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Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
LINCOLN

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry wilkins o
Terra-Haute, Ind, are visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z
Clendaniel. snts
The Loyal Workers Churcl
School Glass will holds its month
ly business and social meeting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Payntel
Collins on Tuesday evening, Aprf
IS. Members and their familie.
are invited.
( Corporal F. Willard Postles, SOL
of Mrs. Lyde Postles, who is sta.
toned at Tampa, Florida. has beer
promoted to sergeant.
Mrs. A. B. Donovan is spending
the week in Wilmington as the
guest of her grandson, Jay Dono-
van and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Marker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Harder and
son Ronald and Mrs. Arthur Walls
and daughters of Richardson Park
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harder
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Shew.
Mrs. Giles Watt and daughters,
Betty and Patsy of fredericksburg,
Md. visited relatives here on Fri
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Swain and Mrs.
Mia Martin had as guests for din
ner on Sunday, Mrs. Lester Tingle
and children, Wanda and Shirley,
Mrs. Bessie Smith and Charles
Swain of Milford.
Harry F. Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paynter Collins and son
Reedy were breakfast guests of
George Warren and family on Sun
day.
S. NJ. Abbott of Wilmington and
sister. Mrs. II. p. VanKirk of Fred
erica. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jay Abbott.
Roy Truitt underwent an opera
ton for hernia at the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeSilva OF
Philadelphia. spent the weekend
with her father. Eurie M. Savage.
Marvin, Alvan and Leon Tran
seau spent the Easter holidays i'm
Woodbury.. n. j.. as the guests of
their father, Sherman Transeau.
Mrs. George Abbott and son
Richard of Milford, were guests of
Mrs. Mia Marti non Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Donovan
spent last Friday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warning
ton moved Friday TO the property
they recently purchased from the
Lull heirs. located on the Lincoln
Milford Highway.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paynter Collins on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warren. Harry F. Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. ElwOod Argo and daughter
Elaine. Miss Jane Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones and
sons. Wayne and Jimmie.
Mrs. Matte Greenly had as her
over the weekend the Miss
es Esther Greenly. Betty Jane Will
liams and Christine Diacumakus,
student nurses at the Jefferson
Hospital and Mrs. Mildred Turpin
of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Passwa-
ters and daughter Clara and son
Billy visited relatives in Whining
ton OH Sunday.
Sherman Transeau of Woodbury..
n. j.. was a town visitor over the (
weekend.
Mrs. Eliza Donovan of Milford
was the guest of Mrs. Emma DonO-
van on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Helen Zeuner of Whining
ton spent the weekend holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Zeuner.
Services for Sunday, April 1G:
Church School II a. m. Douglas
Morgan. superintendent.
Youth Fellowship : p. III.
Preaching 1880 p. IN.
Slaughter Neck-Church School
70 a. III. Glass. 10:45 a. IN. Leader,
Horace Bennett. Sermon. IL a. IN.
Cedar Neck Church School 2 p.
II. Sermon 3 p. m.
Rev. ThOs. BrintOn, Pastor
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OCEAN VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Fl. Evans
of Prooklyn.' N. Y, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of
a son. born Wednesday. April S.
named Kenneth. Mrs. Evans will
be remembered as Bessie Martin
Hooker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer Hooker.
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The Presbyterian Church
THE Church on the Plaza"

THE Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John M. Dechant, Minister
Sunday. April 16
9:45 a. m.-Church School Mrs.
James Gordon. Superintendent. Glasses
for all ages.
II a. m.-MOrning Worship. Sermon
topic. Gods Call TO Closer Fellow
ship"
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples Society
meets. President. Virginia TOOker.
Leader this week. Robert DeChant.
Prayer meeting every Thursday mt
1880 y. m.
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CANNON

Miss Marguerite James of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Mort Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. James +. Cannon.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Isaacs of
near Milford spent Easter with
their respective parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Isaacs
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
O. l.. Harmon.
Mrs. Richard Allen spent the
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First Baptist Church

Not to he Ministered Unto,
But to Minister"
Rev eon r Nelson paetor
Sunday. April I6

Sunday. April 16
10 a. m-Bible School. Topic:
"Saurs Early Preaching"
II a. m.-Morning Worship. Message,
After Easter. WHAT"
6:36 p m.-Young Peoples -. o. ""
Hour. Mrs. Draper will have our de-
votGons.
1880 p. m.-InfOrmal evening worship
and song service. Message, Those
That Have Not Seen" A short busi-
ness meeting will be held following
the service.
Friday. 3 p. m.-Boys' and Girls
"K. y. b." Hour. This will he our
last meeting this spring.
Friday. 8 p. m.-Prayer and Bible
study hour This will he our last
meeting Of this spring. We are TO be-
gin holding our prayer services ON
Wednesday again on April 10.
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CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness
Rev. Frank Herson, D. D.. Minister
Cup1av AprU Ic

Sunday. April 16
9:45 a. m.-SessiOn of the Church
School Graded school Glasses for all
ages.
II a. m.-MOrning worship and SER
mon. Subject, Our Conversations" "
Seasonal music by two large chancel
chOirs. Worship with us.
6:30 p. m.-MethOdist Youth Fellow
ship. \ good meeting for all young
people.
1880 p. m.-Evening Worship and
Sermon. Subject. THE Haunted
House. Sixty minutes of interesting
worship in lovely surroundings
Midweek Church Service ON Thurs
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
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Calvary Methodist Church

THE Church Of Warm Spirit"
Rev. M. Eugene Hungerford, Minister
Sunday. April l6
n. m.-Class Meeting. Harry En-
Ory. leader. These meetings are very
inSpirational
10 a. m-Church School. John Will
kins. superintendent. This is friendly
school. If not enrolled with any other
school. he glad TO have you as a MEM
her. Glasses for all ages. All visitors
welcome.
la. m.-Divine Worship and Ser
mon.
$3.50 y. m.-MethOdlst Youth Fellow
ship. Leader, Miss Frances Emory
These meetings are well attended. All
invited.
1880 p. m.-Prayer. Song Service and
Message.
Prayer meeting on Thursday at
30 D. m.
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The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Robert E. Newton, Pastor

Sunday. April l6
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Sunday morning worship. II o'clock.
Sunday evening-Evangelistic SER
vice at 7:4j o'clock.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.-YOung Peoples
service.
Friday evening-Prayer service AT
church.
Come and hear the gospel declared
in its fullness.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
DELAWARE DAYS
BY Gilbert Byron
"There Is poetry in the Delaware air,
Everywhere
Morning Chores

Morning Chores
/ have a great faith in the tonic
qualities of morning chores. Older
people are great to recommend
them for youth but ! contend that
such tasks are good for all; young
and old. OF course they may be par
ticularly helpful to young folks who
are too progressively" educated,
But what could be more thrilling
than a morning flight of raucous
crows coming the Delaware mist
or great blue heron stalking along
the lake shore. just past the cow
barn. For one who performs his
morning chores, religiOusly, nature
gives novel remunerations.
Before breakfast, each morning,
feed the chickens These winter
mornings are dark. even at the late
hour when / set forth with my
pals. The crows are coming in
from the marsh for an early feast
in the neighbOr's field. The corn is
still standing and these black fel-
Ons exult in my neighbOr's negli-
gence.
Black Fellow
That stealing. raucOns rascal,
The crow;
] know
He is worse than pascal
OF thieving gypsies.
AS / leave the wood,
He sees me,
Calls loudly
To all the black brood.
He's gotta gun"
Long before the sun
Will erase
The fOg's trace,
His days work has begun,
Stealing our corn.
Late in the afternoon
He will fly
On high,
Back to his marsh womb,
A harsh bed
He is as black fellow
AS one ever saw,
But don't you love
To hear him cav? &. b. .
Bill
Bill was our first mate on Ava /
Ion Then the war came to us /
Bill graduated from high school /
and entered the u. $. Merchant Ma /
rine Academy on Long Island Six
months of sea duty took him to
Casablanca on the African inva-
sion, and he came home safely af-
ter another trip to the Mediterra-
mean. Several months more at the
academy and Bill has sailed again.
proud of his third mates papers.
For All Oceans" Where lie is,
we do not know, but a little part
of Delaware. its bay and creeks.
sails with him.
Great Poetry
These are the days:
When icicles hang by the wall.
And Dick the shepherd blows
his nail
And Tom bears logs into the hall,
And milk comes frozen home
in pail"
WHAT SUCCESSFUL. lllOutiH NIl1lN I
would say that the above lines are
great poetry? Yet they come from
the pen of great poet, none other
than William SHAKESPEARE.
But for the usual critic, the lines
would be much too simple, and
what is worse. the poet says some
thing that is ineligible TO others,
the lay reader.
Will poetry ever find its way
back to the people? Not if the crit
cs continue TO rule the rOOst.
IntegratiOn
| am always amazed with the I
which some of my pu- a
ills possess when we talk about 4
lie Straits of Cacassar or the Zulu I
;ea. And then | find that these ;
anne pupils have never been down
IT, Jones Greek or even explored "
ur Silver Lake. Which is more inn o
iortant to the youth of Dover. 1t is V
rue that some of my pupils may !
oon have more than an academic II
interest in these far away spots. II
) also true that Dover possesses
reat potential recreation center in ~
he lake and creek, patiently await ~
ng for Il public demand large
nough to warrant action by the
ity government. In this country, H.
come rapidly when \,
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Easter holidays with her husband
in New London, Conn.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

Billions for Allied victory
or for tribute to dictntors! Iheis
is only one answer: Buy U. a
Defense Bonds and Stamps.
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st. Johns r. c. Church

Rev. e. j. Mccarthy. PHI. o., Rector
Sunday. April l6
Milford. st. Johns Church, $3.50 a m.
SeafOrd. st. Mary's Church. q. 9:30
a. IN.
Rehoboth. St. EdmOnd's Church. II
q. m.
Fort Salisbury 6 a. m.
Bethany Beach Camp. 9:20 n. m.
Confessions-Before Mass.
Religious Instruction-After Mass.
Holy Day and other services at an
nOunced.
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Vesti il zivijenja ameriSkih Slovencev

La Sale, Ill. - 1t. Frank
Martinjak, XII je bill po napadu
mad Nemcijo dne 19. maja pro-
glasen "a pogresanega, je pisal
starsem, da sc nahaja v nem-
skem ujetnistvu. To vest je spo-
rocil ma dopisnici, XII jo je od-
poslali dne %. maja, starsi pa
so jo prejeli dne 8. augusta. Sc
pref je vojni department obve-
still druzino Frank Martinjak,
Ga je njihov sin v nemskem u
jetnistvu.
Portland Mills, Pa. - R o e
Sterbenk je prejela vest cd vol
mega departmental, da je ma dan
invazije (dne 6. junijs) v bojih
v Normandiji p a d e njen sir
korporal Joseph Sterbenk, star
80 let. Sluzil je pri prevoznem
oddelku, XII izkrcuje cete ma o
brezje.
Duluth, Mimi. v Duluth
F., Hospitalu je 10. augusta umrls
slovenska bolnicarka Mary Mi
chelich IL Chisholma, kjer zapu
Sea starse in kjer je bila poko
'pana. Zapusca tudi stiri sestre
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Besna borba
"a VarSavO
Sc nadaljuje

LONDON, 16. augusta. -
Nemci so vceraj virgil v boj "a
Varsavo giganticne sile tanEov
in infanterije in so v protii,e~
padih ma obronku predmestja
Praga prisilili Ruse, da so Sc u
maknili il trga Ossow, sedem
mill vzhodno Cd Prage.
Izguba Ossowa je bila prizna-
ma v polnocnem komunikeju
sovjetske komande. To je prvic,
da so morali Rusi umakniti svo-
je sile IL kakega kraja, XII so ga
zavzeli, odkar Sc je %. junija
zacela sedanja ofenziva.
IL porocila pa je jasno, da SO
Nemci "a svoj mali uspeh pla-
cali visoko ceno.
Naciji izgubili 118 tankov
Sovjetski komunikej javlja,
da so Nemci v torek ma vseh
frontah izgubili 118 tankov, kar
pomeni izgubo 232 tankov v te-
ku dveh dni. Kot razvidno, 50
vecji del teh izgub Nemci dozi-
veil pred Varsavo.
Novi uspehi ma drugih frontah
Ma vseh drugih frontah so
Rusi vceraj izvojevali move u
spehe. l
V Estoniji je Rdeca vojska
zavzela 70 trgov in vasi, in v
Litvi, kjer Rusi prodirajo prot
Memelu, so bill vsi nemski pro-
ii napadi odbiti.
Ma trontl v Juznl PolJSkl sc
sovjetske cete vdrle v mestc
Sandomierz, cemur Sc je rus
XII polozaj ma tenn sektorju jake
izboljsal tako "a operacije prot
Krakow kot proti Varsavi.
Dale ma severn SO Rusi "a
well Vilaviskis, XII Sc nahaja sa
mo 10 mill cd vzhodno pruskt
meje.
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Na$Sii
fantje-uojiaki: !:

Il Eglin Field, Fla, je prisel
ma dopust "a diva te dn a Pfc.
Ludvik Lukanc $ svojo soprogo
Annie in sest tednov starim
sinckom. Nahajata Sc ma domu
zeninih starsev, Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Kovacic, 474 Arbor Rd., cd
st. Clair Ave. Pfc. Lukanc je
sin druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Jerry
Lukanc, 1125 2. 174 st.
L Great Lakes, ILL.,, je prisel
ma dopust "a devet dni Henry
Jeglic, sin poznane Mrs. jose
phine Jeglic, 1856 Norwood Rd.
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VELIKA TOzBA PROTI.
zGANJSKI CRNI BORZI

OPA urad v Clevelandu je ia
federalni sodniji vlozil tozbo "a
$91, 1856 proti petim prodajal-
Gem zganja, XII so operirali crno
borzo tenn, da so prodajali 60
stilnicarjem zganje po nepo-
stavno visokih cenah. Obtozeni
prodajalci so: Samuel Goldfarb,
David Burke, Carl Burke in Ha-
rry A. Mellon. Zakon doloca, da
ina OPA urad moe iztirjati tri-
kratno odskodnino "a krsitve
dolocb, s katerimi SO kontroli-
rane Gene zganja.
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lnvazija prodira ma 7O-miljski 'front.'
krat|ke. ,vesti
.
KANDIDAT DEWEY In
MALI NARODI

ALBANY, N. Y, 16. avgu-
sta. - Gov. Dewey, predsed-
n IS k i 'kandidat republikanske
stranke, je danes nastopil v vlo-
gi ''prijatelja malih narodov."
Rekel je, da ma syetu ne DO mi
ru, dokler ne bodo mali narodi
odlocevali z velikimi narodi vred
O ureditvi sveta po vojni, in kri-
tiziral kontrolo sveta cd stra-
nj velike cetvorice, sestojece il
Zed. draw, Anglije, Rusije in
Kitajske.
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II NEM5kIH
DIvIzIJ Ma
OWEN BEGU
Kanadske cete vdrle "
Falais; nacijem preti
novo obkoljenje med
Parizom in reko Seno

VRH. GIL. STAN ZAVEZNI-
sKE EKSPEDICIJSKE SILE,
cetrtek, II. augusta. - Veeraj
so kanadske cete cd dveh stra-
nj vdrle V, mesto Falais in Sc
nahajajo v ljutem boju z Mem
ci " sredini mesta, XII brezupno
poizkusajo drzati odprto nitro
Sc ozeco vrzel "a beg ostankov
sedme' nemske armade.
Uradno naznanilo pravi, da
Sc enajst nemskih divizij v Nor
mandiji nahaja v pasti, in Mem
ci sami priznavajo, da Sc od-
delki Get, katerim Sc je posreci-
10 preboriti skozi vrzel, utegne-
jo znajti v novi zavezniski pa
sti med Parizom in ustjem re-
ke Sene.
Prodiranje ma juznem koncu
Oh juznih celjustih velikan-
ske pasti so ameriske sile wee
raj zavzele Putanges, XII lezi 10
Fnilj 4zapadno, od- Argentana. =
q. .zavzetjem omenjenega kra-
ia Sc je zapecatila edna costa v
18 mill siroki vrzeli, skozi ka-
tero bezijo Nemci, XII je dovolj
siroka, da morejo truck voziti
eden poleg drugega.
Dunkirk ma kopnem
Kot izgleda, stole Nemci pred
velikim "Dunkirkom ma kop-
men," kajti z izjemo odpora ma
skrajnih koncih celjusti, XII Sc
zapirajo mad Nemci, Sc nacijski
odpor nitro rusi.
Zavezniska letala so vceraj
nadaljevala z neusmiljenim bonn
bardiranjem bezeeih nacijev in
vrzenih je bilo ma zemljo tudi
diva milijona letakov slikami Q
nemskih porazih v Cherbourgu
in v Rusiji, in pozivom ma
Nehce, da Sc podajo, dokler je
Sc cas-.
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emo V Chicago, tri v Milwaukee,
ju.
Johnstown, Pa. - Joseph
Korbar st. je bill obvescen cd
vojnega departmental, da je bill
jegov sin Walter, ranjen v
Franciji dne "a. julia.
Butte, Mont. - Dne %. juni-
ia je bill rovu Badger ubit
Matt Molek, rojen tukaj leta
1902. Tukaj zapusca zeno in vec
sorodnikov, oceta pa v Silver
Bowu, Mont.
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Lahko je bill ranjen v Fran
ciji Z. julia Pfc. James Boga-
tay, XII pise svojim starsem Mr..
in Mrs. Jack Bogatay, 1857 St.
Clair Ave-, da Sc nahaja ma po-
tt okrevanja.
Pfc. Bogatay je % let star in
je odsel k vojakom 13. marca
1941. Preko morja je bill poslan
preteklega aprila. Nahaja Sc pri
infanteriji in pred svojo induk-
clio je bill barvar. Pohajal je v
Solo sv. Vida.
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Ker je filipimski predsedmik
Manuel Queson, ki sc je nahajal
. led. dr$avah kot begunec, me-
davno umarl, je mjegovo mesto
sovsel filipimski podpredsednik
Segio Osmaena. Szika predstavlja
moVega predsednika oh saprise-
gi y Wdshingtonu. Rekel je, da
upo, da nj dalec cas-, ko bodo Ja-
ponci vrSemi Filipimskega oto6-
jd, ndkar sc DO Ur,1il domOU in
savsel svoje mesto . ManiH, kjer
je sede$ fiHpimske GLADE.
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Kakor Sc je sedaj prvic od-
krilo, poveljuje invazijskim 81
lam amerlski general Aleksan-
der M. Patch, poveljnik 7. ame-
riske divizije, XII je v akciji Y
juzni Franciji. V invaziji sode-
lujejo tudi francoske cete, XII 50
podrejene generalu Patchu.
sest mill cd Toulona
Casnikarska porocila pravijo,
da so zavezniske sile zavzele
znamenito letovisko mesto Can
nes in da Sc nahajajo samo sest
mill cd veike mornariske baze
v Toulonu.
Alzirski radio javlja, da je
bila S Jameson vred zavzeta
tudi vas Croix des Gardef, XII le-
Ii emo milo proti zapadu.
British premier je bill prica
invaziI :
Zavezniski 81. stan je odkril,
da je BRITISH premier Churchill
S krova nekega rusilca opazo-
val izkrcanje prvih zavezniskih
Get ma obali' JUNE Francije.
z MIN sta bila tudi ameriski
vojni podtajnik Robert P. Pat
terson in gen. Brehon B. So
mervell, poveljnik dobavne sluz.
be v ameriski armadi.
"Velika preciznost, katero
je bila invazija izvedena, je ma
redila ma premierja velik wits, y
pravi porocilo 81. stana.
Malo pred enajsto uro I'VE
Ger je 81. stan naznanil, da Sc
izkrcevanje ojacenj nadaljuje
brez odmora in da Sc vecji del
vodilnih pehotnih divizij re ma
haja M obali.
Gerilci pomagajo ameriskim
padalnim cetam
L. Svice Sc med tenn poroca,
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DECEK PODLEGEL
REDKI BOLEZNI

SPRINGFIELD, o., 16. avgu-
sta. - Nocoj je tn umrl 4-letni
Jackie Krumholtz, XII je sred,
julia zbolel "a akutno leuke-
manic in izzval pozornost
zdravniske vede sirom dezele.
Fantek je pred napadom bolez-
nj trpel radi srbeeice, XII je po-
vzrocil dotik S strupenim brsii-
nom (poison ivy).
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SLOVENSKA MLADINA MA
RADIO

v nedeljo, dne 20. augusta,
OBJ 2. uri popoldne DO ma Burt's
Amateur radio programu nasto-
piia godba Mladinskega pevske-
ga zbora ma Waterloo Rd., pod
vodstvom Doris Pike. Kogar "a:
nina, je prosen, da se uledezi te
tekme.
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da so francoski gerilci skupno s
tisoc zavezniskimi padalnimi vo-
jaki zavzeli Marseille in da sc je
nacijska garnizija umaknila V
Toulon.
Isto porocilo tudi pravi, da so
zavezniske sile okupirale Cannes
in Nico in da SO Francozi ma
pohodu skozi Monaco proti ita-
lijanski meji.
St. Tropez zavzet
Ameriski correspondent Her
bert L. Matthews, XII Sc nahaja
invazijskimi silami kot zastop-
mix vseh ameriskih listov, po-
roca, da so padalne cete vceraj
zavzele St. Tropez med Nico in
Marseillom.
Ber1inski radio je veeraj po-
rocal, da zavezniske sile napa-
dajo ma 12O mill dolgi 'front.' cd
Toulona ma zapadu pa do itaE-
| janske meje ma vzhodu.
Zavezniski 81. stan glede raz-
voja invazije poroca jako malo,
ker Nemci nimajo dovolj letal,
da bi mogli opazovati kretanja
zavezniskih sill, vsled cesar je
molk strategi6nega stalisca
velike vaznosti.
Borba francoskih partizanov
S franrosko svicarske meje
Sc poroca, da so francoski par
tizani pomocjo orozja, XII so
| ga vrgla ma zemljo zavezniska
letala, V provinci Haute Savoie
v odprti borbi proti nacijskim
okupatorjem.
Kakor Sc poroca, so bill Mem
ci vrzeni Cd vec manjsih NEST
" blizini svicarske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
SEA PRELO LOzENA

Seja drustva sv.Janeza Krst-
nika st. 81 a. B. 2. je radi cd
sotnosti uradnikov il m st q
prelozena > tretje ma cetrto ne
deljo, kar mai clanstvo uposte-
va in sc v polnem stevilu ude-
leM seje dne 27. augusta.
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ZADUsNICA

V petek oh 7:30 uri zjutraj
sc bo cerkvi sv. Pavla, Char
don Rd., Euclid, Ohio, brala
masa zadusnica "a Pvt. Charles
]. 'Marzlikar, XII je zgubil svoje
zivljenje nekje v Franciji. So
rodniki in prijatelji SO vabljeni,
da Sc opravila udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17

hrvatsko-slovenski, dasi je bilo
gospodom, XII so skovali to mo-
drost,. povedano, da takega jezi-
ka nj. Kakor so vcasih hrvaski1
"pravasi" (clani Starceviceve
stranke) odkrili novost, da so
Slovenci "Planinski Hrvati," so
sedaj v Belgradu nekateri pre-
napetezi zaceli razlagati, da so
vsi Jugoslovani Srbi. To Sc je
kajpada zdelo smesno, toda me-
toda je bila ista kakor Sc je ra-
bila "a Macedonce; srbski So
vinisti so trdili, da govore v
Macedonia srbski dialekt, boil
garski pa, da je njihovo narecje
bolgarsko in tako Macedonci nj
81 mogli doseci svoje neodvis-
nosti.
Ko je prisla Jugoslaviji
diktatura, je pa slovensko ime
popolnoma izginilo in dezela je
postala Dravska banovina.
To je bila seveda le ena fla
posledica diktature, XII nj uda-
rila lie Slovencev, ampak vse Ju-
goslovane razen tistih, XII so Sc
znali prilagoditi in 81 mehko po-
stlati. Predalec bi mas vodilo, &c
bi hoteli tukaj obravnavati vso
zgodovino Jugoslavije pod dix
taturo, XII je bila fasizmu po-
dobna kakor vinar vinarju. To-
da kar Sc Slovenije tice, Sc je
zdelo, da so jo njeni "resitelji"
definitivno polozili grob =.
Potem pa je zadivjala nevih-
ia mad Jugoslavijo in v Sloveni-
jo je trescilo. Pogorisce je bilo
prepusceno samemu sebi. Ia
koj v zacetku sc je armada
umaknila il strategicnih razlo-
gov, kar je najbrze res bilo ne
izogibno. Slovenci pa so ostali
brez vojaske zascite in fasisti
obeh barv so zaceli razgrajati
po dezeli kakor pijana tolpa to-
lovajev. In bilo je kakor da je
vsega konec.
Toda kri Gubcevih puntarjev
je zavrela in v Sloveniji je pri-
celia doba cudezev. Ponizni ma
rod, katerem so voditelji wis
jega plemena" mislili, da je ro-
jen lie "a hlapcevanje, je po dol
gi dobi zavihal rokave in zacel
sam pisati svojo zgodovino. Gu
Ii so Sc, kajpada, svarilni gla-
sow. 'Nikar ne sile! Sovraznik
Sc bo masceval!" Toda junaki
so odgovarjali: "ce pa ostane-
mo "a pecjo, mas pobije brez
mascevanja, sam pa ostane xiv
in zdrav." "-"Saj inmate orozja.
Kaj bi z golimi rokami?" -
''Sovraznik ina orozja dovolj
in tudi streliva."
Jugoslovanska a r m a d a nj
mogla izdrzati strasnega navala
Wehrmachta in je morala pc
kratkem odporu kapitulirati.
Zdelo Sc je blazno, da bi nekoli-
ko neregularnih skupin kaj do
seglo. Toda tt osvobodilni from
tarji so zaupali sebi in pravic,
nosti in so zaceli boj, kakrsnega
menda Sc nikdar nj bilo v zgodo.
|vini, BOZ tako neenak, da so vsi
"razsodni" ljudje predvidevali
|strasen konec.
i Ampak ''blazna" hrabrost j.
lpostala nalezljiva in stevile
partizanov Sc je mnozilo ii
mnozilo, tako da jih je nenado
ma bilo proved "a samo geril
(sko vojskovanje. Nastale 81
Istotnije, pa bataljoni, pa polk
!. lin brigade in danes ina osvobo
! dina fronta vojsko, organizira
lno in disciplinirano, s kater'
! operira po strategicnih nacrtih
|napada sovrsznikove .pozicije
fraadalievaniA NJ. str,aril
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1000 NEMCEV UJETIH
V JUzNI FRANCIJI

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