davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

any avail or for any length of time.
AS far back as the early years of the
10Th century, even as one British
army was marching upon Washing.
ton, another large force of men and
guns was securing India in search
of this implacable foe.
AT that time, Colonial Governor
Lord Bentinck decided that the GRIM
inal tribes had ruffled the ordinarily
calm demeanor of the Empire just
about long enough.
Fifteen hundred Of the most power
full thugs from among all the tribes
were hanged, transported or impris-
oned for life. Lorn Bentinck be.
lieved that thus the motivating fac
tors of each tribe had been elimi-
mated In a few weeks, the tribes
became even more fierce and more
active in their campaigns Of pillage.
These were and are the most high
ly organized criminal gangs in the
world. Every murder and the meth
Cd employed was committed in the
name of fanaticism according to
ancient and rigidly prescribed forms.
There were hundreds of tribes and
each was specialized in a specific type
of criminal activity.
For instance, there were the Thugs.
They dispatched all of their victims
by strangling.
The Baoris. famous housebreakers,
used a Jimmy" with q three-inch
ton and a ball handle. The Kaikaris,
m LuIy p 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

a Jimmy" that was exactly IA inches
long. The Mang tribe used a chisel,
and no other tool to perpetrate their
larCenouS purposes.
Then there were the ferocious San
81 trlbesmen, who crippled their vic
Tins with a single swing of an iron
bound lathi on the knee, and the Ban
jaras, cattle thieves and murdcrers.
The British Colonial Government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Hrrl\y
BY IRVING LEHRER

BY IRVING LEIiRER
THE proud British Government
in India had to admit that ii
! was completely licked. 1t
didn't say it in as many words, but
the record spoke for itself.
For more than 100 years, the
armed might of the British Empire
had been waging an unsuccessful
war against a cruel, cunning and
voracious foe described as "The
Criminal Tribes of India"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

The tribe selected was the
Doms, a community of 300
persons kept in semi-captivity
at Gorokhpur.
They were noted near and
far s a among the m o S I
drunken. vicious and licen.
tious of folk. They were such
inveterate gamblers that, &c.
cording to well substantiated
reports, they put dice into the
hands of their dead so that
the departed spirits might
gamble in the next world.
The weapons of the Saliva.
ton Army were infinite pa.
thence. faith, understanding -.
and a degree of applied psy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Ana then, just
when the Situa-
ton seemed hope
less, an unarmed
army - the pa
tient Salvation
Army - found a
way to tame the
fanatical killers.
individually or
collectively. those
tribes of murder
crS, thieves, Stran-
glerS and CARROT
ers were m ore
than a match for
the flower of the
British Colonial
Army and for a
host of conStabu-
larry, spies and
counter-spies.
Neither the pen,
penitentiary' or
sword served to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Old Method
Which Proved
Ineffective I'm
Reforming midas
Criminal Tribes.

battle" force-the Salvation Army,
was asked TO step in 80 years ago.
Commissioner and Mrs Frederick st.
George de Latour Booth.Tucker. Sal
walton Army workers then stationed
in India, agreed TO undertake reform
atory work among the 100000
criminal tribesmen.
The Government made one proviso.
The Salvation Army was to expert
ment with a single tribe, with the
understanding that If this were sue.
cessful other tribes would be given
tn tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

The Vicious, FanofieoI Killers Who Defied
British Soldiers and the Law Have Changed
Their Mays. After q 35-Year Spiritual
Conquest by the Potent SaIvotionisfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Commissioner
Booth Tucker,
Who Tanned the
UntanabIe
DOmS.

spoke Of these
criminals as
primitive and
crude" but the
tribesmen con-
siStently proved
that they were
more I h an a
match for the
forces Of a w
and order.
A n d so it
w a S I h a [ fl
pallV another
Evening star., 1944-03-08

merchants on a percentage markup
basis.
Canned vegetables, -four and flour
mixes led the commodities which
increase in price from levels set by
the agency last November.
Thirty food items sold in inde-
pendent stores, designated by the
OPA as group l and stores, dropped
slightly in price. Prices on Is foods
IN the chain stores, known as group
and q, were cut back or 2 cents
each
While the average increase or de-
crease in price was only or 2
cents, a few items varied as much
as cents from 1943 levels. In
only one case was there a larger
increase: That was in the price of
a leading brand of buckwheat flour
in 5-pound bags. Until today it sold
for % cents and 26 cents in group
and 4 stores, respectively. 1t will
now retail at 81 and 80 cents.
Prices of butter, most cheese
bread, canned baby foods, tea, sugar
Evening star., 1944-03-08

cocoa, canned milk, oleomargarine
and most brands of coffee remained
unchanged.
The OPA warned that all dealers
must post the new price lists in a
conspicuous place. Customers who
are overcharged are urged to call it
to the attention of the retailer, OPA
said.
If the dealer doesn't make a cor
rection, customers are entitled to
receive a written receipt which may
be presented to the price clerk at
the nearest ration board, OPA ex-
planned. The complaint will be
brought to the attention of the price
panel.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
| 10 ) Cent Increases
On Food Items BEGIN
Today in D. {. Area

Higher prices. ranging from one
to three cents an item, on approx
mately IS brands of packaged gro
ceries sold in chain stores and Is
commodities retailed in independent
stores went into effect today in the
District, Arlington and Fairfax
Counties, Alexandria and nearby
portions of Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties.
The District Office of Price Ad-
ministration, which announced the
fiat dollar -and-cent prices, also
brought under its community price
list for the first time 1876 food items
which previously were priced by
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Admiral Uphom's S Widow
To Sponsor Wurship

Mrs. Mabel Upham, Shoreham
Hotel. will sponsor the destroyer
escort Upham, named in honor of
her husband, the late Rear Admiral
Frank Brooks Upham, in launching
ceremonies tomorrow at the Navy
Yard in Charleston, S. c.
Admiral Upham, who died in
Evening star., 1944-03-08

September, 1899, was serving as
chairman of the General Board,
Navy Department. at the time of
his retirement in October, 1896. He
previously had served as commander
of the Asiatic Fleet and chief of
the Bureau of Navigation.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Dr.. Perrine to Speak

DR.. J. o. Perrine, assistant vice
president of the American Tele-
phone g. Telegraph Co. will ad-
dress a meeting of the Institute of
Radio Engineers at pm. Monday in
the Potomac Electric Power Co. Au-
ditorium, Tenth and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Il D. {. Men 10 Report
To Navy Tomorrow

Twelve District men, found quail
fed for the Naval Forces at their
pre-induction examination, have
been ordered to report for induc-
ton at the Navy Recruiting Sta
ton tomorrow. Names appearing
on the list follow:
Atcherson, James L. Chew, John r.
Cox, Emanuel Dean, William H
Davis, James P. Ford, James A.
Dixon, James e. Garrison, Cleo
Lyles, Everett A. Hart, william
Proctor, H. N. Thompson, Willie j.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
DisorderIy Count
Draws Jail Term

Max Tillez, FL Centre, was given
q Today suspended sentence by
Judge Lee Nuffer in police court
Friday morning on condition that
he leave the Winner residence at 269
Olive avenue.
Judge Nuffer issued a warrant
Thursday after Miss Edna Winner
signed a complaint, charging that
Tillez often became drunk and
would fight anyone, including
women.
The judge also ordered that an
officer should be sent with Tillez
while he removed his personal eff
fects from 269 Olive avenue
Roberta Flores, 20, Ell Centre, was
fined SIS or seven and one-half
days in the city Jail on a drunk
charge,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
DRAWS SENTENCE

Arrested in the 700 block of State
street on drunk and disturbance of
the peace charges billed by his wife
and daughter, Fred A. Neal, AZ, of
Montana, Friday morning in police
court was given a 60-day sentence
with SO suspended on condition that
he would cease to modest the women.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
Lost, Found, StraYed

LOST-8-mo. old white female Spitz
dog. Stubby tail. Named Sheila.
727 No. 10th. Reward. Ills
LOST-Female Boston Bull 4-month
old puppy. Answers to the name
of "ScreWball." Reward. Phone
538-W. 7-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
'-Business Opportunities

HIGH SCHOOL girl wants house
work and care of children. Prefer
work in Imperial. Phone Bill.
7-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
Farm Machinery
Franchise
Available

on nationally known and adver-
tised, locally established line of
farm tractors and implements.
Merchandising ability and solid
background essential. A great
opportunity. Reply, with full de-
tails, to PoSt-Press Box No. 10.
Ills
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

- $1,000 for Expansion of
Essential Business. Will secure net
20 per cent. P. O. Box 544, Ell
Centre. Tbs
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
li-Houses for kent

FURNISHED houses for rent. Three
months at summer rates. Coolers.
TAG Broadway. Sam Danenburg.
Ills
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in
Brawley. investment required. Ad-
dress PoSt-PresS Box 90 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
l0-Apartments tor Rent

MODERN air-cooled 2 and room
Apis. Singles ice box. Doubles
cleo, frig. Large coolers. Green
Lantern Auto, Phone 17l0-J.
Reasonable.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

FOR RENT and 6 room Apart
ment, beautifully furnished. All
improvement, including electric.
Reasonable rent. Barbara Worth
Ranch, Holtville Hi-Way. TIC
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
II Your Don't Wants" Then Buy War Bonds
Lost, Found, Strayed

Lost, founo, o1rayeo
LOST-No. 4 ration book belonging
to Frank Cordova Jr. Please re-
turn to board. tbs
LOST-Ration book No. belonging
to Anita Mandy; and 4 belong
ing to R. w. Sulzner Return to
ration board. Ills
LOST-Three No. and one No.
books George Scott, and and 4
belonging to John VIM. Chapman
Return TO board. TIT
LOST@Three No. 4 ration books
Sanchez. Return to ration board
I'll
LOST-GaS ration "T" book belong
ing to Arthur Van Lob. Return to
ration board. TIT
LOST-"A" and &C" gas books with
tire inspection sheets belonging to
Bernice Still. Please return to
ration board. Ills
z-Personsls. Spec. Notices
GETTING first class orchestra to-
gether. If interested come by
PDQ Service Station, Sixth and
Holt, Holtville or write E. c.
Hughes, CO Gen. Del, Holtville.
Til
l WILL DO rough washing at my
home. Quick service. Mrs. Eta
Robertson, 5l3 Olive. TIT
WILL NOT be responsible for debts
other than my own. Halle T.
Bias. 100
COCKER Spaniel pups, 4 months.
One male $25, one female Sis. Call
l923-R. 63l No I2th. 7-l8
WILL HAUL all trash that city
doesn't move. Reasonable. Call
G. H. Moore, 1857. 7-l8
Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Wand-ads-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
WANTED
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
MANAGER

Managerial experience not neces-
sary, but knowledge of some hard
ware lines would be helpful. This
is real opportunity with fine flu
ture. Postwar expansion will at
ford added opportunities for fun
ther progress. Good starting sal
airy, plus commission on total de-
partment sales. Come in - or
write. Tell us about yourself. This
may be the break you're looking
for. Ask for Mr.. Dalton.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
Ell Centre, Calf.
TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

COCKER Spaniel pups, months.
One male $25, one female Sis. Call
l923-R. 63l No. 18th. 7-18
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

WANTED-Man for full time job.
Essential work. Availability certi-
ficate required. See Harold Atkin,
Post-Press, 625 State Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

WILL HAUL all trash that city
doesn't move. Reasonable. Call
G. H. Moore, 1857. 7-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
Personals. Spec. Notices

WILL DO rough washing at my
home. Quick service. Mrs. Eta
Robertson, 5l3 Olive. TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

Sure-fire result, with POST
PRESS Wand ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14

WILL NOT be responsible for debts
other than my own. Halle It.
Bias. 7-20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-14
33-Trucks, Trainers

HOUSE TRAILER for sale. Can be
seen anytime at PSI Holt or call
722 j. K. 7-2l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

"a
clanke in XII e skozi mnoga eta bill eden cd redkih in
tmnh prijateljev blagopokojnega Tesle
Tesla, XII je eta 1943 umrl siromasen sedemino-
semdesetem letu zivl enja, je bill roen vas Smljan
Lki in e prisel Ameriko leta 1884 Ko e neka let po
zneje prodal Georgu Westinghouse svoj Polyphase 81
stem prenos elektrcne sile raznosmerno stuo je
ia zum dobil mill jon doarjev. Ali denar je mao We
1al njegovem zvlj ljenu in e ia sorazrnerno velik
znesek nitro tidal drage ekspermente in
stvena razskovanja poznejSih leth e svoje zume
in odkrta dobil cez 100 patentov. Lea 1898 je Mad
Square Gardenu demonsrra po radiju kontroliran
coin predhodnika danasnjih lobotov. Ma s razstav
e tud pokazal prv brezzcni brzojav katerem teme
iii danasnj radio. Ia sstem e bill podrobno opisan Sc
l893 t. pref, predno je kalsenko izum te vrste
pojavl svetu Leta 1899 e zgadl Colorado Springs
Colo, laboratorj katerem je dela pve srele
in vpeleva elektricno slo koz zemljo ma no cd 26
mill Leta 1892 je demonsrral eektriGno cev On
e bill prv XII e razvil prvo modeo fosforescentno in
fourescentno razsvetavo in zarnce. "Tesa Coil'
e eden negovih stevinh doprnosov radio znanos, do
cim ko so drugi njegov zumi postav temele moderne
e.ektroncne znanosti
Avtor knjige "Prodga Genius" Mr. ONeill Sc je
spoznal Teslo svo ran mladost ko je kot decek bill
pomagac znanstvenem oddelku newyorske Public Lii
brary kateri oddelek e pokoni Tesla redno obskova
To poznansvo je poznee ko je Mr. O'Nell posve-
til znanstvenemu pisanu, razvil6 tesno prate stvo,
tako da mu je OBJ neki prild pok. Tesla dejal "T me
razunes bolje nego kdorko svetu."
I-ota 1886, OBJ njegovi 80-letnic je Jugosavja po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
Med NarvikOm
in Oslom

v Narviku, proslulem norves-
KEN izvoznem pristaniscu opa-
ri tujec ze ma postal nenavadne
postave. To so Laponci, Xxi pa
so cisto drugacni, nego bi 81 jih
elovek predstavljal.
Pred vsem so pisani, boil pi-
sani nego pri mas cigani in nego
bi 81 predstavljal prebivalce Sc
vernih pokrajin.
Sploh napravlja Narvik vtis
mesta, XII bi lahko lezalo nekje
" Srednji Evropi, tako meme in
zarece so poleti barve njegove-
ga FLORIDA. V mestu obcudujes
modre cepice Laponcev, XII so O.
krasene z rdecimi peresi in So
pi. Obleko predstavljajo vecino-
noma modre jope, XII SO prepre-
zene rumenimi in rdecimi pro-
gami, pa delajo skoraj Wits O.
pernih kostumov. Izpod modrih
eepic zarijo temno rjavi obrazi
z mocnimi licnicami in mongol-
skimi ocni.
Nenavadni so tudi konicasti
laponski cevlji, h katerim nosi-
jo mnoge mlade zene svilene no.
.gavice. Ma gorah nedalec cd
Narvika Sc pasejo crede sever
nih jelenov, XII nad6mestujejo
laponskemu ljudstvu denarno
glavnico. Ii seyerni jeleni da-
jejo Laponcu jed, pijaco in o.
bleko. Pc stevilu njegovih ziva-
Ii Sc ceni njegovo bogastvo.
Kakor Sc v severni Norveski
seznanis z enim izmed redkih
primitivnih ljudstev v Evropi,
tako Sc njenem osrcju sezna-
mis- zibelko pragermanske kul-
ture. Tu vidis mnoge hise il boz
royih debel. Xxi stejejo ze po Sc
dem sto let. v blizini Vossa sto-
j najstarejsa lesena hisa ma
syetu, XII SO jo postavili pred O.
kroglo 1900 lett in so jo spre-
menili v Tauzej.
Nekoc je Normancem rabila
kot orozarna in jedilna shram-
ba. Slikovite norveske narodne
nose SO prezivele case razcvita
in Sc danes SO v rabi porocni
pasovi, kakrsne SO uporabljali
pred tisoc lett. V vsaki kmeeki
hisi nahajas prastare vdelane
lesene postelje, XII spominjajo
malo ma kabine kaksnega pre-
konaornika. v veikih sodih va
rio kakor pred stoletji piuo ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

Relifna akci.ja

Ma svoji seji 20. oktobra je
izvrsni odbor Slovenskega anne
riskega narodnega sveta soglas-
no zakljucil nuditi relifni akci-
il zdruzenega odbora vso fizic-
no in moralno oporo "a zbira-
ME financnih prispevkov, kakoT
tEdi obleke in drugega nujno
potrebnega materiala v pomo5
trpecemu narodu v Jugoslavij il
Odbor obenem apelira ne sa.
mo ma SANSove podruznice in
druge naklonjene mu organiza-
zacije in skupine, temvec tud
ma odbor JPO,SS in njegove po-
stojanke, da Sc pridruzijo te ,
skupni akciji. LIE v skupnosti je
moe! lie V skupnem delu je m J.
goce doseci uspehe "a cim hi,
trejso ucinkovito odpomoc sta.
ri domovini. Ker smo obvesceni
da ma svoji seji 10. oktobc "a
JPO nj zakljucil sprejeti pova-
bllo "a sodelovanje Z vojnim re-
lifnim fondom juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev, temvec je skleni
predloziti to vprasanje v resi-
tev glavnim odborom sloven'
skin bratskih podpornih orga.
nizacij, je pac umevno, da n
mogoce prifakovati potrebne
pom Cd JPO, SIS tedaj
ko bo najbolj potrebna - to ri.
mo. Gl. odbori bodo imeli svoie
s je sele enkrat pozimi, kot
je obicaj. In vsled tega Sc j:
SANS odlocil z vso svoio mocjo
podpreti novo organizacijo, X
nina sa1no dovoljenja "a zbira-
ME rellfa, temvec tudi "a deli
tev.
Nasa prva naloga je pomaga'
tt napolniti ladjo, XII DO dospe.
la V ameriski pristan zacetkom
novembra. Izvrsni odbor apei-
rc. aa vse zavedne rojake v A.
neriki, da odloeno podprejo to
SANSovo stalisce ter z darezlji
vimi prispevki takoj priskocije
nesrecni domovini ma pomoc. Ia
je potrebna sedaj, - danes! Ju
tri INA "a mnoge biti prepozna
SANS je seveda politicna or.
ganizacija in kot TAXA Sc bavi Y
svojem imenu z relifom. Kot de
Zdruzenega odbora pa lima po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

mitelja Nikole Tesle, katere-
ga sc smatra "a oceta moder-
ne elektro-tehnike, XII je "a
svoje izume dobil Nobelovo
nagrado (katero je odbil) in
Edisonovo. medaljo. Njegov
zivljenjepis bo izsel pod ma
slovom "Prodigal Genius" a
napisal ga je John J. .O'Neill,
urednik znanstvenega oddel-
ka velikega newyorskega ca
sopisa Herald Tribune, XII je
leta 1887 dobil Pulitzer ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

Med IA. in 21. oktobrom je
ia urad prejel nadaljni znesek
$500 "a War Relief Fund of A
mericans of South Slavic De
scent. V skupino prispevateljev
! po $10O ia teden pristevamo ma
Sega castnega odbornika drja
; Frank ]. Kerna, druzino Jennie
in Louis Urban il Detroita (po.
slal Joze Menton) ter drustvo
Orel stew. ri SNPJ, Pueblo, Co.
10. Cd vsakega ten smo prejel
eek "a $4,000. V TEN seznamu
je sedaj 6 clanov.
Brat Fred A. Wider, glavni
tajnik SNPJ ter drugi podpred-
sednik SANSa, je prispeval So
in enako vsoto tudi sestra Kata
rina Krainz iz Detroita, clanic 4
sirsega odbora. Ma seji drustva
100 SNPJ ma juznem delu Chi
caga, so tajniku SANSa izroci-
Ii "a siromake start domovini
clani $45.00. Darovali so: John
Jereb $25, Michael T. Vrhovnik
$40, Stanley M. Tisol SIS ter e.
mako vsoto tudi Hemyetta Je.
reb. Pri podruznici st. At, Pue-
bio, Colo, so darovali po $500
Louis Korosec ter Mark in Ca
therine Vivoda, John Mramo"
i 81 ter Mary Okicich ST.. Ia re-
lifno akci;o srao prejeli prispev-
Ike tudi cd sledecih: Drustvo
sol SNPJ, Belleville, ILL.,, $40,
stew. 238 SNIP Mansfield, Ohio,
$25, Frank Kapel (St. Clair)
Cleveland, $1,000 ter enako
vsoto "a politicno delo SANSa.
Delegatinja podruznice stew.
2 v Chicagu sestra Mary Arnez
je svoji konvencni dnevnici v
znesku $40 poklonila sANsu "a
politicno akciio. il H..
Vsem oraenjenim darovalcem
nasa iskrena zahvala.
Do 21. oktobra je bilo preko
lSANSovega urada odposlano Y
New York "a relif 1861. so. Isto.
casno SO nelateri posanezniki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

vsemu svetu, zlasti amerlkan-
skem,, resnicno sliko herojski
borbi in nadcloveskih zrtvah O.
svobodilne Fronte, idealnemu
programu OVNOJ-a in vseh
panogah vasega gibanja, katere-
mu sc sedaj divi cell svet.
Govorili smo v imenu vas, do
kler sami niste spregovorili
besedo in dejanji. Danes Sc ia
glas razlega in odmeva sirom
sveta.
Razodeli smo vsemu clovestvu,
kdo SO Slovenci in kaj so Slo-
venci. M; smo ponosni ma vase
ogromne pridobitve, ma vase u
gledne voditelje, ma rojstno de-
zelo, XII je zibala take sinove in
hcere.
Obljubljamo vam Sc nadaljno
pomoc, dokler ne bo vojna kon-
cana in DO polozena trdna po-
dlaga "a trajni mir. Pomagali
vam bono tudi materijalno, ko-
likor najvec mogoce in ia ma
men re zbiramo financna in dru-
ga sredstva, "a najnujnejso od-
pomoc. Upamo, da pride kmalu
do vas. Trdno smo prepricani,
da bo Slovenija kmalu osvobo-
jena in bo mad belo Ljpbljano
svobodno zavihrala vasa zasta-
va, pod katero ste prelili potoke
krvi "a svobodo domovine in v
nesmrtno slavo in cast sloven-
skega naroda.
Zivela narodna osvobodilna
vojska! zivela Slovenija! ziveli
nasi zavezniki! zivela Amerika!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
Govor SANSoyega tajnika bratom
in sestram v SlOveniii -....

Ia govor je rekordiral urad
vojnih informacij (OWI) "a od-
dajo preko kratkovalnega ra-
dia v Slovenijo, dine 13. oktobra
1914. Mirko G. Kuhel je govo-
ril kot sledi:
SLOVENCI IN SLOVENKE!
v imenu Slovenskega ameris-
kega narodnega sveta vas maj
prisrcnejse pozdravljam. Ia or
ganizacija re skoraj dive lett vo.
di uspesno akcijo "a dosego It's
tin demokraticnih ciljev, "a ka-
tere vi donna prelivate kri, da Sc
izpolnijo vase aspiracije po zdru.
zenju, svobodi, miru in clovesk
pravicnosti, kot svobodnim dr..
zavljanom Zdruzene Slovenije
katera maj postane osnovni de-
demokraticne, federativne Ju
goslavije.
Zavedali smo Sc, da pot de-
vase image zastavljajo sile re.
akcije, XII SO 81 prizadevale pri.
kriti resnico 0 pravem polozaju
v Jugoslaviji, da 81 osigurajo
svoje lastne sebicne interese
Toda tt clement niso uspeli
Slovenski ameriski narodni svet
nj poslusal zvijacnih Siren, tenn.
vec je vso silo delal ma to, da
Sc take nepostene mahinacij:
javno razkrinka jo.
Powell smo iniciativne kora,
;; ke, XII so porodili Zdruzeni cd.
Dor juznoslovanskih American
cev, in z nasim vrlim Louisom
Adamicom ma celu smo podal
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ga pijejo il majhnih cas- z maj
skimi glavami.
Navzlic temu Sc VISA ia start
ma dobro razume z napredkom
nasega casa. IL kaksne prastare
kmetske hise Sc lahko telefon-
sko razgovarjas z vsem sve-
tom ali pa poslusas tam radij-
ske oddaje il New Yorka. Teh-
1licno cudo je zeleznica, XII veze
prestolnico Oslo Bergenom,
kjer Sc cvete stara hanzaetska
tradicija. Ia zeleznica, XII prec-
ka sVojevrstno lepo pokrajino,
Sc dviga do visine 1900 m, do
visine, XII so jo nekoc premago-
vail samo z zeleznicami ma 20
bata kolesa.
So pa tudi predeli, XII Sc iih
danasnji cas- nj dotaknil. Vse
kmecko prebivalstvo Flaam-
ski dolini zivi n. pr. cd preva-
zanja tujcev, XII obiskujejo to
nepopisno lepo dolino. To pre-
vazanje Sc odigrava svoje-
vrstnimi vozili, ma katerih sedi
voznik "a potniki, potnik sam
pa sc mora zadovoljiti stolom,
XII je vse pref nego udoben. Da
bi ohranili to VETO starega
kmetstva, je polovica ceste "a
prta "a avtomobilslzi promet.
Nenavaden obcuuck imas, &c
dospes il najgloblje divine ne
nadno hotel, kjer Sc v prijaz-
no razsvetljenih prostorih mize
sibijo pod tezo jedi. Cost lahko
pokusi vsebino kaksnih trideset
skled. znacilno je ma Nerves.
KEN raznerje med delodaialci
IN delojemalci. Med seboj obcu-
jcjo ii povsem tovarisko. Ne de-
mar, temyec sposobnost ie me-
rilo "a vsakega cloveka, ceprav
Je Y dezeli dovolj izredno imovi-
tih ljudi. .
Mnogi dijaki 81 med poeitni-
canai sluzijo kruh kot natakar-
j q Sc zavoljo tega ne cutijo
mic ponizane. Norveska jje divje
romanticna dezeia, v kateri Sc
stare in novo, tradicija in teh-
niAa izborno prenasa io.