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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
MAYOR KERRIGAN'S JUVENILE
DEVEL OPMENT RECREATIONAL
PROGRAM WINS APPROVAL

columns of their newspapers and
have termed him the Mayor who
believes the future Of this city
lies in the development OF her
children His program has now
passed the planning stage and is
in actual operation on a city
wide scope.
Mayor Kerrigan has been the
recipient Of plaudits from two of
BoSton's foremost sports editors,
Dave Egan Of the Boston Daily
Record and Jerry Mason Of the
Boston Daily Globe. In a recent
column, Jerry Mason wrote,
Johnny Kerrigan, from his earl
lest days in public service has
striven to serve his neighbors
and constituents. His home be-
came a thoroughfare for the lit
tie people who needed a kind en-
couraging word and helping
hand during the dark days Of the
depression. John Kerrigan has
always remained, despite his
climb up the ladder of public life,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

erica and that children are still
up in the same misery,
terror, and Illustration.
BLACK BOY makes unpleas-
ant reading, but it carries the
weight Of absolute truth. It is
autobiography, relating the
childhood and early youth of the
author up to the time when, at
the age Of 10, he left the South
and headed for a different life
in Chicago.
skilfully the author builds up
his picture Of colored American
reaction to Southern life. There
is fear mixed with a resentment.
There is suppressed anger which
demands this reaction. There is
always tension and fear that
even ones expression may not
be humble enough to satisfy the
boss. There is always the desire
to flee the situation which the
Individual can find no way to
solve-As right determined he
had to do even before he left his
childhood. Finally, there is envy
that those who cannot leave
(either because they do not
have the money or the initiative)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
Need For Russian
Relief Continues,
DR.. Cabot Warns

DR.. Hugh Cabot, chairman of
the Massachusetts Committee on
Russian War Relief, Inc. an
nounced today that in view Of
the recently announced inten-
ton by British War Relief So
ciety, Inc, to wind up its woaE.
and withdraw from the National
War Fund, it is important to
make it clear that the position
of Russian War Relief is radi-
cally different and that this or
ganizat'on will certainly con-
tinue to operate for some time
to come.
1.-THE needs Of the Soviet I'm
ion for rehabilitation are very
large, and they cannot now be
met through lend-lease," said
DR.. Cabot. Leo T. Crowley, For
eign Economic Administrator,
telegraphed Edward C. Carter,
National President Of Russian
War Relief, recently as follows
"Glad % confirm to your Board
of Directors that recent acti17
reducing lend-lease aid to Soviet
Union on termination Of Euro
pean war has been taken under
terms of iend-lease act and does
not represent Judgment on e
Mobilization needs Of Soviet UE-
ion which are undoubtedly large
but which cannot be net
through lend-lease."
Russian War Relief is now
prepared to intensity its collec-
ton of essential food, clothing
and medical items which can
no longer be supplied under the
LEND lease program.
Particularly in the send
ing Of medical supplies Russian
War Relief will have to step uu
its activities very Importantly to
meet crying needs.
DR.. Cabot added 1--WE have the
authority Of the United StateS
Government agencies to the e.
feet that there are 78,OOo,O9O
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

"a proper investment in youth
today will pay dividends in the
form of an enlightened citizenry
of tomorrow" declared Mayor
John E. Kerrigan, who has
created a national sensation in
his organization Of a juvenile de-
velopment recreational program
in this city.
Mayor Kerrigan has created a
juvenile development committee
to supplement the newly organ
lied Recreation Board for which
he has secured a million dollars
from the City Council for run
ming expenses and maintenance.
His recreational program has
earned him the high praise OF
Father Flanagan of Boys Town
who in a recent Boston address
stated, Mayor Kerrigan is by
far the most forward-minded
Mayor in the country"
Boston sports writers have
backed the Mayors recreation
program enthusiastically in the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

feel for those who can escape to
the North and freedom.
Richard Wright has certainly
demonstrated that he has the
most technique novel. His earl
Ter short stories, NATIVE Son."
and this present work give am
pie proof to the most critical
that he has command Of his in
strument. BLACK BOY is a good
book, not the best that can come
from Richard Wright's talent,
but further proof that he is our
best colored writer TO date, for
whom the future holds much
promise.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

ability he sustained when a
youngster which was aggravated
by military service.
He ran for a seat in the City
Council in the Fall Of 1943, and
was easily elected. Mayor KERR
gan served in this position until
last January when he became
Acting Mayor. The State Legis-
lature then enacted a statute
which elevated him to the full
position Of Mayor with the pri-
vileges and prerogatives of that
office.
John E. Kerrigan is the first
veteran Of the present conflict
to become chief executive Of a
major United States city.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
Mayor Kerrigan Issues
Statement Of Candidacy

they deserve. 1t is my intention
to continue to give the people
the best service po SIS b | e
throughout every emerGency
that may arise during these
critical days of war.
II am confident that the yot-
ers of Poston are qualified GO
select the candidate best fitted
for the Office Of chief executive
Of the city. In my experience as
a public servant in Boston for
the past dozen years, my conf
dence in the voting populace has
always paid dividends.
AS veteran Of this war, I
am gratit1ed by the decision of
the legislature tc extend the
privilege Of voting in this may
orally election to the servicemen
and women here and abroad. L
is my fervent prayer that these
noble youths may soon return
home to reap a rich harvest o..
opportunity afforded by a city
government they themselves
helped to select"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

Just Johnny to the folks Of his
neighborhood."
AS president Of the Boston City
Council last January, he succeed
ed the then Mayor Tobin, who
vacated the office when he be-
came Governor. Mayor Kerrigan
was Immediately faced with a
multitude Of emergencies which
accompanied the severe winter
weather this area experienced.
When the acute fuel shortage
struck Boston in the midst Of an
extreme cold snap, Mayor Kerri-
gan set up fuel supply depots to
cope with the emergency. Local
leaders in the fuel industry were
called in by the Mayor to lend
advice on the critical situation.
"A record snowfall of SIS inches
threatened to cripple Boston in
dustry and business throughout
the arduous winter, but Mayor
Kerrigan counteracted t h e
threat by fast and efficient re-
moval at low cost premium.
AS a three term president Of
the City Council, Mayor Kerri-
gan has served as Acting Mayor
of the city several times and has
admirably handled several criti-
cal emergencies 80 notably the
1898 hurricane for which &C
complishment t h editorial
pages of the Boston Press heaped
paenS. of praise upon him. That
particular feat Of administrative
ability is still remembered and
talked Of in all sections and
among all classes in the city.
A lifelong resident Of South
Boston, Mayor Kerrigan lives
with his Mother and two Of his
three brothers at 213 West
Eighth Street. He is a graduate
of South Boston High School,
where he was an athlete of note.
He entered politics in the Fall
of 1898, when as candidate for
the City Council from Ward 7, he
defeated the incumbent by an
almost three to one margin in
his initial bid for public office.
He has been three times re-elect-
ed to this position. In 1888, he
became a candidate for the State
Senate from the 4th Senatorial
district comprised Of wards 6, 7,
and 8; South Boston, Roxbury
and Dorchester. He was elected
by large margin and served two
terms in the senate.
In 1912, he was indicted into
the Army where he served al
most two years before being hon
orally discharged due to a dis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
Children Invited
To Enter Pets
In Museum Show

Anyone under 81 years Of age
who owns pet, is cordially in
vited to enter it in the pet show,
to be given by the New England
Museum Of Natural History, 234
Berkeley street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts, on Saturday afternoon,
June 2, from one to five, accord
ing to an announcement by
Margaret Baker, acting director
Of the Museum.
Any animal may be entered, be
it cat, dog, skunk, snake, or can
nary The entry Of the pet, and
the admission are free. The
Museum will offer prizes for the
most interesting and best-cared-
for pets. This unusual pet show
is part Of the Museums program
of education and entertainment
for all young people.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
Children PAINTINGS
In Museum Exhibit
Untouched By War

A new generation faces the
future practically unscarred by
the mental problems of war,
judging by the evidence through
May 81 in the exhibition of
work by boys and girls in the
Boston Museum OF Fine Arts
classes.
For the past year almost 500
boys and girls have been spend
ing their Saturdays drawing in
spiration and instruction at the
Museum, and using their mag
nation to project a colorful
panorama Of youthful vision.
Here is music interpreted in
brilliant hues: 1.-THE Flight of the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
BLACK BOY

by Richard Wright. Harper and
Brothers. New York, 1915 $3.50
BY Augusta J. Strong
Excerpts from Congress View,
May, 1945)
Richard Wright has again
written a book that is moving
and effective record of colored
American life, Gentle souls will
find it brutal, violent, and a
trifle filthy. Undoubtedly, it viii
cause many staunch southerners
to rage at the uncomplimentary
picture they find Of themselves.
Those Of humane turn of mind
will be tempted to take refuge
in the thought that the story is
certainly exaggerated. For it is
difficult to believe that the
Mississippi and Tennessee des-
cribed here are present day AM
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

Mayor of the City of Boston. !"
"As Mayor of our city for the
past FIVE months, 1 have given
the citizens Of our city the kind
of forward-minded government
II am now a candidate for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

Mayor Kerrigan issued tire
following statement following
his call at the Election Commits
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
FURNISHED ROOMS

TO LET to quiet, honest people
of good conduct and association.
Large rooms with running hot
and cold water, also small
rooms. Steam heat. LOdgers
have access TO kitchen, dining
room, library, parlOr. Apply IL
IL am. s to 8 pm. or in writ
ing; give references. S. JOHN
STON, rs Dartmouth Street,
Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
The Foe Within

In our battle for justice we
must realize that there are
thousands Of traitors within
our ranks-men and women
who, having mortgaged their
own craven souls to our en-
emies, are willing and anx-
tous to sell out our group for
a mess of pottage. In myriads
Of instances they have al
ready done so. Many of these
beings are like moles wh&ch
burrow beneath the surface,
and they have by their perm
icious activities placed the
entire structure of our rights
in peril. The vilest, cruelest,
most brutal, craftiest, most
cold-blooded outspoken en-
envy is far less dangerous
than the vile, crafty, sinking,
snake-like burrowing foe
withinl
-LEEwELLYN LEWIS
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

Russian people suffering under
grave deficiencies of diet and
clothing. These people are livirg
on daily diet Of 1880 calories
while 1000 calories is regarded
by the Department of Public
Health as a minimum for tire
maintenance of health. An es-
innate by UNRRA as Of March l
shows that Russia is so per cent
deficient in clothing whereas the
Greek and Polish peoples were
81 and al per cent deficient re-
spectively.
"For these reasons it seems
vitality important that the wo ,
of Russian War Relief should
go on at an undiminished rate"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02

Bundle Bee" or "The star
Spangled Banner" Here are the
childhood games and a graphic
realization of their literature
told in simple telling form with
vision straight and direct I'M
hamperod by the complications
Of later DEVELOPMENT.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-02
, EoR SALE
chonee of a LifetimeI

Chonee OF O LiFetimeg
DARTMOUTH ST.-Home and
income. IL rms and large store,
hot water heat; near Back Bay
Station and hotels. Fine OPP
pOrtunity for rise in value; can
be used as rOOming house or
Eight housekeeping apis. Ass'd
So, 400; great bargain at $500.
Terms. KEN 1898.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28

| izkazuje $500, kar so daro-
vail sledeci: Po $1,000: Mike
Rebernik, Frank Skvarca, in
John Gitnik. Po $500: Anton
Petrovcic st. Petrovic in Nool,
Paulina Logar, Frank Paulo-
vec, Dolinar Bros, in Frank
Shiffler, 10 oseb je po darova-
10 manjse vsote. Vsega skupaj
nam je postal br. John Dolinar,
tajnik st. SO SNIP, vsoto $780,
95. Drustvo st. 358 SNPJ, Po-
wer Point, O., je darovalo sic,
drustvo st. 4O5 SNPJ v Buff
falu, N. Y, $4,000 in drustvo
st.515 SNPJ, Hall, w. Va. pa
$500, kar SO darovali razni
clani omenjenega drustva. Br.
Fortunat Macnek, tajnik drust.
st. 231 SNPJ je postal $500,
dar Martina Mahoneya. Zaved-
nj slovenski rojak Joze Usaj,
XII Sc sedaj kot vojni ujetnik
(bil je namrec prisiljen sluziti
v italijanski armadi) nahaja v
taboriscu v Ogdenu, Utah, je
postal cd svojega skromnega
zasluzka $500 ma mas ubogi ma
rod, v starem kraju. M njsi
znesek "a relif je postal tudi
br. John Gorsek, tajnik po-
druznice st. Is v Springfieldu,
III.
: Vsi ii prispevki so bill spre-
jeti cd casa nasega zadnjega
izkaza pa do 13. februarja.
Vsem darovalcem in nabiral-
Gem maj bo v imenu pomozne
akcije WRFASSD izreeena ma
sa najiskrenejsa zahvala!
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28
Il urodo SIovenskego omeriskego norod-
mega sve+o
1885 w. 26th St., Chicago, ILL.,
mega sve+o


Dne Z. februarja Sc je v ho-
telu Biltmoru v New Yorku W.
Sill banket v zvezi s proslavo
Stiriletne borbe jugoslovanskih
narodov - pod imenom "Tri-
butte tc Yugoslavia - CONNIE
morating four years of heroic
struggle. Poroeano nam je, da
je prireditev sijajno uspela mo-
ralno in gmotno. Ia naso relif-
no akcijo, pod pokroviteljstvom
ameriskega odbora, je bilo da-
rovano ali obljubljeno skupaj
$4,000 - ma d pol milijona
dolarjev. To je rezultat agre-
sivne akcije, XII jo je zavzel mas
odbor.
Banketa Sc je udelezilo mad
1000 oseb in primanjkovalo je
prostora Sc "a druge, XII bi Sc
radi udelezili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28
PRAKTICNI NASVETI

Zamazane rjave cevlje, XII Sc
ne dajo vec lepo ocistiti ocisti z
alkoholom, v katerem 81 razto-
pila koscek kolofonije. Kolofo-
MILO dobis v vsaki lekarni. Cev-
III maj Sc potem posuse in sele
suhe namazi S kremo in cutila
Sc bos, kako bodo cisti in lepi.
&c SO pa cevlji zelo blatni, jih u
mij z vodo in daj ma kopito. &c
tega nimas, jih nabasi S pa
pirjem, in ko Sc posuse, jih O.
cisti, S kremo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28

Jako je tezko povedati ali O.
pisati vse obcutke, ki vas bodo
navdali oh pogledu ma zanimi-
vo filmsko sliko "The Keys Of
Kingdom katero sc je pricelo
kazati Y Hippod gledali-
scu. 'sThe Keys Of the King
DOM je povest Francis CHS
holna, Il opisuje hrabrega ii
omega moza, Ii je prspoto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28

val mnogo sveta Y heprestanem
iskanju skrivnosti sreee. TO je
slka, "a katero Sc ie vredno
Ipotruditi da se 10 poseti in ze-
leli 10 boste ponovno videti. Ia
kega filma 81 je kino- -publika
selela ze leta il leta, sedaj je
tukaj. The Keys Of the King
dom y kaze Y Hippodrom
gledalilcu n Cd Epetka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28

clStl uODlcek Je znaSal $33.6O.
Pri tenn delu so Sc najvee tru-
dill Anton Petrovcic in zena il
Carnegie, Pa, ter Helena Ro-
bich IL Presta, Pa, zakar jim
gre najlepsa zahvala. Dale so
prispevali Sc: Izobrazevalni
klub $500, Frank Primozich,
tajnik te podruznice $500, John
Nemec st. $500 in ena oseba
pa $500, skupaj $71.6O. Brat
Frank nersich, tajnik podruz-
nice st, "a, Virden, ILL.,, je postal
$18.37, kar SO prispevali clani
te podruznice in sicer "a relf
$1,000, "a SANS pa $S.37.
Arcadia. Kans. - Podruzni-
ca st. 27, je poslala po svojem
tajniku Johnu Shularju znesek
$500 "a podporo trpecim ro-
jakom in nabrali so tudi nekaj
Sc dobre obleke. Martin Jelenc,
blagajnik postojanke st. A JPO,
SIS, Sheboygan, Wis, je postal
br. Jurjovcu eek "a $21O.68.
Ker je ia vsota namenjena "a
WRFASSD v pomoe nasemu
narodu v starem kraju, nam je
br. Jurjovec ia eek izrocil, da
ga odpravimo ma pristojno me-
sto. Darovali so po 5000 dru-
stva: Ameriska Slovenka, stew.
10, JPz Sloga, Bratje Zaveze,
st. 4, JPZ Sloga, in Zdruzeni
Slovenci st. 344 SNPJ, Ameri-
sko Zdruzenje $500, Kraljica
Majnika K.S.K.J. $2O.68 in An
ton Smerke pa $500. .
Euclid, Ohio. - Frank c.
sen, tajnik podruznice st. 1O6,
je postal $500 "a takoisnjo
pomoc relifni akciji. 70 vsoto
je nabrala oh priliki njegove
IS. letnice sestra Manica Ba-
shel. Darovali so sledeci: Ma
MICA Bashel $500, Frank &C.
sen $1,000 in "Povstertanc" je
prinesel $17.O0, skupaj $500.
Dale je darovala "a relif
drustva sledece vsote: st. 48
SNPJ Barberton, Ohio, $4,000,
st. So sNPJ Broughton, Pa. je
darovalo $4,000, in Slovenski
dom v Broughtonu pa $4,000.
Nadalje so pri letni seji drust-
va st. So SNPJ sklenili, da bo-
do sli nabiralci pobirati pro-
stovoljne darova "a pomozno
akcijo in priglasili so Sc sle-
deci: Mike Paulin "a Gill Hill,
XII je nabral $3.50, John SKIER
bee in Anton Merlak sta ma
brala $66.45, kar so darovali
po $1,000: Joe Zupancich in
Mary Zupancich, $500: John
skerbec, Frank Artnak, Mar
tin Gorisek, Mary Cusic, Frank
Campo in Mary sinkovec, IL
oseb po $1.00, osem po SOC in
eden IS centov. Listina nabi-
ralca Vincenta Kozelj izkazuje
$1,000. Darovali SO: po $500
James F. Galley, Chas. Bruce,
ter Andy Kerzisnik, % oseb pa
v manjsih darovih. Listina j.
Dolinarja in Johna Gitnika pa
- I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28

Velikanski uspeh te prize
ditve sprieuje, kje so ameriske
simpatije in koliko zaupanja j.
ma n a s skupni relifni odbor
med Amerikanci kot Jugoslo-
vani. Ameriske oblasti so ma
klonile nasemu odboru nadalj-
nj prostor "a 10000 ton ma anne
riskih ladjah "a odvazanje re-
lifnih potrebsein v Jugoslavijo.
Pomoc jugoslovanskim naro-
dom sedaj redno prihaja in moe
ma znamenja so, da Sc DO po-
siljanje v kratkem Sc poveca-
To-.
POMONA akcija
Chicago, Ill. - Agilni urad-
niki podruznice st. 2 SO S sode-
lovanjem zavednih clanov in
clanic .priredili 20. januarja t.
|. dobro uspelo veselico v korist
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1lOUenSkl MnerlSlRl rQrOdnl sue
ssss ". 2eth street, Chicago rs, III. E
Ma xdnu g. sent 1914
Ceveandu bill hvjen uradniki g. an
sega odbora r Z
cAsTNI CLAM: r.,.~S ~ -"
casni predsednK: LOUIS ADANnC, Milford. N.
cana podpdsednica: MARIE PRISLAD Dillingham; Avenue
Sheboysan, WIS. .~@ ~'
casn clan: DIR. F. Ave,
EKSEKUTTvE:
Predsednik: Mich
podpdsednik: JANKO N ROGELJ
Illinois.
Tajnk: N1IRKo KUHE1. $685. W. ssth St. Chicago g. H.
VINCENT cANkAR 1857 So Lwndale Chicago 2 m
LEO JURJOVEC 1910 w. 22nd Pl, Chicago
ANTON KRAPENC, ". Pl, Chicaso g. H.
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN, 64o9 st.
ALBINA NOvAK, GILT St. Clair Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ, 2sol So. Lawndale Chicago 2s, I'll.
NADz0RH oDBoR:
LOUIS ZELEZNIKAR, predsednk N. Chicago St. Joliet
JOSIE zAKRAJsEK 1908 Cornela Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio.
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK, 800 Tenafly Rd, Englewood, N.
sIRsI ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, 1890 So. St. sheboygan
JOSEPH F. DURN 1905 Waterloo Rd, 10,
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, 527 No. Chicago Joliet Ill.
THERESA GERZEI4 ss4 Aiquippa Pa.
ANTON HORZEN, Route Princeton, Ill.
ANTHONY JERSIN 1876 Washington St, Denver Coo
REV. MATH KEBE, 223-57h Pittsburgh 1Pa
FRANK KLUNE, eO4-srd st, N. w, Chisholm,
HELENA kUSAR, 1896 So Keniworth Ave, Berwyn, ILL.,
KATHERINE KRAINZ 1883 Ave., Detroit 3,
JOHN KVARTICH, all Station Brdgevile,
JOHN POLLOCK 244s5 Lakeland Blvd, Noble
LUDVIK MUTE, 364 Menahan N.
ANTOINETTE SIMCICH Rd,
THERESA SPECk, 1858 Rosa Ave, st.
VALENTINE sTROJ, 1o4O N Holmes Ave, indianapolis
JOHN M STONICH 1884 Pueblo
ANDREW VIDRICH Forest Ave, Johnstown Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. u Bldg, Ety.
JOSEPH zoRC' lo45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago, Ill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-28
Mirko G. Kuhel:
Slouenijia U borbi "a suobodo
Mirko G. Kuhel:
ILL.,
NAROD IN OSVOBODILNA FRONTA

Kaj pa sovenski narod? Kaksen je njegov odnosaj
napram Osvobodini 'front.'?
Ljudstvo ina popolno zaupanje vodstvo Osvobodil-
ne fronte in povprasuje kaksne stranke je eden ali
drugi. Zaveda pa dobro kdo e zgradil Osvobodno
fronto. Predstavlja ST jo naviso potcno in civno
obast in zadovostvom uvideva, da nj tista grda
posast kot o skal belogards Lubljane po radiju
po casopsih, kakor tud mnogh priznic Ne vtika
privatno zivene ludstva ali njegovo in cerkev
Dasiravno je ba vojna zelo krvava in e spocetka ci
wilma revouca razprsa mnogo druzin, ia poozaj danes
nj vec vazen. Narod prznava tud komunstom kredit
nhovo vesce vodstVo in pomoc pr organzranju osvobo
dnega pokreta med narodom, XII sesto zelo konserva
tvnih kmetov in XII goboko verni in zeo starokopt
mega poticnega mislenja Komunsti pa so Sprawl in 90
veza bsago svoe poiticne nazore XII bi zna narod DO
peja mocvrje cvilne vone in sovrastva In zaseja c
vino vono in sovrastVo med udstvo ST je sovraznk po
zeel Komunisti previdno spoznai, da je hterizem
najvec sovraznik sovenskega naroda ter da e narod
spozna svoje voditee lie po njhovem delu in uspehih
pa pc lepozvonecih politicnh geslh.
Komunisti sloveniji obvladujeo nobene pozicije
XII bi Jim zagotovla kaksno konroo mad vado po koncani
von Cello slovensk parliament e narodu lie pro-
vizorcne ali zacasne Slovenski narodni osvobo
diln svet XII e zvrsevan odbor sovenske Wade ali par
amena vedno poudarja da osvobodno gibanje danes
more dooclt koncnega obrsa drzave Yes narod
ra bt najpre osvobojen in imeti priko do svobodnh
voev predno je mogoce to dernokraticno in pravcno
doociti Iso staliSce tenn vprasanju tud nova
tederana vlada Jugosavije (AVNOJ XII je uradno pro-
glasa da funkcionra kot redna vlada temvec e "a
casno dokler narOd izrazi sVoega mSena Slo-
veniji to poudarja dan dne To jasn znaki de-
mokracije In da tega zavedao tud zaveznske sile
sprcue zakljucek konerence Roosevea Churchilla in
Stana Ja. AVNOJ e priznan de facto vlado Jugo-
saVe katerega maj spoponijo Sc on posanci drzaVne
skupsclne, XII Sc MISC konpromitiral sovraznikom