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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .


rupting its production. A stand
ard joke was putting gasoline in
air blowers. When the blower
was used to remove dust from
the delicate instruments being
manufactured, gasoline would
spray over the works, making
necessary an extensive cleaning
job. Screws would be taken
from work benches so that
they'd fall apart when touched.
A favorite gag of one employee
was to 60 to the window and
announce that a submarine was
coming up the river. The whole
business was stopped when it
business was stopper when it
was discovered that a group of
hard liquor to work and drink
employees had been bringing
ing it from soft drink bottles in
pauses that may have refreshed
the workers but disrupted the
work.
One employee severely injured
his hand on shaper used to cut
gears for searchlight mounts in
a Schenectady IN. - electric
plant. Cause of the accident
was practical joke. Two en-
ployes bad reversed light and
heavy CONFERENCE.-The to con-
fuse the machine operator.
The distorted sense of humor
isn't always SO mechanically or
iginal. Stink bombs shut down
a production line in another
Schenectady plant. Paper wad-
ding was stuffed in pipes that
carried liquid from basement to
first floor in a Detroit plant,
and in the same establishment
a favorite trick was to solder
lunch box lids SO that they had
TO be forced open.
DANGEROUS FRANKS
The real seriousness of this
ill-begotten wit is that the gag
men who perpetrate these
pranks are sabotaging the war
effort every bit as much as
though they were paid by Nazi
spies TO do anything they could
to interfere with American war
production. This is the same
sort of prank which is practised
by underground movements in
German-occupied Europ n
countries in their untiring eff
forts to disrupt Nazi morale and
war production by every means
possible. BY any name, such
pranks are sabotage.
Tricks played on fellow work.
ers are not always harmless,
either. In a Michigan war plant,
one employe playfully placed a
lamp shade on another worker S
head. Annoyed, the victim threw
the lamp shade at his tormentor.
1t landed in the working parts
of drilling machine costing
$4,000, which was thereby
broken and put out Of produc-
ton.
In a Buffalo plant, two 49,
year-old boys amused them
selves by writing their names
and gag lines on airplane parts,
using electric drills. They didn't
realize that scratched aluminium,
like scratched glass, often
breaks.
In a Detroit plant, the day af-
ter New Years, one workman $
clothes, impregnated with an
oily substance, were ignited by a
fellow employee who apparently
thought they would just smoke.
But the oily clothing broke in
to flame, the workman's body
was horribly scared and he died
from the burns. Hot seats
and hot foots" were favorite
jokes at this plant, and the
workman who lit the match in
this case had received more hot
foots' than he had given. But it
was a costly exchange of wit,
any way you look at, it, and it
removed one production sol
dier" from the industrial battle
line just as effectively as If he
had been shot blythe Germans
mr. Taps
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18

URGENT
NEW YORK-A personal not.
ice in a newspaper here: ~
Julius. You're Ia. Come
home. Mother"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
Health Is Wealth

Il true saying that any individual who has health
has fortune That why all should take every precau
tion % preserve our hcalthcommunity health. we'll
individual health.
We arc now observing annual National Negro
Health Week Much valuable health literature is being
distributed by public and private health organizations
Health lectures being delivered TO groups of people
by leading medical authorities in various parts Of the
country.
As a result Of these health week obseryances during
past years many thousands of people have gained
health by receiving annual medical checkups, taking
xray examinations. securing improved sanitary facilities
and so forth
The relatively high percentage Of sickness and death
among compared to other racial groups is due
largely the economic and racial prescriptions under
which we are forced to live Here in Detroit fo example
thousands people not only compelled TO reside
in overcrowded sum but they daily exposed TO-
unhealthy conditions caused by filth which public officials
allow to remain rong for days and weeks in the alleys Of
these slum neiQhborhoods
In the interest Of the general health of Detroit the
cys and alleys ought to be kept Clean even in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
SENATOR o. POLL TAX

WASHINGTON. DC. - (C) -
When the Pcll Tax Bill comes up
before the Senate April l. south
ern senators will be ready 70
throw mud on the much-needed
bill. Senator Walter r. George.
OF Georgia, said. ~ would be
very unfortunate 10 bring up the
bill now George predicts fiii-
buster Senator Richard y. Rus
sell. also OF tic peach state, had
this 10 ray: II they bring M
that bill they'll face let's say 'ex-
tended debate"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
EDITORIAL PAGE
Negro Problem And The Moral Issue

our governments the Constitution
or ihc United States, which says
everything 10 be desired On pare
Int which must bc carlid ou'
cy the ,e,F mon who discrim-
inate eslcra;c. lsnSh and harn
Problems We Face
Trcsc ihen, arc some cf the
rr,llcm~ confronting Negro lead
.ershin they do noi mean lfe
s.ate ~ mhil mon as they 40 10
Matk 'ru because the nh''
man GIN afford 10 IGNORE them. or
uconta-c his people % mako
De sliuaii more difficult i e
the white nign Who creates the
eaniifoas which require laws or
lset~auor 81 Is and will hc The
nhi'o inan who formulaics and
.p.uso laws or legislation 20
prevent them u is also be- Who
gives die lau ,he teeth and farce
io .iiNAn iii ltN ga 'ftih's "'" e.
IS DE- WHO San and does make
tf lw Ineffective hy failing e
and obey Il.
g major task o. Ncero Lead
p 30 ;hssc challeneirg times
IS Us educate the great mass OF
Ne people TO re- yalna'e their
mo-al Viewpoints IN relation %
ih Nprro So that laws and leg
~alon play minor roles IN this
lr moss Of people living har-
81 aslv together On q the
a,skresscs OF our society IS the
et' nflnencc Of science and
ialism over moral Values
std standards W. must substi-
'a'e morality for law u human
istv IS 10 save itself
on tie ether hand Negro lead
saio must also face the stern
M challenging OBLIGATION Of set
ias ne IS gro's own house IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
LESSON in
ENGLISH
Il, W. I. coRDoN
Words OFTEN ,Ii>nsed

Do 30 say 'rn going - con-
' the opim n of Mr. Smith =
SASS II am going 10 consult Mr..
ssh' or ('secure tho opinion Of
SCI smith
10 not say ! Shall send you n
nosial.' Postal IS colloquial for
postal card or post card.
- not say Tomorrow IS The
sixteenth OF March, Sa, will he
Tie sixteenth u March"
30 not say II shall walk With
sou for little piece suS "a
short distance o. "a part q the
way"
DO net say "rhcse facts can
DO easily proven Say "can We
easily proved"
DO not say. Il SEQ Il clearly
from your Viewpoint "From yonr
point Of Wow" Is preferable.
Words Oftcn lIispronounced
candelaora Pronounce kau-dc-
Ia bra. second as IN lay. final
as IN ASK unsirosscd principal
accent on third syllable
Mattress Pronounce the Q rs
in mess. not mat-rus.
Cavalier Pronounce last sylla-
bic Ter. rs in me, principal ac-
cent on last syllable
Mesdames plural ~ m2dam).
Pronounce na-dam first n as IN
may. second as IN ah principal
accent on last syllable.
Regalia Pronounce re eal-i-a a. Q
az ~ he. a as IN gay as in II.
second n as IN ask unstresscd,
accent second syllable.
Champion Pronounce cham-pl-
mn. | as IN il. three syllablcs.
Words Often NlsspelIed
Defendant: ant NOT eut. Chan
delier: observe The eller. Mes
moriz The IS pronounced as 2.
Syringe sy; sirloin. si Cemetery:
three e's. Asphyxia; observe the
nhyx. pronounce fix
Word Study
use a word throa times and It
is yours Let Us Increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word
each day Words for this lesson;
1NFALLlRtE; unfailing "rhis
Is an lnfallihle remedy"
IMPRECATION; act of Invoke
ing evil upon any one: curse.
"Hc who uitcrs such an imprc-
cation VIII live to regret IT,
PENsIVE; engaged IN serious
or quiet reflections ihoughifrl
"sho remained pensive for some
time
LAMENTABLE sorrowinl; pit
liable; deplorable. ut was la
mcntablc misfortune"
EMBEILISH; to beauiiiy,
ornament; decorate. "The room
was imbcllished with imported
tapestries"
INEBRIATE fnoun); a habitual
drunkard. "IIe was an inchriate
OK the sums
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
EMPLOYMENT ON
THE HOME FRONT

r4t Maa abort employment on
the Nmr irart' Especially IN NE
u toi' fca alleady some I'M
iuHaii-'s ae talking about
moving elsewhere Negroes, On
me perphery ~ employment. are
lreaiy nficlins from "eli-
ha,Ls IA.re is great need ~ a
Fie pr4f'lces Act in Michigan.
Tie ide Deioc hill which pass
"a 'he lust Nchlson state SEM.
ate wg Killed IN The House by
Rcpahliean Maurice Post who did
lh hHlalas ~ John Lovei ~ the
manufacturers Tn Republicans
fook tho position that an indus
trialis' Should not be told who 70
hire
n Republican, ~ Michigan de-
sire Negro support and there are
indiraiion that Kelly Is working
'Aiouah his y gro contacts 20 SCI
euro iho Nocro vote then II IS
imp Want Thar thov he committed
"a smnc policy - Fair Employ
mont Practice leg Station f5r the
next legislature Make no mis-
take about 81. 'hc Michigan Re-
pnblicans are going 70 control
tho Legislature. regardless NJ who
wins the presidential election 10
No,embcr. Our hope % getting
LEGISLATION 'hfonah tho Michigan
legislature viii depend greatly on
Negro Republicans pressing for
action on this score We trust
that At,v Charles Peterborough.
Attorney Charl II Mahoney. aud
Dr. Aaron Toodic Will keep this
In mind and remember the Dec
laration Of Negro Voters" drawn
up by fw nty outstanding Negro
examinations The declaration
stated In flat terms what the Me-
gro voter IS going ~ seek az the
polls. Moreover, "thc Negro voter
has not yet chosen sides for
1854"
Tho Declaration gives ne our
cline" in regards 20 FEPc and
especially must we keep this IN
mind for Michigan:
Tho program now being car
ried on through the Fair En-
ployment Practice committee 70
secure and protect the right 70
work without racial and religious
discrimination must 10 continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
CURRENT
NOTES
cLosTER B. CURRENT


The extension Sc marks Of
Two eanercssnSn mis- mast week
Indicate 'hal ,hs offensive 10 fa-
Nor Continuing fEf Is NOW
lafiire rn5cr was ia Congress.
cmc man Srog o( pcnnsyi-
itmu pointed ,ut fhat FErc IS
Insurance AZ low cost Willie Cone
-re,sWrg pniianl ~ california;
dstlsnl ihe pft-ileuis Commit
iu eHiirna'ipn Of national
j. .aperaft Mat VIZ cons
at "a Wt,reais IN The
ss " wAst Fkr has accom-
d Pred -, an Insurance ne
''Hi,e has prfecfed our home
asy~ insured united front.
na hfoaeRi ~ W hisher nalior-
mola' Itl is summation
Sref repafAs aat q posiii n
wih Witch we alr .n asroement.
saiiy the b4dg,t Of S5sSooO
view l0N-eost Insurance for
iapiy groups taat some ecy-
ornamental agency VIII az least
oecs their complaints 81 dis
mnatcn ana atemp, 70 SCI
cise compliance With m eNceu-
tHto n-icr NhAfi M. enforce
a'' y "'E e'Nt
me second s'a'emerf. mat o.
nlf'aaal peli,N "affa' S 'Ar a'-
t,rlnr Conelesswar Vli'ana m
aia', Thar the Ff.fe IS hH's'fa-
i' ~ 'b faet 'aa sqra.''y g
tfpe13n.iF 'es hee1 iii'stfNl Wy
vegrmer 'eia'on ~ prove
s- - ass fhe' cur cifil
sF-t"1 s'AA'isfsi merit
eus fo hs i-at sew
-4r1- m cers.ns aaFc
et, 'haf all Anff.edn citizens
aiH rist it eaHal iaNiNii's.
fte s. q ~ .. our na-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

as 20 he great difference between eealn kna
OF drink Jesus made the Samaritan woman at y
eoh we'll begin 10 think when lie saia Nhososa
afin<e'h Of The water that shall eh, Aim sa'
never thirst, but the water that ! sfa give hi
shall be IN him a well OF water sprnpire up ~
everlasting life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

and expanded during and after
the war. 30 party or candidate
for tho Presidency or Congress
fand We add FOR the State Of
flces) can deserve Tho vote Of the
Negro without supporting lib
cral appropriation Ter n Fair En-
ployment Practice committee when
that issue shall be presented IN
the Spring Of ls4i and such leg
islation as IS needed further TO
secure the rights OF mlncriiies 70
work without determination
To the Republicans AZ Mlchi-
gan we recommend this program
and trust that Negro politicians
will sec that It Is adopted and
adapted 10 state needs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

crowded srm districts Children of underprvieged Negro
families should not have to play in dirty alleys where
COTS and Vermn crawl in banks of garbage To protect
the public health is necessary to safeguard the health
OF every individual regardless of Disease knows
color line
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
Mad SOY deIavcev zas|uzi
mani kot 20 Soc ma uro in
ma milijone iih zivotari

lzfned n mlllIonov delovCev, uposlenih V indu-
strll il mojnah1 ilh 81 odstotkov prejema. mani kot
Pc 500 zosIuzko no uro.
Ie podotke je objovilo AFL ma podlogi porocil
uodnego vojneeo defovskego urodo, in pa svojih
roziskovonJ
To urod AFLz ki SLOW "a enego izmed nojboI
verodostojniF1 smotro, do ko DO vojne konec, bono
dobdl bfezposeInost ' toIiksni obliki kot Sc nikoIi
doslel ker So zvezni kongres noGe pobhgoti, do bi
resi- to nojvdznejse v~prosonje toko, kakor bi bio
trebo.
Mliione deIovcev sicer dobro sIuzi in SO 81 pre-
Gel p%rhronil, todo v brezposeInosti to kmoIu DO
Ide in potem Sc priGne obiGoJho izgonjonje Il nepIo-
tonlh stonovonj, pomonjkonje, boIezni in bedo.
WLB Ie dognol, do prejemo v industfjsk pro-
dukcUI 60 odstotkov delovcev Cd SOC do S. no ufo.
oll6no rozmerje je ' rudniskih obrotih in nekoliko
Boise vstovbni industriji.
NoisIobse ploGoni SO delovci v trgovinoh ma
dfobno. With Prejemo 1870 deIovcev mani kot 6Oc
ma uro, V finonGnih zovodih pa prejema 10 3D.
stotkov delovcev cd 40 do 8Oc ma uro.
L teh podotkov 81 Iohko predstovIiom koi bo,
kodor bodo vojno noroGiIo. odpovedono in DO. mill
jone I~judrhipomo odsovtjenih. Doklervsl deIoJo, Sc
shoja tudi z mojhno mezdo, Geprovs tezovo. Abe
roelti vendorIe nj trebo. A.koj pa potem, ko ST
wren no cesto, topo je "a milijone nizko ploGonih
deloycev nojtezjey prosonje. AFL svori pred nevor-
nostJo, todo OBJ enem jew voIiIni Rampant oktivnu
"a candidate, XII SO zoto, do Sc "a deIovce V zvez-
nam kongresu. nieesor izdotnego ne sklene.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
SkIod 2OO-terih dokoz,
do imu ProIetorec
veIiko prijoteIjev

"SkodovoIo yam DO" so nom pretiIi. "Koi nam
DO skodovoIo?" smo vprosevoIi. In so odgovorjoIi,
do bono imeli izgubo zorodi ofere, pri kdteri nimo
Proletorec sieer nobenego oprovko, q je re toko,
do Sc mojhni ljudje v zomeroh nojrojse mad MIN
moSeujejo.
Toxic je bio cd kor izhojo. Ne seIe letos.
In ohronil Sc je proti vsem tokim pretnjom vse-
skozi in Sc DO V bodoce. Kokor v ~proslosti, je incl
income sovroznike zunoL in tn pa tom take, XII SO
vrtoIi roper njego cd z%notroj. Morsikdo je ruvoriI
v prid sovroznikov ProIetorco nevedomo vsIed
jeze no primer, ko mu je bilo podporo v drustvu
odkIonjeno, ali ce Sc e zovzel "a koksno osebo, XII
10 je incl rad, ne do bi vedel, cemu Sc p~oteguje
zonjo.
ProIetorec izhojo in v~ztrojo zoto, ker je list
noceI, ne pa zbiroIisce osebnih kopric. MI ga, XII bi
mu mogeI vreci JAVNOv obroz, do je kdoj odnehoI
ma TEN svojem s~toliscu.
Do, tojno Iohko rujejo proti MENU. In z vrto-
MEM Cd %znotroj so mu tisti, XII ~mislijo, do so nojbolj
proti komunistom, S to komunisticno toktiko storiIi
priicno skode. A ne BIO usodno. ProIetorec Sc nj nj
kdor bal ne tokih ne tokih nosprotnikov. Sodru-
eom je Proletoree zmerom odprto kniigo, v koteri
Sc med sobo Iohko pomenijo, koko nose gibonje Il
BOLJSATI. In sodrugi Sc re provice posluzuiejo.
Koko mceno oporo imo ProIetorec med Iiudmi,
dokozuje spet seznom 200-terih, XII je priobcen V
tel steviIki Proletorco, in pa tiskovni skIod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
De|avci imaio ' senatu ako ma|o p%riiateIiev

Unite zeleznicarjev, CLIO in
AL SO Sc ma vso moe potegO-
vale, da hi senat sprejel nacrt
"a povojno rekonstrukcijo, XII
so ga predlagali senatorji Kill
gore, Murray in Truman. Mic So
cialisticnega nj v MENU, ampak
njihov plan vseeno doloca ma
redbe, pc katerih, ako bi bile
sprejete, ne bi bio treba milf
jonom delavcem v dolgotrajno
brezposelnost.
Jasno je, da Sc vojne industri-
je ne DO kar cez noe preurediIo
v takozvano produkcijo civil
Nth potrebscin. Tudi je znano,
ola Sc velike korporacije name
noma pripravljajo p~Ovzrociti
brezposelnost cato, ker bi z MO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
JugSslovanski in grski kralj OBJ
podporo ameriske Wade

Ugledni ameriski casopis
Christian Science Monitor" je
dine l. augusta donesel clanek
svojega washingtonskega dopis-
nika, Joseph Harrisona pod ma
slovom Diplomatic Shift to
the Left, il katerega crpamo
sledece zanimive stavke:
w Jugoslaviji in Grciji, mo-
goce z ozirom ma britansko vna-
MO politiko, je Amerika v tel
vojni dolgo podpirala elemente,
O katerih SO skoro vsi nevtralni
opazovalci smatrali, da so izgu-
bill mnogo vpliva v domovini.
Tako, namesto da bi imenovali
"a svoje d~iplomaticne zastopni-
Ike v tema dezelama take moe,
XII bi bill popolnoma nevtralni
V raznih kocliivih notraniih
v~praSanjih teh narodov, je
Washington imenoval diploma
te, XII SO favorizirali povratek
grskega kralja Jurija in jugo-
slovanskega kralja Petra ma
prestol pc vojni.
'Tudi najbolj vneti nasprot-
niki teh kraljev MISC nikoli "a
htevali, ola maj Amerika della
proti NINA. Ali pricakovali so,
da Washington vsaj izbere di-
plomate, XII SO ~nevtralni v koc-
ljivem vprasanju vspostavlja-
MIA teh monarhij.
"In sedaj SO bile Zed. drzave
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Ko BIO vojne konec in nasta-
ne zopet brezposelnost, BIO CLAW
ma briga delodajalcev, katerim
v zveznem kongresu pomaga
reakciOnarna demOkratSka : re-
publikanska koalicija, kako u
niciti cimvec, kar Sc je med de-
lavstvom ustanovilo v zadnjih
desetih letih.
Cesar delavci, XII ne poznajo
znacaja razrednega boja, ne
morejo razumeti, je, da jim IL
koriScevalci strezejo pc vseh
pridobitvah zadnjih let, in da
je njih trden sklep rabbit vse
delavske unije, neglede ali so
AFL, CLIO, UNIV ali pa bratov-
Seine zeleznicarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
3eq Nemcev nozoi v roih

Nemski adrang mach Osten'
(marsiranje ma vzhod) Sc je
spremenil v "drang mach We
stem" ne samo "a Hitlerjevo ar
mado, ampak tudi "a nemske CT
ailiste. Okrog 100000 Sc Jill je
vrnilo v Nemcijo v minulih ted
nih, mnogi pa SO vsled pretrga-
7ih prometnih zvez ostali v Ru-
sill in ma Poljskem. Vecinoma
SO bill poslani v Ukraine, da
prevzamejo memo poljedelstvo
V svoje podrocje, Ukrajince pa
81 zasuznjili, da jim bi hlapce-
vail. A nacrt Sc jim je popolno-
ma ponesrecil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

unije ubili. Milijone delavcev,
XII berejO samo kapitalisticne Ii.
ste, ne razume, kaksne nakane
kujejo prot MIN privatni inte.
resi-.
Toda re to, da Sc je upala We.
Gina zveZnega sonata cello sedai
skoro pred volitvami, glaso-
vati proti nacrtu senatorial Kill
gorea, da lahko sal razumnim
delavcem misliti. Kaj sele be
pc nOvembrskih volitvah!
Ako bi bila njegova predIoga
s~prejeta, bi bila nevarnost pc.
stanka move brezposelnosti '
veliki meri odstranjena. I've.
Una vlada bi Sc pripravila ma
javna della, industrial bi Sc '
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

naprej organizirala "a Gimprej-
snji izhod IL vojne v civilno pro-
dukcijo, a oh enem hi Sc odslov-
lJenim delavcem dajalo vecjo
brezposelnostnO zavarovalninO
in skozi mnogo vec tednov, kot
pa 81 do ME upraviceni pc Sc
danji postavi.
Odpusceni voiaki bi dobivali
ne lie podpore v denarju, am
pax tudi priloznost It'll v Sole ma
vladne stroske, da Sc izuce po-
klicev kakrsne 81 hi izbrali.
Vecina senata-23 demokra-
TOW in rs republikancev, je to
odvrgla. lie trije republikanci
in 22 demokratov je glasovalo
zanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

prisiljene, da priznajo potrebo
boil n~evtralne politike. Cetudi
to dejstvo nj bio objavljeno, Sc
IL zanesljivega vira doznava, de
Sc je nedavno vrsil sestanek v
Balkanski Diviziji State De-
partmenta Washingtonu, No
katerem SO Sc odlocili "a strogo
n~evtralno stalisce napram vsem
strankam v Grciji in Jugosla-
viii. Ma temu sestanku Sc je po-
udarjalp, da &c ameriSka vlada
ne spremeni svoje politike, je
v n~evarnosti, da izzove nevolio
omenjenih narodov prot sebi.
DejStvo, da je tax sestanek bill
sklican, dokazuje, da Sc je
Washington pref proved nasla-
NAL ma emo stran.
"Zanimivo je beleziti, ola a.
meriSki pravec favorizirania
konservativnega elementa gr-
skega in jugoslovanskega Cd
pora nj nikoli uzival enoduSne-
ga odobravanja .vseh odgovor-
nih Amerikancev. Pc eni strani
so bill tn visoki diplomatski
uradniki imenovani cd Belle hi
Sc ali State Departmental, XII SO
skupno z britanskimi diplomat
podpirali konservativno stran.
Medtem je bio ma drugi strani
znatno Stevilo Amerikancev, XII
so delovali "a organizacije kot
SO Office of War Information,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
Grcija deIezna IL
Amerike veIike
p0m0ci v ziviIih

Vzlic politiki ameriSke in an
gleske Wade, da Sc ne podpira
dezel z twill in zdravili, dokler
SO pod nacijsko okupacijo, je
bila s~torjena posebno glede CIR
CHE izjema, ker je biIa lakota
tam toliksna, da je pretila upro-
pastiti yes narOd.
cato Sc ie Anglia koncno lie
odlocila, da DO Grciji pomagala
S hran0, in v ia namen je skle-
nil Mednarodni Rdeci kriz z
Nemcijo pogodbo, da v Grcijo
poslanih zivil ne BIO zaplenila,
pac pa dovolila, da Sc Jill raz-
deli med gladno ljudstvo.
Siser v Londonu priznavajo,
da je to vzlic temu OBJ enem tu-
di pomoc Nemciji, ker il mi tre-
ba skrbeti "a prezivljanje pre-
bivalstva okupirane Grcije, da-
81 bi pc mednarodnih zakonih
mOrala.
Glavna opora gladni Grciji pa
SO pc tenn dogovoru Zed. drza-
We, il katerih je bio p~oslanih v
MO zivil in drugih potrebscin v
vrednosti IS milijonov dollar
jew.
Razen Grciji so Fed. drzave
slicno pomagale Poljski, raznim
begunskim taborOm in pa tia
lii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
Polisko %vprasanie
v IuGi sociaInih
probIemov
NE MEJE, AMPAK starr SYSTEM JE
IZVlR SPOROV NED POLJSKO ZAMEJNO
VLADO IN OSVOBODILNIM ODBOROM, KI
DELUXE POD PROTEZIJO MOSKVE

Take Poljske Poljaki nocejo
vec nazaj, niti MISC v veeini "a
podvrzenje Rush,. So "a prija-
t~eljstvo z MO, "a sodelovanje z
mogocno sosedo ma vzhodu, to-
da SO odlocno "a vecjo neodvis-
most kakor pa jo je Poljska ime-
la pod rezimi pred sedanjo
vojno.
Svet Ia sOcialne refOrme
Slucaj Poljske je en- dokaz,
kako zelo 81 clovestvo pc tel
vojni zeli socialnih reform, ali
ma kratko, socializma. LIE v Zed.
drzavah nj opazati tie tendence,
a Sc cello tn morajo sedaj govo-
RITZ o zahtevah, kakrsne so bile
v proSlosti samo v PROGRAMME
socialisticnih strank.
Poljski osvobodilni odbor je
reforme obljubil naprej in so
tolikSne, da o privabile poljsko
maso pod njegovo okrilje. Tudi
Mikolajcek obljublja reforme.
a je zanj re malo pozno, vrh te-
ga pa SO njegova zagotovila
dvoumna. Dokler bodo njego-
vi vladi zastopani privilegiji,
ne more nicesar dolocnega "a
gotoviti, razen da DO pc vojnl
drugaGe in ola Sc DO vlada spom-
Mia ljudskih interesov.
Sovjetska diplomacija uspeva
Ko je sci Mikolajcek v Mo
skvo, SO casopisi v Washington
in Londonu, XII so b1izu Chur-
chilla in Roosevelta, poudarja-
Ii, kako zelo mogocno DO vpli-
valo, &c Sc poljske struje spora-
zumejo in DO zamejna vlada v
Londonu p~ostala priznano "a
(Nadaljevanje ma s.. strani.)