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Coast where they are well known
from winter league play.
OXFORD RINK
ATTEMPTS BAN;
KIDS DISORDERLY

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KIDS DISORDERLY
Continued from Page u
mitted that they had.
Difficult to Discipline
Mr.. LaFaver told the committee
that it was very difficult for him
and his employees to discipline Ne
groes who became rough or did
things that they should not do. He
claimed that there was a near riot
during the time of the last party,
on Dec. 9th; that bottles were
broken, windows smashed and a
stampede was made at the checking
counter.
Parties Get Worse and Worse
He declared that for the past two
years the parties sponsored by Ne
groes had become worse, and that
although he did not want to place a
ban on their parties, that he must
in order to save his business. Mr..
LaFaver, who is a private in the
Army, home on furlough, said that
he was constantly worried about
the reports he got from his wife
about the bad conduct of some of
the skaters at parties given by Ne
groes. He said that it was easy
for him to discipline a white ruff
fian" on his floor by putting him
off the floor and out of the place,
but that he dared not do anything
like that to a Negro, because the
whole group would be on his neck.
When Rev. Nelson charged Mr..
LaFaver with being prejudiced in
his decision to ban Negroes, he de-
clared that that was not the case
and that the race question was
raised or accentuated "by a few
rowdies among the group, who were
able to incite the entire group
against the management"
After arguing about an hour
Rev. Nelson told the Skating Rink
proprietor that he ought not place
the ban against Negro parties be-
fore the one could be given that was
being sponsored by the Baptist
Training Union of the Twin Cities
on Monday night, Jan. 8. Mr.. La
Faver told Rev. Nelson that if he
(Rev. Nelson) would guarantee him
that the party coming on Monday
night would be orderly and not
wreck his place that he would per-
NIT the party to be held. Rev. Mel
son protested that he should not
be expected to make such a guar
antee. But Mr.. LaFaver was ada
mant and Rev. Nelson finally &C.
copied the challenge to supervise
the Monday night party.
The NAACP president then
called Mrs. Herbert Glanton, presi-
dent of the BTU and Mrs. Edwards
and told them about the conditions
under which the party could be
held. They promised to have some
men to attend the party to help
with the supervision.
Nearly two hundred came to the
party and the party was quite or
derby. Assisting Rev. Nelson with
the supervision were Mrs. Nelson,
Mrs. Glanton, Mrs. Edwards, Miss
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BurnQuist First President

Burnquist First President
The first president was Gov. J.
A. A. Burnquist and the first sec
rotary was Mrs. Lillian Turner.
The second president was Judge
John A. Willis and the second sec
rotary was Miss Grace Lealtad.
Pierce Butler, Jr., was the third
president and Mrs. Birdie High the
third secretary. Rabbi Rippon and
Attorney George W. Hamilton
served as presidents in these early
years of the local branch"
Was Second Largest Branch
At one time, according to Mr..
Johnson, the local branch, with
nearly thousand members,
boosted of being the second larg-
est branch in the country. For sew
eral years the local branch was in
active. In 1889 the Branch was re-
organized with Mrs. Josie Williams
as the president and Junald Brown,
secretary. Theodore Allen, Sam
uel Reed, Nathaniel Evans and
Rev. B. n. Moore have served as
presidents since 1899. The present
incumbent, Rev. Clarence T. R.
Nelson, is serving his second term
as president of the Branch, which
has 800 paid-up members.
Interesting incidents that have
occurred during the Branch's ex-
istence were related by Mrs. Birdie
High, Miss l. Myrtle Garden, Mrs.
Josie Williams and S. Ed Hall.
Officers elected for the Branch
for the new year, in the annual
election in November, were in
stalled in an impressive manner
by S. E. Hall, assisted by Rev. S.
E. Ware, before the principal ad-
dress. Officers installed included:
president, Rev. Clarence T. R. Nell
son; first vice president, John NJ.
Culver; second vice president, Rich
ard L. Stokes, Sr.; assistant secre-
tary, Cyrus L. Lewis; treasurer,
Hazel NJ. Butler. Members of the
Executive Committee are as fol-
lows: Frank L. Alsup, Frank Boyd,
W. S. Butler, 1. Myrtle Garden,
Herman R. Cotton, Maceo V. Little
john, Elizabeth Moore, Cecil E.
Newman, S. Vincent Owens, John
NJ. Patton, Samuel L. Ransom,
Dwight T. Reed, Ora Reed, Dorothy
Schultz, J. N. Smith, W. B. Walker
and Josie Williams.
The invocation for the meeting
was given by Rev. C. B. Wheeler
anu LIlG DCuSulSLlOl was given ny
Father L. E. Williams. Rev. S. E.
Ware sang two solos, as did Miss
Ann Pearl Horris. John NJ. Whit
aker played a piano solo. S. Vim
cent Owens, who presided, was the
c h airman, and Miss Elizabeth
Moore, the co-chairman of the pro-
gram committee for this very in
teresting and outstanding celebra-
ton.
In remarks after Rabbi Minda's
address, Rev. Nelson thanked the
members of the Branch for their
cooperation during the past year.
He paid a tribute to the founders
of the local branch and declared
that the present branch owes much
to the pioneers and that most of
the credit for the present healthy
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Evelyn Kelly, Harry Ballard and
Major Samuel Ransom. Mr.. La
Faver said that as long as the
parties are properly supervised
that they can be held, but if and
when any party gets out of hand
the ban will be placed.
File No. 1914
ORDER FOR HEARING OF FINAL AC-
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
Probate Court.
Re Estate of Max B. lehman, Decedent.
1t Is Ordered that the final account and
petition for examination thereof and for
distribution, filed herein, be heard on Mon
day, January 81, 1914, at 10 o'clock A. M.
by this Court in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, and that all persons
interested in this estate present Objec-
tions, if any, why said petition should not
be granted.
This Order shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according to law.
(SEAL)
Witness the Hon. Manley L. Fosseen,
Judge of Probate Court, this oath day of
December, 1913.
ERNEST P. LoRENZ. Clerk.
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Attorneys.
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SOLDIER JOTTINGS:
PVT. DONALD SESSION of Kessler
Field, Mississippi, was furloughing in town
this past week visiting his family and
friends. For the past four years, before be-
in indicted into the army, Donald had been
making his home in California. . PVT
CLYDE SCROGGTNS and PVT. VAN
SMITH were seen "furloughing" about town
recently. FARRELL PHILLIPS, who
was stationed at Fort Eustis, Virginia, re-
Gently received an honorable discharge from
the u S. Army. SGT. FRED KANE, who
was formerly stationed in Oscoda, Michigan,
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is now on his way across for overseas PFC MAURICE COPE
LAND of Sheppards Field Texas dropping CHEEKY cards and letters
from Deep The of Texas" LIEUTENANT JOHN
THOMAS is furlough from Camp Butner N c. Heard
from LIEUTENANT JAMES N BRADFORD of New Guinea Jimmy
sends his the Twin Cities The Bat
ting AttorneyTBe he's in good health and that by
doing lot of swimming SGT MAJOR FOSTER BROWN also of
dropped interesting getting
helping bring the closer end day
CPL VIRGINIA LANE her stylish WAC uniform in Minneapolis
furOugh visiting her parents MR. and MRS j. H. LANE She is
nows at Wendover Field, Utah.
LETTER THE WEEK:
received interesting letter from CLIFTON WATSON,
former wnOwn football star of South High School who now in
Alaska Is follows
Dear Sal:
1 very fortunate in getting to Minneapolis
Spokesman and St Paul Recorder thereby getting chance
wha people friends doing at home.
really don't know if you remember as have
gone the Twin Cities since 1888 when finished
South High of the fellows mentioned such Henry
Bannarn. Lloyd shank Parks all
good friends of mine But most of the fellows in
EDWIN SALTERS ANDY CLARK, ALBERT MCCLURE,
LOUIS MASON FRANK DOYLE DICK MANN JACK
RYAN. Some of the girls consisted of VIRGINIA HEDGE,
ADELE GRAHAM, MARGARET SLAUGHTER EDMONIA
PERRY, BERNICE sHACKLEFoRD many
long them all Just give
all the people of the Twin Cities and hope to be
again long, a visit hope.
If CECIL E NEWMAN, tell him Mr.. WasOn's
(whO the Franklin Ave) nephew, who played
football South High hello.
only bad could be- And hope I'll be
in the States when the next rolls around
?. As
OUT OF THE STORK's NOTEBOOK:
"sr Stork" is scheduled visits day BOB and
EULA MITCHELL (Eula Hagrav) former St. Pauls BYRON
ADELE DOTY adele Graham) Washington D.
Mnneapoitans CONKLN and LILLIAN SMITH LILLIAN Tyler
Chicago Illinois; EDWARD and EVELYN ANDERSON Evelyn
RosSO...
BEATRICE SCHUCK REED Virginia, visiting
and her husbands ST. Paul this
happy know that SAILS Xmas Wishes which
received with much enthusiasm by
Thanks for the cards. letters and good wishes which
ceved Through nadveence the printer REV. ROBERT
KELLYS omitted the XMAS WISHES
the of the Twin Cities Sal extending
the spiritual
munty.
ATHLETIC EVENT WEEK:
The of interest the world this week which
place the Wheatey that of the WHEATEY
KIDS SOUTH SIDE BOYS CLUB Chicago The game,
Wheatey winning
throughout HUGHES the
high the Wheaey team The little Gopher Team led by
TEDDY THREATS, HAROLD DEMORY and KENNETH MCKINNEY
really making They defeated
Wolves by a of 1921.
WEDDING BELLS:
Just heard that attractive CATHERINE DAVIS formerly St
the bride of ADAM SAVOY
young
will reside in Francisco
Well folks I'll be huryn along but I'll be vicinity
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INQUISITIVE SAL
By Helen NJ. Scott

Xmas the rush valentines for the
mailed the soldiers
globe Betcha all hometown soldier boys will
be home by Valentines day. (What do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-29
WANNA SEA PODRUZ-
NICE ST. | SANSA

Detroit, Mich. - V nedeljo
3. decembra oh 2. pop. DO seja
V Slovenskem narodnem domu,
17153 John R, ker ina SLOW.
del. dom prostore "a ia dan Cd
dane. Vazno je, da je navzoe
vsak, kdor lie more. Treba ie
vse potrebno pripraviti in ure-
dit "a naSo predstavo v nedelio
10. decembra, XII mai DO izraz
nasega skupnega harmonicnega
della v prid bedni start domo-
VIM.
Druga posiljka Zdruzenega
odbora juznoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev V Detroitu je znasala 4
tone obleke in drugih potreb-
scin. Poslana je bila V New
York. Slovenci smo Sc boljSe IL
kazali kot prvic. Posebno sta Sc
potrudila Mary in Girl Rant V
zbiranju in dostavi obleke. V
sploSnem je bila obleka V prav
dobrem stanju. tako, da lahko
zdrzi, dokler 81 naSe ljudstyo sa-
mo ne opomore. Nekaj je pa BIZ
10 dostavljene V zbiraliSca sne-
dene cd moloy in v TAKEN sta
nju, ola Sc je morala zavreci.
Kar Sc cevljev tice, pa imejte v
vidu, da Sc rabijo "a tezko hojo
in morajo biti temu primerni.
Mnogo rodbin Sc nj prispeva-
10 nicesar, ne V obleki, ne v de-
%narju. Kdor Sc nj placal svojega
narodnega davka, ne SINE poza-
biti, da je narod v domovini
upravicen, ola mu ameriSki SIo-
venci pomagamo, ker lahko po-
greSamo kako malenkost, XII 10
poklonimo- bratom in ~sestram
preko oceana. Usoda nam ie BIZ
la mia. Vojne vihre in ME gro
zote mas MISC objele vsega Sc
imamo dovolj.
Bratje in sestre, dajmo in 20
pet daimo! Naplacala mas DO
prijetna zavest, da smo pomaga-
Il OBJ casu in resili mnogo ziv-
0ljenj.
sesto yojno posojilo ie v te-
ku. Posodimo tudi stricu Samu
kar najvec moreno, da cimprej
premagamo hunsko sodrgo in
Sc nam vrnejo nasi hrabri borci
pod domaci krov.
Liza Mention.
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Amerike nobenega materijala,
pa tudi IL Anglije ne. Kadar Sc
clovek spomni takozvane 8de-
mokracije" V Londonu, Parizu
in V Washingtonu, Sc zaveda
necesa, OBJ katerem Sc ne more
pocutiti dobro.
Mihajlovicevi ljudje SO 81 pri-
zadevali napraviti IL Tita mar
sala income srajce". Angleska
izdaja Srbobrana je storila vse
kar je zmogla, da bi ga osmesi-
la. A v novembru pa SO 81 parti-
zani dovolili enak spas z Mihaj-
lovicem. Rekli SO, da SO ga "a
jeli, a jim je pobegnil V gosti
temi. 10 je skocil il isobe, je bill
v nocni srajci, XII pa je V gosti
tenn postala kmalu nevidna.
Rekli hi lahko, "skoda moza!!"
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II zAPISNIKA SEJE 0DB0R0v Jsz
dine s. oktobro 1874

led svoje ostre kritike prot Ru-
sill in prot Rooseveltovi vnanji
politiki izgubil veliko zaslombe.
< temu goyore vsi navzoci
in poudarjajo, da Sc DO po%liticno
obzorje pref ali slej razcistilo
in delavstvo pa Sc organiziralo
tudi politicno "a svoj program
in svoje interese. Proletarca Sc
urejuje kakor mt dolocajo ME
COVE smernice, v volilne kam-
panic pa DO posegel agitatori-
emo kadar bodo pogoi cato.
Konec seize.
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NoblOva mirovna nagrada ne
DO letos nikomur oddana. Smo
v TAXI dobi, da je nihce ne "a
sluzi. Niti tisti ne, XII zareS mi
,slijo, da SO iskreno "a mir, a v
resnici milne aktivnosti "proti
v~ini" sluzijo Hitlerju.
nlemen E. Vorosilov je slo-
Wit poveljnik, politik in revolu-
cionar. Pa je v svoji visoki slu-
zbi morda nekako zavozil in
marsal Stain ga je odslovil, da-
81 sta 81 bila Sc pred revolucijo
n~ajozja p~rijatelja.
Katera fronta DO odlocila vol
no? General Eisenhower je pre-
rokoval, da DO zmago mad Hit
lerjem izvojevala ameriSka ar
mazda re to jesen. Ali sal pred
bozicem. In prav zares je zapa-
dina fronta silno ziva in nemSke
crte Sc upogibajo. A ma vzhodni
'front.' je rdeca armada obstala
OBJ Warsaw in skozi do Baltika.
Oh Prusiji il je zajezena pot.
More lie Sc ma ogrske puste in
Sc tam Sc Hitler silovito upira.
A ma zapadni 'front.' = Sc zdi =
zavezniki p%rodirajo in morda Sc
bodo naciji ma Mi podali, docim
bodo ma vzhodu svojo fronto dr.
zali do skrajnosti. Mono je, da
je VoroSilov izgubil svoje We
levazno mesto v vrhovnem So
vjetskem po%veljstvu has cato,
ker Sc V Moskvi boje, da vzlic
svojim ogromnim zrtvam oni
ne bodo uradni zmagovalci, pac
pa armada ma zapadu, XII je V
primeri z rusko V krvi in z ziv-
ljenji k porazu Hitleria razme-
roma lie malo prispevala.
Zed. drzave imajo Stoves, ola
SO zmago odlocile tudi v pref
snji vojni, PRAY gotovo je, da
bodo tudi sedanji imele silicon
kredit. Da bi svojo zmago lie tu-
di uveljavile tako, da bi kaj "a
legla.
cam. domOvina" Sc sedai S
svojimi EDITORIAL skriva "a pri-
morskim in koroSkim vprasa-
MEM in skrbi 10 "a denar, XII ga
je zbral SANS. Kaj, &c hi Sc S
svojimi Ambrozici, Slapsaki,
Omani in Jagri raise podala v
spovednico in V Mi priznala
svoje grehe? Ako bi zmagala
klika, XII 10 ona podpira, bi bila
"a Slovence ne samo Primorska
izgubljena, ampak visa Sloveni-
ia in slovenski narod v celoti hi
moral v eaton.
IL Jugoslavije prihajajo po-
rOclla 0 laKOCl, Kl so Steer SUMO
parma, eko OBJ citanju takih We
sti ne pomisliS, kaj je glad. Tt
sti porocevalci, XII SO imeli to je-
sen priloznost pogledati V razne
kote V Jugoslaviji, pravijo, da
ljudje " Bosni in Herzegovina,
V Crni gori in V Sloveniji uni
rajo cd lakote. Russia je posla-
La izStradanemu prebivalstvu
Beograda V prvo pomoc 10000
ton zita. Toda kaj pa UNRRA?
Pravijo, da SO Yse tiste zaloge
zivil, XII SO bile poslane "a Jul
goslavijo v severno Afriko, Sc
daj poslane Italiji. Tako DO to-
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POLJSKA ZAMEJNA
VLADA VEDNO BOIL
v ZAMOTANOSTIH

(Nadalleyanje S l. %strani.)
Ri, da je "a veliko, neodvisno
Poljsko, toda OBJ enem "a prija-
teljsko Poljsko, ne "a tako, ka=
kor je bila cd zacetka do konca
pod Pilsudskijem in Beckom. S
tistimi ministri V zamejni yladi,
XII Jill smatra "a neprijazne, no.
&c imeti opravka. In ker smatra
poljsko zamejno vlado>v bistvu
"a nadaljevanje Rusiji sovraz-
nih rezimov, Sc je odlocila Poll
ski ponuditi Waldo IL svojega po-
kroviteljstva. V ia namen ie
imela osebe re zbrane v Moskvi
in sedaj funkcionirajo kot ne
kak izvrSni odbor v Lublinu ma
Poljskem. Ameriska in angle
Ska ylada podpirati zamejno
Waldo, a sta V tenn V prid ruske-
ga staliSca re veliko popustile.
Ker nj verjetno, da hi bila bo-
dist Amerika ali Anglia pri-
pravljeni tvegati yojno, Sc je
posebno Anglia odlocila V bo-
doce ne vec jam6iti nedotaklji-
vost mel. To je signal Poljakom,
da Sc moraJo zaradi mejnih
vprasanj pogoditi z ; Moskvo.
Glavno je, da dobe Poljaki ne
odvisnost. Moskva jim 10 OBJ
ljubuje. Ampak lie taxi POLISH
vladi, XII 10 je ona pripravljena
priznati.
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) : KRlTICNA MNENJAx POROcILA IN RAZPRAVE :

sla silno trda, lie nekako prom.
gandno sredstvo. Prvotno lie +.
mu gibanju naceljevala polisE,
pisateljica Wanda WasileWsks
ki je zivela V Moskvi. Ona Sc i
5 svojimi toyarisi pripravlials
ma dan, ko DO Poljska osvoboie
ma in spet postala svobodna DE-.
zela. Pokojni dictator Josip Phi.
sudski je bill Wandi Wasilewsh
krstni boter. Oba sta bila V "a.
| dikalnem gibanju. Pilsudski i
pozneje postal dictator in zavo
I'll Poljsko V napolfaSizen
Wanda pa ie postala komunis.
ka. Javnosti je postala znana 5
pisateljevanjem in pa vsled DO
roke z visokim 'sovjetskim urad.
nixon. Ona je bila V pocetkp
duhovna sila poljskega osvobc
dilnega odbora = MANFRED tiste
ga, XII ga je negovala Moskys
proti POLISH zamejni vladi, ka,
tero sta negovala Churchill in
Roosevelt.
In docim so v POLISH Zamei
nj vladi zastopani socialist, ki
trdijo, da SO lie oni predstavnih
vse poljske socialisticne stran.
ke, naeeluje tudi osvobodilni
vladi v Lublinu socialist. Me.
govo ime je Eduard Obsubka,
Moravski, 0 katerem pravijO.
da ie skromen cloVek in poSte-
MAX. Toda zamejni socialist ga
ne priznavajo "a voditelja, paS
pa lie "a "orodje" Moskve. Nor.
da je res to, a svojo nalogo vrS
spretnejse in Boise, kar Sc v
prid Rustic tice, pa tudi V prid
Poljske. Provizoricna vlada v
Lublinu DO torej ostala in tie.
zko, da Sc bodo poljski ministr
IL Londona kda izselili V vlado,
XII DO n~astala V Warsaw.
Maurer pravi, ola tudi Wanda
Wasilewska nj vec V milosti pr
Stalinu, dasi je V njegovi takti-
XII napram Poljski najvec pc.
magala. Zamerila pa Sc mu ie il
povsem drugega vzroka. Ko Sc
je Stain odlociI odlikovati poll
skega gensrala Berlinga z re
dom lSuvorova, XII je najviSji
vojaski red V Sovjetski uniji, je
Wanda Berlingu rekla, da Sc
menda ia ne DO ponizal sprejeti
tako odlikovanje. Kajti Suvo.
row, XII ga ucne knjige V Soviet.
ski uniji slikajo "a najboljSega
generala v ruski zgodovini, je v
bitki pred VarSavo leta 1874
poklal $4,000 Poljakov. Ampak
general Berling il je rekel, da
DO tisti red vseeno wei. Wanda
je Sla nato k Stalinu in mu re-
kla, maj nikar ne poniza poll
skega naroda. Stalina je S ten
ujezila in priSla V nemilost. A
omenjenemu generalu pa je ma
to podelil lie Leninov red.
Pc mnenju poznavalcev DO V
boju zaradi BODICE Poljske Una
gal Stain in S tenn njegov poll
ski odbor V Lublinu, zamejna
vlada V Londonu pa DO postala
stvar zgodovine.
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KOMENTAR.JH

y fN - ~
rel ia dezela, XII je bila v vojni
z mani, in XII je izropala Slove-
MILO, prva delezna ameriske
vladne pofnoci, a Slovenija, XII
Sc bori ma zavezniSki strani, pa
pride zadnja ma yrsto.
DIR. Ripka, XII je clan ceSke
zamejne Wade, je rekel v ne
KEN intervjuvu, da pc tel vojni
cehi ne bodo napram Nemcem
mic vec obzirni. Mad diva mill
iona Jill bodo izselili s'Krkono-
Sew in il drugih krajev Cehoslo-
vaske V porazeni rajh. O mas
min preseljevanjih govore tudi
Poljaki, n. pr, da DO treba tri
in pol milijona Poljakov izseliti
IL tistega della, Xxi ga zahteva
Russia, ma Poljsko in pa v nem-
ske dele, XII Jill je Russia pri-
pravljena dati Poljakom. Ia
pfeseijevanja, S kakrSnimi lie
najpryo pricel Hitler, bodo po-
menila veliko neprilik "a priza-
deta ljudstva in pa kali "a hui
skanje Y tretjo %syetoyno yojno.
Nemci SO kazen zasluzili, ker
nj bio nikogar Timed Nth, XII Sc
bi potegnil "a podjarmljene, BIZ
cane, izropane narode. Ako bo-
do sedaj zmagovalci dvignili
mad mimi "lincarsko Justice.
DO sicer to madez ma civilizaci-
il, ampak kar KIDD seize, to Ia
ME. Nj prav, da Sc svet vrti V
take neugodne toxic, ampak
Nemci so spekulirali in ker jim
nj slo, nimajo vzroka, Ia prito-
zbe &c Sc DO marsikdo maSceval
mad mimi. Sal Sc tega sami pray
dobro zavedajo. cato SO tudi to-
like budni v propaganda, ces.
nikar ne unicite, ako zmagate,
najbolj kulturnega, najbolj CT
viliziranega naroda -. Ali z
drugimi besedami = ne pc mas,
pc barbarskih Rush udarite,
dokler je Sc cas- .
Prejsnja liga narodov je do
locala v svojih pravilih Ceho-
slovaSki in Jugoslaviji, kako le-
pc maj ~ravnata z narodnimi
manjsinami Il Nemci in tall
jani), a Italia pa je smela svo-
bodno poceti S pol milijona Slo-
vencev in Hrvatov kar je hote-
la. Ali Sc bodo take pristranosti
dogodile tudi sedaj? PRAY la
hko, kajti Italia vrta in vse,
kar 81 lahko pridobi il Musso-
linijevih polomij, je zgoli ma
racun slovenskega naroda.
Pravzaprav hoce vatikanska
Italia v imenu katolicanstva
podse YES slovenski in yes hr-
vatski narod. Nj cudno, &c naSi
borci tam zidajo vse svoje upe
ma Moskvo.
Y Rimu SO monarhisti razne-
sli cirkular o Leninu in slikali
prebivalcem grozote, XII jih do
lete, ce DO dinastija in cerkev
zavrzena in "lenininzem' zavla-
da. Letak je zelo ''zaljiV" in So
vjetski vladi Sc je zdelo vredno
pri zavezniSkem poveljstvu V
~Italiji protestant proti MENU,
S kretnjo, da maj sc ga zapleni
in ustavi. Toda Anglezi SO re-
XII, da je pc njihovem tolmace-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-29
Edini slovoski list ma
Modzorskem prepovedon

V Budapest je izhajal slova-
Ski tednik "Slovenska jednota",
XII je bill edini slovanski list ma
Madzarskem. CHM so Sc divizije
rdece armada priblizale Buda-
je' bill prepovedan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-29
Kaksen rezim v Warsaw 81
Stain zeli?

Znani journalist Edgar Ansel
Mowrer, XII je bill Re veliko med
Poljaki in pozna spletke diplo-
maciie, smatra, da DO Stain dr.
zal S poljskim osvobodilnim Cd
boron V Lublinu in pa da ie
morda pripravljen sprejeti vanj
tudi Mikolajcka. A nasprotni-
kov S~ovjetske unije pa nikakor
ne.
Cisto lahko Sc je sprijaznil n.
pr. S cehoslovaSko Waldo pod
vodstvom Edvarda Benesa. Ne
mara pa dosti slisati cd poljske
zamejne Wade, cato je pomagal
ustanoviti novo v Moskvi in 10
preselil V Lublin, v veri, da DO
delala S sovjetsko Waldo roka V
roki.
Ia POLISH osvobodilni odbor
je bill cd zacetka, ko je Rusiii