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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
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II Sports O.
DR-tIzIzEEtO

For the first time since Pearl
Harbor we open a baseball season
today without the menace of a
sudden halt hanging heavily over
the proceedings 49,.
We haven't quite won the wal
yet, but we have started our
stretch run and nothing will hap
pen in the world conflict now tc
halt what is left of our national
pastime 1t is hardly major
league baseball any more in tho
strict sense of the things as We
know ii
There are kids and oldtimerS. A.
offers and discharges carrying
on now in place of the scores OF
regulars IN the services, yet II Is
the best we can get
There IT lS. take il or leave il.
Welkcr Cochran left Chicago
today with A new world record lol
three-cuShion billiard play, but h,
still was ia points behind Will,
Hoppe in their croSS-countrN
championship match e.
Cochran in last nights mattel
defeated Hoppe. 60 TO %, in Y
innings . The former record o
% innings was established b,
Cochran recently in New Yorl
and later was equaled by Hopp,
in Philadelphia -.
Cochran. the defending cham
pion. also took the afternoon
block. 90 to AZ in al innings
This reduced Hopes advantdgt
to- -1S6- to -27t2 , t}-l22 points. -
Jim Jeffries, the champ" ccle.
bratcd his 10th birthday yester
day by talking over the old day,
with "Sailor Tom" Sharkey. Z
tough opponent in the ring 49,.
Jeffries, worlds heavyweight
titleholder from 1899 TO 1906, wor
two decisions over Sharkey in u
and 25 rounds, but was never able
10 knockout tine Sallorman.
The body OF John J. Lynch. 60
for many years q partner IN the
ownership Of the General News
Bureau. which supplied informa-
tiOn OF horse race results, was be-
ing returned 10 Chicago today
from Af1du1r Fla, where he dtcd
last Saturday night. An intimate
-nLlhn- -pal4ties+ ftess fAtess1H4fes-efh -tiie1yt,,
Lynch amasSed a fortune which
AT one time was estimated al Sl0.-
600 900 Much of his fortune went
10 charity In 1891 Lynch was
kidnapped aS he was on his way to
his luxurious home At Lake Cen
eva, H. He was freed after pay
inc $50. 600 ransom
Lawton Carver, ms sports cdi-
tor, picks the Tigers 10 win the
American League flag.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
II ALL
Her SAROW

CHICAGO, April 16 OUP)--
Ann Curtis sweeping dominance
of feminine swimming was bril-
hantly etched on the Sullivan
Memorial trophy and in the record
books of the Amateur Athletic
Union today
During the threc-day national
AAU indoor championships, which
were concluded yesterday at the
Town Club, the San Francisco
speedSter won all three free style
events at 100. 220 and 4i0 yards.
In addition, she ancnored the VIC
torlous 300-yard medley and 400
yard free style relay teams from
San FranciSco'S crystal plunge
Her all-viCtoriouS performance
was partly shaded by the brilliance
-ef- 19-Feaf-old Northwestern
University coed. Jeanne Wilson
Miss Wilson representing Chi
CagOS Lake Shore Club, sci a new
American and meet record OF
1:151 IN the 100-yard breast
stroke yesterday trimming two
-tefftt1S- of 4 SECOND or The former
mark OF LIS. set=by=Lorraine
Fisher in 1871, when She was
competing with the Women'S $
Swimming Association. New York.
Miss Curtis boosted the Crystal
Plunge Club to the team cham
pionShip with AZ points. New
York VISA was second with 26.
Following are the 1915 indi-
vidual champions:
loO-yard free styie-Mss Curtis
22O-yard ncc stylc-MiSs Curtis.
4iO-yard free sty.c--Miss Curtis
lOO.yard back stroke Marion PontsCq
Crystal Plunge. san Francisco.
iOO-yatd breast Strokc-MiSs Wilson
22O-yagdr breast stroke-Pstricia sinclair
Women swimming Association. New York
200 .ft I.f'NIfHrl uf.l|n'-C'l ara LaruUre
Olncyvile Boys Club Providence. r T.
.N'-yr|f lIrv lC -Crvsta. plume
4oo-yard free style reBy-Crystsl Plunge.
Ouc-mctcr diyinE-Miss Olsen
Three meter diy.uE-MlsS Olsen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
MRS. HoLLETT STRICKEN

Mrs. William Hollett, wife OF
the Wings captain, has been
stricken with blindness following
a sunStroke. so the Detroit de-
fenseman joined her at their
Charleston. Ont nome Saturday
night instead of returning here
with teammates
Mrs. Hollett, who lives on the
family fruit farm at Charleston
with houSekeeper and the chill
dren, found her sight gone after
she had slept in the sun following
a three-hour round of golf last
week.
Flash is TO take Mrs. Hollett 10
Toronto specialist today
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
CInuckEing Red Wings
FIGURE Leafs OH EguaHa

"If we win here Thursday
nfght-ant we must, Of course
look out" said Jack Adams
today.
II is true the Wings have al
ready broken up TWO scheduled
victory banquetS. The Boston
Bruins ordered refreshments for
a playoff party in Boston when
they came home after winning
the first two games here
They may have eventually used
the order for consolation cock
tails when the Wings rallied TO
win the round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
READY TO EAT

When the Wings left Maple
Leaf Gardens Saturday night they
chuckled maliciously al the sight
OF long tables set up with linen
and silver in the Gardens gym.
The Leafs even had the Stanley
Cup Shined up. were preparing 10
bring II TO the rinkSide in the
third period to be ready for the
presentation.
Then the Wings cut loose with
their three-goal burst. First,
Eddie Bruneteau'S 45-footer that
tied the score and Ted LindSay's
25-footer that put Detroit in
front. 3D., goals that came just
two minutes apart.
Finally, Joe Carvath's long
breakaway dash down right wing
on Flash >Hollett's pass TO sew up
the game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
L. M. WallOpS
Service Mines

scored third and
fourth victories by beating two
Crosse lie service mines yesterday.
They walloped the naval air sta
tion team. Ill. then survived a
seventh inning rally 10 trim the
carrier aircraft service unit. 9-5.
Walt Kcll of the Wolverines
pounded a homer triple and three
singles. while tcammate Don Lund
walloped a homer double and two
singles 20 lead the htterS.
g9s no Shrdlu cmfwyp cmfwyp p
tTtRST GAME
MlohiEan O22 321 Ill - o
EAvsl AZ station 100 900 o. S 4
Peddy MaIkuard t6I MORN f71 and
StGl.nsal.. Y.izs-a -. &c. 4s-f--a anu nrckEau
SECOND GAME
Michigan 3ot 500 2-o II ?
CASr 600 600 5-S , 5
Hackstaot Morrison t7I NORM ~ Peddy
- and steven HU Workman. Watson - B.
Myen (SI and B0netd
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
NOT IN SHAPE

81 hadn't pitched more than
four or five innings in a spring
training game" the tail. bril-
liant lefthander explained. T-
am in better condition this
spring and should be able to go
the distance"
NewhouSer pitched nine innings
in a game in Tcrrc Iiaute and
beat the White SoN, ID He held
the Sox TO eight hits and was in
trouble IN only. one inning, when
the opposition baCged their pair
of tallieS
At the conclusion OF spring
training in Terrc Hautc Steve
O'Neill expressed himself well
pleased with the condition of hiS
Tigers. the interruptions in the
preseason exhibition schedule 10
the contrary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
QUOTES FROM FOE

Detroit looks like il will be
mighty tough from here on. The
Wings are beginning 10 skate"
was General Manager Connie
Smythes tribute after the game.
"The Wings are too good "A
club to let it's heat them four
Straigh sad coach 44ae-pat-
of the Leafs. "But l thought
Kennedy was going TO do IL for
us"
Owner James Norris Of Detroit
returned with the Wings He u
expected to return 20 Chicago
may be back Thursday That
" hen the Leafs get in TOO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Hal 10 Huf
First Opener
Times Photo
By LEO MACDONELL

ST LOUIS, April 10 Harold
NewhouSer, voted the most valu-
able player in the a m g r / n
League last season, Will be pitch
ing an opening game OF the season
for the first time when he takes
the mound against the Browns at
SportSman'S Park here tomorrow.
Paul tDiz2y) Trout pitched the
opening game last spring. also
against the Browns, but in Briggs
Stadium. Trout turned in a well
pitched game, but lost by one run.
it is recalled. lack Kramor-was
the st Louis finger
Rufus Gentry hurled the sec
ond game Of the 1914 season 5
opening series and like Trout lost.
And when Ncwhouser turned in
an uniTpreSSiVe start and was
knocked -e,tttt r1ff tt1p tUx. the
Browns made a sweep of the set
Newhouser recalled he was not
ready for the start Of the 1914
season
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
WINS IN DOUBLES

IerSh did not go home empty
handed. With Somael he won the
mems doubles from Nichols and
Don LaSsiter, 17-21. 2l-l0, Pills,
21-S.
In the womens event Sally
Green. Indianapolis. teamed with
Mildred Shipman. Chicago, to de-
feat Lea Thall Columbus, and
Reba MoneSS, New York, 2l-f3.
Pill, 1921, 1921, 21-lS.
Two South BenderS battled it
out for the boys title. Gordon
Barclay, -, trIpped Richard
Leviton. 1914 winner, 2l-6, PILE,
22-24, 1921, PLY
Two New Workers decided the
veterans singles honorS. George
Barclay of New Rochelle taking
Bill Gum of New York City,
1921. lI-2l. S-2i. 21-l3. 1927, the
latter game the longest Of the
tournament and one of the longest
tournament games on record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

New York City and state
monopollZed the title winning in
the annual national open table
tennis championships ending yes
terday al CYO Center.
Richard Miles. 10 from the big
town, plttcd an effective fore
hand against the crafty Cpl. John
Somael. fellow townSman and de
Tending champion, to capture the
mems singles. 2l-l6, 21-16, 21-9
Davida Hawthorn, another New
Yorker. Unexpectedly won the
women'S event from Peggy Nc
Lean. Hollis. n. Y. a 81 favor
Ite, 21-l6. 1921, 14-2l, 2l-l7
22-2O.
Miss Mclean had the more
polished strokes. Tenacity and
better -eeHtFet >ated -Af1ss ffaw-
thorn
Miles survived the SemifnalS
when he toppled Melvin Nichols,
ST. Loui. 21-16. 1921, 21-14. 2l-14.
Detroit'S Max Hersh lost 10
Somael, 17-21. 21-14, 22-20 Pip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

Go ahead and Sue-or shoot
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

Lawton Carver, ms sports edi-
tor, picks the Tigers 10 win the
American League flag.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

moderno plinsko opiemo, posetite mas urad ma
1872 So. Michigan Ave. Ako innate kake potezko-
&c pri kuhanju, omenite Jill Marthi Holmes in Sc
prijateljsko posvetujte z MO. Ona DO vesela, ako
yam DO mogla pomagati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

skega Primorja, XII je pod I~talijo
in so ga Anglezi in Americani
ma mirovni konferenci pc pref
snji vojni Mi PRIMAL. Tito ga
zahteva "a Jugoslavijo, vklju-
civsi Trst. Pertinax pravi, da
Churchill, Roosevelt in Stain
tega problema ma sestanku V
Jalti MISC reSili, sal tako he, da
bi bio vsem v zadovoljstvo. In
ko je Roosevelt v svojem poro-
cilu kongresu 0 konferenci v
Jalti omenil "primadone', S ka-
terimi Sc je treba "posvetovati',
so mnogi sodili, da je incl V mi
silh de Gaullea in kralja Petra.
Pertinax pravi, da je Roosevelt
cikal ma marSala Tita.
Primorsko vprasanje BIO torej
trd orch, ker sta tenn oziru
Churchill in Roosevelt brzkone
naklonjena mnogo bolj Italiji
kot Jugoslaviji. In nacrt zavez-
nikov je, da vso Italijo zasede
ameriska in angleska armada,
torej tudi Primorje.
LIE ako Sc Rusom posreci priti
V Trst pref kakor Anglezem in
Americanom, DO situacija "a
pravilno resitev tega ~vpraSanja
' smislu jugoslovanskih celia V
resnici ugodna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
MAGAZINE VREME IN
TRINERJEVO GRENKO
VINO

Aprilsko vreme je letos boil
nagajivo kot druga leta, cato
moramo biti pripravljeni mani.
Kako? Imejte vedno ma razpo-
lago Trinerjevo grenko vino z
vitamini B-1 in ga uzivajte pc
navodilih ma steklenici. To pre-
izkuSeno zelodcno zdravilo in
lahko dovajalno sredstvo je de-
lalo ljudi srecne mad So let. Je
okusno in zanesljivo. Pomaga
apetitu in prebavi, XII sta CLAW
ma obramba proti slabemu vre-
menu. Vsak zanesljiv lekarnar
ga ina V zalogi, toda &c ga ne
bi mogli dobiti V vasi okolici,
piSite ma Joseph Triner Corpo-
ration, 1888 So. Ashland Ave,
Chicago 8, Ill. in prepricali Sc
boste, da je Trinerjevo grenko
vino z vitamini B-1 izvrstno
zdravilo. Kupujte vojne bonde
in prispevajte "a Ameriski rde-
ci kriz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
MIRKO G. KUHEL:
Razvoj SIovenije v
naporih "a svojo svobodo

skrb in liubezen. Vast Sc pona-
sajo s svojimi cerkvami in Sc
kosajo, katera DO imela lepso.
v prvih letih partizanskega
gibanja, zlasti drugo polovico
1941 in tekom leta 1912, SO be-
logardisti okupirali vazne vasi
skupaj z Italiiani. PR ~ofenzivah
oroti "komunistom' jim je Be-
la garda preskrbovala kazipote
in oglednike. Ko so Sc pa parti-
zani vojasko opomogli, SO pri-
cell napadati i~talijanske in be-
logardisticne posadke V teh va
seh. re sovrazne posadke so
.koraj brez izjeme bile zabari-
kadirane V poslopjih z najdebe-
,ejSimi stenami. In katera po-
;lopia so bila to? Cerkve! Zazi-
lali SO okna in pustili majhne
odprtine "a puske in strojnice,
pred vrata pa SO postavili mo-
;ne betonske bunkerje; tako u
srjene cerkve SO postale income
.rdniave, katere SO morali par
izani zavzeti z naskokom. Med
oitko so bile take cerkve nava-
mo hudo poskodovane ali raz-
lejane. Danes je videti pc Slo-
%veniji, zlasti ma Dolenjskem,
veliko takih razvalin - nekda-
njih bozjih hramov, katere SO
Iitalijani in domaci izdajalci
brezvestno spremenili V trdnja-
We. Pc mnogih stenah Sc Sc da-
mes lahko citajo ostudni napisi
V italijanscini in vidi cloveska
nesnaga = delo onih, Xxi SO Sci
till cerkev in vero pred boljse-
Wiki"
Obicganje cerkve v Zuzem-
berku
Zuzembercani so Sc silno po-
stavljali z lepo novo dvostolpno
cerkvijo, XII je stala okrog osem
milijonov dinarjev. Belogardi-
sti so jo spremenili v mocno u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
GofUfije no roeun
voine bi moruio
vIudu usfuvifi
(Nadaljevanje s /. strani.)

(NadalJeVanJe S l.. StranI.)
lijonov prejSnjim, so nekateri
verjeli, ceS, Roosevelt tega ne
DO nikdar dovolil.
V tenn listu smo cd vsega "a
cetka vojne poudarjali, da ako
dobickarji k~ontrolirajo Waldo in
zakonodaje, so vse take obljube
lie kot mehurcki IL milnice. Mi
kavno izgledajo, Sc razpocijo in
je vse tako kakor pref. Profit
korporacij so sedaj v sploSnem
vecji kakor ' prejsnji vojni,
''black market" cvete in kon-
gresniki ter senatorji sami pri-
navajo, ola mt je to mogoce lie,
ker vladni uradi ne vrSe svojih
dolznosti, dasi plaeujemo zanje
m%ilijone dolarjev ne ma leto,
ampak vsak mesec Vzrok temu
je, ker V kongresu nj delavske-
ga, socialisticnega bloka, ampak
lie nekaj "delavskih prijateljev",
drugi pa SO prijatelji sistema,
XII Sc ga sedaj zagovarja pod or
nacbo free enterprise. LIE kdaj
Sc bodo ameriSke delavske uni
je spomnile, da je treba delav-
stvu V BOZ proti korupciji in IL
koriScevalcem tudi ma polite
mem polju?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
MIRKO c. KUHEL:
(Nadaljevanje.

"To, da sta lie majhen delcek
(Bela garda v Ljubljani) naro-
ola odlocila, da moja navzocnost
in delo v slovenski armada 'po-
hujSuje verne slovenske Judi,
je zame sedaj sicer velika owl
ra, nikakor pa nerazlog, da bi
pustil duSe tolikih postenih lju-
di. Takoj pa sc bonn umaknil,
ko bo yes slovenski narod, pred
vsem pa moi partizani, izrekel
mad menoj svojo obsodbo =.
Spoznal sem, da je to (partizan-
sko gibanje) bila Bozja VOLTA,
dobro MANFRED IMAM lociti pravo
iskrenost cd narejene in tie zad-
ME nj med partizani, Bog mi je
prica, ola govorim resnico, da
me cd teh dobrih, postenih in
kot zlato ~izciscenih partizanov
more lociti samo. Sc smrt."
To je bal njegov odgovor. V
aprilu 1914 Sc je vrSila pod ME
GOWN vodStvom verska konfe-
renca, katere Sc je udelezilo
mnogo duhovnikov. Vaska du-
hovscina navadno sodeluje z
OSvobodilno fronto v vaseh, XII
so osvobojene, in vrSijo cerkve-
ne obrede "a partizane kljub
prepovedi Skofa Rozmana. Me-
SEGA oktobra smo tudi citali v
ameriSkih listih, ola je marsal
Tito zaprosil papeza "a dvajset
katoliSkih duhovnikov, januar-
ia tega leta pa je pisal zupnik
Trunk V svojem "Pisanem po~
lju", da namerava tudi zupniK
Vital VoduSek il San Francisco
odpotovati med partizane kot
vojaSki kaplan.
Cerkve - trdnjave
Slovenski kmet smatra svojo
cerkev "a najlepSe poslopje ma
vasi in posveca il vso paznjo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

ne do tai, je ostala cerkev in
zupnisce nedotaknjena. Domac
duhovnik opravlja cerkvene o.
brede nemoteno, dasi SO estate
v vasi lie Sc tri druzine.
Maja meseca 1914 so nemski
bombniki napadli DragatuS v
Belokrajini. V blizini Sc je te-
daj nahajal tudi stan ameriSke
in anglezke vojaSke misije "a
Slovenijo. Tarca prvih bomb, XII
SO jih metal Stuke in Dornier-
j., je bila vaska cerkev. Zavez-
niski oficirji SO opazovali YES
PRIOR in snemali slike.
Tudi to je bill ljudem dokaz,
da je sovraznik tisti, XII podira
cerkve, ne pa partizani.
Stalisce OsvObOdilne fronte
napram cerkvenim voditeljem
Nobenega dvoma nj, ola sma-
trajo voditelji Osvobodilne from
tie cerkvene oblasti odgovorne
"a organiziranje Belle garde ter
zveze S faSisti. Obenem pa Sc
tudi zavedajo, da je pametnejse
pustiti klerikalcem delati napa-
ke, kajti pr tenn vpraSanju je
ljudstvo zelo konservativno in
obcutljivo. Partizansko staliSce,
da drzijo roke popolnoma stran
cd cerkve, duhovnikov in YER
skin obredov, je gibanju zelo
veliko koristilo. Ljudem doka-
zejo potion fakticnih dogodkov,
kako laznjiva SO klerikalna ge-
sla, in narod Sc sam preprica
potion lastnih preizkuSenj. o.
vobodilna fronta stalno izjavlja,
da nina namena zaVirati we're
in cerkve, temvec da je to vpra-
SAME osebna zadeva vsakega
posameznika. Jasno pa je po-
vedano, da ne DO dovolieno GER
Xvi meSati Sc narodno politi-
ko; ola morata drzava in cerkev
biti loceni, kajti vsaka ina svo-
je posebne funcije in dolznosti,
katere nimajo nobenih skupno-
Sti.
o Sloveniji Sc malo sliSi, vi
di ali cita nekaj, kar bi dajalo
povod misliti, da vodi Osvobo-
dina fronta kako propaganda
bodisi "a cerkev ali proti GER
Xvi. Nevtralna je. Nj pa tako v
nasprotnem taboru v Ljubljani,
odkoder Sc siplje nizkotna pro-
paganda o "antikristih' in pa o
"judovski internationally. ST.
Ger pa je tudi ljubljanskim Ii
stom zmanjkalo lazi in smrt be-
logardizma danes jasno spricuje
pravilnost partizanske taktike
glede vprasanja cerkve = BIZ
stveno katoliSki dezeli.
Dale prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

trdbo, kot SO sosednjo solo in
farovz. Stala je ma gricku mad
glavno cesto med Iljubljano in
Novim mestom. Kdor je kon-
tfoliral to pozicijo, je kontroli-
raj tudi promet ma cesti. Par
tizani SO 10 skusali veckrat "a
wet, toda MISC il prisli do 1--WE
ga. Sovrazni "otok" v Subj kra-
JIM, XII je drugace bila VISA del
partizanskega teritorija, jim je
z~aStavljal promet in varno gil
banje. Marca 1914 so postavili
artiljerijo ma brdo onkraj doll
ne in z bombardiranjem in juri-
5em infanterije je sovrazna po-
jtoJanka padla. Nasteli so mad
zoo belogardistov - zivih in.
nrtvih.
Pred seboj imam fotografijo
zuzemberSke cerkve, posnete
kmalu pc zavzetju. Vrha obeh
zvonikov sta odstreljena; kjer
Sc je dvigaia ponosna streha
glavne ladje, zija crna, okajena
iuknja. Kar MISC razdejale bonn
&c in kroglje, je unicil pozar.
Zanimivo je beleziti mislje-
ME naroda glede tega inciden-
ia. Suha krajina je bila precej
casa simpaticna napram belo-
gardistom, zlasti Sc, ker jih je
z%agovarjal sam ljubljanski skof.
Toda njihovo obnasanje je bio
tako divjasko in nizkotno, ola SO
ii ljudje priceli dvomiti o nil
hovih pravih namenih. Toda
elm je bila porusena zuzember-
Ska cerkev, SO zasovrazili belo-
gardiste in dejali: "Ce bi ne BIZ
10 Belle garde" bi Sc vedno imeli
naso cerkev, XII il nj bio para
V vsej okolici."
KIDD pOdira cerkve?
Klerikalci SO Sc posluzevali
laznjive propaganda, ola so par
tizani brezverniki, Antikristi ter
da ruSijo bozje hramove. Parti-
zani pa SO jim odgovarjali, da
cerkve samo c%iStijo belogardi-
sticne 'golazni ter ola elm posta-
ne cerkev sovraznikova trdnja-
va, preneha biti hisa bozja. Isto
staliSce Zavzema ameriska ar
mazda svojih bojih V Italiji in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

mostan v Cassinu, XII ie sluzila
Nemciji. Bitka "a cerkev in sa-
Nemcem "a trdnjavo, ne DO nj
koli pozabljena.
Ma osvobojenem ozemlju pa
Je Sc mnogo cerkva, XII Sc iih
bitke MISC dotaknile. V CrmoS-
micah, ma primer, XII so pozga-
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AngIiio nose, da
Sc hi U~sfunoviIo
buIkunsko zvez D
(Nadaljevanje S l.. strani.)

Anglia, XII hoce vse sredo-
zemlje "a svojo '.sfero', ne zeli
pridruzenja Bolgarije k Jugo-
slaviji cato, ker bi TAXA zveza
postala zanjo premocna drzava
in "nevarna' Greiji, XII 81 10 no.
&c Anglia obdrzati pod svojim
vplivom "a vsako ceno. Taxa
zdruzena Jugoslavija, z Bolga-
rijo vred, "a kakrsno je v pref
Snji vojni delovalo edino JRZ,
81 segala cd Jadrana pa do CT
aega in E~gejskega morja. In
ker bi bila pod rusko ssfero
ypliva'', hi Sredozemlje ne bio
vec tako pod kontrolo Anglezev,
kot je sedaj in kot je bio skozi
mnogo.let pred to vojno.
cato Bolgarija Sc ne SINE di-
rektno V jugoslovansko zajed-
nico, a to ne pomeni, da DO mo-
rala zmerom ''samostojno" Ii
votariti. Posebno, ako lima Ru-
sija ne DO preprecevala, oziro-
ma podpirala angleske politike,
je zveza balkanskih dezel Iahko
uresnicena re v bliznji bodoc-
nosti.
Fcderacija mikavna uredba
Bolgarija bi bila V TAXI fede-
raciji, kot 81 10 je zamislil Tito,
zelo vazen Glen. Pertinax pravi,
da 81 jo Tito zeli posebno vsled
Srbov, oziroma prot MIN. Srbi
so bill V predvojni Jugoslaviji
gospodujoc narod. Hrvati, Slo-
venci in Macedonci so mt bill
podrejeni. V sedanji vladi do,
minirajo Hrvati. N.pr., predsed-
nix Wade in vodja armada je
Hrvat Tito. Minister vnanjih
zadev je Hrvat SubaSic. Titova
desna roka je Edward Kardelj
XII je eden komunisticnih politi-
kov V Sloveniji.
Srbi SO nejevoljni, ker Sc jill
je potisnilo ma drugo mesto, If
V Londonu ter V Washington
menda tudi, ceS, Hrvati Sc Misc
V pricetku vojne mic kaj posta.
viii, pac pa mnogi sluzili Hit,
lerju, docim SO upor proti spo
razumu S Hitlerjem izvedli dns
27. marca 1941 Srbi.
Ampak to je bilo in Titov ma
crt je, ola V federativni JugoSla
viii ne DO gospodujocega naro
da. Gin Sc bodo Srbi s tenn del
stvom sprijaznili in Sc mu pri
lagodili, pa bodo dobili V vlad
vec oblasti in upostevanja, to
da V znamenju vzajemnosti, M
ukazovanja, XII je bill V predvoj
nj Jugoslaviji njihov privilegij
&c bi pristopili V Jugoslovan
sko federacijo Sc Bolgari, V ka
tero pc vsi pravici spadajo, b
bila vloga Srbov V TAXI zvezi s.
toliko manjSa in moznosti "a u
stvarjenje vzajemnosti namestC
gospodstva toliko vecje. Ampal
"a enkrat bosta moral Jugosla
via in Bolgarija ziveti drug
poleg druge Sc kot samostojn
DRAW.
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Isti francoski journalist pripo
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di vprasanja tistega jugoslovan
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POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo Prvo in noj-
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro-
do uro V Chicoqu Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoldne, postojo
Vodi 10 George Morchon.
VICES, 1850 kiIocycIes.
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just typical statement in homes using mod
ern equipment where 100000 Chicagoans
(more than 98%) are Cooking with Gas!"
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Cerkve trdnjave

Slovenski kmet smatra svojo
cerkev "a najlepSe poslopje ma
vasi in posveca il vso panic,
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