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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
W0RLDDAYO OF PRAYER BEING
 OBSERvED HERE

Today the World Day of Prayer is being observed all over the globe, and in Juneau this years services are being held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. A program was held this afternoon and the final observance will be at o'clock this evening.
 The history of the World Day of Prayer is an interesting one, begin ming in 1887 when Presbyterian wo- men set aside a day to pray for the missions. Later two other wo- men made trip around the world and were captivated by the discov- cry that Christian work is not di- vided by seas or boundaries. In 1920 women of Canada and the United States set aside the first Friday in Lent to be observed. The first World Day of Prayer was held in 1927 and by 1886 more than 50 countries were participating.
 At tonight's service the major part of the program will consist of readings and responses, with Miss Madge Muchmore as leader, Ms. w. B. Heisel and Miss Frances Bar low will be vocal soloists, and Capt. 1T. J. Dyck and the Rev Walter A. Scboleff will sing a duet. Miss katherine Torkelson will be pianist at tonight's service.
 An offering will be taken, and four young people from four differ ent churches will explain the offer ing objectives.
 All citizens of this area are vel come to participate in Juneau's part in the World Day of Prayer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
ADM. HALSEY SURROUNDS
 NIP BA5E5
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enemy's bases on Bismarck and now dominate the sea lanes to the north, due to effective naturalization on the enemy's bases on Admiralty, New Ireland and New Britain groups"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25

 specialized knowledge would make them more valuable to the war eff fort in the Army or Navy than they are in the petty bickerings on the Hill"
 Some of these men are actually sought by the armed services. Sen ator Lodge was one, but not the only one.
 h addition to Representative Boren, these who appealed to the Presiden. were Reps. Will Rogers, Jr, of California; Joe Hendricks of Flclida and John Fogarty of Rhode Island According to Boren, they spoke for Is members of the House
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
CCngTessmen Seeking Leaves" for War Duty
 Gei Tarndown by FDR

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
Heath Marriage Held Recently, States

Of interest to their friends in Juneau is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Marion Winifred Ryan, daughter of Mir and Mrs. James Cosgrove Ryan, to It. Virgil Taylor Heath, USNR, at Vancouver, Washington, January 10.
 Mrs. Heath was a visitor in Ju- neau about three years ago and Ut Heath was formerly with the Forest Service in this city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
 ON FLIGHTS 10
 K00NAH, SlTKA

The Alaska Coastal Airlines made a trip to Sitka today with Bob Fickner, also taking Harry Marvin and Julia Marvin to Hoonah. w. M. Tetoff was a round trip passenger to Funter Bay.
 Returning passengers from a flight to Sitka yesterday were Her bert Savikko, R. E. Thorsen and Grace Miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25

orage-J. s. Barnett, Vera Permen- tier, Merle Smith, William s. Sul- livan, w. D. Baldwin, Elmer Ras- muson, Maj. H. D. Sheldon, and Capt. Charles Fernandez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
SCOTT MURPHY IS NEW
 U. c. COM. ACCOUNTANT

Scott L. Murphy has accepted d position as accountant with the Un- employment Compensation Commits sion, effective today, according to announcement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued by the U. s. Commissioner to Jan Val dez and Florence Stickney, both of Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25
HENNING TO WESTWARD

Bob Henning, buyer for Charles Goldstein, left earlier this week by plane for Anchorage enroute to other sections of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-25

The ancients considered even numbers as female, odd numbers as male.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02

in her year of operation she car
ried supplies 10 the Persian Gulf,
India and the United Kingdom, re-
turning with strategic materials.
The Robert F. Hoke, operated
for VISA by the American Export
Lines, Inc, of New York, was in
the Arabian sea late in December
bound for Eas:: Africa when struck
by torpedo. The ship was aban-
Goned when it appeared she would
not stay afloat and the entire crew
reached Masirah island, some be-
ing rescued by British motor
launch.
However, despite 700 square
foot hole blown in her hull, the
ship remained on the surface, and
after the crew had left, she was
sighted by British motor tanker
which took he1 in tow. Later a
British warship took over the tow,
and the Liberty was beached.
A fabricated patch was applied
to the damage, making possible
her journey to drydock.
The Robert F. Hoke was deliv-
cred at Wilmington May II, 1943.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
7. B. CAMPAIGN
SCHEDULED HERE

An early diagnosis campaign
against tuberculosis will be car
ried out in New Hanover county
during the month of April by the
Consolidated Board of Health and
the County Tuberculosis associa-
ton, it was announced here yester-
day by health authorities.
1t is intended that the campaign
present the facts of tuberculosis
to school children, teachers, par
ents. PTA groups, civic clubs, home
demonstration clubs and housing
projects, emphasizing tuberculin
tests and chest rays to promote
early diagnosis of the disease while
it is still durable.
"Since 1910, there have been ap-
proximately 108 deaths from tuber-
culosis in New Hanover county. At
present there are 70 known cases
in this county, most of GEhich are
under care. Health authorities esti-
mate that. according to the num-
Der Of deaths we have yearly,
there are even more cases undis-
covered than have been unveiled.
Since tuberculosis is spread in no
other way except from the sick to
the we'll, it is logical to assume that
it every case were diagnosed in
time, that if all contacts were prop
erly examined and cared for, tu-
berculosis would be a thing of the
past.
Instead national statistics show
that $1,000 Americans died from
tuberculosis last year, which can
be compared to the population of
an average American town. Com
pared with the death toll of war
these tubercular deaths are almost
twice the number of Americans
killed in the first two years Of
war. which was an estimated 3d.
900.
Tuberculosis has always in
creased during past wars. The di-
sease has increased alarmingly in
Europe and Asia, but, as yet, the
United States has not suffered the
expected rise. We must do more
than prevent rise in the tuber.
culosis rate; we must strive to low
err the existing rate. Such success
depends on us in New Hanover
county and the rest of the millions
of Americans.
Every week, at the health de-
partment, people are X-rayed to
learn the truth about their lungs.
Since there is no known way to
make people immune to tubercu-
losis, we must depend on early
diagnosis and knowledge of the di-
sease to control it," said the health
spokesman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
DRAFT OF WOMEN
FAVORED BY AAUW

Mrs. Blake D. Applewhite Of this
city, state chairman Of the edu-
cation committee OF the American
Association of University Women,
said Saturday that on the basis
of poll the AAUW has gone on
record in favor of drafting women
for the women's branches of the
military services, provided h e
need for such draft exists and is
demonstrated by the War and
Navy departments.
The AAUW poll back of the deci-
sion included not only the national
committees on Legislative Pro-
gram and on Status of Women,
but also the National Board of
Directors, state presidents and
chairmen of state legislative and
status of women committees. A
majority of these leaders favored
the draft for women if necessary
under a Selective Service law.
Lie dSSOCldIlOI1 IS IO1 w al o1IIS q
report on the subject to the Secre-
tary of War and the Secretary Of
the Navy and to the chairmen Of
the Senate and House military at
fairs committees.
In the questionable sent out by
AAUW it was pointed out that the
recruiting of women for the armed
forces had fallen below the need.
Gen. Marshall stated in July 1913
that the Army had overwhelming
demand for some 100000 women.
Yet by the end Of 1943 the Wo-
mems Army Corps, through volun,
teer recruiting, had been built up
to only about 10000
In sending out the questionable,
AAUW Headquarters n c t..
ed that, while no vote was being
asked on the proposed national
service act. for both men and wo-
men, the returns might have re-
Elected influence upon the bill for
universal national service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
HANS JACOB WILL
SPEAK HERE SOON

The Community Forum will pre-
sent Hans Jacob, radio common
tator, diplomat. and news analyst
at $3.50 pm. Monday, April 10, in
the New Hanover High school audi
forum.
Mr.. Jacob, a prominent figure
in the "war of nerves" against
the Nazis, will speak on the SUBJ
iect, Can Propaganda Help Win
The Warp
The worlds foremost expert on
psychological warfare, Mr.. Jacob
has given 10000 anti-Nazi broad
casts, speaking six times weekly
10 Germany and the world on
short-Wave.
Tickets, selling at seventy-five
cents, may be secured at the door
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
Area VINO Office Will
Be Opened Here Soon

An area War Manpower Com
nilsson office will be opened Wed
nesday or Thursday in offices 4o7
and 4o8 in the Southern building,
Area Director Henry I. Shepherd
said yesterday.
In connection with any area &C
tivities of the War Manpower Com
mission Mr.. Shepherd may be con-
tacted there.
Mr.. Shepherd explained the new
VINO office Twill be purely ad-
ministrative and in no respect Will
be useful to workers interested in
securing inter-area releases. ANY
activity handled by the U. S. EN-
pjoyment Service office, IL Grace
street, will continue in its charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
NC. Built Ship Sunk By Enemy;
Another Survives U-B0at Attack

Steamship company, Inc, New
York, for the VISA, was enroute
TO Russia when attacked and
struck by two torpedoes which
ended her career. Five crewmen
were killed and five were never
found, but the remainder of her
company were rescued and land
ed at a Russian port.
She was delivered by the North
Carolina yard Dec. Is, 1912, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
PAVING CONTRACT
AWARDED BY CITY

The City of Wilmington yester-
day awarded to F. D. Cline COM
pany, Raleigh, the contract for fur
n;shing asphalt materials for the
paving of 18th street.
The city ordered 2,700 tons of
base mix materials, and 1000 tons
CT topping. The sand and asphalt
base will cost $3.75 per ton; the
topping, $40.
1t is expected that the materials
will be delivered within three days
and that actual work will begin
on the project early this week.
The council reappointed R. Stew
art a commissioner on the Hous-
ing Authority of the City of Will
mington. Mr.. Stewards term of Of
flee expired April 1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02

WASHINGTON, April L. Up -
The War Shipping Administration
has disclosed that the SIS Penelope
Barker, Liberty ship built by the
North Carolina Shipbuilong COM
pany yard at Wilmington, N. c.,
had been lost at sea from enemy
action.
The Penelope Barker, operated
by the North Atlantic and Gulf
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02
COTTON STUDY PROGRAM

CUTTUN STUDY PROURAN
MEMPHIS, April /. -(P)-Plans
to give nearly 100000 students
in Is states an opportunity to STU
dy the cotton industry, from field
to loom,'' we're announced today by
the cotton trade journal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02

the night OF the lecture. me doors
will open at 7:45 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-02

Add washable beauty to your walls,
ceilings with Master-Mixed One-Coat
Flat paint. One coat does work of
two saves time and cost of sec
ond coat. No glare! Beautiful, soft
pastel colors are kind to your eyes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
starr PIcMAN UMRL

Chicago, Ill. - Upravnik Pro
letarca pokojni Frank Saws mi
je decembra 1914 rekel, da ker
sem IL "westa" prisel sem
MANFRED nekaj tednov pref v to
mesto IL Montana - morda
imam dovolj korajze til S kole-
darji v soseScino cerkve sv. Ste
fana - ali kakor pravijo tel ma
selbini nekateri rojaki sedai =
v "staro Avstrijo''.
Vel sem zavoj Ameriskega
druzinskega koledarja, bill je
prvi letnik, ter odSel ma bozicni
dan k tamosnjim rojakom. Ne
katere sem obiskal cd 'hise do
hise", a prodal sem samo diva IL
voda. One dni je bill BOZ proti
vsemu, kar je disalo pc social
Emu in SNIP silno hud in veliko
vernih ljudi je bio sfanatizira-
nth radi tega.
Ker mi nj slo pc sreci v stano-
vanjih, SO mi pr neki druzini
svetovali, ola mai grem v "Marti-
nov salun". To je bio ma %. ce-
sti in Lincoln Ave. ODE ulici
imata sedaj drugacni imeni.
Ravnal sem Sc pc nasvetu. Ko
vstopim, vidim mnozico Judi.
Martin Nemani6 je bill popula-
rem gostilnicar in njegov salun
je bill samo pol bloka od cerkve.
"Tu bonn koledarje zlahka pro-
dal," sem 81 mislil. Lotil sem Sc
najprvo rojaka, XII Sc mi je zdel
simpaticen, toda poznalo Sc MI
je re, da Cd mase, ceprav je bilo
re pozno popoldne, nj bill Sc mic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

leziSc "a SO odstotkov.

leziSc "a so odstotkov.
Poleg tega izvaza Svedska les,
celulozo in papir. Celotna dome
njena izmenjava blaga pc izme-
njevalnem sporazumu cd dine
10. januarja 1914 ie vredna 900
milijonov mark in predstavlja
dobrsen doprinos k vojnemu ma
poru blokirane Nemcije.
Ker je sedaj zelo malo verjet-
no, da bi Nemcija napadla Sved-
sko, Sc Angliji in Ameriki zdi
prav, da izvrSita nekoliko priti-
ska nanjo. Svedi imajo dobro o.
premljeno in izvrstno izvezbano
armada, nekaj tisoc MOI in Mem
ci ne morejo imeti namena, da
bi postal Sc Svedi njihovi So
vrazniki.
Toda vzlic temu skuSajo mare
dit wits, da nameravajo zasesti
Svedsko. cato so nedavno po-
slali $4,000 zameljevidov sred-
ME Svedske nemskim cetam ma
Norvezko. Lahko bi Jill bill po-
slali ma Norvezko naravnost sko-
ri Dansko. Poslali pa SO Jill raise
skozi Svedsko, cato da SO sved-
ski carinarii lahko odkrili to
"nevarnost" "a svojo dezelo.
Ucinek je bill tax, kakrSnega
so pricakovali. Bio je natanko
takrat, ko je Cordell Hull pozval
%nevtralce, maj nehajo podpirati
nase sovraznike. Svedsko ljud-
stvo je cutilo, da bi prislo do in
vazije, &c bi njihova vlada ustre-
gla zavezniSkim zahtevam.
Bojazni SO postale Sc boil IL
razite, ko Sc je V Stockholm
pojavil Paul Schmidt, zastopnik
nemskega zunanjega ministr-
silva, XII je svaril ssvede pred
nemskim mascevanjem.
In seveda svedski strah je po-
stall Sc vecji, ko SO Sc spustili ma
Dansko nemSki in%fanteristi in
padalci. Toda najboljse informi-
rani Svedi pa tie slabo prikrite
groznje z invazijo ne jemljejo
resno. Ravno tako je ne jemlje-
10 resno zavezniki, XII vidijo v
njej samo korak proti bliznji
drugi 'front.'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
skodo. ker Sc grofterjev.
povsod toko ne omenio

Zupan mesta Cheyenne v
Wyomingu in trije drugi mestni
odborniki, SO bill obsojeni cd Sc
dem do deset let zaporne kazni,
ker SO prejemali podkupnine.
Bile SO sicer neznatne in daja-
la jim jih je neka lastnica svoje
kavarne "a protekcijo''.
Ako bi uradnike, XII prejemajo
podkupnine, sodili ostalih me-
stih tako strogo kakor so obso-
dill omenjene tri v glalvnem me-
stu drzave Wyoming, bi bile je-
&c hipoma premature in ustano-
viii bi bio treba zanje velike
koncentracijske kempe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

AllSleSka IN amerlSka Vlada
sta v minulih tednih zelo pritis-
nile ma vse tiste dezele, XII pod
oznacbo nevtralnosti trgujejo S
Hitlerjem IN ga zalagaio z Vol
MIN materijalom.
Ena Timed Nth je Svedska.
Ko je Hitler porazil Franciio in
potem osvojil velik del Soviet
ske Rustic in dobil popolno kon-
trolo mad Balitiskim moriem, nj
svedski kazalo drugega kot po-
siljati vse kar ina Nemciji pod
znamko nevtralnosti, ali pa bi 10
Hitler okupiral, kakor je Dan
sko in Norvezko, ceprav sta bill
n~evtralni.
Svedska ina "a nemski xiv
ljenjski prostor veliko vaznost
vsled svoje zelezne rude, iekla,
lesa it'd. Use to je svedska vlada
posiljala Nemciii skozi yes cas-
vojne raise kot da Sc bi prepu-
stila i~nvaziji.
London in Washington sta Sc
koncno opogumila in povedala
Svedski, da Sc ji,Nemcije sedai
nj vec bait, torej maj 10 preneha
zalagati. V Stockholmu praviio,
da SO ma Nemcijo navezani "a
uvoz premoga in mnogih drugih
| potrebscin, torei ne moreio ugo-
dit zahtevam angleske in anne
riske Wade. Vines je Moskva, XII
je izposlovala to intervenciio.
journalist Donald Bell, upo-
slen pr casniski agenciji ONA,
je napisal 0 problemu Svedske,
meme nevtralnosti in Meme ma
terijalne pomoci Nemciii sledeci
clanek:
Nevtralna Svedska je natan-
ko V sredi dvostranske zivcne
vojne, take kakrsne je Sc nj bio
cd pocetka psiholoskega bojeva-
MIA v velikem obsegu Tx predno
so Sc zaceli prvi streli lett 1889.
Neposredni vzrok SO jeklena
krogljiena lezisca. Svedska Jill
izdeluje in prodaja v velikih
m%nozinah Nemciji, kar je Mem
Gem vojni napor nemalo OLAF
salo.
Velika Britannia in Zed. drza-
We, kakor tudi Russia, hocejo, da
Svedska preneha prodaiati krog-
ljicna lezisca Nemcem, Nemci
pa seveda hocejo, da Sc prodaia
nadaljuje.
zavezniki nocejo groziti sved-
ski S silo, pac pa to delajo Mem
CT, XII poskusajo z bojevitimi ge-
stami pripraviti Svede do naklo-
njenosti. Nemski gibi resnieno
menijo, da maj Svedska ali ma
QalJuJe kupceVatl z Nemc1jO, ali
pa 81 DO Nemcija vzela S silo ce-
sar ne more dobiti vec ma podla-
gi sporazuma.
Svedska resno zeli, da bi osta
la nevtralna. A dezela, XII ie v ia
XII geografski poziciji kakor je
Svedska, ne more biti popolno-
ma nevtralna.
Y prvih letih voine Sc je Sved-
ska morala vdati nemSkemu pri-
tisku. Dovolila- je cello prevoz
nemskih Get in municije ma Nor
vezko in Finsko. Poleg tega je
memo naravno in industriisko
bogastvo bio vkljuceno ' nem-
Ski vojni aparat. To je1bila cena,
XII 10 je morala Svedska placati
cato, da nj bila okupirana ka-
kor Danska in Norvezka.
Pc drugi strani pa je bilo zelo
prikladno "a Hitueria, da lie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

Il SOokAAA1~. aD6A ko(AA1 iSd, OF
kje je donna, in mi pove, da il
Prekmurja. Toda glede koledar,
ia sem slabo naletel. FAINT je Bill
glavo visji cd meme in navdusen
"a boj. Preklel je vse s~ocialiste
in vse kar pocno. "Poberi Sc, ali
pa te vrzem ven," mi je pretil.
V drugem kotu Sc je V TEN
momentu dogodil tepez. Pokoini
Andrew Ferkul je nekoga zbil
do krvi. Ne VEN. cemu sta Sc
sprla, menda vsled zensk. A ro-
jak il Prekmurja Sc nj brigal "a
tisti spetir in kar v naprej sill
vame. Rojak Sinkovec, XII je tu-
di re umrl, je s%alunarju Martini
eka jposepetal. Martin je jezno
gledal Ferkula in nato meme,
ces nikar ne nadleguj ljudi! Po-
zneje sva Sc seznanila in je bill
klubu st. l in Proletarcu veliko-
KRAFT ma uslugo.
Visoki rojak liz Prekmurja je
Sc godrnjal, da tn nj prostor pro-
dajati socialisticne knjige in ker
je postal presurov, je pristopil k
meni drug rojak, me potipal pc
rokah cd ramen navzdol, mi emo
precej zavil, in vprasal, "kaj pa
81 ii? Gorenjec?" Kar tako sem
mu pritrdil. Rojak liz Prekmuria
je utihnil. cali YES, KIDD je John
Pichman? In &c JAZZ ne zadostu-
jem, poklicem shovel"
Tako sem v miru prodal vse
koledarie in Sc zmanjkalo mi jih
je. Same cato, ker me je wei V
zascito John Picman, v veri, da
varuje "Gorenjca''. Cd tedai
sem Sc v "staro Avstrijo" stalno
vracal in Proletarca smo v Mi
zelo razSirili. Slabo pa je nam
spet zacelo til, ko SO faro pre-
well zupniku Antonu Sojarju
franciSkani.
Starr John Picman je trdil, da
nina mic proti socialistom, po-
tenn, ko je izvedel, KIDD sem, am
pax zameri pa socialistom cato,
ker SO proti zupniku Sojarju. So
jarja pa je incl rad radi tega.
ker je, kakor on, bill vedno pri-
pravljen prebiti vecer v veseli
druzbi. In vrh tega je bill pokoj-
nj Solar zares Gorenjec, ceprav
lie liz SiSke donna.
John Picman je umrl 4. maja,
star 70 let. V Ameriki je bill SIS
let. V Chicago 40, pref pa veci-
noma V zapadnih drzavah, kjer
ie delal V topilnicah in kovin-
skin rudnikih. Donna je bill il
Nakla mad Kranjem, ali kakor
pravi pesem il Naklna''.
Bill je clan samostojnega dru-
stva "Zarje" in pa "Zvona"
ABC.
Zapusca pet sinov. Trije =
Grill, Frank in Lovrenc - SO ma
rocniki Proletarca.
Vzgaial jih je "a pogum. "Ni-
kogar Sc bait" jih je ucil in tudi
vezbal v tenn smislu. cato pa so
Sc mnogi bali Nth in oce je bill
ponosen mamie.
10 je vsled starosti onemogel.
SO vzajemno skrbeli zanj. Vsi
imajo dobre sluzbe, kar ga je
zelo radostilo. Matt jim je-umrla
pred 25. lett.
Toliko Q mozu, XII mi je dial ne
vedoma pomoc V agitaciji med
rojaki V "stari Avstriji'", ko sem
prvic prisel mednje. e.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

tE
t, Gu, Titu in partizanom in "a We
lesrbstvo. Posebno ma piki ina
poleg Slovenca Adamica tiste
Srbe, XII delujejo z MIN. Vsled
tega Jill proglasa "a sovraznike
srbskega naroda. Morda je Gee
salj" lie v tenn humoristicen.
Pc dolgem casu Sc je pricelo
Stalina predstavljati "a prijate-
liza, ne pa "a sovraznika cerkve.
"a kakrsnega je slovel do pred
par lett. NadSkof anglikanske
cerkve archbishop of York; DIR.
Cyril F. Garbett je ma svoji pre-
dovoteljski turf v Zed. drzavah
izvajal, da je pravoslavna GER
kew v Sovjetski uniji sedaj po-
pomona svobodna, o cemer Sc
je letos sam osebno preprical, ko
je bill tam ma obisku. Tudi vec
drugih viSjih duhovnikov angli-
kanske cerkve, XII SO bili.tam, "a
trjujejo, da je zatiranja we're in
cerkve v Rusiji konec. Vsem
tenn Sc je nedavno pridruzil Sc
ameriSki katoliSki duhovnik
poljskega rodu Rev. Orleman-
ski, XII Poljakom zatrjuje, mai Sc
Stalina nikar ne boje, ker je on
"a Poljsko S "Stirimi svobodSci-
nami', torej tudi "a popolno svo-
bodo we're.
V dokaz, da je ~sovjetska vlada
glede cerkve svojo taktiko cisto
zaokrenila, dokazujejo, da je bill
protiverski casopis "Brezboz-
mix" ustavljen kmalu pc nemski
invaziji, S pojasniom, da je pre-
nehal vsled "pomanjkanja pa
pirja". Potem so zaceli odstra-
njevati z javnih prostorov profit
verske napise in slike in koncno
pa so zaprli Sc muzeje, V kate
rib SO bill zgodovinski dokazi,
kako v pravem ie bill Lenin, ko
je zatrjeval, da ie vera opij "a
omotenje mase". Toda sovjetska
vlada je morala v ocigled zavez-
nistva z Zed. drzavami in Angli-
10, kjer ma vero silno porajtajo,
nekaj ukreniti, in p~osledica je
"svoboda veroizpovedanja V So
vjetski uniji". To sicer nj nova
stvar, ker TAXA dolocba je tudi
V ustavi sovjetske zveze, XII je
bila sprejeta pred par lett.
Ma nekaj pa vsi oni, XII pripo-
vedujejo O svobodi cerkve v Ru-
sill jake pozabljajo. Stare pras
voslavne cerkve, XII je bila v Ru-
5iji dekla carizma in orodje po-
sedujocih, da SO z vero drzali
muzike v temi = tiste cerkve nj
vec. Kar je IL ME nastalo, je GER
kew, posvecena veri in ob'enem
sluzi sedaj sovjetski drzavi. Pc
padcu carizma pa je has stara
pravoslavna cerkev prot Mi
najuspeSnejse hujskala. Imela
ie tudi vzrok "a to, ker je bila OBJ
vse. Sedanja pravoslavna GER
kew V Sovjetski uniji nj vec bo-
gataska in nieni popi Sc sedaj la
hko ravnajo pc Kristovih nau-
kin, ne pa jih samo oznanjujejo
V slepilo, kakor so Jill pod car
Ijem.
TitOva vojna misija v Londo-
nu, XII il naceljuje major-general