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The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
"BILBO TALKED RACE
BECAUSE HE FEARS
DEMOCRACY ITSELF" SAYS
KATHERINE SHRYER,

XII HEHlNE Of1NI EN-,
Mrs. Katherine Shryer, Executive
! Secretary of the National Committee
to Abolish the Poll Tax, today, in at
answer to Senator Bilbo's speech be-
lore the Mississippi Legislature On
March %, called upon the United
States Senate to reject the influence
Of this vicious doctrine, to put its ful
weight behind the right Of the major
ity, and pass the Anti-Poll Tax Bill
Mrs. Shryer's statement read, in
full, as follows:
I'm a vicious and unAmerican
speech before the Mississippi Legis-
lature, Senator Theodore Bilbo yes
terday showed his fears of a free bal
lot both in the District of Columbia
and his own poll-tax South. AT this
elected by the vote of only 100 of
the people Of Mississippi.
Pointing out that, according t.
newspaper reports of the speech, Sen
ator Bilbo devoted half Of it to "a
discussion of the race question be-
cause of the implications Of the anti
poll tax bilP', Mrs. Shryer stated
that the Senator talked race because
he feared democracy itself. He was
time, when the Anti-Poll Tax Bill,
which is the attempt of the Americ-
an people to square our democracy
with our Constitution, is about to
come before the Senate, Senator Bill
DO is using every weapon at his COM
mand to stall its passage. He talks
unity" in the halls of Congress, but
he talks disunity in Mississippi. He
talks race becauseh e fears voters of
any color. Fearing the Constitution
itself and the results of democracy
government, he turns the loving gos-
pei OF Jesus Christ into a narrow
ugly gospel of hate and race super
iority.
The American ideals of majority
government are abhorrent to this Doll
tax Senator, who has threatened to
filibuster a bill that would otherwise
become law. He would limit the 10
million adults in 8 poll-tax states to
3 million voters, even if to do so he
must insult our army and navy and
our Allies. He is a frightened man.
We call upon the United States
Senate to reject the influence of this
vicious doctrine, to put its full weight
behind the right of the majority and
to pass the Anti-Pol1 Tax Bill
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
F E P G Says It Has
Finished RR Hearings

Washington, March % (ANP) The
responsibilities Of the FEPC in adj
justing complaints against IA of the
original % railroads charged with
discriminatory hiring policies have
been fully discharged to the limit Of
the authority granted the committee
by Executive Order 9346, and the cas-
eS are no longer before it.
This is the status explained in FE-
PCS statement to the Smith commit
| tee last week in answer to counter
| charges filed by the group of south
ern carriers which have already baked
at compliance with cease and desist''
directives issued against them, Chair
man Malcolm Ross originally was to
have appeared for questioning but
was granted permission instead to file
an answer.
The 35 page brief denied the three
charges levelled, namely, that direct
ives against northern railroads were
kept secret, that in all, 90 cases had
been certified to the President by the
old FEPC, and that FEPC had
changed its procedure after the APP
pointment of a new chairman.
AS regards authority, the commit
tee held that its issuance of direct
ives wa an appropriate step toward
obtaining compliance with a national
policy formulated by the commander
in-chief under his wartime powers"
Further it maintained that the COM
mittee does not hold that it has the
power to enforce its directives by the
imposition Of penalties or subsection
of the parties to juhicial action.
On the other hand, "the directives
are held to instruct the parties on the
methods of bringing their employment
policies into line with Executive Or
der 9346; ;" and that the directives, if
certified, also comprise a report to
the President on violations so that
he may evaluate what steps should be
taken to clear the parties Of offense
against the national policy"
In the conclusion, the committee de-
clared that FEPC Intervention ended
in the IA railroad cases when they
were certified to the President, TX
cept insofar as its services may be re-
quested. with its own responsible
tiles discharged and the cases nc long
err before it." the statement concludes,
"FEPC believes that practical n
peaceful solutions of the issues raised
can be had, and it subscribes to the
expressed hopes of both the Presid-
ent and the Stacey committee that this
may be the final result.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
REP. LUCE ASKS RACE
RELATIONS PROBE IN
ARMED EOPCEC

Washington, March 90 CAMP -
Rep. Clare Both Luce (R) of Conn
ecticut is the second sponsor Of a Res
olution (476 calling for a congress-
ional investigation Of alleged discrim-
nation against Negroes in the armed
forces. On the week before Rep
William L. Dawson presented his bill
introduced at the behest of the AK
A Non-Partisan Council on Public
Affairs, the Luce bill would author
ize a study with respect to the sta
tus of the Negro and other minority
groups in the armed services and in
attached or affiliate auxiliaries of
military organizations fos women"
The measure would have as its OBJ
j~ectives a determination of the ex-
tent of compliance with the Selec-
tive Training and Service ait of 1910
regarding racial discrimination; the
nature and extent of any practices in
the organization and placement Of
personnel which accomplish the ex-
clusion Of persons because Of race or
color from assignment to any type of
unit or any type of service on land,
at sea. or in the air extent of train
ing restrictions and advancement to
commissions or grades.
The Luce legislation would also
seek to learn whether racial consider
atoms are impeding the full utilizat-
ion of professional and technical skills
and the relation of segregated units
to the entire question under consider
alton.
Seven men would do the job with
an appropriation of $4,000. The res
olution was sent to the rules comm
ittee.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

AT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Holy Week Services this year will
be held at Zion Baptist Church, 2215
Grant Street, starting Monday and
continuing through Friday, April 81.
Time of Programs
Monday April 3, 10 noon to l pm.
Tuesday, April 4, 10 noon to / pm.
Wednesday, April 5th, ~ moor to
1 pm.
Thursday, April 9th, IL noon to l
pm.
IGOOD FRIDAY SERVICES L
April 9TH, Hrs. IL to 3 pm.
Seven Last Words on the Cross
These services are given under the
auspices Of the Interdenominational
Ministerial Alliance of Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
Easter Sunday afternoon services
at Zion will be held at 3 pm. with
the Rev. G. c. Adams, speaking.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
Legion Sponsors "Youth
Welfare Month"

The Roosevelt Post No. 30 of the
American Legion is sponsoring a
Youth Welfare Month" program at
their headquarters, gath and Parker
streets, Thursday evening, April 9th.
The program will begin at 8 200 pm.
The feature Of the program will be
a panel discussion dealing with Youth
and ln~terracial Relations. 1t will be
led by Charles Washington. Mem
bers serving on the panel will be
Betty Thomas, Lenora Pierce, and
Claire Dudley.
Youth and adults are both invited.
Special invitations have been extend
ed youth leaders and adults of the
white race.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

ELECT 4 NATIVE SON
Mr.. George D Syas is a candidate
on the Republican ticket for the
Metropolitan Utilities District Board.
Mr.. Syas is one of Omaha's own He
was born, raised and educated in ON
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

KEY c. c. ADAMS TO HOLD
RED CROSS SERVICES L
Explaining why he is arranging a
special Red Cross program in Para
disc Baptist Church, 1911 North
2ard street, next Sunday, April ?, at
8 pm Rev. G. c. Adams said:
The Red Cross was mother and
father to me while l was in Z hos
pitfalls during World War l. They
helped me with my compensation
claims They helped my wife. I'd
go hungry to help the Red Cross.
The program will include music and
a talk by Mrs. Herbert Virgins.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Edgar G. Brown, the Washington
correspondent for Press Photo Serv-
ice, was severely beaten on Wednes-
day, March % in Washington, D. C..
on the steps of the nations Capitol
by 4 husky, corn-fed Texas youth.
The assault came after several heat
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

to the temporary rank of ensign, DIV
(S)-U. S. Naval reserve, to rank
from Feb. %, are Frank Ellis Sub
lett, 1898 Grey avenue, Evanston, III,
and James Edward Hare, 525 North
18th street, Fort Pierce, Fla.
These appointments are in addition
to the nine announced March II and
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Mortality High for Negro Babies
Recognizing that Negro mothers
and babies in this country die at
twice the rate Of white mothers and
babies, the Planned P%arenthood Fed
Grafton of America is joining with
National Negro Health Week in foe
using attention this year on the health
Of children in home, school and COM
munity. With healthy babies born
to healthy parents as their goal, pub
lie health programs, maternal health
centers and planned p~arenthood elm
les in increasing number are making
child spacing information available to
married women who need it. Parents
i'll with pulmonary and venereal dis
eases are given the information and
means Of postponing child birth until
they can be treated. Planned parent
hood seeks to provide parents with
the means Of having children when
they are we'll and in a position to give
them adequate care.
Seven states now include child spac
ing information as a part OF public
maternal health programs and
are establishing similar services.
Their common objective is to further
lower the infant and maternal mortal
ity rates and assure babies Of a reason
able chance for health and normal de-
.velopment.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

The parents who live in Method, N.
G, already had II children. The
mother and baby were reported in
excellent condition.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

NAVY NAMES TWO MORE
ENSIGNS
Great Lakes, Ill, March % (ANP)
The appointment Of two additional
Negro line officers and a warrant Of
ficer vas announced Monday BY the
Navy department.
The two men who were appointed
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

aha. Mr.. Syas came to us through
Mr.. Frank Frost. Mr.. Frost says he
would be glad to have MI. Syas as a
co-worker on the Metropolitan IT'LL
tiles District Board. Mr.. Sas said
he believes in equal distribution of
employment to all Omahans alike III
any position in hich they are capable
of filling and if he is nominated and
elected, there will be no discriminat-
ion on a account of race, creed, or
color in regards to employment.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
DIR. CRAIG MORRIS TO
SPEAK ON NEGRO HEALTH
WEEK SUBJECT, APRIL 2ND

On Sunday April End, in conjunc-
ton with Negro National Health
Week DR.. Craig Morris will speak
at the Church Of Living God, 1906 N.
oath Street, on the subject, THE
Health Of Our Children in their
Homes, School and Community"
Everyone is urged to attend this ed
u~cational and beneficial lecture.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

d10M Phillip Barnes
er rating with a temporary appoint
ment as boatswain, DV-(S). He
will report for temporary duty at
Great Lakes.
The Navy Department announced
the appointment and COMMISSIONING Of
There are ~ Ensigns and two war
rant officer. The Ensigns are: Geo.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Hare, 525 N. 18th ST., Fort Pierce,
Fla; Frank Ellis Sublet, Evanston,
Ill, William S. White (not shown /,
Of Chicago, III, Charles Byrd Lear,
Canton, No, and Willie Powell, San
Diego, Calf. (not shown) warrant
officers.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

The readers of the Omaha Guide
= iryited to see, hear and meet Your
RePnblieGn candidate for the Presi-
deney of the United States a the
City Auditorium. 18th and Ho7uard
Streets, s pm, Wednesday, AbrI 5fh.
Yoa should uithom a doubt, knoac
this distinguished american for yomr-
self. Many, yes many false state
mentS 70iH be made about him betageen
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Cooper Samuel Barnes
Clinton Cooper, 7o2 Gladen St, Wash
ington, DC; Graham Edward Martin
545 Harmon Aev., Detroit, Mich.
Jesse Walter Arbor, $3.50 St. Law.
renee, Chicago, ILL.,; John Walter
Reagan, 2232 w. 2sth ST, Los An
geles, California; Reginald Ernest,
Goodwin, 532-25th Place, N. E.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Planned Families
Aid Negro Health

THE health Of mothers and babies
should be given the same priority as
essential wal material, according to
A.. Philip Randolph, International
President of the Brotherhood of the
Sleeping Car Porters and this years
recipient of the Clendenin Award OF
the Workers Defense League for out
standing labor leadership and work in
the field of race relations.
Commenting on the 30th observ-
ance of National Negro Health Week
and the part planned parenthood is
taking in building for the postwar
period world. Mr.. Randolph pointed
out that all our military and indust-
rial victories may prove futile unless
the generation that inherits them is
sound in mind and body.
Good Health Begins before Birth
Better schools, better employment,
better medical and ~recreational facil-
tiles will do much to produce a better
generation, he added. but planning
for health must begin at home and If
possible even before the next gener-
alton is born. Our present labor
shortage and the great number of sci
ective service reflections have shown
the need for a generation Of healthy
babies born to healthy parents, who
can give them the care and training
they need. Programs in industry,
where millions Of married women are
now employed, must provide together
with plblic and private services every
where for the care and assistance OF
today's mothers and tomorrow's bah
les
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01
TWENTY-FIVE POUND BABYL
BORN WITH FULL SET

Raleigh, N. c., March &c (ANP)
A IS pound baby girl with a full set
of teeth was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anon Harris at St. Agnes hospital
here Tuesday, a physician announced.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

SIR Thousand strong at tFc
.forinn, "Wednesday, April 5th.
Wendell WHlkie 7gH do the lob If
yon 7giH do yoW Part in helping the
ProgreSSi0e american Citisens in put
ting him in a position 1ghere he zUiH
haze the authority TO lead the process
sion Of a Ne7g World Educational
Order.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Washington, d. G.; Dennis Denmark
Nelson II, 1905 Meharry Blvd,
Nashville, Tenn; Phillip George
Barnes, 1874 Girard, N. w, Wash
ington, DC; Samuel Edward Barnes,
221 N. Main ST., Oberlin, Ohio; Dal-
ton Louis Baugh, 45s E. 47th Street,
Crosset, Ark; and James Edward
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-01

Waiter Reagan Reginald Co
makes a total Of 10 Negro line Of
ficers in the naval reserve. All have
reported to the comanding officer, U.
S. Naval Training station, Great
Lakes for temporary duty under in
struction.
Charles Byrd Lear, 1910 White ST.,
Canton, Mo, received a warrant offic
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Pomen Ukraine

Ukrajina, druga najvecja pc
vaznosti in prebivalstvu, meri
mad 172,O00 XIV. mill in je imela
pred to vojno okrog 35, 1000, 900
prebivalcev.
Bella Russia, OBJ meji Poljske,
baltiskih dezel in Rustic, ina
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

Uzbek, Tadzik, Kazakh in Kir-
ghiz. Zaradi teh sledniih soviet
ska ustava nj bila spremeniena.
Poteza je bila narejena vsled
dezel v vzhodni Evropi. In ma
daljsi razgled vsled Finske,
Poljske, ter kot re receno, c,eho-
slovaske, Tudi dezele ma Balka-
nu SO "a politiko Sovjetske uni
je ter memo varnost velike vaz-
nosti. In prav tako vse te sporne
dezele "a druge tekmujoee vele-
sile
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
blizu $4,000 XIV. mill povrsine in
kakih 10000 900 prebivalcev.

blizu $4,000 XIV. mill povrsine in
kakih 5000, 900 prebivalcev.
Ukrajina in Bella Russia pa
sta bill leta 1889 zelo povecani
z okupiranjem vzhodne Poljske
pc rdeci armadi, zapadno Poll
sko pa je vzela Nemcija. Ker
vlada v Moskvi vztraja, da mora
bivsa vzhodna Poljska tudi po
tel vojni ostati pridruzena u
krajini in pa Bell Rusiji, bosta
torej ODE zelo povecani in GO
spodarsko ter p%oliticno Sc boil
vazni kot sta bill do tie vojne.
Azerbaidzan je republika ma
jugu Sovjetske unije. Zanjo je
wanna, a v mednarodnem oziru
tudi pc spremenjeni sovjetski u
stavi ne DO imela vecjega pome-
ma kot dosedaj.
Georgia ali Gruzija ma jugu
je wanna vsled svojih bogatih
oljnih olj.Zanjo sta Sc pc pref
snji vojni posebno zanimali An
glija in Francija in il pomagali
v samostojnosti, toda Russia 81
10 je pridobila oh prvi prilozno-
sti nazaj in jo drzi. Ostale So
vjetske republike SO Turkmen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
CIO 20 cetrti termin

Odbor CIO "a politicno akcijo
je ma svoji sell %. ianuarja in
dorsiral predsednika Roosevelta
v cetrti termin. Tia odbor ina ST.
rom dezele 1000 clanov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
Zmotna taktika

Rekli smo, ola je bila omenie-
ma izjava eksekutive S. P. spre-
jeta soglasno. Reading Labor
Advocate tolmaci, in pa stran-
kino glasilo Call, ola je bila odo-
brena brez ugovora. Torej ne
povsem soglasno, a tisti, XII hi
radi bill prot, MISC imeli nobe-
ne druge alternative in SO raise
molcali.
Nj prijetno, ogrevati Sc "a
vojno, 0 kateri nihce ne We, &c
Sc DO koncala S kaj boljSimi po-
sledicami kot Sc je prva svetov-
ma vojna, a Sc slabse pa je delo-
vati "a peace now, "a "takoj-
Snji mir, ker je to toliko kot
Hitlerju in Hirohitu pod krinko
miru odprto pomagati.
cato je eksekutiva socialistic-
ne stranke bila popolnoma Ia
mestu, ker je zavrgla svoje.
brezobzirno pacifisticno stall
See il leta 1910 in Sc odlocila de-
lovati lie "a tax mir, XII DO res
cloveStvu V dobro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
zidje v okciji "a nov
reIifni skIod

zidje V tel dezeli SO priceli
novo kampanjo "a relifni sklad,
V znesku 80 milijonov dolariev,
XII jih mislijo zbrati v tenn letu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
lZJAvA EKSEKUTlVE
SOC. STRANKE z
OZlROM MA MIR"
(Nadalievanie S l. strani.l

like laglje prilepilo ljudem O.
krog Daily Workerja; nekateri
Timed Min SO uganjali re vse
sorte vratolomne politicne SIX o.
Ike.
Toda soc. stranka Sc v tenn po-
lozaju nj razpustila, kot Sc lie
c. p, nj Sc izrekla "a podpiranje
kapitalizma, kakor Sc il. " Ia
mnogo let Earl Browder, niti
nj zabrenkala stoodstotno pc
drugih strunah Browderjevih
gosh.
Eksekutiva soc. stranke ie
predprosli teden soglasno izja-
villa, da je proti takemu miru, XII
bi ga kramarji zmesetarili. V
svoji resoluciji pravi, da so So
cialisti, to je, am. soc. stranka
"proti vsakemu sporazumu s
Hitlerjem in Hirohitom."
I'VE oppose such deals when
they come under the head me-
gotiated peace and when they
are called Darlan deals, pou-
darja izjava odbora S. p.
Tudi odbor soc. stranke drza-
We New York je sprejel slicno
izjavo. In cetudi nobena ne O.
menja Hartmann direktno, sta
bill vendar ODE sprejeti zgolj "a
radi MEGA, ker je napadan V ca
sopisju in radiu kot "bivsi GO
vernerski kandidat socialistiGne
stranke."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
menikZast0pnikov ProIetarca

hdor zh prevzeh zaStopstvo "a nabiranje naroGnikov Probe
tarcu, Prodajati Am. druzinski koIedar brosure in kniioe ri; n;se
upraVnlstvu, XII DO PoslaIo Potrebne Astine in infornacue. Ma IN
Pr1oocene zastoPnlke aPeHrano, mai skusajo OBJ vsaki ugodni pri.
* pHdo0lvah narocnike temu Hstu. Pravzaprav ie dolznost vsa-
kega slovenskega zavednega delavca agitirati "a svoie glasuo
Profetarec. "
Ako Je Ime kakega zastopnika v sIedeGem seznamu iznusSe1o
naj nam sporoci pa bono inenik radevoIie popraviE.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
DOmnevanja brez podlage

DOmnevanja brez podlage
Naravno, da Sc TAXA aranzma
ne DO izvrsila in pray mic nj YER
ietno, ola je Molotov predlagal
razsirjenje avtonomije soviet
skin republik IL tega razloga.
Absurdno bi bilo misliti, da bi
16 sovjetskih glasov, XII bi pre-
glasovali Sest angleskih in anne
riSkega, moglo S svojo vecino
usiliti ali pa primorati Veliko
Britannia in Zed. drzave spreje-
ii njihove predloge.
Ma konferenci v Moskvi in ma
sestanku v Teheranu SO Sc tie tri
velesile sporazumele lie v kohl
kor so bile v raznih vpraSanjih
soglasne. V onih, v katerih Sc
MISC mogle zediniti, SO jih odlo-
zile v reSevanje ma poznejsi cas-,
upanju, da DO v ugodnejSih
okolScinah TAXA sporna vpraSa-
MIA med mimi laglje usoglasiti.
Niti nj verjetno, da hi vsled
tie spremembe poslale ma primer
V Washington v BODICE vsaka
svojega poslanika vse republike
Sovjetske zveze, in da bi morale
vsled tega imeti Zed. drzave v
USSR Is poslanikov namesto
enega. Glede angleskih domi-
njonov pa je polozaj v tenn oziru
povsem drugacen, kar v Moskvi
prav tako dobro razumejo kakor
v Londonu in Washingtonu.
AVtOnomija in atlantski carter
Veliko. blizje resnici je, da je
komisar Molotov predlagal raz.
Sirjenje avtonomije sovjetskil
republik namenu, da razoroz.
kolikor najvec mogoce tiste pro-
tisovjetske propagandiste V An
gliji in posebno v Zed. drzavah
XII Sc v boju roper Moskvo veno-
mer sklicujejo ma atlantski car
ter. Dobro, 81 je mislil Molotov.
kajpada v prvi vrsti Stain, pa
jim odgovorimo, da ina V So
vjetski zvezi vsaka pridruzena
republika pravico voditi svojo
~vnanjo politiko, imeti svojo ar
mado in pa pravico izstopiti il
zveze.
Gre Sc pri tenn posebno "a bal
tiSke dezele, o katerih Russia tr-
di, da SO Sc il leta 1910 uradno
pridruzile S svobodnim plebisci-
tom, a opozicija IL baltiSkih de-
Eel, XII DELUXE sedaj v'Angliji in
v glavnem v Zed. drzavah, pa
zatrjuje, da &c je zaveznikom
atlantski carter kaj vec kot krpa
papirja, maj to pokazejo z zahte-
vo Rusiji, da morajo Estonska,
Latva in Litvinska oStati neod-
visne.
Sc veliko glasneje pa poudar-
ia to zahtevo poljska zamejna
vlada, XII razpolaga ne lie S svo-
jimi propagandnimi sredstvi
pac pa tudi z onimi v posesti hi
erarhije. In pomagajo il vsi dru-
gi TAXI viri, XII zele, da Sc Rusi-
ia ne polasti kontrole mad Evro-
pc. Boje pa Sc 10 edino radi tega,
ker je. smrtno nevarna sistemu
privatne svojine in S TEN privi-
legiju izkoriScanja "a privatni
profit. To dejstvo je v presoja-
nju odnoSajev med Sovjetsko
unijo in ostalim svetom treba
imeti vedno pred ocmi.
Diplomacija "tehnikalij"
Pc spremenjeni ustavi Soviet
ske unije bi imele V Mi vse pri-
druzene dezele toliko svobode,
ola bi ne bill atlantski carter V
nicemer krSen.
Dale pa odpira nova ustava
vrata v pridruzenje k USSR po-
sebno Poljski, in lahko recemo,
ola tudi Finski, in mono je, da
cika ia poteza i ma Cehoslova-
sko. Pa ma Balkan.
Nedavno Sc je Kairu "raz-
slrlla vest, da sta Sc grska in
bolgarska komunisticna stranka
Sporazumeli ~ "sovietiziranie''