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Evening star., 1943-03-13
States Urged TO Plan Now
To Make Postwar Jobs
Ev Ire Associated Pre-


RICHMOND, March 13.-Federal
Works Agency engineers from five
States and the District, meeting
here last night were told by Ken
meth Maxwell, regional director of
the FNVA, that postwar planning by
the States and localities was neces-
sary to provide work to take up
slack in employment,
Speaking on postwar planning" ,"
Mr. Markwell declared that postwar
projects and public works plans are
essential if the country would avoid
another economic depression.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
Luxury Liners Yield
Equipment for Britons

Furniture from luxury liners and
ships stripped for war work has
been distributed throughout Britain
TO help meet the furniture shortage.
Government officers and Army
and Air Force messes are among
those benefited by the de luxe
furniture. Other furniture has gone
to hotels for land girls and Govern
ment workers as well as to seamen's
homes.
Until the sinking of the liner
Empress OF Britain the big ships
were not stripped, but the military
value of Stripping was proved by
the African invasions, when a record
number of soldiers were transported
Don't lose hope til you've tried
Evening star., 1943-03-13

Don't lose hope til you've tried
. Star Want Ad." Ma. 5000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities-
The Authority on Authorities"

whcrcupor Yves, came in with his
a and returned the Ssi,ie J. to the
A. The drclarcf then built a
squeeze. running three club tops
and then four more diamonds. As
the last VAS played. the dummy
also had the spade and heart 6,
and the closed hand the heart 40
and club :. When West discarded
a heart to hold ms club J-mark-
ing the heart X as with East-the
club was thrown from North's
hand and DR. Mark vas squeezed.
He had to throw off either tho
spade Q. making the dummy's
good, or a heart from the K-8.
THIS latter he did. but then the
hcai, a cropped his X and the Q
got the last trick.
If DR. Marks partner had
merely held up his diamond A to
the third round and then led the
Spad" : To- tn" A. the squeeze
would have hccn impossible North
could not HAY" taken his three
high clubs and then later returned
Ia the dummy for the diamond
ran. a.s ~ -pu,d have had no
more diamonds So H." woul,! have
had L. score ~" diamonds first
and then ny the heart fincsse.
which would hav" lost to DR.
Marks *. beating the contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
\aZis Confiscatc
Reich Newspapers
For Own Control

Washington. juno 9-Twn-rhi..ls
II I'll German newspapers are uc.v
publisher hy NaII patty pup4..n ~;
houses. This WAS the estimate q.
DaS Reich, personal organ OF Prop
uganda Minister Joseph Grrht,".s
ON March IL. the Office of W..
information today rcycaicd
The Nazi program of cunccri"a ing
ow: crShlp as well as control Of the
German press and magazines. whist
has been going forward since ~
NaZis took power in 1893. has bee.
sharply Intensified.
Analysts n the Office of War In.
formation pointed out that ~ la3
lhcrC were m0lr than 5000 GliiI
newspapers in Germany. After 10?
the NaZlS eliminated much # tn.
opposition press outright and Co
ordinatCd' the remainder. reducing
the total number 10 2.4OO. Dur:rc
Inc course of tho war the nun,,;c.
was further reduced. and by -.
only l,400 daily newspapers wcu
being published in Germany.
Many more newspapers will b,
closed down in the coming mont.
ARD DaS Reich makes il clear Tat
non-party publications will bca. III"
brunt of the concentration pros
In places Wh'rc there been br:h /,
privately owned and Nazi -" 1.
paper. common publications." o..
berg established by the rorcln"rc :
This means Tic virtual ahS",n'i..
of privately owned paper, by Nv
publications. owl said.
y .,,l, .a.
-3Dth newspapers III Germany. wn e.
have circulation of 5.OuO - 2up.-
600. arc beng suspended a$ iudCr,r-
dent enterprises. Owl analysts -
ported. Cities and towns vii
have fcwCr thar l0O.00O Inhab,;.,.t
will rarely bc allowed 10 have No.
than one newspaper. and Uul.Ici.' @
Ecrlm no paper will be allowed :
have Il Sunday sports or Il Sp,., Cd
Monday edition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
VCUNC DIPLOMA WON
BY GERTRUDE TANNER

- Gertrude NirCII'I Tanner. ct
;,li'g"u. was among students t.
, "ga;uI'ci from the WrwIr'S Col
q ul Ire University oi Month Grp-
nu a' i'S 81; unmuIl CunwVnC.
mn. c>c.cl,cs held Monday IL ny
eek auditorium. III Greensboro.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. &. H..
..pr o.. ,iri CEC tnIt street. s'c
'r.U,t a harhclnr ol science dc
&C., ~ S,".CtlriHl administration.
hiss Tanner was a member 0i .'ur-
.r.iyr society. Gamma Alpha Club.
o. u. {. A. and huilhoWd. and Sd:
rr,cd H. hall proctor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Ray Hull, ncws editor of The Dai'%
Dispatch. has returned home at.
Uci, q al Maryv.l". Mo, tu- ii.
weeks. where he went on 80" q. =
of ;hc Hines of his father. vi. D..
nov much improved He l"lu',.rn
by WY uf Concord. where Mr.. sun
and ;hCir two sons wClr v!S;t.ug ..,'r
:, II YES. md who also come udC.:
- henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
SARAH GILL WINS
LIPLOMA FROM VIC

hi. Sarah Gill ui ki''rCii. was
rarur'rd from ~" woman Cot
.rC,, OFT the University of Nuri'i Car
linz dt I'a IlSt gunUHl commence
rcli cxrlci.CS held Mrrdlv ~ Ay-
,rE guhtulIuw. ~ Greensboro.
DuIgnicr oi Mr.. and Mrs. +. {.
Gill. rotate ORG. she received u
acrclrr cl ants degree ~ grammar
Grade cduCaiInN. Mis- Gu was "a
~cmhcr or WC"lgy Foundation CDun-
cII. C!oga.lg club. Y. W. (. a. and
Fduc,'!on club was on the dean ;
list and belonged TO Cormelian So
c!et%.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Mrs. Wilson Has
Pupils in Recital

.,irE. Fiber. Wilson, ol Williams
2"''. viii pre- cnt lace pl;no stud
~. III Il recital Friday n,gnI at
''.ih O'Clock al her home. All Dar-
'h'' OF students, some relatives; and
t!'.-" iII"nCS have been invited 10
attend.
ne program is as follows:
Inc German Dance CBccihovcn) ,
-'lc'ii" 'lalTIS.
FiP"ting along, Ii tic I.rnic's
" 80" 'h"hicrj. ECrtitlG" OBrIrn.
rIHWC",l, F"fGCi Nc MOI. Glyut-
O." Ct. GIc>&"). Bertha Exams Will
On.
w" lLi'I" TUWhCadS (FurrcsO.
-'iI GucrrHur.
i"n". Lum% Ago CT. H. Ehyl.).
Ian" Di;rIrm.
Ic"uiIIui i;lrlr DanIii,C Waltz. ON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Shower Given for
Mrs. Calvin RILEY

y -U'pEEc shower WIS given It.
Nj. tanm in'y 'Iu". day cycnn.;
I'll lTv h""c eli Mr. i:crln K"u...
" ""9 A".ih Garnet street.
.i!s. i;I''r received many att.ac-
hir C..i" iI"m the following quests:
al. Lillian liu"h".. Nh. A:Jry Jane
hIn%. "li%. MH;- D.H"Il. Mrs. Dulllc
Dean. M. k",c iiIicy. MI. I'm,
ma fvIr,N. Mrs. ClyGr BowCns,
MI. =. j. Aiy.IcK. A.ys. vannic Lc..
Parrish. ..iIs. icrIn E,Lm. A.ry. A.
h"ii A.HTIck, and MI. l.. Is. Gri,Sun.
Refreshments consisted 81 sui,
d.nri.s ana m:NCd cIhyS. and me
rN,n!as I..!, enjoyed by all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Beckwi h, Grace Bpvd Ir;,,.. ~.
Glenn, Margaret t'hcnih,mr ","S
cnroIvn KIM, I,ir,. '''""'' ann
Jane Ncwcomb, JulIa .rrn,,,.,.. ''i I.'. ,'i'
Virginia Sattcrwhi,c, Erc'',' .r,' 1"iE'
Mary Lou Kinball. iui,,, n',,. ''rpS,.'
Ann Watkn., Mai,,sa C;inn,, i-"e'
phine Adams, Alice pn,I $500. op
Ruth Dennis, MyliIc NI,,o,, III o'iIi
Gene Kerncr, Ann R""s,nr
Nichols, Gloria Van D'Eo .,,''. .'
Jane Crabtrcc and pro,t I.',,,. i'"'''
Awards Tor fulltln.c Irr,r ;c,. r;,.,
the TING of the ms, ,,t'',.,,,i,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Piano Pupils Receiue
A7caraSByMrS. Parker

IAN" pupils Of Mrs. w. W. Parker
81 gave their annual ycar-cnd
'cc''al Tuesday evening in the au-
'i'"Eltim of henderson high schoo,
diu most of them received awnrds
~ Various KINDS Tor clllcicncv -,
-Ltir work. -"
All members Of the class, except
me VINO was unable 10 be present.
"Pl'a'cd on the program. Music
'"NtFS were able t. distinguish p,uu.-
''SH al Inc young people by COM
'"'i"li wan ,hcIr appearance a yc;r
=" ".u al VA ,u,is PORTUGAL r,cI,iIs
gwen during the year. From mo no
'"ii,iS On up 10 those VINO nav,
'""!vI S,Iriai years, numbers were
90 VIA piCcl.Iun ana CiiIcIrnc,
Each pupil had Il solo, and ,hrir
"I'S NO piano quartcttcS.
'hiS' " MvicurIGc ny MRS. ParI;r,
81" "iS beginning ui tuv program. ::
i""''~''v comprised al hun I';ukS.
-" an B!n". ,.pUIar TrOrCiui
"'' Josephine Adams played at ,w.
pi"ii"S me composition ''AinaryIIIs"
.! H'NS. ana Hir iiiJI number was
-.'' pHaricltc Composed of GlurI.
ven D.Nc. iiuln Dsnu.. Ann 40, =
'.r ana MyGtlc Aston.
C"ciS l"E the evening were Dori,
p'hiiiS, Viola liuylc, Frances SAT-
ictwhl'r and Elvlra Chcarham, all
lormcr pupils OF Mrs. Parker.
Inc stage WIS decorated viii,
"liGh"ii;'s, ilDnuu grass and lark
G"t, III TAO large baskets und one
small DnS.
I,rtiiICatCS anG award for full
dmc practice TIC entire yc;u wr,c
pre- rntcd /" H." following: Elizabeth
Ann Bass, iii how CuopCr. Cnucl,:,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
STARS AND STRIPES FLY
ON EVERY CONTINENT

Washington. June g-Our rirht.
ing forces have carried the ia"
OF liberation. the Stars and
Stripes. 10 every continent of thc
globe during the present war aS
WE strive with our United Nh
TORS Allies Ia crush the dictI'urS.
Our flag today flies in Africa.
Australia. China. India. New
Guinea. the SuiumDnS. and il
every sector of the Western Hem.
isphcrc. except Kiska.
Striving 10 do its part in sup
port of our troops the United
States Flag Association is asking
our citizens tn increase their War
B0nG purchases by 500. 900 $40
during Flag Week, June 8 to Ii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Platte" your figure with a siualc
Slln-l""Nmg huiis cdrcSs tha, you can
slip on on of! in a Jil!v. Pattern gi@a
by MWI@n Martin can bc made an
n a few h"U!... Try front ,,.nvi ana
.'"ckci> III contrasting fabric. sleeves
nay he long "r short. RUI!!lmg u:
ic-!ac Is easy in apply.
Pattern 9i25 may lc ordered un.v
q w"mrns s.l"s -. -. 81. 30. 10.
-. - aud 10. size b lt...> > ID.
yards jj-mCh. | Sd yun,, !ul!.llg.
ScEd SlAIEt.N CENTS III ,..n,
or this Marian Ma.tun pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
rRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order To Badly Dlspa.ch,
'attcrn Department, - ". l&ih 81,
View York, n. y.
HccIuS" Of the Slowuc,S of the
nails. delivery Of our patterns may
lake few DAYS longer than u,,,:,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
FARMERS IN WARREN
SWITCH TO DAIRYING

Warrcn'"n, June 9-Warr"N curu-
" crop farmers arc turning Il dlwI.
farming a> fast as they can Sccur"
The COWS. reports. X. IL. Bright.
county aGC"t.
Tho Extension worker says tndt
3" young Jersey hcilcrS wcr" dit 10
u.cd in the county last Friday al an
average price of SOB per head. This
makes % COWS and hcilcrS paced
his spring and NJ. Bright has -
additional Jc"sCv hCiicrS 10 bC placed
this wrcl: which will bring the total
= V d, n,mhlE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Society News
INNER MORNING.

T., the curve nf the river
Thc meadow al marsh marigoldS and
all grass.
u.h;tr butterflies were on the flow
cts like petals,
And dragunilcS with their CLASSY
:.llg-.
THO sound uf graSshoppcrS was the
sound of twigS swapping,
Ard the hum of cicadaS Il fiddle
string.
Ram, or. luu through the years to
that meadow.
rim, morning of light and wings,
Elizabeth Mower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
GOOD WORK WASTED

ONE OF THE most disappoint-
Ing possibilities in the game de-
Velops when good work of one
partner is wasted by the action OF
the man across the table from
him. Nothing more emphatically
emphasizes the partnership nature
OF bridge. What you do yourself
can be Of no value at all. on many
occasions. unless your partner will
carry through on his end. Or. as
one exaggerating sage phrased
1t. There is no such thing as a
good bridge player. but there is
such thing as good bridge
pair"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Miss Carolyn Duke. daUGE''r ..
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Duke. has .r.
ccn;cd a position with the G. Ilr
Power & Light Company N .rr cor.
rora;io0'S home economic. f'pa~'.
mcnt. Mis- Duke, who a'"Gr.i'i
from Meredith College last Vol.
and who was student government
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Group leaders for Camp Butncr
i'ncC" arc a&i;"d 4" call Miss Hen
:ctir Sir&rrc. vii" viii be senior
''>tCSs for The dance Friday nigh.
,C'wtCn and q O'Clock Thursday
.''"uiu" (" tell hcr how many from
.h"Ir group plan {" aticnd the Fri
lay r'sht event. II will nc held a,
S,rvIcC Club No. ,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Graduates.

Nj FouII'." ii,lJ"rn McNcuy MAS
graduated a, 81. .harv's school. ia
I'Ign. lu commencement exercises
EcIG rh,rc M,nGG%. Her parents. Nj.
a"d Mo. !. +. NCNCny. attended the
graduation exercises.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Go 10 Georgia.

NJ L =. $ta'kvy ava G"uGN'",.
His .luu %''ri.r%. nave G"n" I.
prw WIrh, Ga. L. y!.I' Mir. @,url.cy.
They were accompanied T.. Mrs. IN
IA Belt Ihn.u". whu Wi be thci.
gu, deere.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Visits in Warrcntpn.

lr ...iuc Il. Watkins is visiting
,rs. y Mack Sloan i'll Warrcnrun
fer '.. days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
N;rr.it:a l'uS:,bDuru.

The evening mcr'InG 81 tiic W.
man, NtNrIitrv al Holy Iruorruta
Episcopal church, which WAS tu nu, {
been held Friday evening. June Ii.
has h',u postponed unt; lurtnc!
Office
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Here Tuesday.

Nj kathleen liartc. Il student
r,I.c - watts hospital. Durham.
spc,r Ifr day al GCr home OH ,nr
oxford rp&d.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Guest, from Florida.

Nj. Luli'u T.. Daniel and tw5
children. %! A;lami. Florida. III,
guc.t. Of ". Il Daniel and other 10
latl,c. ~ Henderson tor scvrrdI
Inv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Visiting Here.

Al 81 Ecckham and SON, Jimmy.
nj El'uurgc. az" VI. ting friends and
,.lq,rr. ~ henderson iur $cVrra.
TCth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Has Operation.

Friends will regret 10 learn that
T. L. Peoples underwent IN opera
ten this morning al Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calomcl-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in tine Morning Karin to Go

Tho liver should pour out about pints 81
Ill, JUc" int" your bowels every day. II this
ill" is mot Rowing freely. your food may not
digest. Ii may Just d,tsiy ia the bowels. Then
gas hlrats W YOU. stomach. You get con-
Etlpa;vd. Nuu feel suur, sunk and the world
looks punk.
1t fakes ,ho7r good. old Cartcr's Li,de
Liver fi,s to T'' the" . plnts Of bile How
ing freely to- 'aai." you f"l up and up
Get a pachI.u to-day. Take az directed.
Effective IN making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carriers Lt.I.u Lave. Pills. 10t and Use.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Reckoning that a heart lead
probably would build a trick for
North--in which nc was corrcc,
and that spade might mess up
Ne dummy's use Of the diamond
suit. n clcar-thinking Craftsman in
the East. DR.. Louis Mark. of Co
&mbus. o.. made the keen lead of
MS spade 3 on this deal Of the in
diridual masters. championship Il
couple of years ago. His partner
Of the moment has just disclosed
how he wasted that good work.
After winning the opener with
the spade X. the declarcr led to
his diamond *. then to the G..
Distributed BY King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

l0% Helps p y !rE a:"r~'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Return From Trim

Distributed BY King FcaiurSs Syri.,.j Sc -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-18
ZOPETNA ZAPOSLITEV IN
NAMESCENJE VETE-
RANOV

Vojna komisija "a, delavstvo
in komite "a skupno politiko
delodajalcev in delavcev sta O.
dobrila program "a popolno in
resnicno zaposlitev ameriskih
veteranov pc njihovi vrnitvi,
elm bodo v redu odpusceni il
oborozenih sill, bodisi radi po-
habljenj dobljenih v. boju, bodi-
81 il drugih vzrokov.
Javljeno je, da bosta S po-
sredovanjem War Manpower
Commission izdelala Trad "a "a
poslitev, oddelek "a zaposlitev
veteranov, in sUrad nabornega
s%ervice-a, vse potrebne nacrte,
da DO dobil delo vojak takoj pc
svojem povratku, ali pa, da DO
primerno vezban v cilju zopet-
ne zaposlitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-18

dovolj, p~otrebuje pa dobrih sosedovsin iskrenih prijate-
ljev, ma Balkanu, v Ameriki in drugod. VS.
vi Poster in infofniran slovenski urednik bi2 moral to
yedeti, ne pa navijati dan ma dan isto stare lajno o "ko-
munistih." Zakaj bi' ne pustil Ia pose1 raje Goebbelsu "
Berlinu, ko je vendar pesem O "bo1jsevizaciji Europe"
zadnja bilka, katere Sc ~oprjemlje krvaveea nacijska I'VE,
rina. " @ &s
e., ~Bodimo hvalezni, da imamo moza kot je Louis
Adamic, XII 81 je $ svojim ~talentona in delavnostjo pridobil
~zaupanje v krogih, XII mast stvari lahko mnogo koristijo.
Nj %potrebno, da vsi zmerom enako mislimo, ali da Sc
glede vsake p%otankosti strinjamo. Ko Sc je ustanovl
SANS, je bill napravljen konst1uktiven korak, da Slovenci
v Ameriki storimo toliko "a mas narod v domovini, ko-
Gkor Sc v danih razmerah pac more. Enak je bill namen
%politicne conference, sklicane ma przadevanje Adamiea,
ma kateri so bill menda prvie z~astopani vsi Juzni Slovani,
ne samo Slovenei, Srbi in Hrvatje, temvec tudi Bolgari
in Macedonci. KomW kaj ne ugaja pri eni ali drugi Or
ganizacij, ina pravico do kritike, ampak tista stara pc
sem o "komunistih" maj re enkrat neha. Cast so preresni
"a take neslanosti.
Vec ~zrelosti in mozatosti prosimo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-18
ITALIJANI IMAJO TEzkE H.
GUBE~NA X

Washington. - Seznami IL
CUB "a mesec maj, katere je IL
dalo italijansko vrhovno powell
stvo, so zopet pokazali, da .je
Balkan fronta zelo velikega OBJ
sega - vsaj "a Italijane.. Izgu-
be, katere Italijani priznavajo
"a mesec maj, stejejo 1894
mrtvih, ~ranjenih in pogresanih,
ter 50 skoraj dvakrat tako vi
soke kot katerekoli pref prizna-
ne izgube v teh okrajih cd me-
SEGA juniia 1871 tako poro-
CATO vesti, katere je prejel O.
WI. Skozi zadnji dive lett je
vsak mesec .vojna ma Ralkanu
zahtevala tezkih in neprestanih
zrtev Cd, i~talijarlske voine mast
rrnE HAtlff .ff3f2 ). VA - t85 Mss
49, q sEasZ Ks f,.fA ET6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-18
Mussolini in njegovi p~osnemovalci

AdoAoei oaoSi GALL, hSI Jail JC Nal
nevaren nasprotnik.
K tel zgodbi je nekdo napra-
vii nasfednjo modro pripombo:
bog We, ali je to dobesedno
res ali ne - ma vsak nacin pa
je lepa in globoka. podeba tega,
kar Sc danes dogaja ma italian
skin tleh". Globlja misel te pri-
pombe -je ia, da, so vladarji l.
talije pod pritiskom svojega
ljudstva in groznjo armad ze-
dinjenih narodov zasli v prav
tako tezek in nevaren polozaj
kot je situacija bila nevarna in
neprijetna "a branilce poslopja
lista Popolo d'Italia sprico groz-
ME milanske mnozice. V obeh
slucajih poskusa armada scititi
z~atiralca pred mascevanjem "a
tiranih. Toda ljudstvo zahteva
kazen %voditeljev - docim oni,
XII SO bill tako dolgo delali "a
Mussolinija MISC hotel zrtvo-
vati nicesar raven MEGA same
ga - Mussolinija - hotec tako
uiti grozecemu navalu. Krali
Victor Emanuel, Badoglio in ne
steto mani vaznih uradnikov,
XII so dobivali IL Mussolinijevih
rok pohvalo in nagrade, pa so
Sc vedno ma odlocilnih mestih.
Predsednik Roosevelt, pre-
mier Churchill, drzavni sekre-
tar Cordell Hull in minister "a
zunanje zadeve Anthony Eden
so vsi, ponovno izjavili, da so
nasi pogoji "a Italijo Sc vedno
brezpogojna predaja. Ako zares
mislijo kar pravijo - a O tenn
mi ne smemo dvomiti - Sc bo-
do pogajali S kraljem in Bado-
glio-em izkljucno lie toliko, da
sprejmejo to predajo Nato pa
bodo uvedli Britanci in Ameri-
kanci vojasko upravo, dokler ne
pride cas-, da bodo mogli Itali-
JAM sami izvoliti svoje demo-
kratiS.le predstavnike. V biv-
stvu pa SO krali Badoglio in vsi
okoli njiju ravno tako nasi So
vrazniki kot Mussolini sam. O.
nj zdai poveljujejo v~ojastvu, XII
Sc bori proti nasim cetam, in o.
nj SO tudi sodelovali oh priliki
nasilne okupacije Abesinije in
Atlantic.
Re samo dejstvo, da je Mus
solini odletel, nam janet "a to,
da Sc bd upor 1tahjanov kmalu
koncal. Mussolini, XII je strmo-
glavil Italijo v vojno, je bill sam
tudi najmoenejsi zagovornik ma
daljevanja vojne. Dejstvo, da je
bill vrzen ven, .avtomaticno OBJ
SOFA to politiko "a bodoenost.
Toda v tel stvari je Be mnogo
drugih vaznih momentov. Usod-
ne besede ma stem zrejo v Deem
vsem malim diktatorjem, XII v
najkrajsem Gasu ne bodo imeli
vec nicesar v svoji oblasti -
raven da gredo "a Nth in Cd
stopijo. Kot ustvariteli prve ia
sisticne doktrine je uzival Mus
solini skozi zadnjih 20 let OBJ
sadovanje vseh evropskh il
amerikanskih tiranov. Me-
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gov padec oznanja vsem, da SO
njihove ure stete.
Pre- c e j posledic Sc be
Re pokazalo. Generalisim Fran
cisco Franco, XII Sc ina Mussoli-
niiu ma jvec zahvaliti, re mesece
in mesece zivi v, vecnem strahu
monarhistienega preobrata. Ne
davno je kaznoval skupino Span
skega "Cortes" tparlament), XII
Sc je bio drznila podpisati po-
ziv, da Sc vrne k~raljeva rodbi-
ma, XII je stvari zedinjenih naro-
dow naklonjena. Toda svojega
ambasadorja v Ve1iki Britaniji,
vojvode Alba, katerega ime je
bio podpisano ma pozivu ma pr
VEN mestu, nj mogel kaznovati.
Alba Sc je Sc pred kratkim raz-
govarjal z Eden-om, vsled cesar
nevtralni diplomat z zaupanjem
govore o povratku Dona Juan-a
- prestolonaslednika - tako,
da bodocnost generalisima
Franco-a nj has videti. svetla.
Ma Madzarskem so bile mrz-
licne seize ministrskega sveta.
Christoph de Kallay, sin mini
strskega predsednika je baje
odsel v Carigrad, da hi mogel
takoj zaceti posvetovanja v stu
caju italijanske predaje. Znano
je Re, da je Madzarska priprav-
LENA vfniti Jugoslaviji vse "a
sedene kraje in Sc odpovedati
vsem svojim zahtevam ma Bal
kanu.
" Rumuniji .je zacela polici-
ia preganjati vse one, 0 katerih
sumlJo, da so vladl neprlJaznl.
V Bolgariji so teku pripra.
We "a izstop liz osisca in "a pa
dec ministrskega predsednika
Bogdana Filova.
V Jugoslaviji Sc vprasujeti o,
be kvizlinSki vladi, kai Sc DO 2
NINA zgodilo, ako hi Sc itali-
,janske cete umaknile IL njiho.
vega ozemlja.
sirom vse JUNE Europe je
jasno videti, kaj Sc pripravlja
One skupine, XII so bile priprav.
ljene sluziti nacizmu in pobirat
drobtinice z njihove mize pre-
misljujejo - skoraj ma glas
kako Sc bono iztrgali il Hitler
jevih krempljev in obenem pre-
precili, da mas narod prezene?
Zedinjeni narodi in njihovs
politika brezpogojne predaje, k
janet vsem narodom pravico
da 81 sami izberejo svoio Waldo
jim odgovarjajo: ne DO slo