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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-10-01
UCAPAWA LOCAL 7 ANNOUNCES
COASTWISE ELECTION RESULTS
Abella Wins RoO; Briones Gets Business Agents POST
Mort CamariIlo Reelected; Velasco Is Treasurer

The greatest upset in all the history of the Cannery
Workers and Farm Laborers Union, Local 7, UCAPAWA,
no. brought with the of the results
If the 1914 general coastWse election of the local labor
which closed in the evening of September 30
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-10-01
FRATERNAL ORDER WILL HOLD
FOUR-DAY CONVENTION SOON
Grand Order Eyes of the PHILIPPINES Will Meet in Seattle
October 49, 49, 20, Il

Holding its first Seattle at the sWank May
flower Hotel the Grand Order Eyes of the Philippines will
hold the spotlight of publicity for four days from October
Is to q inclusive
The first days will be devoted mainly to pure bust
affairs of the fraerna order On October 20 banquet
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-10-01

A joint birthday party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Del Rosario for their son. Andorico
Roduta, and Johnny Osroncio, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Feliz Osroncio.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-10-01

The Seattle Filipino Community
welcomes back Staff Sgt Burton
Almanzor, who is spending two
day furlough here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

I visited her on the set
Of Mob HILL" where she
was doing a scene with
George Raft. / remarked
on her red hair, which sets
off her blue eyes and very
fair skin.
II am naturally an ash
blonde" Vivian said very
frankly. Not a pretty
bIonde-at least not pref.
~ enough to compete
with Betty and Alice--so
il was decided to make
me a redhead, and, as you
know. Technicolor Is very
kind to redheads, and ]
really believe the change
will be lucky for me-"
Vivian told me that she
was born in Newark and
started her career in vaude.
vile when she was IA. She
left school 10 be a singer.
During the time she was
appearing as a Soloist she
had a series Of names. Her
real name is Vivian Staple.
ton. She was first billed as
Vivian Stevens. Later she
heightened It into Steven.
son because her employer
thought it had more class.
Vivianne Lane was another.
If her voice and her act.
ing match her looks, well,
its true, 10th Century will
have another singing star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

A LII HER life Vivian Blaine Will be grateful TO
n Victoria Elizabeth James and Phyllis Faye
Harris for starring parts, for if these young ladies
hadn't elected TO be born, Vivian would still be
just one of the bevy of pretty girls the 10th
Century lot
She was a cafe singer, brought out here by her
agent, Nanny Frank, who. incidentally she viii
marry some day
She was TO have small unimportant part in
Greenwich Village" Then one day Director Wal.
ter Lang sent for her and said
How would YOU like to have Alice Faye's
roleo"
She stammered and suffered and asked him
what he meant. Not one TO beat around the bush
Walter said
We'll, Alice Faye is going TO have a baby
and she can't make this picture. We've already
been held up several weeks, and we want TO
test you"
That was the thing Vivian Blaine had been
waiting for all her life Ii she clicked. she'd be a
star and what was there to keep her from max.
ing success She had looks, she had the voice,
and she was working hard on her dramatic les.
sons.
So she did the Alice Faye singing role and
apparently pleased the bosses, for after she fin
ished Greenwich Village" she was sent for again
and asked:
"How would you like TO have Betty CRADLES
role in Something for the Boys? She Is going
to have baby and will be out Of pictures for
six months or longer"
Again Vivian thought she was hearing things.
Did she want it? What girl wouldn't want a
Betty Cradle role?
Well Vivian made Something for the Boys"
and history repeated itself for Betty Cradle was
put into an Alice Faye role when Alice was hav
ing her first baby. From that time on the Pin Up
Girl became sensational screen success
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

Questions Of what you want, hope
10 gain and the trend OF world at
fairs are important in planning
group strategy for the postwar
years. George Schuyler. noted news
paper columnist and lecturer. told
a large audience Sunday at the
YMCA Forum series.
Schuyler foresaw q trend toward
the indignation" Of Negroes into
the American way Of life. He said
among other things, Trade union.
ism. lowering OF work barriers
mixed schools and social co-mingl.
ing were all leading twosrds in.
tegration.
Trade union;Sn win have q pro.
found effect upon American life and
is one OF the greatest trends tow.
ards migrating the Negro into
American life" Schuyler said.
Speaking OF social co-mingiing.
Schuyler said. This is strengthen
ing indignation and should be en-
couraged. There ought 10 be more
Of Il. II is the best form OF propa-
ganda I know Of"
He mentioned that along with the
school OF indignation there Is the
one OF segregation" which be-
lieves that we should be separate
and have our own.
What can segregation dor" he
asked, then answered We can es-
;sblish credit unions, and take Ne
groes OUT Of the hands OF loan
sharks: establish cooperatives; SUBJ
sidize art by encouraging outstand-
ing persons in literature. history,
painting, etc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

Knights OF Pythias and Court OF
Calanthe purchased an additional
$4,000 In war bonds during he
fourth war bond drive. it was an
nounced this week.
The lodge now has total OF $780,
600 worth of bonds. The recent pur-
chase was authorized by the board,
empowering Sir Johnnie Wynn
CINE OF the grand lodge and Mrs
Carrie B. Riley. grand receiver OF
deposits OF the grand court 10 de-
liver to Sir v. A. Bristol checks TO
cover the bonds for the order.
The executive board Of the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Pythias and
Grand Court Of Calanthe o. Michi-
gan held their meeting last Saturday
at the Offices Of DR.. F. E. Dawson
chairman Of the finance committee
The grand lodge and grand cour,
were organized in this state in 1922
In 1890 the lodges and in 1885 the
courts operation Of their endow-
ment department came under the
control Of the grand lodge and grand
court officials.
At the close OF the business year
January 81. 1914. more than So. 00C
was held as cash deposits by the
orders.
The executive board Is composed
OF Sir J. Will Cooper. G.. c.. De-
troi.: Mrs. Lena l. Holmes, G. ". c
Albion; Sir Ernest Clanton, GRID.
Benton Harbor: Sir Johnnie. CINE,
Mrs. Carrie B. Riley. CIR. OF Dep
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Bright Future For
Race Is Forecast

He flayed the school OF segrega.
ton by saying that it was unsound
because civilization flows from an
exchange Of ideas of peoples.
The rights Of a free press and a
free radio. should be upheld. the
speaker warned.
Expressing his views Of the pres
ent trend and the postwar years,
Schuyler said: Il see nothing in the
present trend to warrant q pessi-
mistie view Of the. postwar years"
Also mentioned as q bright In
fluence upon the Negroes horizon
was what he termed the coming
Age Of Color" likened to that in
days past when people OF color
ruled the world. The period OF
the white mans rule is declining
The Negroes group strategy
should be guided by a broad world
vision as world citizen" Schuyler
commented.
Speaking OF the decline OF racial
differences. he said: You can ex-
pect TO see the race question thrown
into the ash can. because il trace
question: IS getting to be unprofi-
table"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
TO SPEAK FOR
EMANCIPATION
RALLY BY IW 0

Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr..
pastor Of the Abyssinian Baptist
church in New York City and
former member Of the City Council
of New York. will speak in De-
troit on Monday. February 81. 8
p.m., at Ebenezer A.M.E. church.
4225 Brush. on the occasion OF
an Emancipation Rally In COM
memoration Of the birthday Of Alb
raham Lincoln, and Frederick
Douglass.
Reverend Powell's appearance In
Detroit will be under the auspices
OF Lodges 55l and $50 Of the Inter-
national Workers Order. The TWO
rapidly growing fraternal society
with 10000 members in the state
of Michigan, Is sponsoring this
Emancipation rally in tribute to Ne
gro History week.
To Discuss Election
Great interest has been aroused
by the announcement OF Reverend
Powell's topic: The Future OF the
Negro in America. II Is expected
that the speaker will disclose sig
nificant facts about the recent cleo
torai victories Of united Negro
white forces In New York City.
where Reverend Powell played q
prominent part in bringing about
the election OF Ben Davis. Jr, to
the City Council.
The rally will start at 8 pm. with
an attractive musical program.
A question and answer period
will be provided TO give members
Of the audience an opportunity to
query the speaker on issues Of cur
rent interest.
Rev. Charles A. Hill. pastor OF
the Hartford Avenue Baptis,
church. and chairman OF the Citi.
zen's Committee will preside. and
reception committee OF distin-
guished civic leaders will be seated
on the platform.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

The Wayne County Better Homes Inc, the cleo
of three members to the Board Of Directors namely
Dr. Howard r. McNe prominent physician and surgeon and
member Of the City Council Of Pontiac Mich Mr. Grady Jack
son. president Paradise Valley Distributing Company and
member of the Board Of Directors Of the Paradise Bowling Alley
Inc Dr. James McCendon weknown physician and surgeon
and president Of the N.AAC.P.
ABOUT HOUSING
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in her address at ebsnezer
church said Home place you dream Of it's what keeps
going WAYNE County Better Homes Inc, building dream
homes for this and future generations Beautiful brick
homes nearing completion Binder Avenue between
HIlsdae and CrixdaIe in Conant Gardens.
New homestes being started in the Conant Garden
NorhIawn and Roseawn Avenues in the Smile
Road Wyoming
DeTROlTS OBLIGATION
These homes being built and financed by hundred
thousand dollar corporation Are you part OF this gigantic ogani
zation2 II call Wayne County Better Homes nc today
Cadillac l2l6
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
w ON e ms Council
Raps Congressman

WASHINGTON. D.C.-The recent
House rejection of a roll-call vote
on the Soldier ballot brought strong
protest from the National Council
Of Negro Women.
In letter to each Of the PSI con-
gressmen who voted may" for a
record vote on a simple Federal
ballot which would allow service
men and women to vote. the presi-
dent of the Council, Mrs Mary
Mcleod Bethune. termed this ac-
ton. "a fragrant misuse Of democ-
racy."
Mrs. Bethune pointed out that
'once this precedent is established.
il will be used many. manv more
times on vital legislation affecting
the welfare Of our whole nation
. Ours is representative and
elected government. and we have
the right TO know how our repre-
sentatives vote on ALL measures
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
ALPHA KAPPA
ALPHA SORORS
TO HOLD meet

A two-day business session has
been scheduled by Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority for Feb 1920. in
Chicago, according 10 Mrs. Beulah
T. Whitby. supreme basileus OF the
sorority.
Two major detectives will
be emphasized through the meeting.
The first is TO bring reports to the
membership at large on the activ-
tiles of the organization during the
past two years when meetings have
not been held because of the crisis
Of the war.
The second objective IS 20 plan
for the future program and admin
istration of the sorority
Each year during the war period,
the sorority has used a slogan To
define its program for the year. In
l94l-42 a few days after Pearl Har-
Dor, at her Philadelphia convention,
Alpha Kappa Alpha adopted the
slogan-"Defense for All-All for
Defense" Those were the days
when America. while intent on
building her defenses was also in
elined to exclude Negroes and other
minority groups from full partici-
patton on the industrial. military
and civilian fronts Of defense.
Alpha Kappa Alpha at that time
adopted a program Of vigorous ac-
tivity 10 see that Americas defenses
should be total-including all
people.
In ls42-l943. America launched
forth on a more aggressive prosecu-
tic OF the war. and began not only
TO defend herself but to attack the
enemy along several battle fronts
At that time Alpha Kappa Alpha
set as her goal program Of attack
along Three Fronts" direct War
Services, Complete Victory Cat
home and abrosdl and Post War
Building.
In l943-i944. the nation is still
intent on prosecuting the war;" said
Mrs, Whitby. but events this year
have impressed upon all the fact
that unless We win greater unity
Of all people. our defeat will be
more sure than IL our armed forces
surrendered on the battle fronts OF
the world THIS year while we con-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
HIGHLAND
PAR K
BY AUDREY BOULDING

CURB JUVENILE DELIN-
QUENCY And Build Character"
Was the topic OF panel discussion
held Thursday evening. Jan. 81. al
X. Of p Hall, 406 T. Adams
Members OF the panel were: the
Rev. c. Stewart, Walter Simpson.
teacher Of Miller school. Ecose,
Mich: Sidney Briggs. Mrs. Joan
Simson. secretary Unemployed Bu-
reau: Miss Mary z. Pitts, govern
ment inspector; Miss Arlace Ster-
ling, secretary CLIO office: Jean
Bankhead, student Of Highland
Park high and member Of the Youth
Fellowship; Doris Miller. graduate
OF Highland Park Junior college
and director OF the Youth Fellow
ship choir. and Miss Arlie Mae Fa-
vers, teacher OF Pittsburgh, Pa. :.
The program and panel discussion
brought together young people from
the north, south. east and west Sec
tons OF our city to discuss this very
on how TO curb this so-ca1ied juve-
nile delinquency that Is destroying
characters OF tomorrow. Clifford
Roberts, president OF the Ways and
Means club Of North Detroit was
responsible for the program.
"Anti-Semitism at Home" will
be the topic on Youth night. Thurs
day evening. Feb. 3 at Fellowship
HAN Jean Bankhead will be
the leader. There was large group
Of the Parks intelligent young peo-
pie who discussed the topic Chris.
tians in Democracy" at Youth
Fellowship last Sunday night Many
parents were present and enjoyed
the way in which the young folk
conducted their meeting Bert
Richardson, discussion leader, was
assisted by Marion Coleman.
We regret that at this writing c.
Edward Ward. who was indicted
some few weeks ago, is q victim OF
the -flu."
Mrs. Celia Robinson. Capt. No. 3.
OF the Building Fund of ST Luke
A.M.E. church will launch a drive
On 10 victory" The. effort is to
raise funds TO complete the church.
Sunday afternoon. Feb. 3. the fol-
lowing persons will appear on q
we'll planned program in the main
auditorium. The Rev. S. Dowell,
DR.. O. Saulsberry. Robert Nolan.
and Miss c. Cole, Mesdames L.
Woodfork Chisholm. Gertrude Will
son. Hubert Dudley. Miss Georgia
Davis, student from the Nolan
choir: Robert friedrich. George r
Hoagland. Jr.. H. D. Crosby. DR.
Stewart, and Mary Watson. and
others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Poll Results To
BeAnnouncedOn
Wings o. rJordan


The results Of the nationwide
poll for the honor roll in race re-
lations will be announced Sunday.
February Is. over the Columbia
Broadcasting System-coast-to-coast
hookup-"Wings Over Jordan" pro-
gram. At the same time the list OF
the Is Americans. Negro and white.
who have done the most for the
achievement OF full rights and
recognition for the Negro will be
released TO the daily and weekly
press.
Each year the Schomburg Collec-
ton OF Negro Literature Of the New
York Public Library conducts this
poll. The announcement, TO be
made by L d. Reddick, will be a
feature OF Negro History Week
which begins February l3.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

tinue to attack on the three fronts,
we want to commit ourselves to a
program that links US to the COM
mon cause OF all Americans today
that OF promoting better race rela-
tons. The slogan for 1914. recon-
mended by the supreme basileus. is
Three Fronts-One Cause. At the
Chicago convention. Alpha Kappa
Alpha hopes TO map a program that
will unite her with those forces in
American life which are building
harmony among the people OF this
nation and the world.
These programs to which the
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority has
committed herself in these critical
years Of war have not only strength.
end her inner solidarity as an or
ganization, but they have also
strengthened her unity with the ma
tional effort. We hope that the Chi
cago meeting will increase these
strengths"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
LEADERS URGE
BAN ON union
AUxILIARIES

NEW -YORK.-Twenty-five ma.
tional Negro leaders appealed today
10 the Boilermakers International
Union. now in convention at Kan
sas City. 10 end its jim crow aux
liaries and adopt policy OF lin
tegrating all members equally into
the regular locals of the union, -
Edward E. Strong. executive secre-
tary of the National Negro Con-
gress announced
Convention action was asked on
the basis OF achieving maximum
national unity in our country for
the successful conclusion of the war
and the realization of an enduring
peace. The International Brother
hood of Boilermakers is still among
that rapidly decreasing group OF
unions that maintain auxiliary tsep-
arate) locals for their Negro mem
bership."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
HOrsemen Lodge
Has New Officers

Twelve Horsemen Lodge OF Elks
Number lll2 held their installation
Of officers last week at Civic Cen
ter, ia Erskine street Installed
were Exalted Ruler Charles Reeves.
Leading Knight Oliver Halves.
Loyal Knight Charles Calvin. Lee
turing Knight John Burns. Finan-
cial Secretary Burlee Grady. Treas
urer Jesse Crosby. Trustees Moses
X. Fritz, Archie Reynolds. Charles
Henderson. Charles Haslett and
Lloyd Perry.
Esquire Walter Carey. Tiller
Frank Fernanders. Inner Guard
George Maxwell. Physician John r.
Greene and Legal Advisor John K.
Graham.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Nursery School
Fees Lowered

The recent change in the nursery
school fee makes nursery care
available TO all mothers for Atty or
sixty cents a day for all ages from
two 10 l6 years old. Fifty cents in
cludes all day care. orr meal and
two snacks Sixty cents includes all
day care, two meals and two snacks
For kindergarten and school
children special activities are pro-
vided after school hours.
The convenient location. the low
cost. the expert care offered by the
staff and the advantages derived
from social contacts with other
children are good reasons why
more working women should well
come the Metropolitan Baptist
Nursery school TO this area. Why
not stop by the school or calf
this center Is not nearest you
contact the Board OF Education for
che most convenient location.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
College Bought
$4,000 Bonds

JACKSONVILLE. Fls-tANP) &C.,
A purchase OF $4,000 worth Of war
bonds was made last week for the
Edward Waters college under the
direction OF Bishop n. Y Tookes.
bishop OF the Eleventh Episcopal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Rev. A. G.. Powell Jr At Ebenezer AME Church Feb. Il

district OF the hME church and
chancellor OF the college.
The $4,000 war bond purchase
or the college represents Q part
Il the surplus educational funds
that have accumulated in the bank
5y the prudent judgment of Bishop
Tookes When he came 10 Edward
Waters college. he found long out
standing debts upon the college
amounting to 500. 900 The buildings
on the campus were badly In need
of repairs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Louis G. BlOunt
To Speak On WWJ
Sunday, Feb. 18th

Louis c. Blount, general
manager OF Great Lakes Mutual
Insurance company. will speak on
the Detroit Symphony Hour. Sun
day. February l3, heard from 81
pm. over Station WV. The pro-
gram Is sponsored by Sans Cut
Rate. Incorporated. Good Will"
will be Mr.. Blount's subject OF dis
cussion.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12
Knights Purchased
$1OOOOm War Bonds

Detroit: DR.. F. E. Lawson. auditor,
Detroit; Sir Alphonse Corbin. Grand
Rapids; Sir c. L. Armstrong. Pom
tiac. board members and Hon.
Charles H. Mohoney. grand attor-
ney. Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

Rev. John M. Miles. pastor OF the
Church OF the People in Detroit,
will be the guest speaker at the
oath anniversary celebration OF the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA in Harris
bursh. Pa. Sunday. Feb. q. He
will talk from the subject RE
sponsibility OF the Christian So
cial Agencies in the Postwar
World.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-12

A two-day business session has
been scheduled by Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority for Feb 1920. in
Chicago, according TO Mrs Beulah
T. Whitby. supreme basileus OF the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-08
Amerisko pomoc BruziIiii

Braziliji Sc je izplacalo til V
vojno z osiScem, ker il nj treba
tvegati ne vojakov, ne dajati
materijala zastonj. Ma podlagi
nase lend-leasne postave dobiva
"a milijone dolarjev raznih DO
trebscin, in skoro YES MEN kavin
prldelek kupujemo cd ME. Mno-
go surovin nam prodaja in z An
CLIO ina velik trgovski promet.
Pomagamo il ma podlagi ONE
meme poStave tudi k elektrifika-
CHI zeleznic. Prvih deset elek-
tricnih lokomotiv il je bio po-
slanih letos in veliko druge O.
preme "a moderniziranje njenih
prog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-08
1900 protestnikov Droti
vojni sIuzbi v zoporih

V ameriskih jecah je 1900
fantov in MOI, XII MISC hoteli
vstopiti V armada, IL razloga We
re ali pacifizma ali kakega drd-
gega nacelnega razloga. V jezi-
ku legalnosti Sc imenujejo con
scientious objectors''.
Izmed omenjenih Jill 1915
pripada k fanaticni verski sekti
"Jehovah's Witnesses. Izmed
obsojenih jih je 500 kazen re Cd
sluzilo in SO izpusceni. Novih
protestnikov, XII pravijo, da jim
vest ne dopusca sluziti v arma-
di, pa obsodijo povprecno 200 ma
mesec.
Zaporne kazni dobe Same tisti
~protestniki, XII nocejo niti v take
armadne sluzbe, kjer Sc jim nj
treba vezbati "a BOZ, pac pa O.
pravljajo lie ''mirne' posle. Ia
conscientious objectorje" pri-
INA vojaSka oblast samo tiste, @
katerih Sc uveri, da SO res clani
takih yer, XII sledbenikom pre-
povedujejo rabo orozja, in da so
res fanaticni v svojem verskem
prepricanju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-08

Zelo lahko bi Sc moglo pripe-
It'll, ola DO ia zadeva izzvala 20
pet nov spor z RUSTIC. Nedavno
sc je pojavila v krogih, XII veIja-
jo Rusom jake sorodni, nasled-
MIA razlaga: Ako hoceS dognati.
dali JIG mleko pomesano z vodo,
mu dodas kapljico joda. Ako "a
vzame mleko tedaj modrikasto
barvo, je zmesano z vodo. V Mo-
skvi je bila dodana izjava glede
ltalije oni rezoluciji, katero je
bill Cordell Hull prinesel s seboi,
pray tako kot kapljica ioda NILE
ku, da bi Sc pokazalo in dogma
10, dali nameravajo zavezniki
priliti vode svobodi evropskih
narodov s tenn, da 10 pomeSajo
in pokvarijo z reakcionarnimi in
monarhisticnim nacrti. In ia a.
naliticni poskus je pokazal, da
smo naleteli ma poneverbo S pla-
yo krvjo s.
Dejstvo, da Atlanski carter ne
DO veijal'za Nemcijo, ,je spravilo
ia document, katerega sta sesta-
villa Churchill in Roosevelt, OBJ
vso prakticno veljavo. Namen
treh v~elesil, da store z Nemciio
karkoli neglede ma kakrSnekoli
obllgacije, pa je postavil v os-
predje vpraSanje, dali obstoje re
nacrti zanjo in kaksni so.
Churchill je podrl Sc zadnji
temelj, ma katerem je slonela
bodocnost Nemcije. Izjavil ie,
ola bodo nekatera ozemlja odre-
zana cd Nemcije. Nicesar pa nj
dejal o tenn, kaj. Sc DO zgodilo z
onim delom, XII DO Sc preostal.
Ia preostali del pa je Sc vedno
vellko in cello najvecje vprasa-
ME. Zdaj, ko Sc je sierra ruskega
vpliva pc Churchillovem govo-
ru razsirila mnogo boil dalec v
notranjost centralne Europe in
V balkanska ozemlja, je dobila
debata o bodocnosti Nemciie
mnogo vecjo vaznost.