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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
Merced Farmer
Sues to Curb
Federal Powers

FRESNO, Cal, Oct. %. UP)-
Claiming that federal plans to di-
vert San Joaquin river waters
through the yet unfinished Friant-
Kern canal would ceprive his land
of proper irrigation, Elon p. Close,
Merced county rancher, has filed
suit in superior court here against
the water project authority of Cali
fornia, and federal and state Off
Gals including Harold l.. IckeS, sec
retary of the interior.
Other officials named in the suit
were Harry w. Bashore, commits
Sioner of the Bureau of Reclama-
ton, Department of the Interior
and Charles E. Carey, regional Cir
Cctor, Bureau CT Reclamation.
The complaint held that land in
the Grassland area" where Closes
ranch is located, was of porous ma
ture and that storage Of water in
the Friant reservoir, intended to
be diverted to reclamation of north
ern counties, would cause great
damage to crops and forage.
Close held the plan to complete
the F'riant-Kern canal to be illegal,
citing the water project act OF Cali
fcrnia of 1888 which reads in part:
In construction and operation by
the authority of any project under
provisions of this act, no watershed
or area wherein water originate or
area Immediately adjacent thereto
which could be conveniently sup
plieo therefrom, shall be deprived
by the authority of the prior right
to all said water reasonably reuuir-
ed to adequately supply the benefi-
cial needs of said watershed area
OF the inhabitants CT property own
crs therein"
Closes ranch comprises about
1900 acres devoted mainly to rails
ing CT livestock and grain.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
Hospitals Refuse
Maternity Room
To Veterans Wife

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. %. UP)-
Twins born last Wednesday in a
doctors office here because the
mother, wife of a New Guinea war
veteran, had tried for five months
unSuccessfully ITO get hospital ac-
comcdations still slept in bureau
drawers of an imrrovised maternity
ware" above the doctors office.
Dr. Harry Rich, who delivered the
babies, an eight-pound girl and an
812- pound boy, to Mrs. Lucille No
Nack, %, said he and his assistant
had applied futilely to seven hospi-
tails fer admission of his patient.
The physician charged the hospi-
tails refused to accept the expectant
mother for the $50 fee allowed SER
Vlcemens wives by the government
unless delivery were made by a
staff physician. In some cases, he
added, he was told there was no
available room but, in other in
stances, that the hospitals did not
care to take wives of servicemen
unc er the wartime financial plan
Mrs. Novack, mother of four 9TH
er children, went to Dr. Richs Of
flee Wednesday. Although the birth
was not expected until Nov. 9, he
found the woman in labor and in
sisted she remain. The girl was born
first, the boy four hours later.
The twins remained unnamed
pending wore from the father, Third
Glass Motor Machinist's Mate Paul
Novack, 81, seeking emergency leave
from Treasure Island naval hospi-
tai near San Francisco to rush to
his Wife's bedside III, he applied for
a medical discharge upon his return
October 3 from overseas.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29

are stepping over party lines in support of them
as the next president and yice-president of the
United States. We urge all true Democrats
to do likewise.
owe believe this to be q serious and cru
cial period in the history Of our nation, and we
urge all freedom-loving people to view with
alarm the insidious encroachment upon this
freedom which has been made by the bureau
cratic domination Of lcft-Wing radicals now so
firmly entrenched in Washington. We firmly
believe that not only is d change necessary, but
that Mr. Dewey and Mr.. Brcker more adequate
ly represent the true interests of us Democrats
than the democratic candidates themselves =
not only in government at home but also as
representatives of a free people at the peace
tables of the world
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
AUTO REPORTED STOLEN

a 52j reward has been offered for
a 1880 Buick special two-door sedan.
license nJm0er 34-Q-52i. The We
hicle. which is registered under the
name OF NJ O. Luekey of Brawley.
was stolen three weeks ago at the
Fl Centfo Marine Air Base. accord
ing to FL Centre police records.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29

Britain and Russia have reached
a very good working agreement con-
cerning Greece, Romania, Bulgaria
an d Yugoslavia, Churchill said.
British policy will be 10 let the
Greek people ckoole their own form
of government hen normal CCn-
ditions return, he said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29

CT Poland's frontiers would be
brought to the peace conference in
the form most helpful and favorable
to all concerned.
1T is certainly to be hoped that
the three great powers will guaran-
tee any independent and sovereign
free Poland which will emerge from
any arrangement made now and
ratified at the peace conference"
he said.
He added that this was the fixed
intention CT both Britain and Rus
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
jap Navy Lost
Main Chance
BU Uuitrn Press


vantage Of excellent opportunities
for victory. With one exception, the
surprise attack on Pearl Harpor,
the japanese have paid dearly for
their mistakes. And, as events have
since proved, greVious strategic
error was committed at Pearl Har-
Dor
DIVIDED FLEET
Analyzing what is known of this
weeks battle in the Philippines,
naval experts believe the Japanese
blundered in dividing their fleet
into three forces when they could
have thrown its full combined force
against either of the two U. S.
fleets in the area.
They sent two Of their forces
through the inland seas of the Phil
ippineS against Vice Admiral Thom-
as C. Kincait's Seventh fleet off
Leyte with virtually no air sup
Port. Ii was an audacious but fool
hardy venture, considering the great
weight of American carrier-based
air power. Even Admiral Ernest j.
King, cOmmander-in-c chief CT the
U. S. fleet was myStified over the
enemy'S reasoning in sending fleet
attachments through the restricted
waters CT The INLAND sea, where the
opportunity for maneuver is greatly
reduced.
In the Pearl HaroCr attack, the
japanese made a mistake in failing
TO follow up with an invasion of
the Hawaiian islands. Military men
believe they could have succeeded,
a move that would have denied the
use CT a great naval stronghold to
the u. S. fleet.
But instead Of adhering to the
Mahan concept CT naval warfare
which they had long espouscd-the
complete destruction of enemy sea-
power as a necessary prelude to ter
ritorial conquest-thc japanese went
en- land-2rahoing rampage. Thus.
Pearl Harbor remained the pivotal
point in the steady American push
toward the enemy homeland during
the last two years.
MIDWAY BLUNDER
At Midway, the japanese made
the mistake of miscalculating the
strength of American air fcrces. Tho
result was a reSounding defeat.
TnCn came the battle for Guadal-
canal. Here, through the long
months of the campaign. the Jap
aneSc sent their fleet down piece
meal with the result that the u. S.
navy was able to muster sufficient
air and surface strength each time
to hurl the enemy back. Had the
Japanese committed a major por-
ton of their fleet to the job of
eliminating tho tenuous American
fOotholc on Guadalcanal carly in
the campaign, the chances are they
would have succeeded.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
BY SANDOR S. KLEIN

WASHINGTON, Oct %. CUP)-
The latest defeat suffered by the
japanese navy served to highlight
the tactical and strategic mistakes
it has made in virtually every major
action in the Pacific.
From Pearl Harbor to the Philip
pines, the record Of the Imperial
grand fleets operations has been
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
WINGS SAVE FLIER

CHICAGO, Oct. 28. (UP)-Second
Lit. Edwin l.. Harris, 20. a BIZ navi-
gator in italy, owes his life to his
silver wings. He wrote his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Harris, Chica-
go, that on mission to Cdertal,
Germany, a piece of flax went
through his side of the plane,
through his heavy flying suit and
hit is pair of wings. 1t bounced off
the wings and he was unhurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
GETS HER CAPTAINS BARS

DAI LAS, Tex, Oct. %. CUP)--
Capt Glare Acams has received her
double shoulder bars-to become the
only member of the Marine wom-
ems division with that rank in
Texas. Capt. Adams was chosen
as one of the original 10 officers
Of the Women'S Marines when she
was a student at Texas State Col
lege for Women, Denton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
TALK TO GOD

Ono year ago | was miserable deep ir
debt. Then | discovered an amazing new
way to talk TO God. From that day nv
troubles began to fade away Today
have money property. automobiles tho
luNurics Of life You. too. can talk to God
! will show you how A letter or postcard
10 New Life Fellowship Box D-1129, Hol-
'ywood. California, will bring you this
amazing message of help, instantly, free
of charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
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make a team with the Conductor
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Frankly, this is a job that gets in
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railroading is different from any
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29
Churchill Says Big Three
Must Hold An other PorHev

LONDON, Oct. 20 CUPD-Prime
Minister Churchill said today that he
earnestly trusts" that he, Premier
Stain and the head of the United
States government may meet within
the next two months.
Highly satisfactory results" were
achieved at his meeting with Stain
in Moscow earlier this month,
Churchill told commons, but he
added:
Il am sure that no final results
can be achieved until the heads of
the three governments have met
again together, as I earnestly trust
they may dc before this year is at
its end
Churchill said the Allies believed
they were on the last lap" of the
European war, but warned that
this is a race in which failure to
exert the fullest effort to the end
may protract that end"
THE present stage of the war is
dour and hard he said, land
fighting must be expected on all
fronts to increase in scale and in
tenSity."
CITES GERMANS PLANS
The Germans were trying deS-
perately to prolong the war in the
hope that Allied resolution would
weaken or that a division might
arise between the three great pow
ers, he said.
British Russian relations never
were more close, intimate and cor
dial than at present" Churchill
said. Where they could not agree,
he explained, they understood each
others point of view.
Though he was unable to an
nounce a solution of the Polish
problem, he said, "it certainly is not
for want of trying
Il am quite sure, however, that
we have got a great deal nearer to
it." he said.
Churchill asserted Britain, Rus
Sia and the United States were
firmly agreed on the recreation of
a strong, independent Poland" and
added:
1T would be a great disappoint-
ment to all sincere friends of Poland
if good arrangements could not be-
made enabling Mr.. Mikolajczyk
(premie. of the Polish exile govern
ment IN London) to form a govern
ment on Polish soil recognized by
all the powers concerned
GIVES PROMISE
Replying to question from con-
Major Ernest C. R. Lloyd,
Churchill said the whole question
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-29

owe are Democrats. We have been life
long Democrats. We believe in the principles
of the democratic party of jefferson, Cleveland
and Wilson, We hope to see the return of hon
est sincere democratic principles Of govern
ment to these United States.
"At the present time, however, it appears
that the so-called leaders of the Democratic
Party have surrendered leadership to certain
groups, such as the Hman- BroWder gang,
which we feel are at least radically minded.
While we believe in liberal form of govern
ment, we have no desire to see this country de
hvered into the hands of ambitious poWel-Seek-
ing individuals.
Because we believe Thomas E. Dewey and
John W. Bricker to be true Americans with
American ideals and American principles, we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

BESIDE VI and Putting
her t,ni, On nnttous
Sh0uidefs, Ojfc,rd HIM
The announcement
oJ Iotc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

night Tho Follies COMPANY
was 20 leave FOR isCStr--
And in the midst Of the
scufflc Morton DOWncy ap-
pearcd for q special addition
20 Ii0gy. Morton had been
SUGGESTED TO sing opposite
me in the show on the road
! was convinced that II
Zigyv heard the high regis
ter OF this Irishman'e voice
he would be as mad about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

ldSCp sent Tor mo.
Il believe in you as an actress" nc said 81 can
teach YOU 10 believe in yourself as an actress"
Now | felt understood why David Bclasco
4 1ys wore Cbrgymans collar The theatre was
E--Shurch. Bclasco talked TO me OF Lonorc Uric
and Judith Andcrsou-and when | returned to
Ziggys office ! believed more IN Michael Arcn's
ardent romantic plan for nae abroad.
AS if ZEgy could read the uncertainty in my
thoughts. he began talking to mo OF young girls
he had starred 49,. NariIyn Miller, Mary Eaton,
Fannie Bricc, Grace La Rue, OF Lillian Lorraine
Your eyes, Peggy, constantly remind me Of
Lillian I'm going 70 Try You out in her numbers,
give you chance TO 90 the numbers which made
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

kar zaeo severne evropske drzave po pr
wi sveovn vojn Prva svetovna vona pa e narode pou
ella, da svet biti brez Evope kakor BIZ
ii Europe brez sveta Nekateri prerok svojecasno
povedova, da bo vkjucenje tihooceanskih podroe IL
podrino atantsko podrocje tako kakor e odkrte Anne
rike potisnilo oh sran Sredozemle To nj zgodilo
Ravno sedan cas- dokazuje da vsi ocean, med sebo
esno povezan in drug cd drugega odvsn tako ka
kor drug cd drugega odvisni kontnenti. Drzavnik
Zduzenih drzav bodo incl priko da ia destva in po
sledice XII il njih izhajao, primerno tud vpostevao.
1zgleda scer pogostokrat, kakor da Sc Amerika vse
ga tega Sc nj pono zaveda in da sce Sc novh dokazov
XII maj b ih prnese cas- Gospodarska dejstva in gospo
da1ske potrebe e mogoce kratek cas- medsebono loci
IT, ali gospoda1ske nunosti mnogo hitrese znajdejo
kakor pa polticna modrovana in pocne teznje. Vseka
kor e danes Vsakemu reznemu gospodarstvenlku IN dr.
zavniku znano, da sedanji vojn svet mnogo boil
ukvara gospodarskim teznam kakor pa politicnimi
modrovanji Voni cilj vseh narodov voni e socalna
valnos in ia msel in ia VOL bosta izgn vec il clo
veske zayesti ze to desvo nuno zahteva, da bo
potrebno novi svetovni red uct brezpogono gospo
dalske zasnove XII bodo temu redu dale sele pravO
bino Gospodarsko-socianim nalogam Sc ne DO mogla
odrec nobena d1zava man pa tiste narodne drzaVe
tako zeo ponosne svoe suverene praVlce lie dr.
bodo morale prostovono ali pa prisijeno prevzet
gospodarske naoge in izvaja sodobne gospodarsko
socialne funkcje.
Mogoce bo sele ma ia nacin nastala prava moderna
demokracija TAXA demokracija pri kaeri drzava bo
vec nevtran opazovaec tekmovanju gospodarskih sill,
pac pa bo drzava primorana podvze vse, da DO mi
sci sociane pravcnosti uveavjaa ma vseh proprisch
tlzavnega zivl jenja
To so bodoGe naloge graditeljey novega svetovnega
eda XII pa seo ostati samo ma papirju zelJa in ma
porov tstih odgovonih cineljev, XII Jim e bodocnost
sveta pri srcu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Spencer y. Irwin

V Cleveland "Plain Dealer
pise gori imenovani dopisnik
clanke pod naslovom Behind
the foreign news. Velikokrat
sem sledil njegovim clankom v
najboljsi veri, da Je gotQvo IL
:rpno informiran, predno ida
iavnosti svoje mnenje.
Ne samo enkrat, ampak vec-
krat sem re opazil ma mojo in
naso zalost, da je slabo infor-
m iran o resnicni situaciji v
vzhodni Evropi, posebno kar Sc
tice odnosajev med Jugoslavijo
in Italijo, ali II. pr. danasnje
razmere v Jugoslaviji sami.
PRAY do casa n. pr. ko je sam
Churchill oznanil, da je Tito v
resnici pravi vodnik ljudstva,
ter do casa, ko je cello mladi
kralj Peter primal oficijelno o.
blast marsala Tita, je Mr.. Spen-
GER Sc trdil, da ina gen. Mihaj-
lovic Sc tisoce cetnikov.
Slepo drveti ter oznanjati ne
rcsnico nj eticno. Borba "a svo-
bodo tiska ina ognjisce v Zed,
lczavah; S to borbo je ma scitu
iterarnih borcev znamenje res.
nice, katere vcasih nositelji ne
vidijo, ker drzijo scit proti dru.
gim. =. -
Vojna Sc danes razvija proti
5loveniji. V kratkem bono bra
Ii najbolj smesna porocila 0 ma
81 zemlji, katere zgodovino in
narodnostno lego poznamo sko.
raj do zadnje vasi. Poznamo tu-
II zalostne case nasega PrimOr-
ia cd zacetka in Sc pref, pa do
5cdanje vojne.
Loteval bi sc mas lahko obup,
ko beremo imena grofa Sforza,
ki je danes svetovalec italian
fjke Wade in XII je sodeloval ze
po prvi svetovni vojni, da Sc je
nase Primorje pol milijona
Slovencev pahnilo fasistom v
podrocje. Bonami, XII je predsed-
mix danasnje italijanske Wade,
ie bill tudi eden med tistimi dr.
Savnil1i. "a MIN pride salvelni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

eli in fasist. Vsak posten Slo-
venec S postenim slovenskim ST.
Gem hi Sc moral tenn velikim jul
nakom odkriti, dati jim pomo-
Il.
Da, danes mas narod'v start
domovini strada, potika Sc po
hostah brez gorkih sob, z rraz-
MIN zelodcem, morda pa nj vec
"daleko, ko bit &c dana" in te-
daj bo ia anaski narod gotovo
incl svoj obracun narodnimi
ida jicami.
Slovenci in Slovenke, ako Gu
tite vasimi starsi, sorodniki,
'brati in sestrani ter njihovi-
mi sinovi in hcerami, ma dan
danes, takoj, ker pomoc jim je
nujno potrebna, prebrskajte
ponoseno obleko, pocistite jo in
prinesite "a collinWoodsko o.
krozje V Slovenski delavski dom,
kjer jo b o d o clanice nasega
krozka uredile in odposlale ta-
koj, ko sc iste nabere zadosti "a
cdpOSiliatev v New York ma
glavni urad organizacije "War
Relief Fund of Americans of
, South Slavic Descent. Parti-
zanska ladja je re ma roti, po-
trudimo Sc vsi, da jo bono ame-
riski Slovenci napolnili z obleko
in zdravili "a nase brate in Sc
sire ter njihove otroke. Prosto-
ri "a nabiranje obleke v Slo-
ven:kem delavskem domu so
odprti vsak vecer med tednom
Cd 7. do 9. ure zvecer.
Da, nesteto nasih nedolznih
ljudi je raznih nacijskih tabo-
riscih zaprtih, kjer stradajo ko-
! lillor je ,pac Sc zivih. Nedolzni
so, zrtve nemske brutalne ko-
hortc. Edini njih greh je, da so
Slovencl. Med temi zrtvami je
tudi ena izmed moiih sestcr z
mozem in DIVER m a odraslima
hcerkama. Yes njihov greh je
BIZ, da jc bill moz, oziroma oce,
sloyenski ucitelj in navdusen
narodnjak, voditelj> slovenske
lramatike in petja, Pa SO prisli
pred tremi lett nacijski pobali-
nj ter cello dftaaino odpeljali -
kan Sc danes nihce ne We.
Sloyenec in Slovenlsa, morda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Pomoc partizanom

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor je
ze bio objavl jeno, nabirajo Pro-
gresivne Slovenke Cd vseh kroz-
kov stare obleko "a partizansko
Jugoslavijo. Glavni stan posto-
jank je: "a krozek st. 2 v Slo-
v9nskem narodnem domu ma ST..
Clair Ave-, "a krozek st. l pa V
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo V prostorih bivse tr-
govine A. Ogrina. Ia collinwood-
sko okrozje SO ljudje re prinesli
zelo vellko obleke do sedaj; pri
nabiranju SO jako pridne clani-
&C nasega krozka, imena vseh
darovalcev bodo priobcena v E.
nakopravnosti kakor nitro bo
vse delo popolnem redu.
Ia cnkrat vsem darovalcem
tlsOckratna vam hvala, da ste Sc
odzvali k temu samaritanskemu
klicu V pomoG nasim hrabrim
partizanon1. Sc so dobra srca
med ameriSkimi Slovenci, nj Sc
treba bait hudobnih jezikov, XII
pravijo: me dajte tenn babam,
XII nabirajo "a komuniste'. Ako
YAM kdo poda slicni izraz, mu
l1ar z odprtim srcem nazaj "a
brusite, da je narodni izda ja-
lee, kvizling, naci-fasist, garje-
vec svojcSa lastnega naroda.
Cast so rrcresni, mas ubogl
narod trpl nc samo pod brutal
.1ostjo Nemcev paG pa tudi po-
radi "narodnih belogardistov'
petoliznikov nacijev. Kdo SO V
vrstah Narodne osvobodilne vol
ske, to ste imeli IL vec prilik ci-
tati il pisem, XII SO re pricela pri-
hajati cd slovcnskih partizanov
in med temi so duhovniki,
zdravliki, profesorji, kmetjc in
d"'"-'ci vsi pod emo zastavo z c.
MIN geslom "Smrt fasizmu --
Svobodn narodu". Ali nj v TEN
vse povcdano? a
Da, to so partizani, ali maj jih
zato psujemo z komunisti, ker
sc bijejo "a svobodo slovenske-
ga naroda brez verske razlike,
ali "a to ker so gladni, raztrga-
nj in bosi, brez strehe, ker do
move ulu je pozgal satanski ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Lepo so Sc odzvali

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zadnjo
nedeljo, 8. oktobra ma proslavi
rs. obletnice obstanka dram
skega zbora "1van Cankar", ko
Sc je priredilo igro "Deseti
brat, je bila zelo povoljna ude-
lezba cd zavednega obcinstva.
z zanimanjem vam citatelji
sporofam o prostovoljnih pri-,>
spevkih Cd strani socutnih da-
rovateljev "a trpeci narod v do
movini. Priliko ma tel priredbi
sem izrabil prav povoljno v pri-
zidku "a mizo, kjer SO mi do
larcki leteli IL usmiljenih rok,
da je bilo veselje slisati izraz
nekaterih, da so re in s. bodo
darovali revnemu narodu.
Oh stem pri omizju so nase
zavedne Slovenke pele lepe ma
rodne pesmi, katere te poneso
v tuznih mislih nazaj rojstno
domovino, katero Sc ne da po.
zabiti. Namiselno vprasam We
selo omizje zensk "a prostovolj-
ne prispevke pornoc potreb-
MIN v domovini. Pc nekaj mi
nut casa so ma moi predlog ze
nabrale pri njih omizju vsoto
$11.5O. Darovale so: Mrs. c..
Flaisman, Mrs. Frank He, Mrs.
T.. Legat, Mrs. Erbeznik, Mrs.
Petrich, Mrs. P. Lab, Mrs. r.
Bozeglav, Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Le-
bar, Mrs. Likozar, Mrs. senk,
in Ch. Wick. Vsega denarja ma
tel priredbi sem prejel $47.5O.
"a kar Sc vsem darovalcem mai
iskreneje zahvaljujem v imenu
trpecega naroda v start domo-
vini.
Kadar Sc zopet oglasim, bonn
porocal skupno vsoto, koliko
sem re nabral cd 9. septembra
do prihodnjega porocila, XII ga
zopet oh priliki podam. VISA
druga imena darovateljev be
porocal rojak J. Okorn. - Dai
brat! Daj sestra! Lakota in po-
manjkanje drugih potrebsein nj
noEena sala. r....
Herman Grebenc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

SIC je tvoji sestri ali bratu, NOR
da ocetu in materi tudi nekaj
tako groznega pripetilo v start
domovini. Ali bi jim ne zelel po-
magati po vseh svojih moceh,
da bi Jim omilil njihovo gorje ?
Tu imas priliko, daj po svojih
moceh "v pomoc partizanom"
sedaj ko je nam dana prva pri-
lika.
Obleke in zdravila, katera bo
partizanska ladja peljala v KRAFT
KEN casu v stare domovino, bo-
do morda resila zivljenje enemu
izmed tvojih biiznjih sorodni-
kov-partizanov brez razlike ver-
skega preprieanja, ker v gladu
in ubostvu nj razlike kakega
prepricanja je siromak.
Mnogo fzmed ameriskih Slo-
vencev bo morda razocaranih,
ko bo te vojne konec, ko Sc bo-
do Slovenci povrnili ma svoje
domove il partizanskih gozdov.
Kaj mislite bo cutil tax ameri-
Ski Slovenec, XII danes ostudno
pljuje po vseh hrabrih delhi in
cinih Narodne osvobodilne VOL
ske, ko bo morda dobil obvesti-
10, da ie bill med partizani, NOR
da njegov oce, brat, sestra in
matt in ko bo obvescen, da mu
je oce ali brat poginil cd gladu
v nacijskem koncentracijskem
taboriscu. Kaj vi mislite, kaj maj
bi pocel tax clovek, XII veil
kim veseljem danes udriha in
zanicuje ter osramoca gigantsh
BOZ jugoslovanskih borcev "a
narodno svobodo? Ali ne misli-
oe, ko hi O tenn zvedel njegov
brat, da bi mu ponudil vrv ma
migom tia v gozd pojdi in 81 IL
beri mocno drevo, tam je tvoj
prostor?!
Rojaki in rojakinje, ponovno
apeliramo ma vas, zberite donna
obleko, katere morda sami ne
potrebujete vec, prinesite 10 in
ze naprej v lmenu vasih ma
rodnih bratov in sester v start
1omovini, Sc YAM Progressive
Slovenke" najprisrcneje zahva-
ljujejo.
Eva Coff.