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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Nazis Seen Quitting
 Robot Bomb Bases

Supreme Headquarters, AEF, Aug 25. UP)-T'he German armies Oi Naorthern France were reported iii full flight for the Rbineland today abandoning their Seine river line from Paris 10 the sea and the robot bomb bases along the Channel coast
 With their 7th Army reduced from a first-elass fighting machine Of some 450.00O men to a disorganized rabble of barely 900OO in the dis astrOus Battle of Normandy, the Germans appeared to be pulling out Of all northern France and moving back for last ditch Hght on the borders of their homeland,
 Tse NaA 18th army in the Pas de Calais area, stripped Of much of its armor and artillery to rein- force the 7th Army, was reported racing headlOng toward the Marne river line and the Rhine, under say age attack by Allied planes.
 Simultaneously. four Allied armies crushed in on the broken remnants of the eneny's 7th army eblow the Seine, cOnverging on the great ehan- mel port of Le Hayre.
 Canadian troops swung eastward along the Channel coast to capture Honour at the mouth Of the Seine and less than five airline miles across the estuary from Le Havfe, and headquarters spokesmen said the survivors of the NaA army were penned into a boX between tle
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Lower Tox,
 Higher Goin

Washington, Aug, 25-tuP(-A' though the cabaret tax was reduced from 30 to 20 per cent on July ] the government collected s5.OOO.OOl more in taxes on theater, concert and cabaret admissions in July than ln June, the Bureau Of Internal Revenue reported today,
 July receipts from admissions to' tailed s3I ,343. .729. twice as much a' iD July of last year June collections were s26.240, ,l95,
 The Governments July collections Of Internal DeyenGe from all sources total e2620, ,22t 038, compared with @ 090, I96,4l4 in 5dly Of last year,
 July collections Of individual inE come taxes tOtaled sl ,3lB 0SI ,295, an increase of nearly s450, 0,000. 900 over July a year ago, while corporation taX collections were down from eI6i 249,795 in July last year to ST 355 53l,
 Liquor taxes brought ip Oeiese,' 4Bl, 4 Heayy increase over last year, to sli4,355,5SI
 Liquor taxes brought in s20D is39,- 4B2, q heavy increase over last year, and ID about Slb,O0O0,N from June collections,
 Cigarette taxes were down to S70,E 9B7 83I, a decline Of sI0l0000 900 from last July due tO the increased flow of taE-free cigarettes to the armed forces,
 Indicating that there Is Less mos lOFing this year than there was last summer, the automobile use tag and the gasoline taE collections were both lower by several million dollars than iD July, i943.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Punishment Of War
 Guilty Ok'd By Pope
By JAMES 2. ROPER

Rome, Aug. 25. WPD-Weteran sources reported today that Popf RiuS had informed Prime AaaalaEtes Winston Churchill Grmang . as-mip- ute conversation WedDesdaV fhaa the church recognizes the justice 0' punishing war criminals,
 The Pope. however, gas said to have expressed the hope that pap~ ishment would not be attended fo the people of Itaiy, which he sug- gested should be made a fully aily with other United Nations.
 The ehureilis atjtupde toward var criminals was among many tsp- p0Ftant international subjects dis cussed by the Pope and the British prime minister at the Vatican iia- formed quarters said.
 These sources, expressing belief the conference tended to increase the churellis in5unee in world af- fairs, pointed out that the nature of subjects had emphasized that chuuchillis visit 10 the Vatican was nOt just a courtesy call
 The Pope gas said to haze eS- pressed keen concern oyer tOrths coming peace terms and urged Churchill, when he is at the peace conference. to consider the principle of nati0nalities on the contention that nati0nalities do not de.
 Informed quarters said the Pope also spoke iengtbily tp favor of
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Al PeIsy.WsIsy AssiH Co RoWseNie LeestioD

Vatican City, Aug, 25wtDN w't1lf antl.NaEj councillor and ty0 keege' larles 0f the Bs0naniap Legation 70 tlle Ig0ly See, wllo glijt ibelr post ~ days ego declaring themselves pf0' Allied and den0nllclIg tIaeir tgllD' isteg, Rasil 0Tig0Eeea, f0g continuing 10 seyye, were baek et UletT old 0'' fiees today,
 ogig0Teea, gtlo nlllsf lleVe kil0sl lllr0ugl the Vatican aBd the Abllcl0 Rt Blieharest tDlst TsoDaanls was pres paFing te Qiit the waT, apparently had e0nfideFad M llldiEefaet eo e0ils fide Co his slIb0EdlBates,
 They wege ail reported friends agaln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
COPs-D Den,s Seek UnityOn o. s. World Peace" Plan

Hui, weli aware Of WOOdrOw WI. sons mistakes iD 1919, has worked diligently aIl spring tO create D., partisan congressional support Of his plan f0T world organization, He was assured 0f t for the broad outlines Of bis plan late iD May when a bipartisan Senate commit tee gave him "g0 ahead for lbe current DlllDbariOD Oaks conference 0D world security
 Before he meets Dulles for the third lime. Hull ytll confer again with that Senate committee, pff' slnably tO give Us members prog reks report OD the dlseusisons ai DliiDbaFt0D Oaks but more likely tO discuss the nature and the goal Of his talks Witll Dulles.
 Dulles enlphasis ulat "We are breaking neg ground" lent efeds
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Planes Roar OverN. Reich

Iondon. Aug. 25-lUPD-More than l,iO0 American heavy eombefs attacked numerous targets in north" ern Germany today, the U. s. Sec ond Tactical Air Force announced las Berlin radio reported that an' other formation from Italy was ranging over Austria on the second consecutive day of the renewed aer' ial offensive.
 While the Italy-hased raid was not immediately confirmed by Allied sources. the Second Tactical Ar Force reported that the great neet of Plying FortTesseg and Liberatofs had attacked a variety of important targetss in the northern region Of the reich. Tine bombers were ae. nompanied by strong forces Of Lightning, ThnndeTbolt and Mus tang fighter planes,
 The targets in northern Germany Included the llying bomb and rocket RgneFimental station Rt Peenemnndei . h0mheT assembly plant and bonbS or component parts plant Rt Wis maF; an0theT hOmbeT eemponentS plant ct Lllebeek; Q h0NbeT assems hly plant at Rast0ek; 2 synthetic oil plant at P0lltz; German aigf0gee stations at AnklaA, RebweriD and henbTandeDbuFg west of Stettipi and Q German air f0roe FeseaFeh center at Rechlin,
 Returning eregneD reported gep' aTslDy good results,
 A fleet of some 800 American medium h0mbegs, ne ,Dwbt le bombed coastal batteries, enemy
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Less Butter For Civilians
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Chicago. Aug, 25,-(UPD-rhe ejy. utap butter situation this year wilI be "tbe most critical tn the history Of the tIldtistTy." Dg, s. 4, Illlelle, sStetsiye sAeietary Ot the American Butter Institute, predicted taday,
 Raiebe said that creamery butter production for l0s4 g0uld fall about g5 per cent below that Of g943 and that the supply ayajIable to civilians this mOnill would be about six pounds leF capita, or bali pound per Hl0ptb per person,
 TBle basic cause for the shortage, RiIehe said, Is that price ceilings for butter age relatively l0ger nlan the ceilings for other dairy products, which has encouraged producers to market whole milk when markets for t were available
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
RIFLEMEN AND TANKS DRIVE TOWARD CITY

London, August 2S.-<UPD - American tanks and rifle men were reported pouring into the heart of Paris today tO join French regulars and a motley Parisian street army in a house-tO-hOuse battle against stubborn German troops, and head quarters sources indicated the complete liberation of the city was now a matter 0t hours.
 An unidentified announcer, reported to be an American war correspondent. broadcast from a secret fighting French transmitter said to have been set up in the center of the city. said the Yanks stormed through the Orleans gate on the south side of Paris at lO:4O this morning and fan ned out swiftly along the main avenues.
 A few minutes later the sp0kes- man announced that dougllboy col uTnns had reached the Luxembourg Gardens and had gone on beyond into the Latin quarter. where regu- ara of the French End armored de yislon already were attacking Nazi streng-points.
 The German DINE news agency said the Americans broke across the Yvette river at two points just south of the capital under cover of an aerial barrage. and asserted that ylnlent fighting was in progress in and around the capital.
 Between the Americans Swarming In from the south and French are nmed forces from the west. the German garrison Was being slowly auEeexed into the northeastern corner of the city. At many points the Nazis were reported tleeine 10 ascape Che Allied tank columns orliv 10 be cut down by French pas trlots who closed on them from all sides.
 Gen. LeeieTe
 nrig. Gen. Jacques Leclere, the Legendary French desert warrior, len his 2nd aTmored division into Parls early today, bringing the first regn"
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Buzz Bombs Keep Up Poce

lOndOn, Aug, 25-tDPD-F1ylDB bombs believed directed from sites In France, Belgium and Holland again fell on London iTl dayligllt to- day after a night spent in uneasy anticipation Of BeTlin's promised unyeiling Of the new na1 secret weapon, Va.
 Not even one of the familiar VI prOjecfiles reaching London during darkness-tbe first respite in a week, The Nazis made a heavy attempt to GatlIrate the defenses yesterday eye- ming. however. with wave on ways Of bombs coming over during the daylight hours
 Fighters and ack-ack gunners brought down many Of the pil0tless planes and others were caught by the baTTage balloons. 4 block of workers apartments in one south ern England business district was hit.
 No further details were available today OD last nights disclosure that Q bomb struck and partially demol- tghed a famous and historical south ern England building "Wednesday night,
 Tt vas stated authOlttatiyely that largely due to the stepped-up effi- eieDcy Of deienaes, llefe had been Q considerable drop iD casualties in recent weeks and n0 increase in the scale Of damage.
 Prime Minister cbuTebill's last report to C0pmOns OD Aug, s on the blIzzbOgllls said that a total Oi lTO00 homes had been destroyed 9Dd 800,OO0 damaged to that date, Each bomb, he reported, damages about I53 houses, Much Of that daIns age, Of course, is trivial, consisting
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Romanian Soldiers Give
 Up By Thousands To Soviets

Moscow. Aug. 9 - tUPD - Ro- manian troops. ordered by their king to cease resisting the Red Army. were surrendering by the thousands today in the face Of a Russian onslaught that already has oveHrun virtually all Bessarabia and northern Moldasia and carried to within l3S miles of Bucharest.
 CA German c0mmunique said parts of Romanian forces" ceased resistance against the Red Army on the Rosnanian front while German troops fought their way back" to- ward the Prut and Seret rivers. Radio Berlin said the Germans were withdrawing from ROmaria as the front disintegratedD
 Front dispatches indicated that the ROmanian army had collapsed completely as the 2nd and 3rd So- viet Ukrainian Armies. advancing up to 28 miles ia 24 hours. rolled to within co miles or less of the Galati Gap to southern Romania and lls miles of the great oil center of Ploesti.
 GSOyiet troops adyanoed g miles last night and now are approaching Focsani on the western end Of Ga- laii Gap, tlae London radio reported today in a broadcast recorded by CBS. Focsani is s3 miles southwest of Barlad. the fall Of which was announced by Moscow yesterday, and is less than 100 mikes from Bucharest itselfD
 German forces still were offering si-ditch resistance at many points and some engaged in armed clashes with the Romanians, who were sur- rendering en masse. More than 25.- 900 prisoners, most of them Roe lnanians. were rounded up yesterday alone.
 Confusion
 Dispatches likened the confusion to that prevailing ip Italy follow ing Premier Marshal PietrO Badog- li0s equalization tO tine Allies while the Germans stifi were resisting fiercely in his homeland.
 The Soviet Foreign c0mmisarlat ip the first oiilcial Russian state- ment since King Michaeis' an- nOunoement that ROmania had ace cepfed a Soviet arInistice offer warned last night that the Red Army must continue military oper- ati0ns in ROmania until German forces there had been destroyed.
 '@Tgle help Of the R0manian Army to troops Of the Red Army in the liquidation of German troops is the only means of stopping military op- eTatiOns in ROmanian territory and
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Rome, August 25. - (UPl - American Forces captured the Riviera resort city 0s Cannes today and were re- ported battling the Germans only l5 miles below Lyon, big RhOne valley industrial cen ter, l7O miles inland from the Mediterranean coast.
 A United Press dispatch from Annecy, capital Ok Haute SavOte Province, said an American flying column was expected there nlOnlen- tariIy from GrenOble, B miles to the south. Liberated by French Maquis, Annecy was draped with American and French flags in anticipa- tiOn of the arrival. .. .. ..
 The fact that the Ameri- cans had not yet arrived at Annecy appeared to disprove earlier reports that they already had reached the Swiss border at St. Julien, l6 miles farther north, and Evian. 25 miles northeast Of St. Julien.
 The Rome newspaper n Tempo said an American armored column had en- gagged the Germans IS miles south of Lyon after an ad- vance from Grenoble, 58 miles to the southeast. French Maquis were said to be in control of Lyon, long 8 resistance center, but the Germans appeared to be fighting to prolong the Amer ican advance as long as pos- sible.
 Fall of Lyon
 The fall of Lyon would cut all the main escape routes for German forces remaining in southwest France and close the gap between the Allied armies in central and southern France to ITO miles. The American advance already had euE
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Tito To Get Allied Aid

Marshal TitO's Headquarters tS Yugoslavia, Aug. 22.-fDPD-Flans for much closer coordination ol military operations by Allied forces in Italy and the National Army ol Liberation in gngoslagia were yoIked out at the recent conferences among Prime Minister winston Churchill Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson commander of Allied forces ip the Mediterranean and himself, Mar sinai Tito said today.
 Joint operations by British aia0 American ground troops and tile partisan army might be expected on a growing scale in the near fu- ture, he said.
 Noting that detaehmentS from the three forces had already carried out several actions together on the Dal- matian Islands. he said the neees' sity for secrecy forbade a more de- tailed discussion of plans.
 Secluded ip his new headquarters gaTgis0ned by manipulated Briflsll ground troops and eommand0S efle men of his own forces, tlle Wafsllal Eas deep iD work at the time of foday's interview.
 Matters discussed at his c0nfer@ enees with Churchill gere principal ly military. he said. Among other things an agreement gas reaeiled on Increased shipments Of Rrmaplepts to the National Army of Liberation, tie marshal reported, and on tl' creased evacuation Of wounded from the country,
 Tito also eonfeFred gitb IA. Gen, Ira c. EakeT, commander os Ailsea mir foraes iD the Mediterranean
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Ngw FORD STRIKE

Detroit. Aug. 25-(uP) -Appr0S- imately 2.e00 workers ct the Ford Motor c0lnpaDy'k highland parA plant vent on strike this morning a company spokesman reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
BATTLE NAYS ITO MILES FROM SOUTH COAST
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
 Supreme Headquarters, AEFs August 25. UP - Allied troops have reached the mouth ok the Seine river and captuHea HOnfleur, less than five miles west Of Le lTavre, it was an- ssounced today.
 Headquarters also announeea that the German pocket west Ok the Seine river has been almost entirely eliminated and that pur- suit 0f remaining enemy troops in the trap Is continuing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
CANNES AND HORNFI EUR FALL TO ALLIES
 AMERICAN TROOPS RUSH TO AID PARISIANS
BULLETIN

London, August g. - (UPD-The British Broad casting Company heard radio Cairo broadcast an announcement today that the new Ronnanian govern ment had declared war on Germany.
 The German LHftwaffe bombed Bucharest late to- day, BEG said.
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nrig. Gen. Jacques Leclere. the Legendary French desert warrior. ied his 2nd aFInored division into Pafls early today, bringing the first reen-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-09

Mi prirejamo veselice in pix
nike, da 81 ojacimo naso blagaj-
no, tako da moreno bolje pod
pratt razne ustanove.
Drustvo Cleveland podpira
vse dobre stvari, posebno se IA
nina "a SANS in Pomozno ak
CLIO "a ponoc naserau narodu
v start domovini.
Mi elani in clanice moreno
biti ponosni na svoje drustyo in
5e bolj zanimati zanj, cato Sc
udelezirno piknika V nedeijo
velikem stevilu. Odber Sc jako
zanima in della ma tenn, da Sc bo
postreglo vsen navzocina; "a
laene bono imeli guiaz, in po-
lento, a kateri ne ljubi gulasa
in polento, nlu bono pa $ elm
irugim postregH. Tudi Sc pre-
skrbimo "a zejne, da ne bodo
zejni in tudi "a one, katere We
sell pies, bono incl dobro god
bo, katera bo razveseliia staro
in mlado.
Zato ne pozabite priti v nede-
ljo IL. junija ma pilsnik drustya
cleveland. ,. ~.
Vzehite st. Clair Nottingham
poulicno do konca in potenn we
mite Bus do 200 ceste in Lind
berg Ave. in ste pri doinu.
Ma svidenje! .5.
Matt Lucich, clan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-09
Drustvo cleveland"
vabi ma piknik

Ker smo v vojnih casih, smo
prikraj jsani ma razlicnih stva-
reh, "a katere so tezkoce dobiti,
posebno v poletnem casu, ko 81
Slovek najbolj potrebuje, 1da bi
vzel nekaj uric: OBJ mcclellan, in
Sc odpeljal v prosto, rlaravo. in
Sc umaknil liz vrocih in dimt1if
mestnih ulic. ~. ...,fF;S,
Ker nam nj dano, da bi5 sli
dalec ven kot navadno, Sc bo-
mo pa rnalo blizje ustavili in Sc
pozabavali ravno tako ali pa Sc
bolje, ker radi prevoznih sred-
stew imamo tu bolie. Prostor Sc
nahaja samo. pet minut hoda do,
mestnega busa, in nj nobenemu
treba skrbeti S kom Sc DO pri-
peljal do prostora ali cd tam
proti domu. y,
Torej, kateri mogoce ina skr-
bi radi transportacije, maj jih
kar opusti. IL mesta vzemite po-
ulicno karo St. Clair Noting
ham do konca, potem vzenlite.
bus z napisom Bliss Rd., in IL
stopite ma e. 207 St., ter pojdi-
te cez zeleznisko progo in ste
v 3 minutah pri Domu NJ vrtu
ali v dvorani, kjer Sc boste po-
zabavali m d veliko druzbo
drustyenih tlanov in clanie ter
prijaznih in vljudnih rojakov
Ljubljancanov. Tu SO tuoi lepi
balincarski prostori.
Drustvo Cleveland" st. 1876
s. N. p. J. prijazno vabi cenje-
no obcinstvo, posebno pa Clan
stvo bratskih drustev ma vese-
10 svidenje ma pikniku, ki ga
priredi v nedeljo, IL. junija ma
vrtu in v dvorani Slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave.
Vabi odbor!
j. J. Gabrenja, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-09
TITOVA VOJNA MISIJA V LONDONU
(Radio govor prof. Borisa Furlana)

V cetrtek A. maja dopoldne je Londonu vrslla
novnarska konferenca katero odbor Juznh SlovanoV
priredl vono misijo Narodne osvobodlne voske Ju
gosave. Pred napoVedano je bila vellka dVorana
Savoy hotela napolnena zbranim zastopnik britain
skega in ameriskega casopisja dipomatskimi inozem
skim korespondent predstaVnki najvec]lh svetoVnlh
teegrafskih agenc b1anske radio-oddajne korporac-
lie it'd dvorani vadalo neko sVecano prlcakoVanJe
in oni radostni nem XII predznamenuje zponltev dolgo
zazeljenega dogodka Dobrodosica katero so lzbran
zastopnik avnega mnen svobodolubnih narodov Vse-
pa sveta pozdrav generala Velebita je ba primeren
izraz custev XII jh gojijo udske mnozce Veke Brita
nije in vseh zaVeznkOV napram NOV IN herOJskl bOrb
vseh narodov Jugoslavije
V gladko tekoci anglescini je general Veebt podal
pretresivo ko epske borbe XII o vodijo danes narodl
Jugosave posnel je MEN hisoricni smisel IN zaJel
jasno posaVjenih ezah Jugosovansko problematko
notranje in zunanjepotcno. Nato pa e do konca kon-
ference XII ie taala skorO dive ur odgOVaral ma staV
LENA vprasanja konkletnostjo preciznostJo IN
predvsem prep1icevanoso katero zmore e clovek XII Je
neposredno doziva, cuti in prezVe dogaJane, katere
ga opisuja Ia neposredne jasne, takorekoc otp
live resnGnos e zajela dvolano in e bla temboJ
ucinkovta zaadi samonaozene umelJenosti, ki e od-
kovala generalova izvajanja.
Popolen l1speh konference Sc je primelno odraza
tisku in radio-oddajah velkim in debelo tiskanlm
nasov je branski tisk poioca poeku konterence IN
izavah generala Velebita Simpatcno nastroenje ma
pram Ttov von misij Sc izaza tlsku kot Vernem IL
razu splosnega javnega mnenja
To Sc je pokazalo ze p1V dan po pr1hodu mlslJe
London ko so Sc zace vrst fotografi drug drugm,
tako da e general zace nejevono godnatl in deja da
bi raie trrat prekorac neske nije nego da b Sc Sc
nadaie nastayal fotografom. No. koncno je e udal
svojo usodo.
u IL genelaovih odgovorov ma mnoga vprasanJa,
XII so u bia stavljena e predvsem dvoje postao po-
vsem iasno Prvo e neomana VOLTA narodov JugosiavlJe
bor.se proti nacifasisticnm okupantom do skanostl
in do koncne popone image Dugo pa je enako odocna
VOLTA prepreciti vsak povrate start predvoni slsem,
diktato te ali one kke Nova Jugosavja ki 10 ustVar-
ao heroske ztye nash narodov, bo vadana po narodu
in "a narOd
2 Ia mas tn Londonu 50 to Veliki dneVl. Vs do
bro vemo da nam je zmaga zagotovjena enako dobro
Sc zavedamo da SO Sc teske borbe pred nam in da mo-
moramo prav sedaj do nost koncenrra vse sVoJe
sie in srniti svoe vrste da jo cm pref in elm bo
OStV
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II partizaf,skega tiska

iasna. Ma eni strani okupator $
svojimi sluzabniki ustasi in Get
niki, a ma drugi strani ljudstvo
praznih rok s partizansko vol
sko. Vsi izdajalci, pa maj Sc i
menujejo Pavelic, Medic, Rup-
mix ali pa begunska vlada s
svojim Drazem, spadajo "a ma
rod V emo vrsto, ker so stall 2
okupatorjem ma isti strani ba-
yilzad, narod in njegova vojska
pa 8 drugi strani.
Ma "a nacin narod ne dela
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-09

C'arek je izsel V partizan-
skc"2 ictu "Vjestnik" Z. jan. |.
1914.
.Naso z~aI?sno vlado in yes
njen pokret =" osvobojenje do
movine je PuriG ;menoval tero-
risticno in izrazil obzalovanje
da nj mogla njegova Vl.ada bitl
stiku narodom, da ga obve'
sti.
Pa kaj bi bill hotel Puric raz'
jasniti nasemu ljudstvu? Ljud'
stvu je situacija popolnoms
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lJredrl11<Ova
poSta
Vabilo ma piknik

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustvo
Cleveland" stew. 126 8. N. P.
j. vabi ma piknik, kateri Sc vrsi
v nedeljo, IL junija Sloyen-
5kern drustvenem domu, ma Re-
cher Ave-, Euclid, Ohio.
Nase drustvo apelira ma syo-
.ie clane in danice, da Sc udele-
se piknika in tudi vabirno druge
rojake, da mas obiscejo, da Sc
razvesele Y vcseli druzbi svojih
prijateljev.