot
|neuaslxim vpaduikom. Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
|RUSKA OBSODBA
GEN. MIHAJLOVICA
MOSKVA, 8. marca.

MOSKVA, 8. marca. - I'D,
Mihajlovic - Hitlerjanski a.
gent V Jugoslaviji', je naslov
clanka, katerega je spisal v re-
VIII "Vojna in delavski razred''
S. Kozlov in kateri slove:
"Jugoslavija je postala najo-
pasnejsa tocka Hitlerjeve Ev-
ropske trdnjave. Titova Osvo-
bodilna vojska, brojeta okrog
100000 moz, kontrolira emo
tretjino jugoslovanskega ozem-
liza.
Ona je mnogo doprinesla k
cilju osvobojenja jugoslovan-
skega naroda, kakor tudi k "a
vezniski borbi proti Hitlerjevi
koaliciji in "a osvobojenje "a
suznjenih narodov Europe.
Samo jugoslovanska izseljena
vlada v Kairu noce tega >pri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
1talijanska matt
v Argentini je
rodila petorcke

BUENOS AIRES, IA. marca.
- Tukajsnji listi so danes ma
znanili, da je neka 43 let stara
Italijanka ze pred osmimi mese-
ci rodila petorcke, kar pa Sc nj
pustilo v javnost, ker Sc je ma
tt spominjala, kaksen naval je
bill ma dom druzine Dionne v Ka-
nadi, ko so bile tamkaj rojene
petorcke.
Matt petorckov je Valotta Di-
ligenti, zena Francesca Diligen-
ia, srednje premoznega rancer-
ia. v druzini so bill pref rojeni
trije otroci.
Petorcki rojeni II. julia
Starsi so povedali casnikar-
jem, da so bill, petorcki - tri
deklice in diva decka - rojeni
II. julia. Diligenti je rekel, da
so bill otroci rojeni donna in da
je mater pri porodu oskrbovala
samo babica.
Prva oseba, XII je obiskala
dom petorekov in ugotovila njih
rojstvo, je bila Miss Leila Shaw,
clanica uredniskega staba pri
angleskem listu Herald, XII IL
haja v Buenos Airesu.
Vsi otroci so zdravi
Drugi easnikarji, ki so v tru-
NAH hiteli ma dom druzine Di-
ligenti, so zvedeli, da SO petorc-
XII imenovani Maria Fernando,
Maria Ester, Maria Cristina,
Carlos Alberto in Franco
zdravstveno stanje detet je iz-
borno in njih tea sedaj znasa
med 20 in .25 funtov.
Diligenti je pokazal slike O.
trok, ampak nj pustil reporter
jem, da bi 81 ogledali petorcke
Rekel je, da bodo slike ma raz-
polago v nekaj dneh. Miss Shaw
XII je govorila z materjo, pravi
da je otroke videla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
Nou grob
FRANK KORENCAN

Okrog 6. ure vceraj zjutraj
ie umrl Frank Korencan, Vdo-
vec zadnjih p let. Umrl je po
nekai tednov trajajoci tezki bo-
lezni, starosti Is let. Zadnjih
IA let nj delal ter je bill ma sta
novanju pri bratu Antonu, 1416
E. 55 St. Donna je bii IL Hrjula
mad VrhnikOv. Prvo Sc ie nase-
iii pred so. lett V JUNO Ameri-
ko, V Braziliio, kjer Sc je poro-
Gil Margareto Tonlinec, donna
IL istega kraja kot on. Nato Sc
je druzina prcselila ma zapad,
kjer je poskusila delom ma far
mi.
Poleg brata Antona zapusca
brata Andreia in Matijo, ter Sc
sire Frances, Mary in Caroline,
otroke: Mary, poroceno Heine,
Richland, Kans., Sophie, sar-
zenta Rudolpha, XII Sc nahaja V
vojaski sluzbi ze 20 let, Pvt.
Louisa, XII Sc nahaja v Severni
Afriki re % meseccv in hci Ma
tildo, tudi bivajoco Kansas
drzavi.
II Bill je clan drustva sv. Vida
st. rs KSkJ. Pogreb Sc DO vr-
sil V petek oh 9. uri zjutraj il
pogrebnega zavoda A. Grdina
in Sinovi, 1853 E. 81 St, v GER
kew sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
Amerikanci ubili
1000 Japoncev
ma Bougainvillu

GLAVNI STAN, Juznozapad-
nj Pacifik, IL. area. - Ma
juznozapadnem Bougainvillu so
Amerikanci zadnje d nj pobili
1000 Japoncev in zdrobili VS. e
samomorilske protinapade So
vraznika.
Druge ameriske sile, XII Sc ma
hajajo $50 mill proti zapadu, so
zasedle ma Admiralskem otocju
diva nadaljna otoka.
Glavni stan gen. Macarthur
ia je naznanil, da so Sc ameri-
ske cete izkrcale ma otokih Hau-
wei in Butjo Luo v pristaniscu
Seeadler ma glavnem otoku Ma
nus.
Izkrcanje Get Sc je izvrsilo
pod protekcijo artilerije in letal,
in Amerikanci so pri tenn male
tell lie ma sibko opozicijo.
PolkOvnik il Clevelanda odbil
napad T
Ameriski glavni stan ma Qua.
dalcanalu poroca, da SO bill ma
padi, XII SO jih Japonci vprizorili
ma Bougainvillu preteklo soboto
"skrajno fanaticni.
Kot Sc poroca, je veliko vloge
v odbitju japonskih napadov ns
Bougainvillu igral polkovnik Ro-
bert Chamberlin, XII je bill svo,
cas- pomozni varnostni ravna
tell v Clevelandu. Polkovnil
Chamberlin ie poyeljnik 135. ar
tilerijskega batalijona, ki tvor
del sloyite ohijske 81. divixije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
NEMCI UBlLI 10000
POLJAKOV V LVOVU

LONDON, IA. marca. - Poll
ska telegrafska agencija je da-
nes objavila obtozbo, da Nemci
V zvezi pripravami "a umik IL
Lvova pred prodirajocimi rus
kimi armadami vprizarjajo po'
kolie civilistov ma debelo. Poll
ska agencija trdi, da so Nemci
V Lvovu pobili re mad 10000
prebivalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
LAUSCHE POJDE MA
GOVORNISKO TURO

Vceraj je bio naznanjeno, da
DO zupan Frank j. Lausche sci
koncem aprila in v zacetku ma
ia ma govornisko turo V prilog
svoje governerske kandidature,
ma kateri bo govoril po raznih
mestih V juznem Ohiju. Toza-
devni nacrt je bill napravljen ma
podlagi informacij in opazovanj,
XII jih :ie napravil zupanov tai
mix John E. Lokar pretekli te-
den, ko Sc je mudil v Columbu-
Su.
Med tenn Sc bo zupan odzval
povabilom, XII iih prejema Cd
raznih organizacij in skupin IL
vseh delov drzave. Jutri DO go
voril ma nekem nepoliticnen
zborovanju v Oberlinu. Ma II.
aprila bo glavni govornik ma
Jackson Day banketu v Woos-
terju, kjer bodo navzoci demo
kratje IL okrajev Wayne, Hol,
mes, Ashland in Richland. Dne
l. II. aprila bo govoril v Cantonu
pred Jackson klubom in zen,
skim demokraticnim klubom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
RU5I SAM0
II Mill Cd
NIk0LAJEvA
Rdeea vojska napredova.
la % mill " enem
dnevu; 10000
Nemcev ubitih

MOSKVA, II. marca. - No.
coj je bilo tukaj naznanjeno, da
je Rdeca vojska v juzni Ukra-
JIM zaiela vec nemskih divizij
in pobila 10 tisoc nacijev, do
cim jih je 1000 ujela, ko so sku-
Sail prodreti il pasti, Doom so
druge sovjetske sile enem
dnevu prodrle % mill naprej in
Sc nahajajo samo Sc 21 mill cd
velikega crnomorskega prista-
'nisca Nikolajev.
image gen. Malinovskcga
Obe zmagi je izvojevala tret-
ia ukrajinska armada pod po-
veljstvom gen. Rodjona Mali
novskega. Sovjetske kolone, XII
prodirajo proti Nikolajevu, so
danes zavzele mesto Siroka ia
Balka ma zapadnem bregu Dnje-
pra in 60 drugih naseljenih kra-
jew.
sirokaja$ $Balka Sc nahaja sa-
mo % mill juznovzhodno cd Nj
kolajeva, ki je prihodnji vazni
fcilj ' obmocju Dnjepra. Rusi
tudi pritiskajo proti Nikolajevu
cd severa, kjer Sc nahajajo O.
krog 80 mill Cd mesta.
Nemske divizije Obkoljene
Nemske divizije so bile obko-
ljene med Bereznegovatijem, 46
mill severovzhodno cd Nikola-
jeva, in Snegerevko, 10 m i j
proti .jugozapadu. .Zadnje ONE
njeno mesto lezi ma zapadnem
bregu reke Inguletc.
Druga ruska ofenziva v tenn
okrozju je prodrla do Kiselev-
ke, 21 mill vzhodno Cd Nikolaje-
va, kjer so cete Rdece vojske
najblizje temu vaznemu prista
niscu OBJ Crnem morju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
Polar mad zakloniscem

Ognjegasci so Sc borili S pla-
meni skozi dive uri, predno so
spravili ped kontrolo polar, Xxi
je divjal V velikem skladiscu,
pod katerim Sc nahaja zakloni-
see, V katerem je spalo 1000 O.
seb. Ko Sc je ogenj koncno po-.
gasil, so strazniki priceli z de-
lom, da civiliste spravijo IL "a
kloniSc.
Amerikanci so pomagali gasiti
pozare
V borbi proti uzigalnim bonn
cam in pozarom SO priskocili ma
pomoc londonski civilni obram-
bi tudi ameriski vojaki in vojas-
ka polieija. V enem distriktu SO
bill Amerika1lci pokriti S perjem
IL blazin, XII so bile vrzene iz ne
kega goreGega skladisca.
Vec pozarov je nastalo V ne
KEN velikem poslopju, V kate
rem SO bile nastanjene ameri-
SlSe sjle. sjl..ss...s..! - ...,.,.... ........ ...-
Y enem stanovalsken1 okroz-
ju Sc je nastelo 13 pozarov, po-
! leg plamenov, XII so svigali il
prelomllenih podzemeljskih plin-
skin cevi, in ko so zadnja nem-
Ska letala odolula nazaj preko
RokaVskega preliva, je bilo ne
bo mad vsem Londonom rdece in
obzorje je bilo obrobljeno S pla-
meni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
DRAMSKO DRUSTVO "NASA
ZVEZDA"

Clani igralci dramskega dru-
stva "NaSa zvezda" so vabljeni,
da pridejo v nedeljo oh 3. uri
popoldne v Slovenski drustveni
dom, da prevzamejo vloge "a
nastop oh priliki odkritja spo-
minske plosce v pocast fantom
in dekletom, XII Sc nahajajo v
sluzbi Strica Sama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15

znati. Sodec po mnogih dejstvih,
so elani oziroma vladujoci krogi
ubezne jugoslovanske Wade re
davno zgubili Sc tisto malo I'VE
re, XII so jo imei z narodom v
njihovi domovini.
Zamejna vlada obtozena intri-
ganstva
Pretezna vecina jugoslovan-
ske izseljene Wade je sestavlje-
ma il reakcijonarnih usluzben-
cev ter kompromitiranih vodij
reakcijonarnih strank. Oni kro-
gi, v Kairu in Londonu, XII so
zastopani v vladi, drzec v njej
odgovorna mesta, pleto intrige
proti gerilcem in njihovim vo.
diteljem ter vzpostavljajo kon-
takte S pro-fasisticnimi elemen-
I'll v Anglij in Zedinjenih drza-
vah, zaeno poljskimi fasisti
ter istocasno vzdrzujejo in "a
vzemajo pomirljivo stalisce ma
pram HitlerjeVskemu lakaju Ne
dicu.
Kraljevska vlada je zelo od
daljena cd stvarnega zivljenjs
Jugoslavije in njenega ljudstvs
in Sc nahaja v vedni politicn
krizi.V teku leta 1943 Sc je njer
kabinet spremenil mic mani kot
trikrat. Edino Mihajlovic, vol
nj minister vseh treh kabinetov
je ostal "stalen".
"Center sovinisticne velesrbsk'
burzoazije"
No, has Miha jlovic pa je tist'
osebnost okrog katere Sc suka
jo vse reakcijonarne, protina
rodove grupe Jugoslovanov
zamejstvu. Mihajlovic predstav
liza one sebicne skupine sovini
sticne velikosrbske burzoazije
katera Sc uporno protivi edin
stvu naroda Jugoslavije in kate
ra Sc boji vazne in odlocne Dor
be ljudstva proti vpadnikom te
Injihovim podrepnikom.
/ Nadvse pa Sc reakcijonart
boje izraza ljudske volje in dc
mokratizacije dezele po osvobe
]. jenju Jugoslavije izpod okupa
torja; oni imajo en- sam sen, i
Ia lie ohranitev moci v bodc
\ ii Jugoslaviji in nadaljevanje $
,lstena tlacenja in izkoriscanj
-lljudstva.
Mihaj jlovic je najpriklad adneja
losebnost "a lastvarjanje tega n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-15
ZGUBIL DENAR

Zgubila Sc je vsota denarja
pri ali V blizini Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd
2 denarjem vred SO bila tud
rama potrdila, katera prosi last
mix, da jih posten najditelj vrne
ma John Skufca, 14401 Thames
Ave.