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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
AT NEW YORK CITY
FOURTH GY DIVISION

FOURTH NY) DIVISION
Advance units VI division which
Spcarheaded ST. 10 breakthrouCh.
for redeployment 10 Pacific after
furloughs.
s7TH DIVISION-U Units Of
545th and 3i7th regiments. head
quarters special troops, band S7th
Counter Intelligence Corps detach-
mcnt, the 334th. 336th and 9l2th
Field Artillery hattalions; Head
quarters and Headquarters Com
pany; aboard transport w g : I
Point with 80 Japanese diplomats,
who Will be informed.
10TH DIVISION-U nits Of
ii4th and 4l5th regiments. aboard
transport John Ericsson; members
o 22d Regiment, aboard transport
James Parker.
GENERAL HOSPITAL-Incom-
plcte personnel OF 10th, 13lSt
l57th, 18th. 140th. 10th. 125th.
10th. 6lSi, l55th and lG3d units.
aboard liner Queen Mary.
EIGHTII AIR FORCE Units
aboard Queen Mary included Bomb
Groups 466. 467 4f6, 45S. 446
and i9l and Air Service Groups
27i, 375, 376 81 37S and 379
aboard Andrew Hamilton were
47th Bomb Group, Saith and S6tn
Bomb SquadronS and 794th Air
Matcricl Squadron.
MIS- ELAN EOTS-7SlSt
Tank Battalion and Headquarters
and Headquarters Company Of
l2th Armorcd Group aboard
transport Alfred Moore. 7S7th
Tank Battalion aboard John Ste
NcnS; 462d Ordnance Tire Repair
Company. Advance Detachment
62ith OrdanCc Base Automobile
RattHii0H, Headquarters and
Company 1l99th
Engineer Base Depot, the 39ith
395th. 396,h, 397th 4l7th, 4lSth,
fl9th. 420th, 42lSt. 422d and i23d-
Police Gate and Control
detachmcntS aboard Queen Mary
Headquarters and Headquarters
Company Fifth Corps with Mp
Platoon, Fifth Engineer Special
Brigade Headquarters, 200th
Counter fntCttIgcnCc- 0rpS-dc-
tachmcnt, 55th and 56th Order of
Battle teams. 160th, 10th. l7lSt
Photo Interpreting teams. aboard
West Point. 3291h Medical Rat
talon, S04th Ordinance Light
Maintenance Company. 104th
QuaTtermaSter Company 104th
Signal Company and l04th DNiS-
ION Mp Platoon, aboard John
Ericsson
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12

TT Is practically true that Immediately after Munich,
L the atmosphere in Paris-net- only in government
quarters but among the general pubc-was in favor Of
a final Franco-Gcman settlement.
Only the Blum wing of the Socialists and the Com
munists objected friendship with Hitler Germany.
Great confidence Of Dalader IN the fHehrer IS probably
overstatemcht Daadier in these days changed his
views about Hitler and Germany time after time
- He landed at lie Bourget from Munich convinced
that he had betrayed CzechoSloUakia and stained
the honor of France He expected boos and instead
found a croWd cheering Historically.
- In the Chamber, he get vote of c0nhtcnrc OF 53o
10 SO he decided TO cash the good Of the moment
and to become enthusiastic man Of Munich He be-
increasingly antleft and antI-Soyie-n fact anti
every ybody who criticized Munich.
being shown Goerngs Daadcr said. II didn't,
Continued
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How Vets Return

o. or, unit. o,rirn United StS'e wihn the iH -
the kuroosan
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Francois P0ncet. After As hours
in Paris, Poncet returned to Ber-
lin. Goering, probably with the
bcaming smile Of Munich still on
his face, received him Oct. 3. 1t
was 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
His notes read:
Ambassador Francois Pom.
Get, Oct. 3, o'clock.
Comes directly from Paris
where he had long talks with
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Goerine's Private Papers:
EsGVeaA Aftermath
OBJ Munich Pact

EDITORS NOTE-This is the third of several
articles based RCchmoSh0l GOcriRg'S personal notes
ON conferences, bct,rcca J 1858 and August, 1919,
icHh NQ:i and foreign IcddciS The notes dScoU-
cred in Lothcr-boad Uohuue entitled "BeSprechungep"
C'coafctcaccS"), which touad in the rechSmar-
ShoIS personal effects.
TN OCT, 1888, the Munich Agreement had just
been signed. Prime Minister Neville Chamber
- lain was back in London waving the notorious
scrap of paper signed by him and Hitler symbolic
of the desire of two people never to go to war
with one another again"
Edouard Dalader French premier, was home
in Paris with the French ambassador to Berlin,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12

Daladier and Bonnet.
Strong tendency there to come to an agree
ment with Germany in new and final fashion.
.Dalader has great confidence in the fuehrer.
Swing of opinion among French people. But left
wing parties intriguing against Daadier etc.
agreement similar to that with England. No
war, consultation first. That would be decisive.
'Daader would thus he strengthened and would be
able after elections TO get rid of peoples front and
alliance with Moscow.
"N ait Until then.
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American warships had steamed
almost into the mouth Of Tokyo
Bay to launch their planes with
out drawing an answering shot.)
AIRDROMES HARD HIT
The carrier planes struck at be-
tween 20 and so targets in a
> .iOO-Squarc-mile area aroun q
Tokyo. concentrating mainly on
enemy airdromes and other mill
tary installations.
More than 1000 individual
-leHtie -HeHe feHf during FHeSdafzz
Twenty Bomber Command
headquarters revealed heavy dam
age 10 three more japanese cities
and three important military tar
gets tonight.
The July 7 fire raid bufpcd out
81 per cent of KOfu. 50 per cent
Of ShimIzu and 43 per cent Of
Chiha.
The military targets listed as
heavily damaged were the = CDi-
guSa ordnance and ammunition
factory IN the Nagoya arsenal dis
strict 7 per cent wrecked, the
TaChikaWa army air arsenal more
than % per cent DESTROYED and
The CtSube oil refinery az Yok-
kalChl 30 per cent damaged
Another % cnemY- planes LMnre
baggcd by a fight of loo army
Mustang fighters that flew up
from Two 10 Join the navy strike
They Int the Kobe area south Of
Tokyo. wrecked the KawanlShl
aircraft plant, d stroEed d l3
grounded Japanese planes, dam
aged fi.e more and shot down an
outmoded Intcrceptor that rose 10
challenge them.
$50 B-29S IN ACTION
The army fiers also sank three
small ships and damaged -
others, while navy bomberS prowl-
ing the enemy coast, smashed up
another seven vessels.
Eight more Japanese ships sunk
or damaged by planes of Gen.
Macarthur command raised 10
$50 the enemys shipping losses
for tho last Il days
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
SHORT OF SUGAR

"Only few months ago we
had more lard than we could
store and some of IL went To
waste" he said. I'VE had 80
many eggs that whole train
loads of them rotted on railroad
sidings, and, IL rumors around
the department of agriculture
may be believed. "A whole train
load Of them disappeared into
thin air on busy day."
He said that:
"On the American producer
Of beet and cane sugar we must
pin our -hnpes for increased pre-
tuCtion and Tho protection of
small business in 1916. because
we are desperately short of
sugar"
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AT BOSTON


18TH AIRBORNE CORPS
Members of Headquarters Conn
pany and Headquarters Battery
aboard transport Gen Bliss
MISCELLANEOUS 95th Cen
cral Service Regiment. 11Ith
Field Artillery Battalion, 7772d and
S07th Tank Destroyer BattalionS.
S7th and 92d Chemical mortar
BattalionS and l3lSt Evacuation
Hospital Group, all aboard Gen.
Bliss
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TALKS OVER TIME

She also severely criticized the
committee and former Secretary
of State StettiniuS until she was
escorted from her chair by SEN
ste officers for exceeding the time
allotted her
Senator CornaUy lDl Of Texas
committee chairman, drowned our
Mrs. Waters final outhurSt by
prolonged pounding Of hS gaVci
telling her as laughter filed the
caucus room;
II can make as much noise
as YOU can"
She was followed ny Mrs. Cecil
Norton Broy of Alexandra, Va,
who represented Am era C rs
United. Inc. Her group a study
club. has = members, she told
the committee.
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154 Jap Planes
Blasted at Tokyo

Continued from Page One)
delayed dispatches from Adm.
Halsey's Third Fleet. said that
American warships had steamed
almost into the mouth Of Tokyo
Bay To launch their planes with
out drawing an answering shotD
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
FEARS FOR SMALL NATIONS

The wife OF a former stale de
partment foreign service officer.
Mrs. Broy warned that the char
ter provides for a system Of en-
tire rule which she said history
showed leads 10 utter destruction
Of small Self-government OF many
peoples
The Rev. }. Paul Cotton, repre-
senting the Rural Peace Forum
of Cleveland, told the committee
there was something sinister
about the speed with which the
new league IS planned 10 he rail-
rnaded through the Senate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12

pIcte personnel OF 10th, 13lst
l57th, 18th. 140th. 10th. 125th.
10th. 6lSi, l55th and lG3d units.
aboard liner Queen Mary
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25
Du$ica ROzan,arija
(SVETNICA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

"a, "tako krvavo te potrebujem
in vse izmisljanje ne DO mic "a
leglo, &c mi ne bos marala po-
magati. Sal moras vendar vide
ii, da je treba mojemu Harru
pomagati. Moran mu stati OBJ
strani." Ulrika il je prikimala.
"Da ne pride najgrenkejse ma
denj. In potem, Uli, me ne glej
tako, kakor bi bila res IL pozla-
cenega porcelana. Verjemi mi,
da mislim dovolj tudi ma samo
sebe. Uvideti moraS, da je ziv-
ljenje tn v zlati hisi res cudo-
vito lepo, lahko in praznicno, to-
da umirati sc da ma Braunecku
lepse. Pomisli ma stare zidove in
galerije, kjer Sc pode stokajoci
vetrovi.
koliko jih je re tam umrlo.
Vsi zidovi so polni starih vzdi-
hov. Ne bi 81 mogla misliti lep-
Sega kraja smrti. Tiste podobe-
z naslikanimi oemi gledajo clio.
veka, kakor bi mu hotele reel:
Mi vsi smo ze to izkusili! Stop
nice odmevajo cd korakov tistih,
XII so nekoc hodili po njih. Sal
YES, da sem v otroskih letih po-
gosto videla koga izmed teh sta
rih, tihih ljudi, XII ne mecejo
senc, ma hodnikih in stopnicah,
in nikoli nisem mogla razumeti,
kako je mogoce, da Sc jih drugi
boje.
Zmerom so Sc mi zdeli zelo
prijazni. Kakor bi me bill gle
dali veseljem in mi hoteli do
bro. Vidis, tako dobro bonn tam
preskrbljena. Potem poznam sta
70 slavnostno kocijo, XII Sc po.
mika po svojih starih, dobro IT,
vozenih tirih. Gospodicna Ber.
gerjeva je vsemu dorasla. &c pa
bi umrla tn, teta Uli Pomi-
sli, kaj bi Harro potem napravil
S svojim domom, svojo zlato
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|hiso, XII ga je stala toliko skrbi,
dela,. ljubezni, umetnosti, pritr-
govanja cd ust, bede, zrtev, upa-
MIA! :. Zagrenila bi Sc mu. Ne,
to Sc pa ne SINE zgoditi! JAZZ bonn
poskrbela cate, Harro, kakor
sem Sc vselej. Pomisli samo ma
slavnostno dvorano, Uli, in ma
to, da nj prestopil njenega pra-
ga, kar so meme nesli vanjo. Ali
je mar cato sezidal in spesnil
'svojo sprejemnico otroskim
vodnjakom, da bo stala moja
cerkev v njej? Brauneske gale
rije in stopnice so rakev vaje-
ne.
(Dalje prihodmN6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25

Candy stripes OF clear red on
white repeat the style lines OF this
cool sports dress. Many sun-loving
dresses may be found In the pat
tern catalOgs at local stores. Econ
Omy-wise home sewers save for War
Bonds BY sewing.
U. S. Tysassry Dsbs,tmsst
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25
(NadaljeVamje)

Teta Uli je zakrilila z rokami:
"Ne VEN, otrok, kaj bi Sc tt
moglo tn hudega zgoditi -"
"To nj mic. To je tako malo v
primeri S tenn, kar bo moral Har-
70 spet pretrpeti. Tako lepo je
bill ze v svojem delu: Ozadje,
drevesa, vse je ze zasnovano. Da,
naravnost velicastno gradi. Use
sem pozabila, ko sem ga gledala.
In zdaj mora priti tor
"Otrok, nikari ST vendar ne
misli, da bono drzali krizem ro-
ke in gledali, kako trpis!!'
"Ui, zavzemi Sc "a Harra, ko
bosta gospoda tn Lepo te
prosim.''
"Otrok, kaj mislis, da te bonn
samega prepustila tujim lju-
dem?"
"Oh, sal bosta le diva zdrav-
nika! Zdravniki hodijo cd boil.
nika do bolnika in nitro pozabi-
jo, kaj so prejsnji dan videli. Ii
"a DO lahko pomagala, &c bo po-
trebno."
"Otrok, upam, da Sc DO Harro
ze pametno zadrzal. PREF ga bonn
Sc vzela v Solo. Roza, YES, tvoj
MOI nj clovek, XII bi ga bilo lah.
ko hvaliti . toda zdaj."
"Uli," je podvzela Roza, "ali
me mislis zalostiti?"
me, otrok, toda spomnila sem
Sc, da mi je dal tvoj neizmerno
pohlevni MOI neko narocilo. Ma
diplomacijo Sc ne razumem. Po-
skusala maj bi izvleci il tebe,
cemu siliS ma Brauneck in
cemu 81 svojemu ocetu oblju-
bila :"
Roza je zardela.
"Uli, tega ii ne povem rada...
Oce bo vessel, Uli. Brauneck lie
moi dom. Dokler je bila mama
tam, pa Sc "a mizo nisem upala
sesti. Uli, moi start dom!!'
"Harro misli, da je zlata hisa
zdaj tvoj dom In cesa po.
gresas tu?"
"Nicesar ne pogresam prav
nicesar. Tako lepo in popolno je
tn vse in tako ljubo je vse ..
Da, ali ne razumes, Uli? . &c
pojdemo ma Brauneck, pojdemo
pac vsi I'll in Harro, Hen.
rik, Babetta in Mart"
mo, Mart! Kaj maj pa ia po.
cne ma Braunecku? Zmerom sem
mislila, da innate tam dovolj
slug"
Mart nj sluga. Sal bo moral
vendar Harru pomagati, ko me
bo treba nesti. In Harro ga tudi
drugace potrebuje.'
"Otrok, Sc zmerom mi nisi nj
cesar primal. Kaj maj venda1
recem Harru?"
"Teta Uli, najdrazja, pomagaj
mi vendar, da pridem ma svoj
start Brauneck. Harru reel, da
pac hocem iti. Sal je to tudi re-
snicni vzrok. Da pa sem hudo
trdovratna, vesta oba."
"Torej Sc tudi meni noces "a
upati, otrok?"
Visoka, crno oblecena grofica
je vstala. Nekaj casa Sc je po-
mudila pri oknu, potem pa Sc je
pocasi vrnila, sedla k Rozama-
riji in prijela njene roke.
"Uli," je tedaj poprosila Ro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25
Mali oglasi
Hiso noprodoi

Ia emo druzino, s sob, v do
brem stanju. Weatherseal zirn-
ska okna in mreze. Odprto og-
njisce, blizu Sole in Transports
cije. Sc lahko takoj vselite, ker
Sc lastnik sell il mesta. 2O880
Collier Ave, KE 5423.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25

Ao SSASAAS Ao1Ao ~ AJe'J'
Gabrijela Sc pocaka, da Sc vr-
ne njen MOI.
Ali ne bi sla spat? - jo
vprasa prijazno. - Ia pol ure
pridem tudi JAZZ. Samo Sc neko
malenkost moran napraviti in
te ne bonn hotel zadrzati, da bi
ma meme cakala.
- Zelo ljubeznjivo! Ali pa je
tvoje delo tudi tako potrebno?
Zavzel sem Sc, da skoncam
delo do petnajstega. Ali mogoce
kaj zelis?
Seveda! Rada bi teboj 60
vorila. Dobro, da je ia tvoj tez-
XII COST enkrat odsel.
Gabrijela, govori mojem
najboljsem prijatelju -
Ko mi pa je v najvisji meri
zoprn! Sploh ne razumem, da
81 ga tako zelo vabil, cetudi yes,
da ga ne morem trpeti. To sem
tt povedala, ko sem Sc bila tvo-
ia nevesta in vendar sc tako ma
10 oziras ma mole zelje.
- Kakor ii ma mole. Kar sc
tice Stranskega, je najboljsi,
najmanj sebicni clovek, XII ga
poznam.
- Poleg tega pa clovek, XII
vse zanicuje in sc IL vsakega
norcuje tako tudi IL meme. O,
bila sem JENA. Ali mislis, da ne
vem, da Sc hoce svojimi po-
kloni samo norcevati il meme
Dobro vem, da me ne m ara ;
pref je vedno govoril proti me-
nj.
- Toda, Gabrijela, kako mu
moras to ocitati? - pravi Wolf
in vedel je, da je Gabrijela ime-
la nekaj prav.
- In zaradi MEGA ne morem
imeti veselja, ma kar sem Sc ta-
ko zelo veselila. Veceri, katere
priredi grof Mesnik, so vedno
tako zabavni -
- Kaj, kaj ali zopet prides
ma to nazaj? To je tedaj - "a
radi tega 81 JENA ma Stranske-
ga, da zaradi MEGA ne gremo ?
Toda re poprej sem tt pojasnil,
da ne maram imeti z Mesnikom
nicesar opraviti.
- Prosim, povej mi t e d a j
vzrok, da ne bonn mislila, da je
to samo tvoja hudomusnost, da
me hoce pripraviti oh to vese-
lie.
- Gotovo; samo pref nisem
hotel vprico Stranskega S teboj
O tenn govoriti. Mesnik je po-
znan Don Juan in brezvesten "a
lezovalec zensk, kateremu nj nj
tt zakon svet. Ravno tam, kjer
misli jutri napraviti svojo zaba-
vo, uganja najvecje nesramno-
sti. Sicer pa stanuje tam njego-
va ljubica, XII je pobegnila cd
svojega moza uradnika.
- O, tako? TO je pa res "a
nimivo. In to mi poves sele da-
nes?
Ne oziraje Sc ma memo pri-
pombo, nadaljuje:
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25

moe eIdkOH1Crcu Ill LOpCC IdA-
burjen zaradi kakih nadleznih
sladkih besed.
- Vse je vedno odvisno cd
tega, kdo ii govori take bese-
de, - pravi resno Wolf. - Nj
kakor ne trpim, da tt grof Mes
mix govori sladke besede. Zato
skrbi, da sc bo drzal kolikor
mogoce dalec cd tebe, ker DO to
samo dobro "a tebe.
In zakaj? - vprasa Ga
brijela ostro, ter Sc neko1iko
spne v naslanjacu. - zakaj?
Mogoce zato, ker, me je nekoc
hotel porociti, kar sem ii ze po-
vedala, toda tebi sem dala pred
most! Zakaj bi mogel drugace
imeti kaj proti MENU! Lep je,
eleganten, kavalir.
- Zadnje Sc nj dokazano. Ali
Sc res nisi opazila, da Sc ga me-
rodajni krogi izogibljejo? Toda
kaj bi O MEM toliko govoril !?
Igraj in zapoj nam kaj.
Oprosti, nisem razpoloze-
ma, - pravi kratko. - Gospod
Stranski nam DO rajsi Sc kaj po-
vedal il glavnega mesta. O ta-
ko 81 zelim, da bi tam enkrat
ostala cez zino.
Rad, milostljiva, ako ste
zadovoljni z mojim slabim pri-
povedovanjem. V stirih mese-
cih, kar sem tam, sem dozivel
re precej.
- To rada verjamem pri vasi
nadarjenosti, - pravi smehlja-
je Gabrijela, - tedaj naprej in
ne smete nicesar izpustiti, -
meme zanima vse, - sliSite, vse,
in ravno to najbolj, cesar vi ne
poveste; razumete?
- Toda, milostljiva, napacno
me razumete, " svoje potrdi-
10 polozi roko ma srce.
- Nikar ne, - pravi Gabri-
jela in nato pozorno poslusa
Stranskijevo pripovedovanje, XII
je bio zanimivo, dasi nekoliko
zasmehovalno, tako da je poza-
bila ma mrznjo, katero je gojila
proti prijatelju svojega moza.
Tako je potekal cas- in ko je
IRA S srebrnim glasom odbila
polnoci, skoci Stranski pokon-
ci.
- Tisockrat vas moran pro-
siti "a odpuscenje, da sem toll
ko casa zlorabil vase gostoljub-
most, - in Sc prikloni Gabrijeli,
- clovek kar pozabi ma cas-. ST.
Ger pa moran tudi jutri zgodaj
vstati, ker grem v Zelin.
" Zelin? - pravi Gabrije-
Ia. - Lepa pot do tia. Veckrat
sem Sc peljala tia S kolesom. Ali
ste poznani tam?
Da, milostljiva gospa. Tamos-
Mi zupnik je prijatelj mojega
pokojnega oceta in je bill pref
tudi zupnik V nasem kraju v
Brezju. Obljubil sem mu, da ga
obiscem, kadar pridem tu-sem.
saljivo mu pomiga prstom.
- Ali res? Ali nj kaj druge-
ga, kar vas vlece tia?
V resnici ne vem, milostliiva,
kaj mislite?
- zupnik ina pri sebi zelo
lepo necakinjo - ali nj mogoce
to ona privlacna sila? Kaj, ali
ne poznate Katice? Potem sc
varujte te planinske roze.
- O, milostljiva, kaj mi :je
planinska roza v primeri z raz-
cveteno, velicastno vrtnico, =
zopet Sc prikloni Gabrijeli S svo-
jim pogledom, da je proti svoji
wolff zardela. Kaj sc upa.
- Torej Sc smem jutri zane
sti ma tebe, Stranski? Kadar sc
vrnes il Zelina, prides k nam,
- ga prosi Wolf.
- Tudi JAZZ Sc strinjam z ze-
ljo svojega moza, - pravi Ca
brijela prijazno.
- Hvala lepa; pridem. =
C+ropcl>; ca ,oc1o1y; nj 10 br;;o1,
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Frances Znidorsic
XII je "a vedno zatisnila svo-
je blage oei dne rs. augusta
l94l
Pred oc1ai nam Ved,1o holds,
Srca po Tebi hrepeme,
Ce pogledamo okrog sebe,
Tebe od mikoder nj.
TeSko smao Sc cd Tebe 1OCii,
ter . mrslem grobu Te pustiK,
Solostni Sc tolaSimao, da
enkrat Sc Teboj sdru$imo!
Pocivaj v miru, ljuba sopro-
ga in matt, vedno nam ostanes
v blagemu spominu!
zalujoei soprog in otroci
Cleveland, Ohio,
dne rs. augusta 1916.
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REAL ESTATE

Ako zelite kupiti ali prodati
vase posestvo, oglasite Sc ma
66O3 St. Clair Ave. Imamo tu-
di zavarovalnino proti ognju,
"a avtne in druge nezgode. Vse
to dobite pri
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(Dalje prihodmW)
u blag sbo,1in

OBJ eetrti obletnici kar .je
umrla nasa ljubljena sopro.
ga in dobra, skrbna mama
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kongres postal Sc konservativ-
nejSi kot ie bill v svojem prvem
zasedanju, toliko konservativen,
da napram MENU izgleda pred
sednik Truman vsled svojih
priporocil re kot n%ovopecen
"newdealer''.
Cemu je mogoce, da Sc dr.
zavi, Xxi ina 60 milijonov delav-
cev, lahko rece proti MIN v
zbornici vec zlega kot kateri-
kOli ma svetu?
Vzrok temu je, ker imajo uni
je. v zbornicah lie "prijatelje",
ne pa zastopnikov liz svojih vrst.
Ako hi bila to Anglia, hi bill
unijski voditelji, kot so Green
cd ALL, Tobin, vodja unije pre-
voznikov, Murray cd CLIO, Tho
mas cd avtne unije, Lewis cd
UNIV in drugi ne samo vodite-
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Reakciia sozna- a uniie v sporih med sabo

v zaslisavanjih pred kon-
gresnimi i'm Senatnimi komisi-
jami o predlogah "a ~zviSanje
breZpOselnOstne zavarovalnine
in o Murrayje-
vem nacrtu "a izboljsanje So
elaine zascite, "a upeljavo jaw
mega Obligatnega zdravstva i'm
Ia zb~oljsanie zakona, S katerim
bi Sc pravicno izravnavalo spo-
re med delavstvom in delodajaI-
CT, je bio proti delavcem in uni
jam izrecenih S strani poslan-
cev, senatoriev in raznih pric
tOliko zaljivk in zavajalnega
argumentiranja kot Sc nikoIi
doslej.
Vsi casnikarji, XII so motrili
zaslisavanja, in komentarci, XII
o teh receh pripovedujejo pc
radiu, so innenja, da je sedanji
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SIovenskemu narodu ie treba ne
lie moteriiolne pomoGi, ompak
fUdi noVeqQ spoZnonid z MIN

Postne zveze v in z JUgoslaviio Sc p%olagomo
zboIisuieio in toko DO nosim IiUdem tukai omogo-
eeno poslati tia svoicem bIogo, ziviIa in druge po-
trebseine, pa tudi reIifnim orgnnizaci Jam DO deIo v
boil ureienih okoIseinah iako ~oIaisano.
PoIeg do zeIe materiiaIne ponoGi pc SO nasi Iju-
die tam (kot mi fUkoD rodovedni, koko SO eni kot
drUai ziveli v voini, koko so Sc zodrzcIi tam kot tU-
ko, koi smo storili tukoi zanie in eesa SO Cd mas tam
prieokovali.
PoIes v pismih, XII ste Jim iih eli Jim ih Sc boste
Posloli, Jim lahko Sc posebno veIiko poveste, ako
Jim posliete Ietosni Ameriski druzinski koiedor, XII
lie MIN p~osveeen, 10 ie borbi sIovenskego norodo 20
niesovo svobodo, in V tenn duhu je tUdi Ureien.
poleg blogo i'm zivezo, XII ga bodo preieIi, bodo
tam neizmerno veseIi tUdi vasih pisem, tUku isniih CO.
soPisov, posebno pa kniise, kot lie mas koIedor. v
MENU ie opis delovonia, XII go vrsita SANS, ZOJsA,
JPO-SS in drvsih sienih orgonizaeii. v MENU SO
sPisi il zivIienio nash ijudi v Ameriki in il mega
bodo videIi, do smo bill S sIovenskim norodom v
niegovi borbi "a osvobodisev YES cas- ma nieaovi
stroni in pomogaIi kier in kolikor smo mogIi.
Ceno k~oledoriu ie isfo kot 20 noroenike v Ame-
riki namree $l.25. Dodofi pa ie treba k temu 70
POSI- jaime stroske Csc - skupno $7.5O. Posiiite nam
ia znesek ter ime in nosIov druso izvrsimo mi.
Ma r~ozpologo imomo Sc nekoi izvodov Moi
skeso glosu. S poslioInimi siroski vred stone 45e.
ZoeeIi smo posiIioti v sfori kroi tudi "ProIetur-
coz. Ker ie postnina visoku, stune n~oroeninu 81.
no Iefo.
DokIer nj ProIetoreo reokeionurno iUgosIovan-
ska vlada Iefo 1922 prepovedolu, lie incl fam nno-
go noroenikov. svoieem SO GO p~iueevaIi vesinomu
tUko insnii roiuki. Upomo, do BIO v bodoee tam Sc
boil rozsirien kot pa ie bill pred Is. lett.
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man jake zavzel "a Murrayjevo-
Wagnerjevo predlogo, XII doloca
V bistvu sledece: Vlada maj da
vso oporo privatni industriji,
da Sc cimprej preuredi V pro-
dukcijo potrebScin "a civilno
UPGRADE. Toda ako pc, preured-
bi ne DO V stanju zaposliti vseh,
XII iScejo delo, in SO odvisni "a
vsakdanji kruh edino cd della,
tedaj maj pristopi zraven vlada,
XII bi S pomocjo velikih javnih
podvzetij uposlila tisto odviSno
delavstvo, katero bi bio dru-
GAGE obsojeno V brezposelnost
in odvisno cd miloScin ter vlad-
mega relifa.
Dasi ina torej ia nacrt v prvi
vrsti namen Scititi privatno in
dustrijo in interese kapitalistov
ter velebankirjev, SO toriji v
svojem SovraStvu do cello tako
skromnih socialnih predlogov
ma vso moe proti vladnemu
'tekmovanju" S "privatnim biz
nisom".
Ii ljudje Sc danes ne vedo,
da bi bill ameriSki kapitalizem
re davno razsulu, ako hi ga
ne bill reSil Roosevelt. Njegov
new deal je dial delavstvu pre-
cej drobtin, tako da so 81 med
tenn kapitalisti in bankirji z
vladimir milijardami spet opo-
mogli in znova zavladali mad
dezelo v obliki svoje nevidne
Wade.
Kaj z vladimir industrijami?
Truman Sc je pomudil v svo-
jem porocilu tudi oh v~praSanju
vladimir toVarn in vladne indu-
STRIFE, XII je bila zg~rajena med
vojno popolnoma ma stroSke a.
meriSkega ljudstva. TIE tovarne
(Konec ma 4. strani.l