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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Spain Bars Alien
Interference

MADRID. Dec. % (AP)--The
Spanish government asserted to-
day that Spain would not toler-
ate interference of the foreigner
in its internal affairs.
The state ment, Issued by
Frances council of ministers, ap-
parently was in answer 10 a pro-
jected meeting Of the United
States. France and Britain TO re-
view their relations with Spain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Reds Get Maxi Assets

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 QNS)-
The London radio reported today
that all German property in Hun
gary will be h n d e d over to
Soviet authorities by Jan. 8. 1916. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
How Troops
Come Home

At least 5S noopships with more
than 10000 American serUicemen
are due to arrive today (Sundoy)
at three East Coast and sir West
Coast ports.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
SUGAR Mantedi

HAVANA, Dec. 29 GNS) -
Sugar producers today called on
the Cuban government TO rush
available supplies to the United
States
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Home ToWnCare
To Start Jan. Is
Michigan Doctors
Pioneering Plan

Home town medical care for
veterans with service connected
disabilities, offering a free choice
of doctors, will go into effect in
Michigan Jan. Is by agreement
between the Veterans Admins
tration and the Michigan State
Medical Society.
A similar plan for hospitaliza-
ton of veterans with disabilities
incurred in service also will be
ready in March, representatives
of the Michigan Hospital Asso-
citation said.
Michigan is the first state 10
undertake this service, which may
become pattern for care OF
veterans throughout the nation.
HOW 1T WILL OPERATE
Designed TO tighten the burden
on veterans hospitals, which re-
port backlog of 10000 cases, the
plan was initiated by the doctors
and will be cleared through the
Inonprofit Michigan Medical Serv-
ice under the Blue Cross Plan.
This is how il will operate:
A veteran, declared eligible for
medical care by the Veterans Ad-
ministration. will be issued form
by the Michigan Medical Service.
! He will take this 10 the doctor
of his own choice who will admin-
ister treatment. The physician in
turn will be reimbursed by the
Michigan Medical Service. The
actual cost will then be repaid by
the Veterans Administration.
DOCTORS IN ACCORD
a complete and equitable
| fee schedule covering all types
OF treatment has been drawn
up and approved by the State
Medical Society," DR.. r. l..
Novy, president of the Michigan
Medical Service explained.
"Of Michigan's 5000 doctors,
95 per cent have indicated their
support"
Although plans for hospital care
tsttit are under consideration, DR..
John l.. Ernst, president OF the
Michigan Hospital Association,
said a disqualification plan would
be in operation by March.
In this instance. relmbursements
will be handled through the Mich
ligan Hospital Service, also a Blue
Cross organization.
SPEEDS UP SERVICE
"This means IL will be unnec-
essary for veterans to travel
long distances from their homes
and families" DR.. Ernst said.
.Instead- -ef waiting fer admit
tance to over-crowded veterans
institutions they Will receive i'm
mediate care at any one Of
-,afirhtgan.v TT hUspftsfs.
This pioneer program was
Launched at a conference last Au-
gust of representatives Of Mich
igan veterans organizations and
tofficials OF the Wayne County
Medical Society under DR.. STAN
ley W. InSley.
Turned down at first by WASH
ington officials, the plan was ap-
proved in November after the
change of administration in the
Veterans Administration.
Details subsequently were
worked out with Gen. Omar n.
Bradley and other Veterans Ad-
ministration officials in accord
ance with the announced policy OF
decentralization.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
MONEY TO LOAN
2WIoAN SERVICE
Fos FoLks IN a husav

Short of time ss well ss cashf
Don't borrow unnecessarily, but
" loan is 10 your advantage
see h,-e-sf where 4 out OF ,
who ask for . loan, get itl
Loans up 10 IS months made 10
credit-Worthy men and women,
on signature. furniture or auto,
without involving friends or en-
ploycf. Come in today or apply
by phone. then make one visit
20 sign and get the cash.
-Cer'Ain loans. especially those for
purchase Of restricted items, limited
20 II months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Corporation

t3 LOCAL OFFICES
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COT. Fort and 6ris~old CH s47O
aIestie Bldg, 2nd Fl..
cor. Woodward and Michigan CA O69s
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i4s Michigan, cor. Shelby ca 6382
GRAND RIVER-5050 Joy Rd. At Grand
River. 2nd ~. TY 7-500C
GRAND RIvER-s7ss Grand River. corner
livernois. LIST. ~. no 450C
GRAND RivER-ll45I Greenfield, eornel
Grand River vE 6.280(
PARK - t4i3I Woodward
Term. Arcade, 2nd n. TO 5-243i
FERkDAlE - 22750 Woodward, End 81,
nj Mile Rd. ~ 2.660C
EAST SIOE-ilA46 6rstlot. above Mil,
Rd.. OPP. wards AR 800
EAST SIDE-9992 Gratiot
Above Harper PL 1881
EAST SiCE-i 3003 Jefferson East.
corner Diokerson lie Oi5s
WEST SIDE - 57IS Michigan. and 81.
Kramer TheateT BLDG. Ia l405
DEARBORN - 1908 Michigan. 2nd ~,
Blk West Of sohssfer Rd. OR 65i0
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Furniture. Household Goods
Arm. OUTFIT
s. WEEKLY
AFTER down PAYMENT
AL BRAND NEN IIRNITt RI


Delivery TODAY No Iinance 90.
Luxurious ape. living room suitf
consisting OF davenport and lounge
char, all spring construction; oe-
casionsl chair. beautiful coffee
table. table lamp and sSl2 rugs
3-pc. bedroom suite; iull size bed,
vanity or dresser and chest IN sun
tan or walnut finish boz spring
and heavy mattress, pau o pat.
lows; very sturdy S-pc. hardwood
breakfast and dinettei 9-pt. un-
finished kitchen set. Used stove
included With outfit
Washer. Radio. Refrigerator,
Vacuum Cleaner ktNra.
Available tor early delivery,
special Attention to Veterans
CASH FURNITURE MART
33A MICHIGAN AVE.
Between Warrington and ta>s
Open Evenings liii
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Payments include ali ehsrost at rate Of 3's
par me-. On that part of a balance not Ak
part Of balance IN excess Of 500.
IInI H0ID TIM NIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
= Rzso,,a(
r.Ay AyDr m

s CONVENIENT OFFICES
DOWNTOWN David Stott Bldg,
Il5O Griswold.. Randolph 5o26
k0arHEisr - e64o Gratiot, nr.
Harper. Or. Fl...,. Plaza l7eS
koRTHwEsI-o225 Grand River.
Second Floor ....... .h0lsrih slsj
RIVER ROUGE - Burke Building
1858 w. JEFF. Ave. .vine~oOd 2-l2sI
ROYAL OAK Washington So.
Bldg, 2dFl., S. Wash. Str. o. 5000
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
MONEY TO LOAN =
GET A Sl00 LOAN
REPAY S7.29 A MONTH

Up TO I6 Months 70 Kepoy
See the new smaller payments. Loans
for certain purposes still limited by
Govt regulations to shorter periods.
Ask for full information.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Good banks won't even accept deposits from crooks,
not wanting the latter to trade the prestige resulting
Evening star., 1945-06-03

The Rock. He's nereless. The Iron Man. War
hasn't affected him. Can't understand why dis
charged veterans allowed 90 days to relax before
going back to their old jobs. Can't understand why
they need time to get over the War. lie doesn't.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
The Reception Committee
(KNOW ANYBODY HERE?) -

The Patriot. Always talking about all the
things he goes without Mentions the War Bonds
he buys as though he were doing the Govern
ment favor This makes veterans (who've been
buying plenty of Bonds themselves) wonder
whether we had the right people in foxholes.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
A True Story by SGT. FRED ROSEN

His eyes were fixed. his teeth barred.
l grabbed his shoulders. He paid
no attention. just fought forward.
Don't force him." the nurse
shouted. running toward US. He
mustn't struggle"
Fragile lung tissues torn by the
bullet might collapse.
She threw herself down on her
knees in front of him.
stop it, you're killing yourselfr'
She put her hand on his forehead.
He spoke then, terribly intense,
'I'll get him I'll get him."
Prisoners Terror
WE FOLLOWED his eyes and looked
at the patient on the last stretcher.
He was an amputee - one arm off.
He looked about 18, very blond.
His blanket had slipped, revealing
the uniform, filth-covered, but un-
mistakable.
He was a German prisoner.
The men on the stretchers watched
the crawling infantryman.
He was now halfway down the
plane. The nurse, on her hands and
knees, was moving with him. whis-
pering in his ear . soothing, plead
ing, commanding. But he dragged
himself on
The German stared - his mouth
twisted in terror.
Swiftly, the nurse snatched the
kerchief off her head, bent over the
man on the floor and blindfolded
him.
She stepped back. Taut, everyone
watched.
He Couldn't Make It
He CONTINUED a few inches, then
stopped. He started off again, more
slowly. feeling in front of him like
a blinded animal. Again he stopped.
His hoarse gasps could be heard all
over the plane.
He reached up to the knotted
kerchief with one hand, then with
the other. But his fingers lacked the
necessary coordination. He was
through.
The nurse removed the blindfold
and covered him with blanket just
where he was. Then she stood up
slowly, and smiled.
Her meaning was unmistakable.
Our little war was over.
For the rest of the trip she sat
on the floor beside the infantryman,
stroking his head. He didn't say a
word, just clung to her thumb the
way small boys do.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

One of her patients was a
CI- one was a German
TNIvE hours ago the soldier now
lying on the nearest stretcher
had been shot through the chest.
While he lay unconscious, in a fox
hole, fragments from shellburst
had ripped open and broken his
left leg.
The motors of the big flying am
bulance started and he opened his
ewes. AS the nurse bent over him,
| could hear his scratchy whisper:
"Never been in plane before -
hope | don't get sick"
He was one of 20 wounded soldiers
on stretchers in the cabin, leaving
the beachhead for the base hospital.
His combat boots, tucked in be- :
side the plaster cast which sheathed
his leg from toes to hip, marked him
as an infantryman. That and the
three weeks beard, the sunken eyes,
the torn shirt so impregnated with
foxhole dust it looked like an empty
-four bag pillowed under his head.
Out Of His Stretchez!
| COULDN'T guess his age. It's hard
to tell when a mans been in the line
long time.
Our plane thrummed down the
steel-matted runway. We rose slowly
and levelled off at about 500 feet.
watched the nurse going from
man to man. She was in her twen-
ties, quite pretty. Wisps of brown
hair from under a kerchief hung over
a small face. She looked tired.
The infantryman who had been
afraid of being airsick, was staring
at the stretcher over his head. His
face was blank and still. The faces
of all the men | could see were just
as expressionless.
One man was covered by blanket
that swelled over some braces at his
groin. Above him WAS q soldier
whose right arm had been am
putated. A cigarette dangled
from a corner of his mouth.
The plane droned on. 1t was hot
and still in the cabin. Heavy sun
beams shifted back and forth.
realized suddenly that the nurse
had stiffened, staring in my direc-
ton. One face, then another, turned
to stare.
The infantryman was out of his
stretcher.
His cast dragging, he was crawl
ing. His face was rigid and strained.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

The Bloeaho..A. ats OK, Sailor you won't shock
me! Ever knife Jap? How does it feel to be bombed?"
The Wars just big adventure story to him. But it
talk about it.
Prepared by he Var Adreriang Council nc Cooperation
w The Office of Var Information and The Reainng and Re-
employment Administration
Evening star., 1945-06-03

The Greeter. oneman brass band. "Nothings
too good for Our Boys" he always says. And that's
what he gives them. Nothing except big hello.
Help? That's the Governments job, he says.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

Blue Ribbon Citizen. Like all good people,
she asks no questions, weeps no tears, doesn't
stare at disabilities To her. returned veteran is
an abler, more aggressive and resourceful citizen
than the boy who went away She's proud of him,
proud to know him. Anxious to be of real help.
She's the kind of person we should all be.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-31

MEETINGS-To further promote
this phase Of activity the North Car
DINA committee Of the brewers as
ISOLATION has arranged a series Of
some forty-odd meetings Of distri-
butors and retailers throughout the
state during February and March to
perfect details Of plan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-31

EMBARRASSED Members of
the legislature are frequently en-
barrassed by demands from back
home that special local acts be pass
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15

ega naroda. Relifna akcia nasega naroda biti
vzrok da bi zapostavja ponoc pr politicnem deu ka
je ozrom svetovne dogodke skoro bo vazno ka
kor materijaln humanitarne akcije.
Vsled tega vsem vestnim denokratcnm Jugoslo
Amerik naroea dolznost da pravilno pojmijo
porebe vece aktivnost Ujedinjenega odbora in da
pram svojim kraevnim prilikam izpeejo akcjo pod
poro materalne pomoei Ujedinjenemu odboru Ma vseh
prredtvah zabavah, piknikih zborovanjh in shodh zb
rate denarne darove in m posljite Ujednehemu odboru
ker je potreba velika in nujna.
Ujedinjen odbor je svojim dosedanjim delom "a
suz in opravic zaupanje nasega naroda Ameriki To
utruje ver da bo mas narod posebno pa nasi do
sedanji sodelavc Sc nadae prozi teh usodnh cash
materijalno in morano pomoc Ujedinjenemu odboru. -
Ujedinen odbor JuznoSlovanskih Americanov 465 Lex
ngton Avenue, New York II, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15

imamo minerce, mlade krneGke
fante, XII v pristnem dialektu
razlagajo vrstah min, razstre-
Iva, mine1m,ih aparatih, torej
0 stvarsho delp3ile preje "a ma
sega, kl,.a..-i4-acene, ali vsaj
preueeno napisane. Pontonirji
|goyore o splavih, mostovih; pc
saki razlagajo taktiko sbojeva-
MIA in o rabi raznega orozia;
artilerci racunajo in studirajo
merilne naprave. Mlad kmecki
FAINT z okorno roko kaze po kar-
ii, cita jo, kaze vzpetine, doline,
meri visine vrhov, Sc orientira
ma karti pomocjo kompasa in
ponoci tudi brez NIGGA. Zvecer
eujes gojence, ko, gledajoc v ne
DO, ugibajo o zvezdah in orijen-
taciji. Vsak trenutek izrabijo,
vsako priliko.
Politdelegat z nami studira
syetovne, domace, vojaske in
politicne dogodke, razpravlja o
gospodarskih problemih. Spo-
znai smo, da more tudi mas
kmecki in delavski clovek daja-
ii ono, kar je pref incl "a ne
mogoce. Zdi sc ii, da 81 prisel v
nov svet.
|. Tekom nase borbe smo napra-
viii velik zgodovinski skok. Vse
skrite sile so Sc sprostile in to
SO nase zlate palice in mas "a
klad.
Sami 81 bono zgradili svoj
dom, zbrisali bono po vaseh, tr-
9Th in mestih sledove zaostalo-
sti.
Komisar, kapetan Tome
podoficirska sola.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15
Domoco fron+o
Program v Pittsburghu prinese
S6 2C3 65O

$b,SE5,65O
Washington - Divizija "a
vojne finance Treasury Dep't-a
je nAznanila, da je prvi dan po-
svecen knjigam in avtorjem pri-
nesel $6,923, $50 pri prodaji War
Bondov v Pittsburghu. Tu gre
"a prodajo posameznikom v te-
ku "a ur. Yes Pittsburgh Sc je
zbral sirijski moseji, ko Sc je
|pojavil S. ]. Perelman, XII je bill
stoloravnatelj, Ester Forbes,
] o IN Roy Carson, pisa
telja in Lieut.. Col. Robert Hen
riques, britanski komando cast
mix. On je napisal slovito knji-
60 "No Arms, No Armor" in
nekaj drugih knjig. Program v
moseji Sirije je bill pod pokro-
viteljstvom Mrs. Francis P. Tar
napowicz, predsednika Nationa-
lity Groups Division "a okraj
Pittsburgha pri Pennsylvania
Finance Committee. Tristo kup-
cev bondov, XII so kupili maj
mani "a $500, Sc je vdelezilo "a
jutreka v druzbi pisateljev v
enem najvecjih Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15
VAZNO

Ker je potrebno, da Sc vse
nabiralne knjizice cd Jugoslo-
vanskega pomoznega odbora st.
2 SIS vrnejo, ste tenn potom ma
proseni, da jih vsi oni, XII jih Sc
innate, takoj vrnete osebno ali
po posti ma blagajnika Josepha
Okorna, 1896 E. 68 St. Cleve-
land, 3, Ohio, ali pa v Sloven-
ski narodni dom ma st. Clair
Ave. OBJ petkih vecer. Sicer ina
mo popoln seznam vseh, XII so
nabiralne knjizice sprejeli, pa
"a enkrat maj zadostuje ia opo-
min.
z narodnim pozdravom,
Joseph Okorn, blag,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15
Drugi Ie sic diio
nosim vzg|edom

Sovjetski Rusiji mnogi zame-
RHO njena prizadevanja, da 81
zagotovi naklonjene sosede oh
svojih mejah. Pozabijo pa, da je
bila tudi smernica drzavnega de-
partmenta Zedinjenih drzav dol
go casa podobna in da Sc je nasa
vlada v to svrho veckrat poslu-
zevala politike "mocne roke."
sele nastopom Rooseveltove
administracije leta 1888 je nasa
jrapublika zacela zasledovati
smernico dobrega sosedstva ma
pram | a tin S k m republican
ameriskega kontinenta. v zvezi
S tenn pise znani ameriski casni-
kar Drew Pearson med drugim
sledece:
"V letu 1927 je nasa dezela
dosegla najnizji nivo odnosajev
z latinsko Ameriko. Mi smo po-
slali vojastvo v Nicaragua, da
je cuvalo predsednika Adolfa
Diaza, XII je bill lutka Zedinjenih
draw in prejsnji agent "a neko
amerisko lesno druzbo. Posiljali
smo ostre note Mehiki, XII je "a
plenila izvestna oljna in druga
velika posestva. Mi smo vzdrze-
vail tudi nase vojastvo v repub-
liki Haiti.
"Latinska Amerika je bila
sierra nasega vpliva in mas dr.
zavni department je bill odloeen,
MOI, XII je postal mnogo ostro
noto latinskim republican, je
bill tedanji drzavni podtajnik
Joseph c. Grew, XII je zdaj, pc
skoro 20 letih, spet ma istem me
stu, in XII je zavzel slieno takti'
ko proti Titu in Stalinu.
"Sredi krize leta 1927 je bils
Anglia poslala emo krizarko ,
vode Nicaragua. Pisec je bill ma
Woo, ko je bila ia angleska pre-
drznost sporocena takratnem,
poslujocemu drzavnemu tajnik,
Grewu. MOI je pobledel. Tam j
, bila vendar sierra nasega ypliva
| Nicaragua je bila mas problem
| Vendar Sc je Anglia predrznil'
; vtakniti svoj nos mas business
!, ''V mnogih ozirih poljski pro
i blem slici nasemu latinsko-ame
J riskemu problenlu. Mi nism'
/ marali, da bi Sc evropski narod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15

mesali v zadeve zapadne hemi-
sfere, in predno szno Sc kaj bolj-
sega naucili, smo posiljali nase
vojastvo cello v tako oddaljene
repubiike kot je Paraguay. Mi
smo postavljali in .odstavljali
lutkarske predsednike latin
skin republican ,vse do leta 1888.
''Rusi so v prav takih odno-
Saith napram lutkarski vladi v
Lublinu ma Poljskem. Glavna
razlika med naso smernico v Ka-
ribejskem okrozju in med SOW
jetsko smernico napram Poljski
je morda v tenn, da so sovrazne
armade v teku rs let dvakrat
vdrle preko Poljske v Rusijo,
medtem, ko do mas Sc nj prisla
nobena invazija preko latinskih
republik.
"Kot je nasa Monroejeva dok-
trina varovala Zedinjene drzave,
tako je bila ruska smernica pro-
ii Poljski doloeena pred stoletji.
Ugotovljeno je bilo, da Rusija
ne more upati ma mir, dokler nj
Poljska postavljena tako, da ne
bo vec tvorila ceste "a napad IL
Prusije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15
NaciOnalni zaklad

LJudSka praVlca ~. Hldr-
ca, 1915. - Bivsa Jugoslavija
je bila bogata. Posamezniki so
imeli ogromno premozenj, ma
lozenih v inozemskih podzem-
skin bankah. V teh bankah lezi
zlato v palicah. Drugi del svoje-
ga bogastva so vlozili v eele blo-
ke his in vii. Bogatejsi meseani
so imeli v teh palacah luksuzna
sedemsobna stanovanja. Del bo-
gastva so tt ljudski izkorisceval-
ci zapravljali v svetovnih leto-
viScih.
Delavec in kmet sta garala in
mnozila zaklade zlata ter nado-
knadila pijavkam zapravljeni
denar.
Kot partizan sem mnogo pre-
hodil. Videl sem slovenske vasi.
Hise in gospodarska poslopja so
bila stara, nehigienicna. V sto-
letjih Sc nj skoro mic izpremeni-
10, kmet je popravil samo, kar
Sc je podrlo, a Sc je pri te m
mocno zadolzil. Cd hisnih vrat
do hleva moras hoditi po gnoju
in gnojnici. Kuhinje so stare,
crne cd katrana in saj, temne,
brez stedilnika. Stanovanje je
zatohlo, neprezraceno in vlazno.
Ne vidis elektrike; dekleta in
zene nosijo vodo cd dalec ma
glavi. Cele role muh opazis
zivino napajajo v kotanjah. vi
del sem telico, XII je~pila ma dvo-
riscu crno gnojnico. Vprasa]
sem pastirja, kako to, da zival
Pile gnojnico. Odgovoril mi je;
''Raje jo ina, kot pa cisto vo.
do"
Tako je garal mas slovensk
kmet rod "a rodom in skora,
mic napredoval. Slovenski kmet
sc je zadolzil, posestva so prisla
ma boben zadnjo kravo mu j
oblast zarubila. Otroci MISC incl
kruha, kaj sele belle kave, slad
korja, zadostne obleke. Nismt
mogli napredovati, res ne! Mo
rail- smo polniti inozemske ban
ke z zlatom, zidati velike biloxi,
palac in vii, jim luksuzno. oprem
ljati.
Stoletja smo delali "a druge
a sedaj je dovolj! Sedaj bonn.
delali Ease. Zgrabili smo z;
orozje, postavili ljudsko oblast
Imamo svojo vojsko, XII mas b.
branila pred sovrazniki.
Nimamo zlatih palic v tujil
bankah, vendar smo bogatejs
kct v start Jugoslaviji. Odkri
Ii smo nov zaklad, zaklad del
, in iznnajdljivosti. Milijonsk
mnozice nasih narodov bod,
imele moznost ucenja in razvo
! ia. Koliko talentov smo okrili
, Delavci, kmetje, tesarji, pasti1
= j, bajtarji sede v klopeh in $
:, ucijo. Imamo svojo vojsko, /
!. so jo ustyarili in jo se vodij
} oficirji il ljudstva. Imamo pra
!! vo ljudsko oblast. .Inamo &C
: spodarstvenike, pisatelje, pesnj
! Ike, igralce, zdravstvene pomoi
) nike il vrst delavcey in kneto,
j ki so rastli v sami borbi. " so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15

skupna sijajna manifestacija tu-
di v veliko moralno oporo hra-
bri jugoslovanski vojski in novi,
prerojeni in demokraticni Jugo-
slaviji. - Ia publicijski odbor:
Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15

Store, a drugih tristo je bio ma
lunchu v Twenty Century Club,
kjer so srecali humorista in dru-
&c pisatelje, prvi, nagrajen z
Pullitzervo nagrado, drugi avtor
knjige "Under Cover" in tretji
britanski vojak in pisatelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-15
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Shod v prid Primorske
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Cleveland, ONO.
Zmaga zaveznikov mad Nemcijo
in Italijo je pustila "a seboj
mnogo neresenih in zamotanih
mednarodnih problemov, S kate
rimi Sc zogajo velesile potion
svojih diplomatov. Najvecji gla-
vobol "a te diplomatic bo ne
dvomno zacrtanje novih draw
nih mel bodoce Europe in All
je. Tu Sc krizajo gospodarski in
teresi mednarodnih kartelov, XII
Sc vedno vladajo pretezni del
sveta. Pred mimi stoji perece
vprasanje narodnih manjsin, XII
je v preteklosti igralo vazno vlo-
60 v mednarodnih sporih.
Ia mas Slovence pride v po-
Stew Primorsko in Korosko
ozemlje, XII spada liz narodnost-
mega in gospodarskega stalisca k
novi federativni Jugoslaviji.
Proti koncu vojne z Nemcijo je
to ozemlje zasedla jugoslovan.
ska armada. Pa je prisla mnogo
mocnejsa angleska armada in
pricela rozljati sabljo. Da Sc
Jugoslovani izognejo konfliktu
so Sc zacasno umaknili Koro
ske, docim imajo ma Primor
skem Sc vedno civilno admin
stracijo v svojih rokah. Sporns
tocka je vazno in moderno pri
stanisce Trst, katerega usoda je
zavita v diplomatsko tajnost
Propaganda aparat je v tel "a
devi vse preje kot naklonjer
Jugoslaviji. Ocividno Sc gotov
interest bojijo mocne Jugoslavi
je. Tel propaganda je nasedle
tudi ameriSko casopisje in radio
komentatorji.
V svrho boljsih informacij tr
zaskega vprasanja ameriskeml
casopisju in javnosti sploh 81
sklenili clevelandski Jugoslova
nj sklicati velik javen ljudsk
shod, v nedeljo dne II. junija OF
3. popoldne v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma St. Clair Ave
Ia shod Sc bo vrsil pod imenon
''Zdruzeni odbor clevelandskil
Jugoslovanov." V odboru so zs
stopani: Slovenci, Hrvatje, Srb
in Macedonci, brez razfk
strank in we're. Sodelovali bod
tudi ostali Slovani potom came
riskega slovanskega kongresa.
Ma vzporedu bodo prominen
nj jugoslovanski in ameriski g
vorniki. Glavni govornik pa b
Clan jugoslovanske delegacije
San Francisco. V program bod
vkljucene tudi glasbene in m,
! zikalicne tocke vseh stirih~ n;
: rodnosti. V zvezi S tenn bono n
} tenn shodu proslavili tudi da
image mad nemskim in italijal
skim fasizmom. .-...
Odbor apelira ma vso slower
sko javnost Clevelandu in ok
: lici, da 81 rezervira nedeljo dn
II. junija izkljucno "a ia sho
, in S tenn pokaze solidarnost 2
pravicne zahteve nasega Pr
morja in Korotana. cim vec M
bo, temvecji Wits bono napravi
ma navzoce porocevalce in ostal
1 Americana. Poleg tega bo pa