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Ciil''ltlf,
ALMA JOHN son.
South Conceivable, Pa.

DEAR SIR:
I AM writing in reference 10
Il your article on vIysSecuon |
was always under tfi7r- impress
sion that there was a law
against such a practice.
| am going 10 ask the editor
Of ConncllSvllle Courier 10 pub
liSh what YOU printed oct %
if you Will give them your per-
mission. / will wait 10 hear
from YOU before notifying him
/ am a housewife and own a
dog. / wouldn't part with him
for anything. He is my closest
companion
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IDA McPHAIL HUBS.

Chicago, H.,
Dee. -, 1871.
MR.. l.. g. NOISE.
AMERICAN WEEKLY.
DEAR MR., NOISE:
/ DID not read the article you
Il published in the oct %
issue of The American Weekly
but l can well imagine what 1t
must have been.
II is hard to realize that our
students in medicine csR-de
these things TO our most faith
full friends l Will do anything
10 have such practice stamped
out. 1t is too cruel and heart
less.
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how he stands on vivisection.
Ask him TO tell you how vac
cineS and serumS are made and
who makes the profits from a
practice more unsanitary and
revolving than voodoo customs.
SO long as viviSection is legal
Our legislation against cruelty
to animals is the most bare
faced hypocrisy.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES WHITE.
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that vicious practice-viyisec-
ton.
/ am certain that if the prac-
tice of vivisection on dogs was
intelligently exposed for what IT
is. 10 the members OF the armed
forces, that an overwhelming
majority of the Scrvicemen and
women would 60 all out to get
Congress 10 enact legislation TO
ban this practice.
Sincerely,
EDWARD HURLEY, USN.
New York, y. Y.
DEAR MR.. NOISE;
I SINCERELY hope and pray
L that everything is being done
10 prevent further terturing and
experimenting on dogs.
l cry myself to sleep nights
thinking about what is done TO
these poor, deicnScleSS animals.
Please let me know if | can
help in the fight against vlvi-
section.
Sincerely.
MRS. ROSE HALL.
Flint, Mich.
DEAR SIR:
beading a certain letter in
IL favor of all cruel practices
on animals, ! can see no differ
ence between the writer and
a Jap.
l can plainly see he is the
type that would make a good
butcher. III can have no argu-
ment for cruelty except that
which would he the product of
a warped brain. which, his letter
clearly indicates.
I'll bet he Just loves 10 kill
things, to help along his beloved
science-Scicnce nuts Ill pro-
tect the dogs.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES MARTIN.
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JAMES MARTIN.
Cuisine. Cal.

Cuisine, Cal.
DEAR MIR. NOISE.
DEAD your article on vivisec-
IN tien sometime ago II waS3
most interesting and enlIghten-
ing IN Very hesrihreakipg
Way.
What are good Americans
trying to HTdt1G Of PruPtC-aTIy-
way a bunch Of SadiStS and
torturerS? Instead az elaborate
torture chambers for animals,
let US build hospitals and homes
for the sick and undcrprlvlleCcd
OF the human Tdrr.
! know Of cases Of durable
sickness and insanity that 90
uncarcd for because there IS no
room IN INSTITUTIONS Tor them.
But still these doctors IN tho
interest Of science want a few
millions for buildings of torture.
a. Good luck 10 YOU, Mr. Noise
and Mr.. Hearst. I'm 100 per
cent behind YOU both. So arc
millions Of other right thinking,
red hloodod Americans
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sincerely yOUTs,
ANNA VI. HUNNINGHOUSE.
New York, ". Y,
Dec. %. 1914

wv ~
Dec. 20, 1914.
DEAR EDITOR,
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK CITY.
I READ your article on the
L practice of vivisection on llv-
ing dogs and was Mortified TO
find out that such practice is
allowed 10 continue IN a civil
lied country such as We live IN.
1t is so cruel an inhuman
that after reading about II l
was sick for days-juSt think
ing OF how those helpless-degs
which are mans most faith.
full frlendS==are made 10 suffer
at the hands of so-called doc
tors.
am so aghaSt and so upset
al the thought Of such a thing
being allowed that | simply had
10 write TO find out If there -
anything that can possibly be
done 10 do away with this need
less torturing Of dogs.
would appreciate very
much If YOU could let me know
If there IS anything that We can
do TO put a stop 10 this.
Yours sincerely,
MRS. l.. RIVERS.
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MRS. ELIZABETH WHITMAN.
San Francisco. Cal,
Dec. 20, 1914.

san TtUNl~fU, dl.s
Dec. 20, 1914.
EDITOR.
AMERICAN WEEKLY MAGA-
ZINE,
DEAR SIR:
THANK YOU 50 much for your
Il article written in the Oct.
% issue of your m gazine.
The article entitled Torture
The Reward OF Mans Best
Friend" by Lionel c. Noise.
This article has at last made
people understand tre brutality
of vlyiSeCtion and public pro-
test against vlViSeCI on has
spread throughout the ration.
This torture should be pro-
hibited by law and il is hard
TO realize why il has not been
prohibited long age.
The viviSector who claims
viviSection helps humanity and
claims the animals do not Suf-
fer under il should have A good
dose of vIViSeCuon himself.
CIDrprplV NptIrS
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Very sincerely
LOUISE j. WILL.
Secretary Voters League
San Francisco, Cal,
Jan. 5, l945.

Jan. 5, 1945.
THE EDITOR,
NEW YORK JOURNAL
AMERICAN,
DEAR SIR:
YOUR article about the hor-
Il rors of vIvlSeCton tears
ones heart and makes one glad
there is something TO do 10
at least help the dogGies escape
this horror Soon we hope vivl-
section Will be abolished all
creatures saved from this tor
ture and then where will be A
blessing on the medical profess
sion and health will be better.
A bill prohibiting the vivlsec-
tion of dogs in the District OF
Columbia is TO he introduced in
Congress by Rep, William
Lemke of North Dakota. If
friends OF animals will write 10
the San Francisco Anti-Nivi-
section Society, Post Office Box
2l0. San Francisco, they will be
informed of the number OF the
bill and given the names OF the
congressman on the committee
of the District of Columbia.
This is a start. Help doggie-
soon help all Gods creatures.
Sincerely,
NELLIE WHITE.
Bellingham, Wash,
Dec. 80, 1914.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
235 f.. 45TH STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
I WANT TO hank you for the
Il article you published on the
viviSection of dogs, dated Oct.
%, 1914.
/ DO hope the nation will
wake up and do something
about this. | am certainly going
10 do what / can 10 help speed
this good cause, 10 get a bill
passed that Will be effective in
every state and not just the
District of Columbia.
Please let the people know
just what progress is being made
and how they can help if
need be.
Thanking you again, / am
Very sincerely.
MRS. Don MCCARTHY.
San Francisco, Cal,
Dec. 30, 1914.
DEAR EDITOR:
THANK you so much for your
Il article published Oct. 20 in
The American Weekly about
the viviSection of dogs and
other animals,
William Blackwood, r. D.
NJ D., brigadier general en-
gincerS. l.. s. A., says:
"Nivisection ~ n crime and
it's perpetrators and defenders
neither hesitate at any cruelty
or mendacity in prosecuting
their inhuman work. 4 viviSec-
tor Is an unsafe attendant In A
sick rOom-yOu cannot trust
him"
Then how safe are you in the
hands Of viviSection' defender?
He who learns his profession by
the manlacal cruelty method ,
Ask the man in whose hands
you place your life and health
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Readers Praise American Weekly Article
Exposing Cruel Practice of ViViSectiOn

anatomy as are these would-be
medical scientists.
Respectfully.
CHARLES DIAMOND.
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
DEAR SIR.
I WISH TO voice my protest
Il against the cruel torture of
dogs.
Why not have petitions in all
your papers for every one 10
sign in an effort 10 stamp out
viviscction. This may help put
an end to this inhuman treat
ment.
Lets all keep writing in until
the day comes that IL is unlaw-
full to practice vlvisection.
Sincerely.
HARVEY j. LAW.
Chicago, Ill.
DEAR SIR:
MY HUSBAND and l want 10
A'l give our thanks for your
articles on vivisection. We only
hope that your papers will con-
tlnue 10 find courage 10 inform
the public about what goes on
in these laboratories.
| am willing TO help in this
wonderful cause. | would appre-
clate a reply.
MRS. ARTHUR GRADY.
Wyandotte, Mich.
DEAR SIR:
/ READ your article on vivi-
L section. | at once sat down
and wrote TO my state repre-
ScntativeS, senator and con-
gresham. They wrote back
promising to do what they
could toward ahelishing such a
ficndiSh practice.
While visiting great uni
verSity, my minds eye pcne-
trated through wall and floor 10
where those luCkleSS, dumb
animals were Gagged. | could see
them crinEing with fear. waiting
Tor that SdtliSrTc crew 10 enter
and place them on the viviSec-
ton table.
God only knows what they
, suffer.
MRS. FLORENCE LANfER.
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MRS. FLORENCE LaNfER.
Baltimore, Md.

bdfttf1uft, MA.
Mr.. NOISE:
RI tttt- TCTrtIrE yuUr article
n on viviSection, / was greatly
disappointed TO hear that
nothing had been done against
this brutal practice. l believe
that If yeti-Wiii advise US what
TO do. we viii be able 10 stamp
II out, completely.
am lnclosing a Self-ad-
dressed envelope in the hope
that YOU witt nave time 10 send
me some information telling me
how 10 fight this horrible thing,
Again ! thank you for eX-
posing this practice
You're ttYIlA
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Yours truly.
MRS. '. TIN AGLIi.
d.. ~

DIpHN, ~ l.
MIR. l.. c. NOISE
I CANNOT say how sincerely
L glad | am that YOU have
thrown vlvlSeCtlon under bril-
liant spotlight / myself can
CONCEIVE or nothing moro nor
rlble than this
II is "A harbarous practice and
must be forbidden.
! feel that the flonds who per-
form these crueltieS on defense
less animals should be subjected
10 the same treatment
WI -St0utd make EVERY effort
10 abolish vivlSeCtion COM
pletcly, and /. for one. will be
most eager and happy TO do
whatever | can
Thank YOU for your good
work.
Yours sincerely,
X. Is. CENU.
Detroit, Mich,
jan. 1, l9i5.
MR.. LIONEL c. NOISE.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK.
Dear Sir;
| THANK you so much for
L your cnllghtcning article:
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hicago, Ill.

Chicago, Ill.
DEAR Mr.. NOISE
| COULD never begin 10 OK
4 press my feelings regarding
viylSecuon Of dogs, l would like
very much 10 do something
about IT,
What can the small person do
by way OF lending force in an
effort 10 make II illegal all over
the COuntrN2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07

"Torture-the Reward of Mans
Best Friend. "
/ am an animal lover and IL
is Misunderstanding TO think OF
such cruelty. The best friend l
had once was my dog and he
vanished one night. No one can
know what IL means TO a per-
son 10 lose his dog unless he has
had the same experience i mad.
Please publish another article
soon telling us what can be
done 10 rid the country of these
sadists. ] would like TO take
part in helping our faithful four
legged friends.
- Very sincerely,
MRS. MACKSOUD.
Huntington, n. Y,
Jan. I, 1945.
EDITOR,
NEW YORK JOURNAL
AMERICAN.
Dear Editor:
TO START the new year a
L word of praise and gratitude
10 the New York Journal
American owners, editors and
staff, for the magnificent pub
licity this past year in behalf OF
the anti-vivisection movement.
You have accomplished more
than all of our tireless efforts
for years 10 acquaint the public
with this sadlStic, vicious curse
OF ViviSection. -.-.--.,..... ...-.-...
Gratitude unbounded from
every animal friend. God bless
you all.
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Los Angeles, Cal.
DEAR MR.. NOISE.
I AM against the torture Of
Il animals II is a stepping
stone to something worse.
Let US take this cursed thing
out from amongst US because
il We SOW a wind. We viii have
TO reap "A WhiTlWInd, "
Let's appoint day Of prayer
and ask God 10 deliver US from
our enemies without and within.
JESSIE.
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DAVID BARRON

Isl am only II years old,
but l still want 10 help.
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the north Atlantic seaboard, two to
the Middle West and one to the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08

ravninah skrajno mizerne razmere Ii vask razskoval-
ci kakor Sc h e imenovao nas brez stevila otrok
XII MISC sploh nkdar zivjenju okusli mesa Eden IL
med bole sitranih otrok je ma vprasanje enega teh
pisateljev odgovor: Danes jede jajce in bio e
dobro Rad bi Sc kda edel ace" L vasi so sli mladi
raziskovalci naravnost' v jeco.
Ker magnati e pescica, drzec sl1zenjstvu mill
jone ljud norajo iska zascito prot mnozicam tenn,
da obraeajo podporo mogocne tuje narode. To
nam pojasn zakaj moral druziti Habsbmzani in
Hitlerjem. Nahujsi sovraznk madzarskega udstva je
bill vedno madzarsk vladajoc razred
Ko je Hitler zavze Avstrijo, je bila odprta pot
ma Ogsko. Ko je zavze Ogrsko je bila VISA juno
vzhodna Europa izrocena milost in nemilost Kdor-
ko je gospodar Ogrske, je gospodar Podonava, nj
beno pretravanje Pc pograbitvi uznovzhodne Europe
je incl ogromno napadano desko napad ma Soviet
sko ujo Ako bi bila negova ruska kampanja uspesna
b bo prpravl jeno njegov splosni napad proti
Zapadu.
Nemciji Sc mora zapret pot ma Ogrsko, ako noce
ogrozati mru cd strani Ako tam zapre pot, DO
usodeponi nemski "Drang mach Osten' ustaven To je
razlog, zakaj madzarsk problem zasluzi vecjo pozor
most kot pa bi upravicevala vekost dezee.
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zisnik, tajnik podruznice St. 40
je postal znesek $4,000, katero
vsoto je izrocil glav. blagajnik
JPO, SIS Leo Jurjovec.
LaSalle, ILL.,: Blagajnicarka
podruznice st. 40 sestra Emma
Shimkus nam je poslala eek "a
$1,000, katero vsoto so daro.
vail sledeei: rev. S. Kassovic,
Louis Kosem, Mrs. JOS. Mau-
ser po So; drustvo Triglav st,
2 SNIP $25; Moski klub Slo.
venskega narodnega donna $40,
clani drustva Triglav $12.75;
clani drustva Cd Boja do Zma-
ge SNPJ So, FIR. Hladnik 81,
nabrala v veseli druzbi v Slo-
venskem domu Frank Brude1
in Frank Gregoric $4O,25.
Los Angeles, Cal: Jacob Sto-
mic je postal S12, kar so daro-
vail; po $5 Helena Jerina in
Marie Hartman, po 81 pa Ivan
ka Bros in Frances Ingersol.
Tiona, Pa: Frank Oblak ie
postal $12 "a pomozno akcijo 81
pa "a zvezdice. ...
Gle Elum, Wash: Mary Ze-
vart, tajnica drustva st. 371
SNIP je poslala znesek $3.50.
Virden, ILL.,: Ia podruznico st.
"a je Frank Ilersic nabral SO.
Darovali SO: drustvo st. "A S.
N. P. ]. $5, po 81 pa FIR. Reven,
John Belear, FIR. Kuhar in Fr.
Lokosek. ~
Poroeilo 0 nabiranju obleke
bo objavljeno pozneje. i.
Mirko G. Ikuhelj, tajnik.
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Urednil<oVa
posta
L letne seize Progresivnih
Slovenk, krozek st. 2

z letnimi sejami smo zaen-
krat pri kraju. Clanstvu je bill
ma njih podan celo-letni pregled
delovanja. Odbornikom on h
drustev, XII SO imeli v svojih po-
,rocilih zaznamovan napredek in
uspeh SO letne seize V zadosce-
ME - saj tn imajo clanstyu
priliko pokazati, da so po svoji
najboljsi moci storili ono, kar
je clahstvo cd njih pricakovalo
pred letom, ko jih je izvolilo V
razlicne urade. Da, letne seje
so poseben dogodek in ker so
nasi drustveniki fantje in de-
kleta cd fare - ze poskrbijo
"a lep report, kot tudi "a IL
kof, XII je neobhodno potreben
ga primeren zakljueek istih.
Sc pray poseben vzrok, da S
ponosom gledajo ma svoje delo
v preteklem letu i m a jo pac
Progressive slovenke", XII so
Sc vrlo izkazale in izvrsile O.
gromno delo v pomoc nasi ne
sreeni start domovini. Zacule SO
klic poteptane, oropane in okr-
vavljene rodne Crude; Sic ma
delo in zbrale $7,5OO.OO "a
zdravniske potrebscine, kar lie
bilo poslano ma Vojni relifn:
fond v New York.
+ Zbrale in odposlale so 10 ton
ali 10000 funtov obleke. Vsak
kos je bill skrbno pregledan, IL
ciscen in pokrpan, ako je to
potreboval.
zamislite 81 koliko zabojev Sc,
Je potreboVaio IN drugih po-
trebscin in koliko pridnih rok
sal toliko obleke predstav-
liza he cello skladisce. Krozek st.
2 je hvalezen Mr.. Frank Mer-
varju, lastniku cistilnice oblek,
ki je dosedaj izcistil 400 kosov
obleke brezplacno Zahvalo
in priznanje zasluzijo tudi tile
nasi moski prijatelji, ki SO ma
en- ali drug nacin pomagali pri.
odpremi zabojev: Mr.. Anthony
zakrajsek in Joe FabjanGic, D.
skrbnik S. N. D., ki sta bila
dnevno ma uslugo, ter MathI
Mesec, Krist Stokel, John Cen
Ia, John Tavcar, Janko Rogelj,8
John Pollock in Louis Peterlin.l
Vsi fest fantje sal jih po-.
mate, ker Nth delo Sc ocitu.je
N vsen nasern naprednenl jaw
ne III zivljenju. clanice, HI 81
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skoro sleherni vecer hodile Swat
|v SIND, 50 obljubile svoje de-
10 nadaljevati tudi to leto in a.
pelirajo ma vse zavedne zene
tudi neclanice, da Sc Jim pridru-
zijo. Pridite v Slovenski rarod-
nj Dom oh vecerih v prvo mad
stropje poleg dr.. Omanovega
urada. ia vse je in DO dovolj
della.
Well taxa SO bila porocila ma
letni seji krozka st. Q Progre-
sivnih Slovenk in smelo trdim,
da je nj bio clanice v dvorani,
XII bi Sc ne pocutila ponosno, da
je del skupine, XII 81 resnicno
prizadeva sluziti plemenitemu
namenu pomagati svojemu
bliznjemu.
z volitvanli smo X ar nitro
koncale, vedoc pac, da takih Cd
bornic Sc sploh ne more nado-
mestit z boljsimi, ker jiH nj,
prejsnjemu odboru je bila do
dana lie podpredsednica Fran
ces Legat. Pc koneani seji SO
Sc vse oci obrnili v .smer nase
Gusti Franceskinove, kar pome-
nj, da je prisel cas-, ko DO od-
krila bell prticek S carobnega
koska njenih delikates kar
della ze z let in kar je samo en-
vzrok, da jo imamo clanice ta-
ko rade in v cislih imamo pa Sc
sto drugih, da jo spostujemo, a
nj povodov, da bi yse nastevala
to pot. "
ze do tn je bill lep vecer in
zadovoljstvo Sc je zrcalilo ma
vseh obrazih, kar stopi Josie
zakrajskova x mizi nalozeni
bozicnimi darili "skrivnih Sc
ster' in ma katero smo sc ra-
dovedno ozirale eel veeer in
Joyce je raznesla vsaki svoj "a
boz, XII je vseboval dvoje skriv-
nosti - darilo in identiteto svo-
je skrivne sestre, sic dill SO
vzkliki zaeudenja in obcudova-
MIA, rokovanje in tu in tam sem
opazila tudi poljubcek - ej, in
tudi delezna sem ga bila = ta-
l2o .smo bile .dobre volje! Il.
Tel seji sta prisostvovali tudi
dive vrli in zavedni Slovenki,
clanici Cecilia V. Brodnik in A
lice Mirtich il West Parka. Mi
ma gre tudi zasluga in prizna-
ME "a zbiranje obleke po West
parski naselbini in sta vso zvo-
zile v Slovenski narodni dom
ia st. Clair Ave. Vesele in
ponosne smo, da ste Sc n a m
pridruzile in zelino, da pride
prihodnjic z wanna ma sejo tudi
Mrs. Bizjak, kajti tudi ona je v
zavednosti in clovekoljubnosti
wanna enaka in bi spadala v mas
krog.
IRA je odbila enajst, ko smo
Sc poslayljale Cd svojih skriv-
nih sester in stiskajoc pod paz-
duho bozicna darila, odpravile
proti domu. Pot je bila ledena
in splozka in JAZZ sem Sc poste-
no bala "a svojo dragoceno va
20 - cato sem 81 dovolila var
styo oh rokah prijateljic Sub
ljeve in Legatove, ko smo skup-
no korakale po Addison Rd. in
glasno komentirale potek vece-
ra ter motile tisino mrzle' noci
pr kdo bi zameril treba
je bio dati duska razigranim
cuvstvom.
Josephine Petric, clanica.
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Il urodo S|ovenskego omeriskego norod-
mega sve+o
1895 w. 26th ST., Chicago Ill. -

premirja tudi dolocajo, da mo-
ra Italia prepustiti Franciji del
svoje "zitnice" - Piedmont.
1talijanom je bilo obljubljeno,
da bodo ii pogoji nekoliko OLAF
sani, sorazmerno pomoejo, XII
jo DO Italija nudila zaveznikom
vojni proti Hitlerju. Toda, Sc
pritozuje Bonomi, Anglezi so O.
mejii italijansko vojsko ma bo-
rih II, 100 MOI in odlocno "a
htevajo, da Sc razorozi vsak
gerilec in vsak partizan vseh
okrajih, XII so jih zavzeli zavez-
niki:
Angleska oblast je tako po-
polna, da je bill Badoglio obve'
seen, ko je zadnjo pomlad Ru-
sija priznala njegovo vlado, da
nina nobene pravice obcevati z
kako drugo vlado, &c je zavez-
MICA ali ne. Pisec tega obvesti-
la je bill general-lajtnant Frank
Noe Mason MacFarlane, teda-
Mi nacelnik zavezniske oblast-
ne komisije "a Italijo. Posledi-
ca tega ,je bila, da Moskva nj
poslala svojega poslanika V
Rim, niti ne Italia svojega "a
stopnika v Moskvo, dasiravno
je Russia priznala Badogliovo
vlado v Italiji."
Ia clanek smo objavili iz raz-
loga, da nasi clani lazje razume-
jo mednarodne homatije v Sre-
dozemlju in angleske nacrte gle
de Trsta, kateri bi po vsej pra-
vici moral pripadati Jugoslaviji.
Relifna akcija
Bozicni prazniki in lima so
zastavili nekoliko naso pomoz-
no akcijo, toda vzlic temu je
mas urad prejel 1850 "a Vojni
relifni' fond Amerikancev juz-
noslovanskega porekla in to Cd
Is. do %. decembra. Skupna
vsota, XII je bila preko SANSa
poslana V newyorski urad "a
nujno pomoc trpecemu narodu
v Jugoslaviji, znasa $60,522.39.
V tel dobi sino prejeli pris-
pevke cd sledecih:
Valley, Wash: Agnes Justin
je poslala "a relif $25, "a SANS
pa $500.
ChesWick, Pa: Frances Dow
iak je darovala So "a reveze ter
kupila dive zvezdi.
San Francisco, CAL: Frank
Vidmar je daroyal $25. Omenja
tudi, da Sc slovenski casopisi
vse premalo brigajoT "a n nase
kraje pod Italijo. ce so nasi
kraji italijanski ''po naravi' J,
tedaj bi Sc tudi Finci in Ogri
morali povrniti odkje SO pri-
sli v Mongolia.
South Chicago, ILL.,: Jennie in
Louis Kosela sta darovala S..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
Adamic Sc zahvaljuje

SANSov castni predsednik
Louis Adamic Sc prisrcno "a
hvaljuje slovenskim Amerikan-
Gem, XII so mu "a bozicne praz-
nike in novo leto poslali vec sto
voscilnih kart i11 pisem. Vecina
teh je prisla Cd prijateljev in
clanov SANSa in ker mu ME
govo delo ne dopusca, da bi Sc
vsakemu pismeno zahvalil, je
pismeno zaprosil tajnika SA-
NSa, da v njegovem imenu il
rece prisrcno zahvalo "a visa
voscila ter da tudi on zeli vsem
vse najboljse v letu 1945.
V januarski stevilki magazi-
ma "Woman's Day. je priobcen
Adamicev clanek o ameriskih
Jugoslovanih pod naslovom "a
mericans from Yugoslavia''
Zanimal DO marsikaterega Slo-
venca. Revija Sc lahko kupi V
vsaki A & P prodajalni.
kaj pise dr.. Pearson
DR.. Pearson, znani clankar in
radio komentator je dne Is. de-
cembra objavil sledeee vrstice G
politicnem sporu med Anglijo
in Italijo:
"Washington - Italijanski
premier Bonomi je pisal pred
sedniku Rooseveltu dolgo pi-
smo, obsegajoce S % strani, v
katerem je podrobno obrazlozil
italijanske pritozbe proti An
gliji. Kadar DO to objavljeno, Sc
bodo zdele grske potezkoce z
Anglijo malenkostne.
Med pritozbami, XII jih je b.
nomi predlozil Bell hisi, so tudi
predajni pogoji, katere so An
glezi Italiji vsilili - seveda z
anleriskinl privoljenjem. Ii po-
goji MISC bill nikoli objavljeni
in eden glavnih vzrokov "a to
je, kako bo javnost reagirala
glede Churchillovih naravnost
imperialisticnih zahtev.
Premirje zahteva cd Italije od-
poved v korist Anglije otoka
Pantelleria, XII lei ne dalec juz-
no cd Sicilije. Ia mali otocek,
XII meri komaj SO stirjaskih mill,
bi vedno ogrozal Italijo - il
vojaskega vidika. Toda Chur-
chill ga zahteva, da obvaruje
"krvno lilo" britanskega impe-
rija = morsko zvezo do Suera
po Sredozemskem morju. Ne
kateri amcr;Ski voditelji snaa-
trajo, da ina prav, upostevajoc
velike tezave v prevazanju bla-
ga okrog Afrike, ma katere 50
naleteli Anglezi oh zacetku VOL
ne.
Jadranska luka Trst .hO od-
vzeta Italiji in postala prosta
mednarodna 1uka; in pogoji