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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16
Razno IL CollinWooda

Navzlic ihtenja in, bobnenja
urednika "Ameriske Domovine"
in njenega sekundanta Gabrov-
Ska, Sc ladja z potrebscinami "a
ubogo jugoslovansko ljudstvo,
nj potopila in srecno je bila do
.stavljena prva pomoc, poslana
po ameriskih Slovencih "a bo-
reeo Sc partizansko Jugoslavi-
jo. o teh grdih nakanah in sko-
dozeljnih nagibih, danes Re tu-
di We trpeci narod v start do
movini, in gotovo je, da tega
mas junaski narod tudi ne bo
nikdar pozabil, niti svojih do
brotnikov, Sc mani pa svojih
narodnih bratov sovraznikov.
Vsi Slovenci in Slovenke, cute
Ii z vasimi rodnimi brati in Sc
strami start domovini, poma-
gajte jim Sc v nadalje po va
sih moceh. Narod trpi, grozno
trpi poradi gladu in splosnega
primanjkovanja zdravil in O.
bleke, toda VISA ia gorja MISC
vasih bratov in sester prema-
gala boju "a svoje pravice,
v boju "a svoje domove, svoj
materini jerk in pravico "a
vse enako. Zarja svobode Sc ze
Esveti ma vzhodu move svobodne
in demokraticne Jugoslavije.
Cast in poklon njenim junas-
kim borcem.
Jugoslovanski general in ma
jor kapitan Branko Velkaverh,
kateri je pred par meseci odpo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

toval IL New Yorka v London,
mi pise: Takoj prvi dan, ko
sem semkaj prisel, sem srecal
nasega partizanskega genera
la Velebita, XII je vse, kar so ga
casopisi opisovali in Sc vec. Ne
vem kako hi ga opisal, ali emo
lahko recem, &c DO Jugoslavija
imela taksne. voditelje ko je
on, potem me nj strah "a ME
no bodocnost in potem Sc gren-
ko MOTTO vsi, XII mislijo, da bo-
do z intrigani zopet zagospo-
darili mad jugoslovanskimi ma
rodi. Clovek, XII Sc je cd advo-
kata povzpel ma polozaj gene
rala e n e ljudske prostovoljne
armade, XII danes v tujini "a
stopa cello nase vseljudske gi-
banje-a Sc nj izgubil mic cd
svojega tako pristnega Cloves
tva, XII mu veje il vsake kret-
ME, XII ga razodeva pri ysaki
besedi, je prav siguren dokaz,
kako zdrava, kako vsenarodna
je nova Jugoslavija, kako prist-
no demokraticna in socijalno
pravicna. PRAY TAXI so vsi par
tizanski odposlanci, XII sern jih
do Isedaj sreeal. TAX je major
Ravnikar (slovenec), TAXI so
polkovniki in nizji oficirji, ta-
ke SO zenske misije Rdecega
kriza, taxi so vsi, XII SO skozi
triletno bojevanje, stradanje in
trpljenje vzdrzali vero v konc-
no zmago pravice, X so vero-
vail v resnicnost ideje. "a ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16
"Lozka dolina"
svojim prijateljem
Vincent Coff.

Preteklo soboto je nase dru-
stvo "Lozka dolina" imelo svo-
jo obieajno predpustno veselico
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave-, katera je bila v vseh OH
rih popolen uspeh.
Prav veseli smo bill vsi in Ii
dane volje. Vse je bilo videti ia
ko, da so bill tudi vsi nasi pri-
jatelji in posetniki zadovoljni v
vseh ozirih in veselja nj hotelo
oiti konca ne kraja. No ia, sal
pravijo, da Sc dobro blago samo
hvali, cato bonn pa Sc JAZZ sem
pohvalil Lozane in vse nase pri-
jatelje, XII so Sc v tako velikem
stevilu odzvali nasemu vabilu.
Vprasam pa vas, kdaj pa Sc nj
bilo lustno pri Lozanih?
Vem in priznam, da Sc je pri-
pravljalni odbor, kakor tudi vsi
Enasi delavci, XII so prevzeli emo
ali drugo delo pri tel veselici,
zavzeli in resnicno potrudili, da
SO v splosno zadovoljstvo izyr-
Sill svoje delo. Vem pa tudi da
hi vse to ne bio dosti zaleglo,
&c bi ne bilo posetnikov - ma
sih prijateljev, XII Sc vselej radi
odzovejo, kadar jih Lozani po-
vabijo.
Zato pa Sc tenn potion prav
iskreno zahvaljujem prvim kot
drugim ter vas ze sedaj vabim,
da mas prihodnjic zopet poseti-
te. Prav lepa hvala tudi vod-
stvu Slovenskega donna in POI
sebno predsedniku Franku Zni-
darsieu "a vso prijazno naklo-
njenost.
Torej hvala vsenn skupaj in
vsakemu pofebej ter ma svidenje
fenkrat jeseni, ce pref ne.
Frank Baraga, predsednik.
IkuPuife voine bondsl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16

ma vse organizacije, katere Sc
zanimajo "a to akcijo, da v ia
nanaen izvoijo ma svoji prihod-
Mi seji diva zastopnika, katera
maj Sc tega sestanka tudi ude-
lezita. Ako bo zadostno stevilo
navzocih ma seji, potem Sc DO
izvolilo odbor, kateri DO Sci z
delom naprej, da Sc vse pripra-
vi "a prireditev nasim fantom-
vojakom v ameriski armadi.
zenski odsek Slov. del. donna je
"a to akcijo obljubil vso svojo
pomoc, prirejal DO v ta namen
tudi plesne veselice in ina "a v
ia namen pripravljenega nekaj
denarja. Torej oni, XII Sc "a to
zadevo zanimate, pridite ma to
sejo. Vabi Sc tudi vse zunanje
osebe, XII imajo do tega zanima-
nje.
Zadeva vojnih ujetnikov: v
ameriskem ujetnistvu sc naha-
ia veliko slovenskih fantov kot
vojni ujetniki italijanske arma-
de, dasiravno oni MISC in noce-
jo biti lItalijani, pa vseeno Sc
danes morajo biti skupno O.
stalimi Italijani v ujetniskih
kampah. Veckrat so ii fantje
ze sami zaprosili, da bi Sc "a
ME kaj storilo, da bi Sc jih To-
clio cd Italijanov, toda do da-
nes Sc menda Sc nj nihce po-
tegnil zanje. Pred par dnevi
smo opazili v tukajsnjih casopi-
sih, da odposlanci italijanske
Wade urgirajo, da maj Sc vse
italijanske ujetnike izpusti ter
poslje nazaj Italijo. Pri tenn
pa nastane vprasanje, kaj pa
slovenski fantje il nasega Pri-
morja? Ali maj tudi oni gredo
z ostalimi ujetniki v Italijo
Kot Italijani? Ma zadnji kon-
venciji sANsa, XII Sc je vrsila v
Clevelandu, je bila predlozena
in sprejeta resolucija, o te m
vprasanju. Danes je skrajni
cas-, da Sc o tenn vprasanju u
rad SANSa pricne baviti.
Da so tt fantje pristni Slo-
venci, so dokazali v tenn, ker so
navzlic svoje male place, hrani-
ii denar in Garovali sklad SA-
NSa "a svobodno Jugoslavijo.
Dajmo, zdramimo sc - cas- je
morda kratek.
Vincent Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16

moe Jugoslavjo, vkljucevati prvi vrs obleko
obuvaa in avtoruke in sicer velik koein Poskodova
zaveznisko padalo je danes zavzelo mesto zata H
goslavji - ljudje bi dali kar premorejo maj
hen kos Vse tekstne tovarne in usnarne Srbiji, XII
obratujejo pono paro, moreo veko pornagati po
ozau obleke in obuve Belgrad e brez toplote to limo
Slucai ozebline in revratcne mrzce med otroc
narascajo veliko nagGco Pc prevoznih sredsvih
Jugoslavji udarili tel vojsk vsi Neci partizani
in zavezniski bombnk zeeznice in sicer poprav
ajo toda sovraznik je odpelja porabne locomotive
Sc voastvo e zeo malo avtotrukov cvilne potre
be pa nobenega Goveja zivina, konji in mule bill do
800 unicen ali zropani cd sovraznika, posebno dobro
znanh zivnoreskih okrajh Slovene in Bosne, tako da
udem primankuje cello nabolj starnskega nacina tran
sportacije volov Vojvodni pa gnije 100000 ton pre-
ostae psenice medem ko Crnigori Damaciji Bosni in
Herzegovina tisoce ljudi umra cd ]akoe ker prman
kue prevoza. Srbija ina nekaj zveza pomoc drugm
pokrajinam toda ga nina kom prevazat. Premogovnk
Kasolac bzu Belgrade b lahko zalagal cello meso ku
rvom, toda nj nobenega naeina prevazati prenog
Marsikateri kmet bi lahko poprav svojo domac
o toda nina voov da b 81 napeal lesa Srecas ranene
partizane XII pes povraeajo liz ronte zaede kajti
prevoz bolnSnico primanjkuj je vozil.
Jugoslaviji mao govori konfederaciji drug-
mi balkanskmi ali srednjeevropejskim drzavami Zd se
da je vsak tax nacrt odgoden "doker Berlin pade."
Medte pa Narodna osvobodilna fronta trd da Zgra
di cm vecjo in mocnejso federano Jugosavo Zadnjega
novernbra je izav Belgradu uradni bogarsk zastop
nik da ina narod bogarsk Macedonia pravico pridru
ziti jugoslovansk Macedonia pod okrjem Jugosav
e Narodna osvoboilna fronta bo zahtevaa Pecuh Pec
ga e Jugosava zgubila Ogrsk po prv svetovn vojn
Csto gotovo je da bo celia Narodna osvobodna fronta
zrabila vsako unco svoje se da dob po ugosovanh
seeno stro Trst in Gorico Zader in hrvaske otoke cd
Itaie Cello Albania mogoce pristop kJugosavi kot fe
derana enota Danasnja znamenja kazejo da DO ao po
vecana Jugosava sklena voaske protfasstieno
Bolgaro, Romunjo in Cehoslovasko neke vrste pove
Cana protifasstcna mala ententa pogono seveda ma
sporazum Moskvo in Londonom
Jugoslavija tvori idealno podago stalnost anglo
oruskega sporazuma. Dasiravno Narodna
bodna frona pogostokrat opira navodila IL Moskve
je pokazala zeo ubogjva napram nasveom il Brita
ne Lahko recem da je trdna odprto izrazena mai
vsh zastopnikov Narodne osvobodilne fronte brez
tranega sporazuma Jugoslavije Aeriko in Veliko Br
taho posebno slednjo mednarodna varnost Jugoslave
in njen notranj mir bt popolnoma zagotovlen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-16

je dobesedna kopija IL pisma) !.
Branko Velkaverh je kape-
tan Jugoslovanske partizanske
trgovske mornarice in oce ma
lega partizancka Dusana, kate
rega sva midva 2 mojo zeno j.
mela v oskrbi diva meseca in
vsa ga morala oddati proc dru-
gin ljudem v oskrbo, radi bo-
lezni mole zene. Moi mali par
tizancek je danes v otroskem
zavodu v drzavi New Jersey. v
njegovem imenu SIC iskreno "a
hvaljujem vsem Sonim, XII ste ma
ia ali oni nacin, dali pomoci a.
Ii darove temu malemu jugo-
slovanskemu ubozku. Prav lep
in priden decek je'bil.
Jugoslovanski m ornar v
New Yorku: V pristaniscu New
Yorka je vee jugoslovanskih
trgovskih ladij, mornarji istih
so trdni pripadniki partizan-
ske ideje. v enem pismu mi pi-
Sc kapetan Martin Kovacevic:
"Imeli smo veliko slavnost, ko
smo ma nasih ladjah razobesili
jugoslovanske zastave rdeco
zvezdo. Ii mornarji so v teku
casa te vojne pretrpeli veliko, in
malo med mimi jih je, da bi
Sc ne bill otopljen. Pos e b n o
zgodbo med drugimi pa i m a
kapetan Kovacevic. O MEM pi-
Sc v The Natal Mercury an
gleski castnik George H. Jolly:
"We found we had enough
water, biscuits and condensed
milk which, issued very fru-
gally, would keep us alive for
about nine days. We set a
ration on that basis. We also
found that the Germans had
put on board a first-aid b % x
and two bottles of ersatz rum.
In the boat were three expe-
rienced officers, captain Mar
tin Kovacevic, Mr.. Donavan and
myself, so we set watches.
Here I would TX e to pay a
specially warm tribute to the
Yugoslav captain Kovacevic
from Xxx. He proved himself a
fine seaman and a master of
his craft. His unchanging opti-
mism and helpful advice un-
dohbtedly proved a great fac
tor in our successful and speedy
landfall. His equanimity is all
the more remarkable i'm view OF
the fact that this was his Sc
cond time in a lifeboat in Ia
days. If ever / am in a tight
corner again, I wish for no bet.
ter companion than Captain Ko-
vecevic".
Da, TAXI so partizanski NOR.
narji in njihove hrabrosti in po.
guma jim ne DO ubila nobena
laznjiva in Sc tako ogabna pro-
paganda sovraznikov svobodne
in demokraticne Jugoslavije.
Duhovniki v partizanskih cd.
redih: Da ina Jugoslovanska
narodna osvobodilna vojska tu-
di svoje vojaske duhovnike, j.
mann v zato pred seboj dokaz v
fotograficni Sikh, ma kateri vi
dim pomorskega inzenirja Gla.
vana, in ma njegovi levi strani
pa partizana kaplana JosiE
Volarica. Oblecen je v vojask
:suknji z duhovniskim ovratni.
kom, vojasko cepico rdecc
zvezdo, obraz mu je neobrit II
par dni, poleg kaplana ,je NOR.
mar Ivan zic in OBJ n egovi
strani pa partizanka il Korcule
in partizanka iz Slovenije.
i Seja ali sestanek "a nase a.
meriske vojake: Kot tajnik S
D. D. sem dobil nalogo potom
zadnje delniske seje delnicar.
jev Slovenskega delavskega do.
ma ma Waterloo Rd., da po,
novno sklieem sejo odnosno Sc.
! cfay3nk kafnYi no I ~; 81, har,;l :
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
MatLE0D TAXES
 HARR| MACHINE
 SHOP POST HERE
New Manager Has Had 5 Years PIumbing-Hedt-
 ing Experience

K F. Macleod, formerly of the Crane Company in Seattle, has taken over the management and operation of the Harri Machine Shop, one of Juneau's oldest plumbing and heating concerns. it was announced today.
 A veteran of 35 years in the plumbing and heating business, all spent with the Crane Company MT. Macleod recently was head oi the heating department of the Crane Companys Seattle office.
 He is well known in Alaska, hav- ing made annual trips through the Territory for the last Is years. He knew the late Oscar Harri, founder of the business, well and will con- tinue to operate the company under that name.
 In addition to dealing in plumb ing fixtures and repairs, the con- pany plans to retail a full line of electrical and other householc appliances.
 Mrs. Macleod, who remained 1T Seattle to sell their home, will joir her husband here in the neal future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

so they will both be entitled to vote in the Elections we are discussing When such tax is paid regardless of which spouse remits, City Clerks should take care to see that the names of both husband and wife ap- pear on the Tax Roll
 Partnerships
 Three business people organized a partnership under the name of A.B. c. Company. Then buy lot ana building. The Assessor treats only with the Company. The assessment is upon the property of the A.B.C. Company. The tax is paid by com pany check and the company's name goes on the taxpayers list. At a later election, assuming no other tax items are paid by them individually, all three partners are disqualified to vote. as their individual names do not appear. Yet in the eyes of the law. partners are liable as indivi- duals on all their partnership obli- cations, regardless of what business name they use, so each would be en- titled. upon request, to have his ln- dividual name on the Tax Roll. By way of cooperation, assessment could be directed to AB.C. co-partners, in- stead of the A.B.C. Company, and the names of all three then and there put on the Roll.
 Also, people doing business under forms of organization. even though they own no real es- tate in their personal rights, should be checked upon carefully for pay ment of, at least, a nominal tax on personal belongings. It might also be noted that many people in the employee group who own no town real estate and have heretofore paid no town taxes, should be checked upon carefully as potential taxpay- CTS and voters with more than two hundred dollars worth of personal to declare.
 T hope this will assist in your ef- forts to induce widespread interest and participation in the City's af- fairs involving both the benefits and burdens which invariably accrue to the people of any political subdivis- ion"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
pETAIN IS LOYAL SAYS
 COLLEAGUE
Marshal Described as Man of Perfect Patriot
 ism, Loyalty"
Bp RELMAN MORN

PARIS, Aug. 6.-Marshal Petain on trial for his life on charges oi treasonable acts, was described to- day by a French delegate to the Sar Francisco conference as a man o1 perfect patriotism and loyalty tc France"
 The description was in telegram from Pierre Merilgon. former mem Der of the French Embassy in Mad rid, where Petain served.
 It was read as the third week ot the trial opened, just before Gen Henri LaCaille testified that Winston Churchill told Vichy representa- tive to Great Britain:
 We have been momentarily sep arated. Let us try not to damage each other any further"
 The representative was a Col Groussard, whom the defense des- cribed as a former member of the pro-fascist Sagoulard and as present representative of the De Gaulle gov ernment ln Switzerland. The Gen. eral said Groussard was sent to Lon don to inquire If Great Britain could assist the French with military aid in North Africa.
 LaCaille did not say whether the British made commitments, most of his testimony was concerned with the material weakness of the French Army in the years immediately pre- ceding the war.
 Some 35 defense witnesses remain to be called - Generals and other colleagues of the 89-year-old Mar shal, including Gen. Alphonse Juin one time commander of French forces in North Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
COMMITTEE ON ROADS IN BRIEF
 VISIT SATURDAY

Three CongreSSmen and four Fed eral roads officials making up the party of the House Committee on Roads, made an overnight stay in Juneau Saturday. Due to their late arrival from Ketchikan, the Con gTessmen were able to obtain only brief glimpse of the road system around Juneau.
 The party did not land at the Air port here until about o'clock Sat urday afternoon. Members of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, headed by Entertainment Chairman Charles w. Carter, were on hand with cars in which the group was taken for a trip around the Men denhall Loop to Old Aux Village.
 The Congressmen had expressed a desire to drive to the end of the Glacier Highway for a view of the proposed extension to Berners Bay. Lack of time prevented, however.
 The Congressional party dined OdJuIQdy tNclllllS dO OiiC NfONClllbi . House, stopped overnight at che Baranof Hotel and took off for Haines Sunday forenoon.
 From Haines the group is to trav- el the Haines link to the Alaska Highway, then traverse major DOT ton of the Interior highway system, flying back to the States from Whitehorse.
 Gov. Ernest Gruening accompan- jed the Roads group here from Ketchikan and went along to Hains with it. He plans to leave the Reads Committee in time to return here to meet members of the House Territories Committee, due in Juneau Wednesday. Maj. Carl F. Scheibner is also accompanying the Roads group north from here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
MRS. JOE GEORGE
 ON SEATTLE TRIP

Mrs. Joe George, accompanied by her niece, Cadet Nurse Esther George, left Saturday by plane for Seattle. Esther, who has been spending the past three weeks va cationing with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom George, was to return to training at Providence Hospital, in Seattle, yesterday, while Mrs. George will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Clarke, on their farm near Everett, Wash, where she plans to spend about three months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
NEW GOVERNMENT OF BRITAIN MAY
 SUPPORT INDIANS

BOMBAY, Aug. 6-Narayan Joshi, General Secretary of the Indian Trade Union Congress, told a rally of union workers today that British workers will prove true to their pledged word and take us on the road to freedom"
 A resolution passed at the rally declared the union was confident that Prime Minister Attlee's Gov ernment 'in the mutual interest of the peoples of India and Britain will set their hands to the solution of the Indian deadlock"
 Empire Wdnt-adS bring resultsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
ASHCRAFTS LEAVE

MT and Mrs. Perry A. Ashcraft
 left by plane yesterday, enroute to their former home in Saginaw, near Eugene, Ore. MT. Ashcraft, who is on the staff of the Ludwig Nelson Jewelry Store, expects to enjoy a combined vacation and business trip of about 10 days, while Mrs. Ashcraft will remain with her mother for a longer time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

WHITEHORSE MEN IN TOWN
 Ray A. Kohls and Olaf Pearson, of Whitehorse, arrived in Juneau Saturday and are guests at the GaStineau Hotel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10


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