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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-10
Casualties

Washington, Aug. 10-AP - The
,avy Department today announced
.32 Casualties OF the U. S. Naval
orces; including So. dead, 1853
wounded, and IA missing The list
included the following Michigan
men:
Pfc. David B. Beaudoin, U. S. Ma.
rine Corps Reserve. Wounded.
Mrs. Anna Beaudoin, mother, Trout
Lake.
Sgt. Robert w. Carman. u. S. Ma.
rine Corps Reserve. Dead. prev.
iously repored missing in naval cas-.
ualty list OF June IA Mrs. Va
Carman, mother, Detroit.
Pfc. William M. Cook, u. S.
Marine Corps Reserve. Wounded.
Mrs. William NJ. Cook, wife, 712
Park Ave-, Royal Oak.
CPL Richard II. Ebendick, U. S.
Iarine Corps. Wounded. Herman
c. Ebendick. father, Detroit.
Commander Harry Hurless
Haight, Medical Corps, U. S. Naval
Reserve. Wounded. Mrs. Helen
Margaret Haight, wife. GA Michi.
gan Ave. Crystal Falls
Pfc. John r. Mccormick. U. S.
Marine Corps Reserve. Wounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick,
parents. Detroit.
Seaman 1-c William Clarence
Mierendorf, U. S. Naval Reserve.
Dead. previously reported miss
ing in naval casualty list OF July
21J Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. c. Mier-
endorf, parents. a f. Harrison,
Muskegon Heights.
Pvt. Curtis II. Netzlaff, U. S. Ma
rine Corps Reserve. Wounded.
Mrs. Anna w. Netzlaff. mother,
1902 Harding St., Lansing.
Pfc. Ralph W. Selby, Jr., U. S.
Marine Corps. Dead. previously
reported missing in naval casualty
list June 20) Mrs. Leta Selby,
mother, POI Mckee St, Sturgis.
1t. (J.GD Vito Vittoria Stable,
Medical Corps. U. s. Naval Re-
serve. Dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ele Stable, parents. Detroit
OBt. MlCHdel Il. WANDER mate. u.
S. Marine Corps. Wounded. Mrs.
Michael L. Wander Mate. 526 La
Grave Ave, S. E., Grand Rapids.
Pvt. Frank A. Wagner, L. S. Ma
rine Corps Reserve. Wounded.
Mrs. Fern W. Vanderveen. mother,
1926 z. Durham St, Battle Creek.
Pfc. Victor Zitta, U S. Marine
Corps. Dead. Mrs. Victor Zitta,
wife. Mr.. Clemens.
Lupinski. Pfc. Felix Mrs. Lii
liam Lupinski, mother, 2106 Fort
Park. Lincoln Park.
Magyar Cpl. Leroy Mrs. Ros-
cry Magga. wife, 253 Windemer.
Highland Park.
Magiera. Tech. 5th Or Walter J.
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serve. Wounded. Father, Lloyd E.
Moon, 72O N. Mitchell St., Cadillac.
Pfc. Theodore F. Snarski, USING
Reserve. Wounded. Father, Ed
ward Snarski, Detroit.
Pfc. Robert C. Tinker, USMC
Wounded. Wife, Mrs. Robert C..
Tinker, 2O6 Park ST., Grayling.
Pfc. John A. 10th. USMC Re-
serve. Wounded. Mother. Mrs.
Julia Trumer, 355 Riverbank St.,
Wyandotte.
Washington, Aug. 1O-AP- The
War Department announced today
the names Of 1867 United States
soldiers missing in action. The fol
lowing Michigan men are included
on the list:
Asiatic area:
Capt. Donald B. Ferguson, Mrs.
Lillian f. Ferguson, wife, 624 18th
ST., st. Clair.
European area:
ia Lloyd F. Batterberry, Mrs.
Mary e. Batterberry, mother, Route
3, Mason.
Pvt. Lewis ]. Lambert. Clare r..
Lambert, father, Box 2S2, Lake
Odessa.
S.Sgt. Robert W. McKendry, Mrs.
Barbara S. McKendry, wife, Blanch-
ard.
1st 1t Earnest J. Oglesby, Jr.,
Mrs. Mary Oglesby, wife, Box 16,
Route 8, Lansing.
End 1t. Joseph L. Patrick, Mrs.
Hattie NJ. Patrick, wife. Conklin.
S-Sgt. Perry r. Raymond. Har-
vey w. Raymond, father, Baraga.
S-Sgt. Walter r. Subora, Mrs.
Rose NJ. Subora, mother, Route 3,
Lapeer.
T-Sgt. George A. Wolters-John
VOTERS, father, Route 6, Box 2S4,
Holland.
Mediterranean area:
T-Sgt. Robert II. Carr-Mrs. Lo-
retta II. Carr, mother, 2O6 w. Filler
St, Ludington.
2nd 1t. Harry w. Chernik-Mrs.
Elizabeth Chernik. mother, 207
Black Court. Lansing.
S-Sgt. Donald F. Claeys- Mrs.
Martha Claeys, mother, Anchor
Vile.
S-Sgt. Charles L. Heinzel-Mrs.
Margaret Helmet, mother, 145 s.
Third St. Rogers City.
Pvt. Leonard A. Jivery-Mrs.
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Mrs. Katherine Magiera, mother
1884 Whalen. Hamtramck.
Mcmahon, Pfc. james W-Mrs
Airline C. Mcmahon, mother, Iron
River.
Meeker. STAFF Sgt. Willard N
Mrs. Hattie Meeker, mother, $50
Bridge ST.. N. w, Grand Rapids.
Meier, Pvt. David-Mrs. Eva
Meier. mother, 1914 Arthur ST., Sa-
ginaw.
O'Neil. Pvt. William Mrs
Nancy O'Neil, wife, 1908 Hartwell.
Detroit.
Parletto. Pvt. Mario AIRS.
Mary Parletto, mother, $3.50 Alex
anderine, Detroit.
Puchalski, Pvt. Joseph S.-Mrs.
Katherine Puchalski. mother, 742S
haywood St, Detroit.
Washington. Aug. 10-AP- The
Navy Department today announces
1879 casualties of the u. S. Naval
Forces. including 16 dead, 1872
wounded. and ! missing. Names Of
the following Michigan men are
listed
Pfc. Frederick J. Castle, USMC
Reserve. Dead. Father, Clinton
E. Castle, Delton. g.
Cpl. John d. Clark, USMC Re-
serve. Wounded. Wife, Mrs. John
d. Clark, 312 N. Elm ST., Jackson.
Pfc. Dale NJ. Larsen. USMC Re-
serve. Wounded. Parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur NJ Larsen, 101
S. Main St. Ishpeming.
Pfc. William n. Marcus, USMC.
Wounded. Father, Nick Marcus,
Detroit.
Cpl. William c. Moon, USING Re
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-10

NEW YORK-rNS-A master
mind" In the million dollar a year
Nylon hosiery racket was expected
TO be arrested Wednesday as feder-
al authorities disclosed more de.
tails OF the operation OF the huge
black market. Three men, Samuel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-10

NJ. Paris. Al OF Fairlawn. N. j.
stephen F. Schmidt. IS OF Clifton.
n. J., and Walter L. SchautI, ~ OF
Scranton. Pa, already have been
arrested and held in $1,000 bail
each.
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Jean B. livery, wife, 236 w Ayes
ST., lronwood.
Pvt. Max d. Morrice-Mrs. Myr-
tie e. Van Horn, mother, Route l,
Corunna.
S.Sgt. Richard w. Shipperley-
George Shipperley, father, Route 4,
Niles.
End 1t. Roy N. Zeiger-Mrs. Lii
liam M. Zieger, mother, Sawyer.
F.O Francis K. Zimmer-Mrs.
Anne NJ. thinner, wife, Ontonagon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-10
York News

HONOR GUESTS AT SHOWER
York, Mich, Aug. 10-A miscel-
laneous shower was given Thurs
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Walther, at the home OF his sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. La Vern
Kramer. After a social evening
dainty refreshments were served.
The newly married couple received
many pretty and useful gifts.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Papp are
the parents of a daughter born at
Saline Hospital.
Born, Monday. August 7. a seven
pound eight ounce daughter, De-
lores Berneice, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George Anderson, at Saline Hos.
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-10

Mrs. Loyal Kanitz and daughter
Loyola attended a stork shower
for Mrs. Elby Kanitz, Jr., Thurs
day evening, at Milan.
Misses Loyola Kanitz, JEANNE
Craig and Mary Anne Winner are
spending this week at the Girl
Scout camp, Camp Takoma, at
Clear Lake.
Miss Audrey Schwartz is guest
this week of Mrs. Howard Dieterle
at Vineyard Lake.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

Butch" female oookotoo. likes Cigarette much
ony Mor;pe friends But she doesn't smoke just chews
EN- Here she buns from her buddy Pvt Salvatore C'on
ouo Of Buffoo NJ r. somewhere in her motive South Poetic
Signal Corps Photos.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
HEARINGS TO BE HELD IN NOVEMBER
Retchikan Chronicle)


 Hearing on the claims of Indi- an tribal groups to all of the area of Prince of Wales Island and some adjoining areas of South eastern Alaska, the forerunner of department of interior proceed ings expected to embrace a large proportion of the Southeastern Alaska district, will be resumed in Seattle on November IS, 1t was learned here recently.
 Judge Richard H. Hanna, the department of interior examiner who conducted the first hearing in Hydaburg, Klawock Rake and Ketchikan, has directed that pro- tests or endorsements of the h. dian claims, by telegram, letter or resolution, be forwarded to him tn care of E. E. Lescher, 717 Arc tic building, Seattle.
 These protests and endorsements will be held until Novmber IS when they will be incorporated into the record, subject to exam ination then by counsel.
 Letters and telegrams should be addressed to Judge Richard H. Hanna, care of E. E. Lescher 717 Arctic building, Seattle.
 Because the salmon industry did not have time to prepare it's case for the earlier sessions. the Seattle hearing rae expected to be the most important of the five. The metropolitan papers in Seattle and the news services are expect q to have staff news men and photographers on the scene, so that anything developing either for or against the proposed h.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
'OPA ISSUES CAUTION

The Nome Consumer Trade Committee cautions the public against over-optimism at the WIPE announcement that limited manufacture of varied lis of scarce consumer goods will soon be resumed. -
 Conspicuous for their absence from the lisr are many such bad ly needed item, as mechanical refrigerators, washing machines and oil burners. This means that the scarcity of many ,. essential items of household equipment and furnishings will be increas- ingly acute in the months ahead" stated Mrs. M. J. Walsh, chairman of the committee.
 OPA has further frightened the control over sales of used durable goods to prevent excessive profits or consumers bidding against each other for the limited supply available. This was done by an amendment to the regulation all. ready in effect in Alaska that adds eight new classifications of such goods to the long list of those already under ceiling prices. This new amendment adds among other classification: certain house wares, hardware
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
THE NOME NUGGET

dian reserves or reservations will be more fully described to the American public than in the case of earlier hearings.
 The Seattle sessions will be held at the U. s. Customs court room, IF Federal office build- ing, 9O9 First Avenue Seattle. FILING SCHEDULE GIVEN
 Judge Hanna announced new filing schedules, subject to later revision, as follows:
 Affidavits, not later than No vember 25; protests, not later than November 25; filing tran script, not later than November 25; Briefs, not later than Decem- Der 5; Proposed findings and conclusions, not later than De- cember IS; examiners final re- port not later than December 24: excepts and briefs on exceptions. not later than January 8, 1945.
 Several organizations, both of ficial and unofficial. plan to be represented for the Seattle ses- sions. Commercial, fishing, mining and labor organizations all over the Territory are sending protests to the examiner or asking con- gressional intervention. Congress last May received a favorable committee report on repeal of the Wheeler Howard act which authorizes the secretary of the interior to set up reservations in Alaska. No action yet has been taken on the bill but opponents of the Indian turnover in Alaska point out that congress will be back in session when the Seattle hearings open and that speedy congressional action might head off the setting up of the first reserves or reservations in the Territory Petitions have been filed, prepared or are being pre- pared fo areas covering much of the district around Juneau, Ket- chikan Sitka, Wrangell and Douglas, according to testimony
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

household appliances. wheel goods (baby carriages, etc.), when sold in a used recondition. or rebuilt condition by any retail seller, in- cluding auctioneers.
 All such sellers and all pro- spective purchasers are urged to consult their local War Price and Rationing Board regarding ceil- ing prices of used consumer dur able goods before completing sales transactions.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

The tomb of Cheops, the Great Pyramid originally was 482 feet high-more than 50 feet higher than St. Peters cathedral at Rome.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
MAIN ISLANDS
 OF PHILIPPINES
AP News Features

Here are the principal islands of the Philippine chain where the major battles of the Amer can invasion campaign are talk ing place:
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
Borba zdravnikov prof. ~socia|nemu zdravstvu

Ena najdrazjih stvari v tel de-
zeli je bolezen. &c tezko oboliS.
ali ako 81 potreben operacije,
moras ma vsak nacin v banko, ce
lie imas kaj prihrankov Mi.
Zdravstvo v Zed. drzavah je
namrec silno draga stvar in lie
bogati sloii 81 ga lahko privo-
scijo v poini meri.
Zvezna administracija re dol
go pc raznih ovinkih propagira
socializiranje zdravstva. V soda
Mi vojni je dognano, da je zelo
velik odstotek fantov bill odklo-
MEN vsIcd fizicnih defektov. In
to vzlic temu, da Sc ponasamo z
najboljsim zivGenskim standar-
dom ma Svetu.
Pred to vojno smo incl 1885,
900 zdravnikov v civilni sluzbi.
Tisoce Timed Nth Jill ie sedaj v
vojnem oddelku, ostali pa so Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29

'ahko resili, &C bi imcIi socialno
zdravstvo, namcsto m~iloScinske
boinisnice. Niti ne vedo, da
zdravniki nasprotujejo javnemu
zdravstvu edino vsled svojih ko-
risti. Ia bolnike Jim nj. Mexico
je bio med zdravniki nekaj So
cialistoy, XII SO bill pionirji v pro-
p%agiranju iavnega zdravstva. Pa
so pomrli in nj nikogar vec ma
njihovo mesto. Vendar pa sc BIO
morale ljudstvo nekega dine v ia
problem poglobiti in proglasiti
zdravstyo "a prav tako javno IL
stanovo, kakor je poSta, vodovod
in obramba dezele. Zdravniki ne
bodo, ko Sc privadijo, mic ma sko-
di, ljudstvo pa DO imelo cd jaw
mega zdravstya korist, XII BIO v
denarju pomenila stotine milijo-
ne dolarjev. In pa zdravje Ia
ljudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
KIubi JSZ sedoj Y
tezkem ~polozoju

cIon JSZ v CIeyeIondu nam v pismu omenjo.
do sto ondotno dvo noso klubo vsled sedoniih roz-
mer v ~zostoju. Smotro, do Sc mordo lie klub ST. V
Chicogu gibIje v stori zivohnosti.
IL dopisov il BridgePorto, O., lie razvidno, do lie
v resnici ziyohen klub st. II ISL. Y MENU rozproy-
Ijojo cloni il noseIbin ondotne1o okroio 0 ysem in
V tenn klubu Sc noyodno snujejo nocrti "a delo DO
disi ' k~oterikoii nosi okciji v vzhodnem Ohiu.
v CleveIondu In Chicogu vrse te nologe po-
sebne k~rojevne orgonizocije, XII SO nastole 20 iugo-
sIovonski relif, "a Sans it'd. Klub st. lie V Nth 70
stopan S syojini cloni, todo syoje delo vrse pod dru-
gimi firmomi. lsto Sc lohko rece O nash cIonlh in
somisijenikih v Detroitu in drugje.
Vssed znonih yzrokov ie iniclotiya, kokrsno Ie
70 re okcije vcosi prihojoIo il JSZ, bio drugje pod
veto: Zorodi vojnih rozmer je deIo nosih klubov
silno otezkoceno tudi ma prosvetnem polju, no poll
tienem polju pa Jim je n~ojveejo oyiro polom eibo-
nja, cd koterego smo yeliko prcokovoli in Sc uko-
Mill V svojih nodoh.
Ampok to gibonie Sc DO obnoviIo. ker ga zohte-
va zgodoyinski rozvoj. Tudi yojne BIO konec in z MO
yred roznih zocosnih okcij. A noIoge, kokrsnim so
p~osyeceni nosi klubi pa bodo ostoIe. Kjer je kIub
JSZ p~renehoI, ram je fezko ustonoyiti noyego. To-
rel ohronimo tie, XII jih innomo, ceproy Je sednj clo-
ne tesko privobiti no seize, in cetudi smo moroli opu-
stiti rome priredbe, pevske zbore in dromotiko.
Delujemo pc Iohko Sc yedno z usDehom "a nos
fisk, predvsem "a Proletorco, in ko pride mas dan,
DO tudi 1ibonje, XII GO ia list p~ropogiro in zostopo,
znoyo ~zozoreIo. Nose deIo in boj lie posveceno bo-
docnosti!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29

teiSega meScana, da preda mesto
Titovim cetam. Takrat je prislo
do tega, da je Tito imenoval DIR.
Smodlaka "a svojega ~zunanjega
ministra bio je to meseca
septembra 1943.
Krali Peter in premier Puric
sta tudi V Londonu ma posveto-
vanjih z angleSkimi uradnimi
krogi in morda tudi S Smodlako.
DR.. Smodlaka ie znamenit jul
goslovanski pravnik, rodom IL
Splita, v Dalmaciji. Ustanovil je
prvo agrarno stranko v Dalma-
CHI in njegov program "a razde-
litev zemlje med kmete je bill
sprejet cd prve .iugoslovanske
Wade leta 1918. On je najzna-
menitejSi strokovnjak glede
observation-disclosures prava Jul
g~oslaviii. Bill je jugoslovanski
poslanik v Vatikanu in v Spani-
il, predno je tam izbruhnila me-
scanska vojna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29

da sc z MIN ravna kot sc sploh
postopa z ljudmi, XII SO brez de-
maria.
Zvezna vlada JIG v tel vojni
smatrala, da ii BIO mogoce spra-
viii v uveljavljenje zakon, XII hi
zajamcil uboznim druzinam &C.
memo zdravstveno oskrbo.
VISA. zdravniska.. zbornica, S
svoiimi revijami vred, pa JIG ma
stopila proti. In vrh tega so Sc
ustanovilc Sc move organizacije
zdravnikov, vse S ciliem, da ubi-
jejo predloge "a socialno zdrav-
stvo, ceS, da so Amcricani mai
boAj zdravi in zadovoljni, ako 81
dobc zdravnika pc svoji wolff,
ne pa, da ga Jim bi najela "biro-
kracija."
Ker v nasi dezeli kontrolira
fisk private enterprise, ljudje
niG nc vedo, koliko bolnikov bi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
Velik pomp

Peter Sc je porocil z grsko
princezo Aleksandro, XII je par
let starejsa cd MEGA, kar pa v
ljubezni mic ne pomeni.
Pomenila pa je Petrova poro-
ka to, da Sc je ma Mi zbral yes
potapljajoci dvorni sijaj. SIEVE
da, angleSki kralj je bill S svojo
druzino tudi navzoc, in on je
bill V tel druzbi edini, XII je kai
pomenil. Ma porocni slavnosti je
bill baje tudi knee Pavle z Olgo,
dasi Sc ju nj oglasalo. Petrova
matt kraljica Maria, ziveca v
Angliji, sestra rumunskega kra-
liza Karla, XII je sedaj v Mehiki,
pa nj hotela ma poroko svoiega
sina. Udelezili pa so Sc 10 nizo-
zemski, norvezki, grski in mno-
gi drugi dvorjani, vecinoma Ia
XII, XII so v ubezniStvu in cakaio
image zaveznikov, da Sc z njiho-
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29

znova mobilizirali Ia boz proti
vsaki predlogi v kongresu, XII
ina v nacrtu javnO zdravstvo.
Ma milijone druzin ina tako
majhne dohodke, da elm il kak
clan zboli, mora poseci pc vsc
svoje prihranke, da plaza opera
clio. Milijone ljudi, Xxi zagazijo v
take bolezni, Xxi Sc Jill hi v po-
cetku lahko ozdravilo, mora hi
rati leta in leta cato, ker nimajo
denarja, da hi sc zdravili. Amc-
riska bolnisnica, zdravnik in
bolnicarka SO stvari, Xxi ST Jill de-
lavska druzina more privoSciti
kvecjemu Ia nekaj dni v letu.
potem pa Sc prerivati z bolni-
kom $ pomocjo-. prijateliskcga
zdravnika, ako ga ina, ali pa s
pOmocjo kake zdravstvene usta-
move "a ubozne. " obema sluca-
jenna je zrtev bolnik, ker cut,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
ugoslovansk )

in cello nevarno ~potovanje, ako
ne bi bill incl gotovosti, ola OBJ
stoja moznost resitve, Xxi DO par
tizanom kolikor toliko ugodna.
Da pa je prav TAXA resitev krize
MONA in verjetna, je bio re s
precejsnjo jasnostjo povedano v
govoru, katerega je incl pred
kratkim angleski premier Chur-
chill v poslanski zbornici.
Smodlaka je bill pc prvi sve-
town. vojni delegat Dalmacije
ma mirovni konferenci. Nahajal
Sc je v pokoju, ter je prevajal
razlicne knjige, ko SO Titove sile
zasedle mesto, katero so iztrgale
Nemcem IL rok. Split je izbral
MEGA kot svojega najznameni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
Cemu to|iko nezaupania \
vnanio poIitiko Angliie,
Zed. drzav in Rustic?

koJ provzoprov SO nomeni omerske, onqIeske
il sovjetskevode glede bodoGnostl ltolJe, ozirono
koksno vlodo j skusojo utrditi2 In koliko nome-
rovojo dat nozoj Cd njenih priroponlh posestev2
Koj S slovonskim PrinorJem2
Cemu ne z~ovrzejo toko koruptnh, nozodnjo-
SIKH, potrotnih zomejnlh vod, kokor je Petrovo
vodo v Koiru9
Ali bono koonjolno |judstvo, ki jh je imeIo
r. pr. Nizozemsko, izroGiIi Mi nozoj v izkofsconJe
in jim S tenn porinIll V ponov1o suZnJev0nye kortelom
nizozemskih ongIeskih in omerskih kopltoIistov2
Koj provzoprov hoGemo Z Nem6jo, ko jo pre-
mogomo2
cemu odrvomo froncoski osyobodilni odbor u
Alziru in 81 isGemo opore med reokcijov FroncUI
kokor sno 81 Iov ltoIjl2
"a kogo mai spIoh vejo otlonski Carter in koi
provzoprov pomeni2 In komu bono pfjpomogIi v
obetone Stir ~svobodsGne2
To zeIe izvedeti V Zee. drzovoh, v AnqIili it'd.
vsi iskreno demokrotiGnl in delovskl krogi. Oni ho-
Gejo zmogo in provcen mir. Drugi imojo ze ma
meme. N. pr. v tel dezeIi mesojo %dipIomotGno mlo-
ko tokimj v~prosonji posebno reokcionofn prvoki
repubikonske stronke, ker 81 upojo dobiti gIosov
to toktiko.
Predsednik Roosevelt je kritikom njeqove in
HuIlove vnonje politike dne "a. morco odeovorI,
do Sc borimo "a svet, v koterem nopodi no miro
jubne dezele in diktotufe ne bodo veG mogoce. "a
svet, ma koterem bodo ~tironstvo odprovIeno in Go
vestvo pa DO imelo svobodo, enokoprovnost in pro-
WGnost negIede ma plemenske in verske rozIike.
Toko bodo vso ljudstvo zvelo v miru, Gostno in v
btogostonju.
St6no je ' svojem govoru minulo nedeto po-
udorjoI Churchill.
Je pa ma svetu Sc veIiko Judi, XII Misc pozoblIi ma
Sc lepse BESIDE vprejsnji vojni. Primerjojo Iepo ge-
sa sedonjih drzovnikov S tenn, kor Sc godi v resnici.
Mixer dosedoj Sc nismo ~pokozoIi, do Sc uveljovio
obetono nocelo, z izemov JugosIovji q tudl gIede
ME Sc nam IL Londono obetoio ueIika DreseneGe-
njo. Pa ne demokrotom, temveG reokciji V korst.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
Napori "a resite
politicne krize

NEW YORK. IN - Zuna-
Mi minister Titove Wade, DIR.
JOS. Smodlaka, je prispel v Lon
don, da Sc ude3ezi posvetovanj
XII SO Sc zacela tam z namenom,
ola Sc razresi zamotana jugoslo-
vanska politicna s~ituacija.
Informicije, katere je p~rejela
Overseas news agency, trde, da
je navzocnost DIR. Smodlake mai
brze znak blizajocega Sc spora-
yuma med Titovo Waldo in ube-
Emo administrator kralja Petra
in predsednika Purica.
Zelo verjetno je, ola zunanji
minister marsala Tita, XII kot Sc
demdeset-leten starcek ne hi bill
odpotoval ma tako dolgo in tezko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29

lace 70 dolzi, da DELUXE "a fast
zem.
Ampak volilna kampanja, XII
boil in boil zazareva elm blizje
Sc pomikamo do meseca juniia,
v katerem bodo republikanci in
demokrati odlocili, kdo mai bodo
predsedniSki kandidati, dobiva
oblike, XII SO nevarne vsemu, kar
je storil in propagiral new deal.
Susljanje v prid fasizma
Pc vsi dezeli Sc Sri mogocno,
dobro financirano podtalno gil
banje, da smo v vojni zaradi te-
ga, ker imamo "zida' "a pred
sednika. ceprav je to il trte IL
vito, med neuko maso demago-
gija vendarle vlece.
Republikanski podtalni agita-
tori, in enako demokratski, sus-
ljajo, da SO nasi milijoni fantov
in MOI v vojni v obrambo nem-
Skin zidov. Drugim pripovedu-
ljejo, da smo V vojni cato, ker ho-
cemo reSiti mednarodne ban
kirje.
Hujskanje Sc vrsi tudi pod ge-
sli we're in materija1ne pomoci.
- 49, ~ FF- zsEE
Sploh je sedanja volilna kam-
panja med republikansko in de-
mokratsko stranko skrajno brez-
nacelna. In Go, XII je obljubljal,
kako zelo DO posegel vanjo, pa
Sc mora otepati najvec sam S
sabo.
Negotovost v ynanji politiki
Ameriske volitve v tenn slu-
caju pomenijo "a Anglijo, Rusi-
10 in vse druge dezele velik
vprasaj: "Kdo bo zmagal V
njih?"
Ali morda struja, Xxi je boil
prijazna Hitlerju kot pa Rusiji?
(Konec ma 5. strani.)