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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-03
For the Air Age
(New York Times)


 Enthusiasts say that the personal aircraft is now like the 1919 automobile It needs landing facilities, just as the automobile of 1919 needed good roads for mass development an industry. II the NeW forK metropolitan community invests in airplanes Tn the same proportion it invested in automobiles, the problem will be acute National avatlon autnor- ities like Charles Stanton and w A. M. Burden of the Department of Commerce have estimated that from 300 900 to GOO personal aircraft will be Tn use in this country within five years of the wars end By ratio of New Yorks wealth and buying hablts to the rest of the country this would land from 3ooOo to 50000 personal airpanes on our ooorsCep-H we have doorstep for them
 Joseph Geuting, Jr of the Personal Aircraft Coun- ci1 of the Aeronauical Chamber of Commerce accepts that estimate and says that doorsteps-air parks air harbors and flight stops-can be prepared TOT them at surprisingly little cost in either money or the amenities of metropolitan life. The Regional Plan Association and the Port of New York Authority, nroved experts on our problems of traffic. working with the representatives of the counties in the area The New York Board of Trade is active in these studies
 Out of their discussions have already several tenable and applicable theories The personal alr- plane needs great airports but large nuHpei of rldmentary landing facilities with runWays not more than 2O0O by 300 feet clear of obstruction at each end Such runways sodded and handicapped, can be fitted extraordinarily well into park, recreationai and even into those residential where the tall building does not prevail.
 Hitherto the airport, with the noise of many airpanes, has been considered destroyer o1 resi- dential values Recent inquiries reveal that many of o,,r newly aid minded people want to live near places where they can fly, and many business 11rms likewise want to be close to flying facilities Valuable as metropolitan real estate may be- there is distinct prospect that value may be enhanced rather than depreciated by proximity to the instruments oi lhe air age
 7. It is a nroblem over which the city authorities, hoth technical and political may well get together without delay and without acrimony.
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N-O-T-I-C--E

The articles of War Department property listed below, now at Ex- cursion Inlet, Alaska, have been de- clared surplus salvage and will be sold to the highest bidder. Sealed bids will be accepted by Command ing Officer, Excursion Inlet, Alaska, up to and including Five November l944. Bids will be opened on Six November 1944 and delivery will be made to the highest bidder at Ex- cursion Inlet, Alaska. The War De- partment makes no warranty rela- tive to condition of this property and reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Certified check for the amount of the bid, payable to Treasurer of the United States must accompany each bid.
 One each barge, wooden, 60 it., BCS-1554.
 One each scow, wannigan, reg istry number 167140.
 J. w. CORNETT,
 1st. It.. OD., Comdg. First publication, Oct. 19, 1914 Last publication, Nov. 4, 1944.
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HOROSCOPE E "The stdrs incline
 bat do not compep
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4


 Although this is not an import ant day in planetary government certain evil portents are discerned There is an i'll omen affecting naval affairs which may be the subject of legislative discussion.
 HEART AND HOME: Girls and women in public service are warned by astrologers to use their liberty wisely. The stars presage unfor- tunate reaction from hard work and desire for pleasure that may undermine character.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: This is a day most forbidding for the sign ing of contracts or agreements of any sort. After December l there will be great volume of holiday trade with enlarged stocks.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Unity of interest in peace plans appears to be assured. In the United States leading statesmen of both Parties will contribute to carefully devised programs for the future. Fame for younger legislators is forecast.
 INTERNATIONAL FFAIRS s: Nazis without a haven in flight from disaster will fight desperately long after they have acknowledged defeat, according to the seers. Again the tragic death of Hitler is prophesied.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of good fortune. It will be time for push ing all ambitions with a belief in achievement.
 Children born on this day will be ambitious and successful. They should have intellectual develop ment at an early age.
 Copyright, 1944) ga
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COMMUNISTS GOOD FIGHTERS

, ..l.ssIon last summer re- ported directly to the White House, confirming previous ideas that CD the Chinese Communists have about 500,00O loyal troops, though poorly equipped; (2) they have another 100000 potential fighters now do- ing guerrilla work behind Jap lines; (3) they have superior in- telligence regarding Jap operations; (4) their commander, Tse-tung, has a brilliant record of resisting the Japs to the last ditch
 Result of all this was that the United States faced the alternative of working directly with the Com munists, which would affect Chiang Kai-shek, or of trying to get Chiang Kai-shek to work with them so the United States could then work with both.
 This was what U. s. Ambassador Gauss and Gen. Stilwell were try ing to do-to get the Generalissimo to work with the Communists. The Ambassador tried diplomacy. The General served an ultimatum. Un- fortunately, Chiang and Stilwell had rubbed each other the wrong way for a long time. Stilwell's blunt, brusque manners also had caused friction with Gen. Claire Chennault, Lord Mountbatten and Chiang.
 AIERICAN-C CHINESE IMPASSE
 Chennault battled with Stilwell over greater use of the air, called 6tilwell an old-fashioned trench fighter. Stilwell battled Mount batten over the British slowness in Burma.
 Trouble with those two is not so serious. However, when you tell
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munist propaganda, claimed no such army really existed.
 But Roosevelt, not satisfled, called in Marine Corps Col Evans Carlson, hero of Maxim Island, who had spent several years with the Chinese Communists. Carlson con- firmed that they were the most effective army in China.
 Finally, last spring, Roosevelt sent Wallace to China, specifically instructed him to arrange for a U. s. military mission to visit the Communist Army. This was. not easy. First, Wallace got Chiang $ permission to visit the Communists Later, he had to get permission from the Communist guerrillas to receive an American military mis- sion. This was really difficult.
 At first, the Communists were skeptical, but after considerable Vice Presidential persuasion, they agreed.
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guests thought it would be good joke to tell him how many ways they had of getting information from the Willkie camp during the last campaign.
 We had three men close to you all the time" volunteered the Roosevelt supporter.
 Hell, that's nothing replied Willkie. q knew who they were and I occasionally deliberately fed them form tion which promptly got back to you.
 But" continued Willkie, deliver ing the knock blow, did you know that I had six friends of mine working around the White House and in your headquarters?'
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Washington Merry
 Go-Round

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National Girl Scout Week, October 29 to Novem- Der 4 will be observed locally Juneaus Girl Scouts have their Court Awards Sunday afternoon in the Elks Hall.
 Juneaus membership in this organization is about 15O we are informed and far this city is con- cerned the Girl Scouts organization of the most active of the young peoples service groups
 The services performed locally are too numerous to mention here. For few weeks each summer the girls have good time at their Eagle River camp The rest of the time they really work.
 Nationally the Girl Scouts more than a million strong. Since Pearl Harbor they have n- creased their membership from 670000 to the present total the largest of any feminine organization in cluding the WACS and the WAVES.
 In addition to the services provided by the girls.
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WILLKIE HAD INFORMANTS

One of the most humorous as- poets of the present political battle is guerrilla warfare and spy work going on inside the opposition lines.
 Both Democratic and Republican big wigs brag secretly about having planted men close to Republican Chairman Brownell and Democratic Boss Bob Hannegan. Result is, there are few secrets, much scrambling, many laughs.
 The same thing happened in 1940, when the Democrats had in- formants close to Wendell Willkie. About a year after that election, Willkie was sitting around with a group of New Dealers, having friendly discussion. One of Willkie's
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20 YEARS AGO fr1m 4 q F. EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 3, 1924

Territorial election Presidential election both held the sceded following polls Juneau o'clock the evening Ketchkan protested the Postmaster the mails defraud connection with Alaskan pictures The Commercial Club charged that Meighn other his never came within miles Alaska using the mails to defraud they picture in Alaska.
 enrolment
 
 formation classes and inviting desired this enroll without delay had been issued by K. of the Public Schools
 the South His family o below the winter
 business this city but later Haines Seward Street Pharmacy which had been operated by w. Hinds The shop operated years by John Ptack
 report: 32 low 30; cloudy
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 0y yRoprprA ,.rE

girl public restaurant for dinner would it be all right a o suggest
 she should order doesn't tmd ordering
 O. it necessary tip who returns article dropped a shop?
 the article and the who returns it.
 decline to dance with a man,t accept
 A to become unpopular
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Weather report: High, 32; low, 30; cloudy.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN We drove out into the country" Say, the country"
 MSPRONOUNCED: Picayune Pronounce pix a-yoon MOON accent last syllable
 OFTEN MISSPEILED: Exemplary AIRY, not FRY,
 SYNONYMS: Elastic resilient buoyant
 times and is yours Let us vocabulary mastering word each day Todas word breaking out again after temporary brought the nation"
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there is another important value which this organza- ton contributes to the community value that some times is overlooked
 Although the problem of juvenile delinquency IS a large one throughout the United States in these times, it would be much larger it not for such organizations as the Girl Scouts.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
POBIRA STARO OBLEKO

Poznani rojak Frank Vrcek,
XII vodi svojo krojacnico ma
1879 Broadway, je obljubil So
delovati S Progresivnimi Sloven-
kami pri zbiranju stare obleke
med rojaki V Bedfordu, Maple
Heights in Randall. Kdor ina
obleko, katero vec ne rabi, a je
Sc uporabna, maj jo odda pobi-
rateljem, da Sc jo poslje potreb-
nemu slovenskemu narodu, XII v
starr domovini vodi borbo "a
svojo osvoboditev. Mr.. Vrcek Sc
nahaja v svoji krojacnici cd 8.
'ure zjutraj do Z. ure zvecer, ter
je ma razpolago s postrezbo
vsem, XII zelijo prinesti obleko
"a stare domovino.
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|CeShOslOvaSka
vlada Sc vrne
ma dOmaCa tia

LONDON, 26. oktobra ION.
A. - Il verodostojnih virov
prihaja vest, da je zacela vlada
predsednika Benesa resno pro-
ucevati moznost prenosa ceho-
slovaske Wade IL Londona v O.
svobojene dele cehoslovaskega
narodnega ozemlja.
Nj nemogoce, da bodo neka-
terra ministrstva kmalu odsla
"nekam ma Slovasko", ali pa
morda v Rutenijo, ma rusinsko
ozemlje. Najprej DO do odsla
najbrze ministrstva "a notranje
zadeve, trgovino, obnovo pravo-
sodje in vzgojo. Zunanje mini
strstvo in informativna sluzba
pa bi utegnila ostati Sc nekaj
casa " Londonu - dokler ne
postanejo razmerc bolj normal
ne.
,Slovaski odpor proti Nemcem
je organiziran okoli slovaskega
narodnega odbora, kateremu od-
govarjajo slicni odbori ma Ces-
KEN, Moravskem in v rusinskih
krajih.
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OAR IA ZRTVE OGNJA

Mr.. J. Sustarsic in Mr.. F.
Hribar, XII vodita svojo gostilno
pod imenom Hecker Tavern, ma
1884 E. II St., sta vceraj v ma
semu uradu darovala S25.OO "a
pomoc zrtvam strasne plinske
eksplozije. V imenu teh zrtvah
Sc jima iskreno zahvaljujemo,
ter zeleti je, da bi sc tudi drugi,
katerim sredstva dopus6ajo, od-
'zvali S pomoGjo. Denar Sc bo IL
rocilo odboru, XII bo ma delu, da
Sc tenn nesrecnim ljudem poma-
ga zopet do svojih domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
Pogoji premirja Bolgarijo objavljeni;
mora vrniti teritorij in placati skodo

WASHINGTON, 80. oktobra.
- Zedinjene drzave, Anglia in
Russia SO danes objavile pogoje
premirja, XII je bio sklenjeno z
Bolgarijo,, il katerega je razvid-
no, da je porazena drzava do
bila obljubo polne pomoci v VOL
nj preti Nemciji. .--... -
Pogoji tudi dolo6ajo, da Sc
Bolgarija odpove vsem zahte-
vam "a grsko in jugoslovansko
zemljo, katero je Bolgarija a.
nektirala, ko je bila zaveznica
Nemcije.
Pogoji glede vojne odskodni.
ne so toliko milejsi Cd onih, ka-
tere sta morali sprejeti Finska
in Romunija, da Sc ne omenja
nobene specificne vsote, tenn
vec je receno, da mora Bolgari.
ia bodisi vrniti lastnino, katerc
je vzela Zdruzenim narodom al
. njih drzavlja ljanom, ali pa placat
skodo.
Docim je premirje Z Ron1uni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
DVOJCKA STA!

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Fer
dinand Bacnik, $50 E. 239 St.,
SO Sc pretekli petek popoldne
zglasile vile rojenice in pustile
V sromin dvojcka - fantka, pr
vorojeneka. Matt in decka Sc
nahajajo v East End bolnisnici
ma Eddy Rd. in Sc dobro pocuti-
jo. Mlada mamica je hci druzi-
ne Abramovich, E. 236 St., in
memo deklisko inae je bilo Vii
ma Abramovich, srecni oce je
pa sin Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Bac-
mix, 1918 E. 176 st. - Cestita-
mo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
iNesoglasje med
Francijo in
Poljaki v Londonu

/ LONDON, 26. oktobra ION.
A. - Use kaze, da Sc je raz-
villa med francosko Via do in
poljsko vlado v izgnanstvu v
Londonu tezavna situacija, XII
je nastala radi izvrsitve dogo-
vora med Poljsko in Francijo
glede nabiranja poljskih voja-
kov ma francoskem ozemlju -
"a armada Wade v izgnanstvu.
Sporazum je bill sklenjen' le-
tos spomladi oh priliki obiska
generala Sosnkowskega, XII je
bill takrat Sc poveljnik poljske
armade. V tenn dogovoru je BIZ
10 doloceno, da bodo smell Po-
ljaki po osvoboditvi Francije
nabirati prostovoljce ma fran
coskem ozemlju, med Poljaki,
katerih zivi kot znano vec mi
lijonov v Franciji. Poljaki SO bi-
Ii zahteyali, da Sc jim dovoli
pristine nabiranje vojakov med
temi Poljaki, toda francoska
vlada tega predloga nj hotela
sprejeti.
Danes, diva meseca po osvo-
boditvi Francije, pa prihajajo il
Pariza vesti, da Sc francoska
vlada Sc vedno obotavlja izvr-
siti vse, kar je bilo odloceno in
dogovorjeno. Francozi tudi ne
kazejo nobene pripravljenosti,
da spremene svoje postopanje
v bliznji bodocnosti.
Francosko stalisce je te m
tezje v tenn vprasanju, ker VIA
da med Poljaki ma Francoskem
velika needinost. Tudi v tel ko-
loniji poljskega naroda Sc IRA
"a razcepljenost Poljakov do
movini. Pristasi Poljskega ma
rodnega osvobodilnega odbora
so zelo stevilni in tudi zelo ak
tivni, in delajo mogocno propa-
gando proti izbegli vladi, XII Sc
di Londonu.
Obenem Sc nadaljuje v veil
KEN obsegu nabiranje Poljakov
v vrste francoskih posebnih od-
delkov, kot ma primer med ta-
kozvane Frame -Tireur-je. Nabi-
ranje strani poljske Wade je
privedlo lie do tega, da Sc. ma
haja zdaj v blizini Pariza v ne
KEN taboriscu vec tisoc poll
skin prostovoljcev, XII tam ca
kajo ma nabor Francoske obla-
sti pa kljub temu Sc vedno do
voljujejo nabiranje prijav, a to
je tudi vse.
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Prispevki "a Lauschetovo kampanjo

Pc $500: Kotnik Cafe, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Milavec, Frank Pri-
mozic, Leo Zupancic, Joseph
SusterSic, X. Sterbentz, Louis
Skube, Bertha Cernigoj, Tho
mas KrivaciC, J. G.. Muchitz,
John ZnidarSic, Mr.. in Mrs.
J Ohm Dolenc, John Lube, Ora
zem and Novak family, Koeich
Maudich, Kozel family na Carl
Ave. Bogovich in druzin n q,
Frank Lach, E. II ST., Joseph
White, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Jansa,
Frank Modic, E 55 St.. Mulec
Cafe, Joseph Vidmar, Geo. Mia
chak, Mike Poklar Service Sta
ton, Frank Kovacic, ia 1912
st. Clair Ave, Anton Kosic,
Mrs. Pucel, Anton Koren, An
ton Oswald, Joseph Prince.
Po $500: F. J. Mramor, Mrs.
Mary Otonicar, Anton Ljubi,
Zobec family, Kuhel cafe, Vim
cenc kaucic, Mrs. Mary Tram
tpuS, Agnes Bukovec.
Po $500: A. Brofman, Carl
Jung, Anton Pucel, Louis Spe-
hex, Joseph Repar, John Med
yes, Rudolph Kozan, Louis Ule,
Frank Krasovec, Paulin family,
Mr.. Intihar, Tony Perusek,
John Adamic, Martin Rogel,
John Simcic, Louis Kraic, FIR.
Mayer, Mrs. N. Habian, Anton
'Gradisar, Lovrence Burger
John j. Babnick, Helen Mans
ser, L. Bulat, Eli Zagarac,
Spercel Cafe, S. Repeta, Steve
Vesha, Josephine Sustar, Anna
Koblek, Mrs. r. Berger, Joseph
Brodnik, Cecilia Starin, August
Kerzicnik, William Korosec,
Mrs. Frances Novak, Josephine
Ogrin, Jos. Misic.
Po S1.O0: Joseph Furlan, T.
A. Feldman, Frank Cesnik,
Frances Snyder, S. Koziara,
Mrs. Al zivoder, Mrs. S. 1.-Two
der Sr., Anton Malnar, Tom
Rudelik, Elsie Maple, Celia
Knofelc, Mary Prijatelj, Marko
Mrhar, Chas. Cetinsky, Mr.. Ra-
doski, Rudolph Levstek, Anna
zagar, John Gradisar, John All
lin, Margarete Ahlin, Anton
Bavec, Marn Dry Cleaning,
George Babic, Joseph Novosel,
lChas. Rogel, Ray Rogel, ST.
lClair Window Shade Co., S.
lVolkov, M. Perkovich, Frank
ILongar, S. j. Brattner, N. Field
4 man, Mrs. j. Cerar, Mr.. Toner,
Joseph Lap, Vale Hatujan, Jo-
Iseph Strukelj, Joseph Hocevar,
I Joseph Klepatz, Mervar's fan1i-
lily, Bliss Ave-, Louis Sadar, An
lton Vahcic, Frank Prijatel,
Louis Kovac, Frank Masel, An
,lton Gorenc, Frank Laurich,
lNadaljevanje M :. straInD
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Ves+i Il HvIienio anne
riSkih Slovencev

Gilbert, Mimi. - Tukaj je u
mrl Frank Plesha, star SO let.
Pri delu ma cesti Sc je zgrudil
ma tia in umrl vsled srcne hibe.
Zapusca zeno, stiri sinove, eden
je pri vojakih, in pet hcera. -
Druzini Thomas Vukelich je u
mrl sedem tednov star sincek,
ki poleg starsev zapusca tud:
sestro.
Windsor Heights, w. Va. -
Pri druzini Walter Gistman Sc
je nedayno oglasila teta stork-
klja in pustila sincka. Rudy
Hribar je bill pobit pri delu v
premogovniku ma nogi. Zdaj
mora pestovati nogo donna pr
peel.
Cliff Mine, Pa. = Tu je umr'
Joseph Dolinar, star 80 let. Po'
dlegel je zastrupljenju krvi Sc
|sti dan po operaciji. zapusca
zeno, ., katero je bill porocen i
mesecev. oceta, tri brate, dvs
\ f-2i t ~. /,
pri vojakih, dve sestri in vei
ozjih sorodnikov.
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jo v imenu Zdruzenih narodov
podpisala samo Russia, pa je
bilo premirje Bolgarijo podpi-
sano cd marsala Feodorja Toll
buhina4 v imenu sovjetske VI.
hovne komande ter cd gen. J. A.
Fl. Gummella "a vrhovno zavez-
nisko komando v Sredozemlju
Pogoji premirja Bolgarijc
SO bill ocitno v vseh podrobno-
stih formulirani ma nedavni mo-
skovski konferenci med premi-
erjem Churchillom in marsalonl
Stalinom.
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bojnih ladij, XII so skusale klju-
bovati ameriski invaziji Filipin-
skega otocja, je po 6-dnevnih
boiih v zraku in ma morju uslo
!e par rusilcev neposkodovanih,
in cello ii, kakor tudi ostale po-
skodovane in ohromljene ladje,
brojece Cd 21 do "a, SO v stall
nj nevarnosti cd strani ameri-
ske podmorske in zracne sile.
Zmagoslavni komunikej, XII
gl je objavil admiral Ninitz
kot vrhovni poveljnik ameri-
skega brodovja ma Pacifiku,
pravi, da je Japonska S tenn po-
razom definitivno postala NOR
ska sila tretjega reda.
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KROZEK ST. 3 PROGRESlV
NH SLOVENk

Redna seja krozka st. 3 Prog.
Slovenk sc vrsi v sredo, /. no.
;vembra OBJ 8. uri zvecer v Slo-
venskem drustvenem oomu ma
Recher Ave. Clanice so prijaz-
no vabljene, da Sc udelezijo pol
nostevilno, ter da tudi poravna-
jo svoj zaostali assessment.
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UMAZANA KAMPANJA
PROTI LAUSCHETU

juznem Ohiju SO v zadnjih
urah kampanje dvignili
skrajno falotsko IN umaza-
no kampanjo proti Franku
j. Lauschetu Rot demo-
kratskemu kahdidatu "a 60
vernerja. To sicer nj prese-
netljivo, kajti slicnih metOd
v malo drugaeni obliki, Sc
reakcija sirom dezele poslu-
zuje ze cd zacetka kampa-
ME proti Rooseveltu, S to
razliko, da o MEM seveda
ne morejo reel, da je go
reigner".
Neki letak, XII nosi pod
pis Lawrence County Re-
publican Campaign Com
m t tee, A. j. DarifieId,
chairman" je zlil cello goli-
do grojnice ma Lauscheta,
katerega Sc siika kot ljub-
ljenca "forenarjev" in ko-
munisticnih ele m entov".
Znacilen jje sledeci Hvlecek
liz letaka:
"Republikanci he veruje-
jo, da bi smel postati go
werner drzave Ohio clovek,
0 katerem je znano, da je
podprt cd organizacije, XII
nam skusa vsiliti politicno
filozofijo, XII je tuja nasim
tradiciJam, Sc mani pa ne
kdo, XII je sele pred kratkim
priSel v Ameriko kot nase-
ljenec i. vzhodne Evrope."
v istem letaku Sc potem
omenja "mesanico Sloya-
kov, Rusov in drugih fore
narjev,"' 0 katerih Sc trdi,
"da hocejo, da Eansche po-,
stane governor dlzave
Ohio"
Ohijski Republikanci ma
stopajo proti Lauschetu
istiini sredstvi, XII so jim ra-
bill Hitler i'm Mussolini, ko
so Sc zarotili, da zadavijo
demokracijo, in ia sredstva
ST tudi niti "a las ne razli-
kujejo cd metod, XII sluzijo
raznim kvizlinskim elemen-
tom sirom sveta pr0ti lju-
dem, XII Sc bOrijo "a svobo-
do i'm demokraci,jo. Reakci-
ia je povsod enaka, bilo "
v Ameriki ali EvrOpi, bio
v Ohiju ali Jugoslaviji. &c
il noces sluziti, tedaj emo
stavnO Obesi nate dema-
goski "labep, Xxi je sovra-
zen pri nemisle:ih ljudeh.
Mexico Sc je ia "label' ime-
nOvaI "socializem", danes
Sc imenuje ''komunizem."
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CITALNICA SID

Citalnicarjem citalnice Sloven-
skega delavskega donna ma Wa
terloo Rd. sc naznanja, da Sc
bo redna seja vrsila v sredo. 1.
novembra, oh s. uri zvecer v ci-
talniskih prostorih. Odbor Sc
tudi lepo zahvaljuje citalni-
carju Frank Petek "a dar $500,
ter zeli Sc vec takih posnemal-
cev!