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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

their enticing offers.
 Patton grasped Dr. Bohrs hand. but. not re azing who he was. had started to turn away when Cong. Jackson said General. this Is the Dr. BohT whose basic discoveries had SO much to do with the atom bomb"
 Patton wheeled in his tracks, stuck his hand out again. and said:
 50 you're the guy that almost blew me out of jobl"
 for a long chat about atomic power.
 Despite cold water thrown by Democratic big wigs, the Pearl Harbor probe has developed some hitherto nttle-known information. highly important when 1t comes 10 the vital problem of keeping the future peace
 with Gen. Marshall testified before the Pearl Har bor Committee that they did not want Secretary of State Hull to send his showdown note to Japan on Nov. 27, l94l, because Japan was better prepared than We and they wanted to spar for time.
 Sparring for time was the whole policy of the U. s. Army and Navy for more than year before Pearl Harbor. Yet. just prior to that they them selves, had seriously undermined Hulls policy by mitting the sale of arplanes and munitions to Japan Tn other words, the military made Hull's policy ineffective and then complained about the results of the policy which they had sabotaged.
 Take, for instance the question of Douglas Air craft. As the Douglas people state quite correctly, they received permission from the War Department before Gen. Terauchi made his amazing visit to their Santa Monica plant in October, 1939-after the European started-and when Douglas was turn ing out hundreds of U. s. military planes
 As this column previously pointed out, this close cooperation between Douglas and the Japs had the definite blessing of at least the U S. Army For " E. Bertrandias the Douglas vice-president who handled most of the negotiations for sale of the DC-4 to Japan later was promoted by the Army to be a maj or-general-despite the fact that Justice Depart ment officials produced the record of his correspond ence with the JapS
 All during this time, furthermore, Donald Doug las enjoyed close relationship with Gen. Hap Arnold chief of the Air Forces the Generals son marrying the daughter of Donald Douglas
 
 While the Dougas-Air Forces relationship prob ably closer than that enjoyed by other com panies, all the U. S. companies selling airplanes to Japan-and there were others-did so with the War Departments okay.
 Thus, the State Department was put in the posi- tion of outlining policy and then having another
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 much of out is currently convenient. It is certain to bring laundering fight in Congress, and whirlwind of debate in the press and on the air. This should drown the somber drone of the Pearl Harbor proceedings, which is all the noise that par ticular hearing has produced, largely because the editors the columnstS and the commentators of no matter what persuasion, have been too shocked or too numbed to venture voice.
 The Presidents looks like political move be- cause he hasn't waited for all the testimony of the admirals and the generals to be registered. That might be called unnecessary because they've been merely parroting each other along lines divided would have been more polite to have let them have their say It might have looked wiser, too, if the gentleman had conferred with some of the top brass of both contentious. To have done the job right he'd have had some of the enlisted men in, too. After all they're the main support of both divisions and except for untypical G. l., nobodys asked them
 It may be political move with Truman but he couldn't with consistency, take any other stand If he intended to touch the subject at all because he was already on record in favor of unification. He placed himself on record with article in Golfers the last week of August 1914 He was merely Senator then--not merely Senator either, because the head of Investigating committee that bore his name, and which really made him President With the admirable ambition to pick up little extra money he wrote, permitted to be written in his name, this article which was commentary on the Pearl Harbor story as taken from the original
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

probe. Far or foul as the Pearl Harbor hearings have been, they have clearly established the fact that the Democratic administra- tion was practically criminally stupid in the events leading up to that unprecedented disaster. In terms of maintained prestige and hopes for 1948, not only is 1t necessary to get an alibi ready, but it's necessary for MT. Tru- man to divorce himself from the commander-in-chief theory of the previous regime.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
The Firing Line
 By D. N. T.

There may be a few sincere matrimonial bureaus, but the odds are against it.'-Elsa Maxwell in the New York Post.
 Et Tu, Brute Would there were no tricks and arts To complicate, for lonely hearts, The goal toward which they blithe-
 ly run,
 Which is: Two hearts that equal
 one.
 We'd dwell upon happy sphere, If marriage bureaus were sincere, And never reckoned the mundane In making singular the twain. But why should bureaus take the
 blame
 Alone, when others we can name, Too often-far too often-err. All right, so name them: Him and
 Her.
 Molotoy is said to be very fond of the American expression OK. and furthermore, is said to know that it means ives" He certainly hasn't been wearing it out much lately.
 One big shoe company in New York distributed 100000 silver dol lars in Christmas bonuses. The em- ployes probably went right out and turned cartwheels--in.
 Before long-maybe before the holiday season ends-you're gong to read an amazing story in the papers. It will be about a group of Marines who travelled to the East Coast from the West Coast by train, instead of by taxicab. .-
 President Truman will broadcast his views on labor and other legls- the first week of the new year. lative proposals some time during the first week of the new year Politics is funny game, the only one, as far as we know, in wnicn you can't tell the people without program.
 Some Democratic leaders are critical of the manner in which the Administration is handling the Nations housing shortage, partlcu-, larly as 1t applies to veterans. Ana it looks as though the Administra- ton will not get. out of the dog house until the veteran gets out of the pup tent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

1Il O11pesS 1A5 dIILSO U1lC 01C1tC1I'
 Though you might think oth- erwise from the title, this is in- tended to be a builder-upper of good will between nations. What Author Rosten did was collect all the mean and nasty things the GI's in France were saying about the French, then give an answer to each one point by point. The job is being printed in Paris in the form of pocket-size pam phlet. Copies will be given to US. trnons in an effort to overcome
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
FAT SALVAGE CONTINUES
(Hartford Courant)

The end of all rationing except for sugar. although cause for rejoic-' ing by all concerned. by no means presages year of plentiful supply of the several commodities that have come to be looked upon as rar- ities during the war years. Partic-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

residence Of American Minister Moneti Davis. He was piloted on a quick hand-shaking tour of the room by his host. stepping brief ly 10 meet Rep. Henry Jackson
 f Everett. Wash.
 Jackson. in turn, introduced Patton to Dr. Nils Bohr. famed Danish scientist whose discovery of heavy water was one Of the basic steps leading to development Of the atom bomb. BohT had re- fused 10 pursue his research further for the Nazls. despite
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

There's definite suspicion amongst the students of political play that President Trumans demand for the unification of the Army and Navy is diversion designed to get the spotlight off the Pearl Harbor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

A suit for embezzlement was in- stituted against a jeweler who had taken a mans watch 15 years be- fore to repair it and hadn't re- turned 1t yet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
15 Years Ago

A local store placed this sign in Its window: Boy Wanted" Just below 1t, scribbled in hpstick on the glass appeared: So do T. Ruth!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-U. S. author Leo Rosten, who made himself famous by two penetrating analysis of Washington and Hollywood, has just completed job for the War Department called
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Merry-GO-ROun

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s-Just about a week be- fore his fatal accident Gen. George Patton removed his pear-handled revolvers. handed them to a door man. and joined a reception at the Copenhagen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

A local judge sentenced a man to ten years in Jail. The accused pro tested: But I'll die before then. I can't do ten years!" His Honor retorted: '"Well, you can try, can't you?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
B Years Ago

The Democrats society editor Cor was it the composing roomO slipped up on this one. Said a Democrat article: Miss Jeanne V, Willow street, will be interested to hear of her engagement to Robert L., New Haven"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Waterbury Of the Past
25 Years Ago

Gagging on a piece of roll, wo- man patron of downtown reStau- rant gestured toward her empty water glass. A waitress, standing idly by. came over to the table when the woman had finally gathered enough air into her lungs to sum- mon her verbally. Said the wait ress: I'm sorry, madam; but that's not my table"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

Explaining why he smuggled a white mouse into local theater, Thomas Jarvey. Huntingdown ave- nue told the judge that when he placed the mouse on the seat in front of him and secured 1t with a string, he was assured that one of those big halted females wouldn't sit in front of him and block his view. a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

je pri zadnjih vratih spet v av-
tobusu, nato zbere posto "a ma
slednji nabralnik in tako gre
vso dolgo progo. Kadar je v ma
biralniku kaj poste, XII jo je tre-
ba odpeljati, je ma MEM pritr-
jena bella zastayica - kakor pri
mas "a potnike zastayfa IL go
stilne. Il y
Poleg te ceste je ma Lapon-
skenn Sc veliko yodnih poti, po
katerih svigajo urni motorni
eolni, nekateri med mimi rama
sajo tudi posto. Najbolj svoje-
vrsten je pae postni promet ma
siroki reki Paat, ki je ma veil
ko razdaljo obenem drzavna me-
ia med Finsko in Norvesko. Tu-
di po tel reki stole postni nabi-
ralniki kakor oh veliki avtomo-
bilsid cesti, in sicer dvojni: fin
ski in norveski, "a naseljence ma
finskem in ma norveskem bre-
gu.
Dvakrat ma teden pribrzi mo-
torni coin in postar spusti po-
sto V nabiralnik in hiti spet k
naslednjenlu,S ako pa ina kaj
.poste, XII ,je namenjena w neko
sosednjo drzavo' pa zavije k
"inozemskemu" aabiralniku in
opravi svoj posel. Tako zivi
daljni evropski sever, kamor Sc
ze lie rahel odmev nasega vrisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
"a krotek Cos
Zbral F. G. IL Metropole.

s
On: ':Srcek, gotovo 81 zelo
JENA, ker sem prisel sinoci do
NOV S crnim ocesom?'
Ona: "Oh, popolnoma mic. Ko
81 prisel domov, ga Sc nisi incl"
~ ~ -
''Kako tt ugaja moi klobuk ?
Sem 81 ga namrec sama prislu-
lila" a
''Kako?" .s "
'Mozu sem dajala mani de-
maria "a obed in cigarette"
Novoporocenka: "Ljubcek, po-
sodi mi $40 in mi daj samo po-
lovico tega. Potem ii bonn JAZZ
dolzna $40 in ii meni $40 pa bo-
va poravnana."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

tudi "a sovensko voko in eni izhod e borba prot
vrazniku Vsak ubit Neec ponen prilicno dobro novo
obieko in cevje Tega posebno zavedajo noynci k
opravjen svoje civne obleke dokler ubejo prvega
soyraznika in sleceo svoo ztev Po vsa bt poberejo
partzan najprej oroe padega sovraznka nao pride
vrsto uniforma zatem skorn Ubtega Nenca sleceo do
nagega Toda partizan morejo avaditi nost spod
ME obeke cd mrtYega sovraznka in yecna ra prestaia
brez ME.
Kocina obleke XII pride partizanske roke po zraku
je le kapjica morju prineri oblacon, h ga wa
mejo mrtvemu sovrazniku in primer njihovimi po-
trebami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
UREDNIsKA STRAIN &ENAkoPRAvNosTIs'
POsta v polarni noei

Laponska je bila pred vojno,
ko je bila Sc pod Rusijo najbolj
oddaljen in najbolj osamljen del
Europe. Pozimi je bila takore-
kot odrezana Cd vsega sveta in,
nihce nj vedel, kako Sc tam III
vi. Takrat je prebivalo po tenn
samotnem, z jezeri pretkanem
ozemlju le nekaj tisocev ma pol
nomadskih Laponcev in nekaj
sto ruskih kolonistov, XII so v
tenn nedosegljivem kotu Evro-
pc ziveli svoje trdo zivljenje.
tOdtrgani SO bill cd sveta in vsak
je zivel samotarsko, le kratko
poletje je omogocalo nekaj po-
gledov v svet.
Leta 1917 pa je Finska po-
,stala samostojna, dobila je vec-
j del Laponske, potom katere
ima dohod do Severnega lede-
mega morja, kjer lezi .tudi ME
no edino pristanisce. PRAY cato
je Laponska "a F'insko tako We
likega pomona in zato tudi tako
skrbi "a MO.
Finska je takoj v prvih letih
svoje samostojnosti podaljsala
avtomobilsko cesto, XII so 10 Ru-
81 zacei graditi med vojno, prav
do pristanisca Linahamari oh
Ledenem morju, XII lezi tik OBJ
70. severnem vzporedniku. Ia
costa je bila tudi nekaka izhod-
ma lila, Oh kateri Sc je razvija-
10 naseljevanje finskih koloni-
stov po Laponski. Finska temu
svetu posveca veliko pozornost
in vse stori, da bi j tudi to
ozemlje prinasalo gospodarske
koristi in da hi Sc vedno redkim
naseljencem omogocala zivlje-
ME in njihovo delo, S TEN pa
priyabila v te nekdaj tako puste
pokra jine Sc novih ljudi.
Nova avtomobilska costa ie
dolga 531 km, to je "cesta k Sc
vernemu ledenemu morju'. Pro-
met vzdrzujejo drzavni avtobu-
81, Xxi v novejsem casu opravlja-.
jo tudi redno postno zvezo, S
katero SO te pokrajine v zvezi z
ostalo drzavo. Sedanji prebival-
ci Laponske dobivajo pisma in
jih oddajajo, berejo casopise il
s koro 1000 km oddaljenega
glavnega mesta in SO tako pou-
ceni vsi o najvaznejsih dogod-
kin v svetu. Ker drzava yes ia
promet vzdrzuje vse leto, je IL
ginila tudi tista romanticna po-
larna noe " medli svetlobi
|sredi zine pridrvi aytobus in
pripelje casopise in boziena vo-
scila Nekdanji Laponci te-
ga cuda MISC poznali.
Glavni postni postaI sta v
Rovaniemi, ma juznem koncu, in
v Linahamari, ma severnem kon-
Gu "ceste k Severnemu ledene-
mu morju', vines pa je nekaj
manjsih post. Ker pa ne prebi-
vajo ysi kolonisti OBJ "veliki ce-
sti', so 81 oh avtomobilski cesti
postayili svoje nabiralnike: ma
mad 1m visokem mocnem kolu
je pritrjen lesen zaboj s pokro-
vom - to je vse. Brez stevilke.
brez linen stole ii nabiralniki
OBJ dolgi eesti, dalec nekje no.
tranjosti pa 1--WE njihovi lastni-
XII. Aytobusni spreyodniki po-
znajo vse nabiralnike tudi brez
linen in SO v syojem poslu zelo
rooni.' Avtobus sc niti ne usta-
vi, sprevodnik spredaj skoci
ven, privzdigne pokroy in spusti
casopis in ostalo posto v nabi-
ralnik, pokrov spet zapre in ze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
Dopa0Eo fronto
Nabiranje stare Obleke

Washington. Predsednikov
.odbor "a kontrolo vojne podpo-
re je narocil preko so tujim or
ganizacijam "a podporo, na j
ustavijo splosno ali lokalno ma
biranje stare obleke v mesecih
marco, april in maj in jih po-
zval, maj v tel dobi podpirajo
izkljucno le nabiranje National
Collection Clothing Committee,
XII 81 je zadal nalogo, da nabere
$50 miljonov funtov stare oble-
ke, cevljev in posteljnine Cd l..
do 3d. aprila. Nabrano blago DO
razdeljeno med 125 milijonov
vojnih zrtev, katerim silno pri-
manjkuje obleke. Use, kar DO
nabrano v aprilu, DO razdeljeno
med zrtve vojneF onstran morja,
po merilu resnosti potrebe v raz-
licnih dezelah. Dober del nabra-
ne obleke DO razdelila UNRRA,
XII bo odmerila gotove kolicine
onim dezelam, XII bodo prosile
pomoci, po svojih vladah. Del
nabrane kolicine pa bo dode-
lien primernim prostovoljnim
podpornim organizacijam, XII so
vpisane v predsednikovem War
Relief Control odboru, ter bodo
razdeljene siromakom vdezelah,
XII nimajo prava ma podporo
UNRRA in v dezelah, katerih
Wade ne zele, da ma njihovem
ozemlju UNRRA razdeljuje pod
poro, ali v slucajih, kjer vladi-
ma podpora ne obsega nekate-
rih potreb, katere bi mogle kriti
proSIOVOlJne podpofne organl-
zacije.
Henry J. Kaiser, posestnik
ladjedelnic ma vzhodr1i obali, XII
je chairman United National
Clothing Committee-ja, je izja-
vii, da je kolieina $50 milijonov
funtov, katero namerava nabra-
tt ~odbor, v obleki, cevljih in po-
steljnini, priblizno 10 krat vec-
ia kot cilj katerekoi druge kam-
panic "a nabiranje stare oble-
Ike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
OPA dolocbe poenostayljene

OPA doiocbe poenostavljene
Washington. - Office of
Price Administration je izdala
bolj enostavne dolocbe "a sez-
name, katere morajo voditi re-
stavracije, hotel, obednice in
drugi konzumenti racioniranega
ziveza. VISA podjetja, XII so kon-
zumenti racioniranega ziveza
morajo zdaj voditi - izvzemsi
malih boarding his in krajev,
kjer konfinacija nj prostovolj-
ma kot v zaporih - dnevne Sc
zname skupnega stevila gostov,
stevila gostov, XII so lie pill, 60
stoy, XII SO tudi jedi, in v slu-
cajih, kjer gre "a trgovsko eks-
ploatacijo ohednic, tudi dneyni
prejem denarja v dolarjih, "a
pijaeo in "a jela. Ia seznam .je
osnova "a dodelitve racionirane-
ga ziyeza,
Cd Is. marca, 1915, naprej
pa Sc morejo posluzevati enc
naslednjih metod:
/. Vsakodnevni seznam v do
bi, "a katero dobe racionirani
zivez, skupno Stevilo ljudi,y Ste
vilo gostoy, XII SO lie pill in Ste
vilo gostov, XII SO jedl, ter, v
slucaju restayracij in gostilen,
prejem v dolarjih "a obede. v
bistvu torej dosedanja netoda,
Q. Seaman stevila gostov, Ste
villa gostov, XII SO lie pill, stevilo
gostov, ki SO jedi, in sicer "a
vsak posamezni dan Representa-
tivnega tedna " vsaki dva-me-
secni dohi, "a katero dobo dode-
litve. Obenem "a vso periodo
skupno stevilo gostov in, ako
gre "a trgoyslko podjetje, tudi
fskupni prejem v dolarjih..
3: Seaman skupnega stevila
gostoy, slknpnega stevila gostov,
ki 50 jedh, slkupno steyilo go
stoy, ki 50 le pill, "a en- sam te-
den Y vsaki period, znesek po-
Vprecnega prejemka Cd gostov
tega tedna, in seznam, ki polka
ze skupni prejem dolarjev u ysed
tel periodi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

Osvobodilna b o r b a jugoslo-
vanskih narodov sluM "a vzgled
vsem zasuznjenim narodom Ev-
rope. Ona dokazuje, da Sc vsi
narodi, ceprav po stevilu prebi-
valstva majhni, lahko uspesno
upirajo fasistichim osvajalcem.
Uspehi nase narodno osvobo-
dime borbe torej MISC tako mo-
goeni zaradi zmag, katere je IL
vojevala v borbi proti okupa-
torju ma svojih tleh. Ma prime
ru odpora nasih narodov so Sc
marvec ueili ne samo nasi So
sedje, temvee vsi svobodoljubni
narodi. Nasi narodi so vodili
najdoslednejso borbo proti oku-
patorjem in domacim izdajal-
Gem in prav to jih je uvrstilo v
avantgardo borcev proti fash
Zmu.
Nasa narodno osvobodilna
borba je kmalu prerasla jugoslo-
vanski okvir. Narodi zasuzn je-
nih drzav so stremeli "a tenn,
da svoja svobodoljubna gibanja
povezejo nasimi. ze v prvih
cash narodno osvobodilne bor-
be je prislo do sodelovanja med
nasimi ter albanskini in grski-
mi partizani. Temu so sledila
gibanja oborozenega odpora v
Bolgariji, Italiji, Madzarski in
Avstriji.
Nase politicno in vojasko vod-
stvo je pravilno ocenilo pomen
svobodoljubnih gibanj v drza-
vah, katere so sluzile okupator-
ju. znalo je tocno razlikovati
med fasisticnimi vodstvi sosed-
njih drzav, XII SO "a hitlerjev ra-
cum gnala vojsko ma jugoslovan-
ska bojisca in med svobodoljub-
mimi gibanji v teh drzavah, XII
so bill nosilci idej, "a katere so
Sc borili nasi narodi. Tenn giba-
njem smo nudili vso pomoe. Ko
je ugled nase Narodno osvobo-
dime vojske narastel tako silno,
da SO Sc svobodoljubni borci So
sednjih draw zeleli boriti "a
zmago mad fasizmom pod zasta-
vo Tita, je nase vojasko vodstvo
ugodilo njihovi zelji ter dovolilo
formiranje tujerodnih vojaskih
edinic v okviru nase Narodno
osvobodilne vojske.
Tako je dne "a. novembra
1914 bilo ugodeno prosnji vecje-
ga stevila Avstrijcev, formiran
je bill I. Avstrijski battalion v
sestavu Narodno osvobodilne
vojske Slovenije.
Avstrija je bila prva drzava,
XII je postala plen Hitlerjevega
imperializma. Stevilna koncen-
tracijska taborisca in veliko Ste
vilo usmrcenih Avstrijcev kaze,
da Hitlerjeva okupacija nj bila
izraz wolfe naroda. Svobodoljub-
nj narodi so cakali dneva, ko
Sc DO cd nacijev zastrasen ma
rod .dvignil V upor. Hitlerjev
zlom, XII sc zaradi silnih zmag
Rdece armade tako vidno pri-
blizuje, je aktiviziral sile, XII so
tlele pod'pepelom. Te sile so do
bile vidnega izraza v I. Avstrij-
skem bataljonu. Avstrijski vol
nj ujetniki, XII so prostovoljno
stopili ma stran Narodno osvo-
bodilne vojske Slovenije in pro-
stovljni avstrijski borci "a svo-
bodo Sc zavedajo krivde in od-
govornosti, XII pada ma yes av-
strijski narod zaradi sodelova-
MIA V hitlerjevskih roparskih
tudi "a slovensko vojsko in
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Glasovi il domovine:
l. ANsTRlJsl<I BATTALION

pohodih. Borci /. Avstrijskega
ibataljona hocejo s svojo oboro-
zeno borho dokoncnega unicenja
fasizma pokazah vsemu svetu,
da v Avstriji obstojajo zdrave
sile, Xxi Jim je Hitlerjeva tirani-
ia tuja, sile, ki so pripravljene
doprinesti svoj delez k unicenju
fasizma in prevzeti nase vlogo
prvoboriteljev "a svobodo, ne
odvisno in demokraticno Av-
astrijo.
Avstrijski battalion postaja
tako zarisce, okrog katerega Sc
zbirajo vsi svobodoljubni Av-
strijei, XII SO voljni oprati cast
svojega naroda. Use vecji ma
rodni odpor proti okupatorju v
Avstriji sani, odpor, XII je dobil
organiziran izraz v Avstrijski
osvobodilni 'front.', je jamstvo,
da sc DO stevilo onih, xxi Sc hoce-
jo S pusko v roki boriti proti "a
tiralcu, stalno vecalo. Sestav
,avstrijskega bataljona kaze, da
je zavest O potrebi takojsnje
oborozene borbe proti Nemcem
prodrla v vse narodne sloje. De-
lavec stoji S pusko v roki OBJ
kmetu in deloynem inteligentu.
zelja, da Sc okupator cimpreje
izzene il Avstrije in v domaeem
brlogu dokonGno unici je moe
nejsa cd vseh prejsnjih stran-
karskih razlik.
Tako Sc je Avstrija zacela
vkljucevati v borbo svobodo-
ljubnih narodov Europe. Ramo
oh rami S svojirni slovanskimi
sosedi Sc DO borila proti fasiz-
mu. S tenn DO dozivela svoj po-
raz politika sovinizma, stalno
hujskanje Avstrijcev proti So
sednjim narodom v zelji, da Sc
prepreci skupen <nastop zasuz-
njenih narodov prot skupnemu
sovrazniku.. -
{ ze moskovska Konferenca je
prinesla jasnost v vprasanje bo-
docega polozaja Avstrije. Av-
strijci bodo po vojni uzivali to-
liko svobode, kolikor 81 jo bodo
tekom vojne priborili. Zacetek
oborozene borbe Avstrijcev to-
rel nj pomemben lie zaradi po-
trebe zdruzitve Evseh sill "a cim
skorajsnjf zlom fasizma temvec
ina tudi svoj globok notranji
pomen. Mocna demokraticna
hrbtenica v Avstriji hi. lahko
preprecila VISA presenecenje, ka-
terra bi reakcija pripravljala v
dnevih razsula.
Formiranje avstrijskega ba-
taljona je v vrstah zaveznikov
naletelo ma 1.-Two odobravanje.
Moskva in London sta 81 edna
v oceni pomona noyoustanovlje-
mega bataljona. V MEM vidita
tvorno voljo Avstrijcev, da 81
svobodo pribore s sodelovanjem
lastnih sill. =
Avstrijski battalion je ze do
zivel svoj ognjeni krst. Pri ne
davnih borbah ma Dolenjskem
SO Avstrijci orozjem v rokah
dokazali, kako mrzijo Nemce,
Veeje stevilo odlikovanj, katera
SO sprejeli "a hrabrost v teh
borbah so prvi vidni znaki pri-
znanja. Do dokoncnega zloma
fasizma bono doziveli Sc mno-
go skupnih uspehop. Pc osvobo-
ditvi pa upamo, da bono lahko
kot dobri sosedi nadaljevai Sc
daj zapoceto delo.
Nasa Yojska." IL. feb. l945'
DIM izhod je borba proti So
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
HOBART TAYLOR
WINS JUSTICES
in COURT POST

Chief Justice Raymond w. Starr
OF the Michigan Supreme court,
who is seeking reelection on
April 2. is the first chief justice in
the history OF the state to have a.
Negro on his staff as research as
sistant.