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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21

FARM HANDS WANTED: The
War Food administration estimates
that 100000 extra workers viii be
needed during the harvest season.
Many Of these will have to come
from cities. A VIA official said
I'VE win need approximately IL
million workers on farms to meet
peak October requirements ia har-
vesting. That means about TOO 900
city workers must b recruited"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21

d1fferent, al
though his inside
r e C or d a t tn e
conventionshowed
surprisingly few
mistakes.
To give you the
closeup picture,
consider his des-
igna tion of a
woman as h / 8
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platform commit
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21

lrltory WltnOuL 1Or-
NAL recognition of
it as a legal govern
ment was the latest
diplomatic problem
up for settlement
in Washington, DC.
with De Gaulle's ar
rival in the nations
capital for discus
sions with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
/ De Gaulle winged
his way over from
IN orth Africa to
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
News "a
BEHIND,
THEt@||l|||H!$||IE|91
By PAUL MALLoN y
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
DEWEY CAMPAIGN
MAY SURPRISE COUNTRY

CHICAGO. - This coming Dewey
presidential campaign is likely to
surprise the country.
Not unlike the earlier Mr.. Roose-
welt he has novel ideas Though
not the same ideas). He does not
work in political grooves, is far
from party bound.
He scares the oldtime politicians
little, because his methods are
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
CHINA:
Bloody Fighting

Fighting with their backs to the
wall, Chinese troops stiffy resisted
strong Japanese efforts to seal off
the embattled country's whole east
ern seacoast and strengthen their
grip on the Asiatic mainland.
Chinese forces far to the south
west sought to join up with Allied
troops driving through Burma to
open up new supply route to China
from India. Only 26 miles Of noun
famous terrain stood between the
two armies.
The 18th American air force joined
in the savage battle in China, bomb
ing and strafng the enemy and drop
ping tons Of ammunition to the val
liant defenders.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
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calot with smart bag to match.
This daisy pattern is easy to men,
orize.
Pattern ITO contains directions for hat
and purse: stitches; List Of materials re.
quired.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. slightly more time
10 required in filling orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
ROBOTS:
InHict Casualties

With all Britain stirred by the
robot menace which continued to
exact it's toll of casualties and dam
age, Prime Minister Churchill told
the parliament that over 10000 peo-
pie had been killed or wounded by
the flying bombs and he could give
no guarantee about the future Of
this form of attack.
Although declaring that the Allies
would not be goaded into diverting
attention from the Normandy bat
tlefront by the robots, Churchill said
that considerable numbers of U. S.
and British planes have been ham,
mering the French coast from which
the flying bombs are believed to be
launched.
Powered by fuel and compressed
air and automatically piloted by gy-
roscopes, the robots have been buzz
ing over southern England at speeds
of 300 m.p.h. or more and attitudes
of about 5000 feet, to suddenly break
off into a 30-degree glide and crash
to earth with an explosive force Of
1000 pounds.
ENDS DUST
The dust that lays thick on Texas
flying fields is being conquered with
Grama grass at Biggs field, Texas,
where the army spent more than a
quarter million dollars in efforts to
keep it down.
Prairie hay is spread over the
field after it has been carefully lew
eled. Then a combination cultivator
and roller chops it up and rolls it
into the sand. Grama grass seed is
then sown, and when the hay rots
the grass grows, effectively holding
down the soil.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
1000, 900 Religious Russ

Russia now has more than
1000, 900 religious people who reg
ularly attend some 5000 Orthodox
churches, 1900 Roman Catholic
churches, 1900 Moslem mosques,
over 1,100 Protestant churches,
and 1000 Jewish synagogues.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
EUROPE:
Yanks Cain

Developing their offensive on the
western end Of the French battle
front, U. S. troops drove through
marshy land to envelop the COM
munications hubs of La Haye and
st. Lo against the bitter opposition
of an enemy taking every advan-
tage Of the soggy ground and hedge
rowed landscape.
On the eastern end Of the front,
British and Canadian troops battled
large concentrations Of German
forces on the approaches Of the de-
fensive pivot Of Caen, from which
Field Marshal Rommel was sending
out strong detachments in counter
attacks to impede the Allies thrust
inland toward the important Paris
region. t
As the Allies nudged forward in
Normandy, Berlin announced the re-
placement Of Anti Invasion Chief Won
Rundstedt by Field Marshal Won
Kluge, who led the Nazi sweep
through France in 1910, and was at
the helm during the drive on Mos
COW during the first year Of the Rus
sian war.
Other Fronts
Calling massed artillery into play
from dominating heights, the Ger
mans poured fire on Allied troop
movements in Italy to slow their
steady drive up the long peninsula
to the rich agricultural and industri-
al regions Of the north.
In Russia, German forces contin-
ued to give ground before strong
Red armies massed along a $50
mile front in the north to escape
enlightenment and destruction. Near
Wilno, the Reds milled on the thresh-
old of the Baltic states, while farther
to the south, their pressure forced
evacuation of Kowel, bending the
enemy line farther back toward
Warsaw.
Focal point of German resistance
in Italy was below the famed port
of Livorno (Leghorn), whose cap
ture promised to give the Allies an
other good Mediterranean harbor for
the easier transport Of troops and
supplies for the crucial fighting in
the north.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
BUGS:
Mans Allies

Acting in conjunction with the
U. S. department Of agriculture, the
nations farmers are turning preda-
tory bugs upon destructive insects
to assure crop growth.
In Illinois alone, more than 10000
wasps and flies were released to
combat corn borers threatening the
states rich grain fields. No sure-fire
remedy in themselves, however, the
work of the predatory insects can
only complement clean farming
and deep blowing, agronomists say.
When turned loose, the predatory
insects crawl through the corn
borer's tunnel in the stalks, with the
wasps penetrating its body to lay
eggs in it, and the flies depositing
eggs on the outside. AS the eggs
feast on the borer even in the pupa
stage, they eventually destroy it,
while emerging themselves.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
TRAGEDIES:
Circus Fire

Overhead the famed Wallandas
prepared for their celebrated tight
wire act on bicycles as 5000 happy
spectators awaited the performance
under the big canvas tent Of the
Ringing Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey circus In Hartford, Conn.
Near sidewal of the tent, q
small flame was noticed. Suddenly,
1t fiared and leaped upward, with
great patches Of burning canvas
falling when fire had scared them
off. The cry Of "Firel Fire! Fire!"
spread through the panic-stricken
spectators, and their frantic shouts
mingled with the din of roaring ami
mails in the corral outside.
AS the great sheets Of burning cam
vas fell on top Of the milling crowd
below, adults and children struggled
to make their way to safety, but
scores were trapped, with some rum
ming into the steel ramps through
which animals were led into the
arena.
AS rescue workers dug into the de-
bris, they extricated the bodies of
1875 victims, mostly children, and
more seriously injured.
Miners Trapped
As scores Of relatives Of "a miners
trapped in the Powhatan pit near
Bellaire, Ohio, waited hopefully at
the mine entrance, officials grimly
announced that the shaft would have
to be sealed off to prevent the flow Of
oxygen feeding the raging flames
underground.
In one last desperate effort to free
the men entombed in dead-end
tunnel when rock fall broke a
high-voltage trolley wire along the
main passageway and sizzling
sparks ignited coal, skilled crews
prepared to drill down $50 feet to
open a shaft for lowering food and
water.
In previous effort to free
the entombed men, rescue workers
were cutting a new 500-foot tunnel
through coal and rock to bypass the
flames and reach the victims, when
new fires halted their work.
Train Wreck
Climaxing the string Of major
tragedies was the derailment of a
Louisville and Nashville train in
Clear Fork River gorge near Jellico,
Tenn, with early reports listing Is
dead and many injured.
Casualties on the troop-carrying
train resulted when the locomotive
and two coaches left the track and
plunged so feet into the gorge, and
two other cars overturned on the
edge Of the decline and caught fire.
Although hindered by darkness,
rescue workers used acetylene
torches to probe the wreckage and
remove victims, while mountaineers
hoisted the stricken up from the
gorge with block and tackle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
DIPLOMACY:
French Problem

u. S. support Of the De Gaulle ad-
ADMINISTRATION of liberated French ter
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21

Although military officials have
concealed details, full and rear
view Of the new twin-fuselage "Black
Widow fighter plane with central
cockpit, was released. Said to be
the largest and most powerful pur-
suit plane built, the "Black Widow"
is especially equipped for night fight
ing. Blank spots indicate censor's
deletiOns.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

liti Waldo svobodno, brez yuma
MEGA pritiska. Drugi, XII ne We
rujejo v tako svobodscino, da
sluzijo tujim interesom. Taxi
politiki in poveljniki Sc ne "a
vedajo, da je ljudstvo gladno in
da zahteva svobodo in svoj
vsakdanji kruh v svobodi uzi-
vati.
4
A bojevniki "a ljudske pra-
vice Sc tega zavedajo. Eden mai
boil znanih je jugoslovanski Ii
to. On tudi We, kako Anglezi de-
lujejo "a demokraeijo, in kako
Sc lahko tudi relif zlorablja "a
namene reakcije. cato Tito sam
zahteva kontrolo mad delitvijo
civil, ne pa, da hi ameriske po-
siljatve razdeljevali Anglezi.
Svet je danes razocaran mad
Churchillom. Pred okrog enim
letom sem prerokoval nekaj ta-
kega in V tel koloni pisal ma ma
SLOW neke osebe, katere nisem
imenoval, da nj varno poudar-
jati venomer demokracijo in tr-
dit, da je zavezniSkim draw
nixon lie ona nekak cilj. Bill
sem v pravem, ne pa tisti, XII je
venomer urgiral, ella maj zaupa-
mo Ameriki in Angliji. Da, to-
da kateri Ameriki in kateri An
gliji? Tisti, XII pomaga reakciji
in usiljuje ljudstvom kronane
vladarje in razne ubezne Wade,
gotovo ne. Well, kaj hocemo.
Taxa je svetovna demokracija
oh zatonu /. 1914.
Z
Clanom druzabnega kluba re-
linn obilo vesele druzbe, in tie
DO obilno ma klubovi zabavi 81.
decembra v Centru. Kot cuiem,
DO visa pijaca in jedaca, razen
pive, importirana. Sc cello mu-
zikant Drugo pa DO postarem,
dobra, domaea postrezba in
upam, da DO tudi velika ude-
lezba. 3k
Proletareevim citateljem ze-
linn "a Novo leto veG veselih dni
in pa uresnicenje nash ciljev
V tel vojni.-John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
AL ina v Rusiii sIobo ime

Sovjetski tisk zelo obsoja
AFL, ker je ma svoji zadnji kon-
venciji spet sklenila, da ne ma
"a ma nobeno konferenco, ma ka-
teri so zastopane tudi ~sovjetske
delavske unije. Sovjetsko case
pisje smatra, ola je to zelo slabo
"a negovanje prijateljstva in So
delovanja med USSR in USA,
in pa da bi lahko AFL svoio
nacelnost pokazala v svoji hisi.
Namrec, da bi zacela s "cist-
ko''. Imela hi z MO veliko posla,
predno bi pomedla ven vse graf
tarje in raketirje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
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Re ma enemu prvih sestankov v Quebecu sta Churchill in
Roosevelt obljubila Sc posebno jugoslovanskemu in ~grskenu kra-
lju, da bosta dobila njune trone nazai.
Narodom srom sveta pa sta z nekega drugega sestanka OBJ
ljubila atlantski carter.
In potem "Stiri svobodscine".
Ena izmed teh obljub, OBJ kateri Churchill naitrdnejSe vztra-
ia, je ona, XII 10 je dial grskemu kralju. Ampak je stirimi svo-
bodscinami popolnoma skregana. #G~
Posledica tie politike je civilna vojna v Grciji, XII pa " resnici
nj civilna ali drzavljanska vojna, ampak ponnoc ~angleskega oro-
zja grSki reakciji in grskemu ubeznemu kralju prot tstemu gr
Skemu ljudstvu, XII bi RADIO bio ma svoji zernlji v svoji dezeli svoj
gospodar.
Q, Churchill vztraja tudi pri svoji start torijski poitiki, XII jo
uvejavlja cimbolj Sc Hiterjevi Nemciji bliza konec.
Oblube torijskih diplomatov so dvojne: enc, XII so dane ljud-
stvu, kadar so toriji v stiski. In druge, XII jh ne dajejo ma glas,
ampak takole pc ovnkih, kakor so Jill n. pr. spanskemu dktator-
ju Francu, pref tudi Mussolniju, pa Hitlerju in tudi tistim v
Azji, S katerimi smo sedaj v vojni. Min so pomagai torijski d-
plomati vseh demokraticnih dezel, vi bankirji in kapitalisti in
kovali z mimi kartele, trgovske zveze in 81 delli trge vzajemno
in profile. scr
Priviegijem ne dajejo obljub. Obljube SO lie "a maso. Obju-
be SO zastonj. Koncesje in dajatve pa 50 nekaj, kar Sc lanko
prime, kar Sc lahko sprawl v Yep aa.a.
To We sedaj nasa V Itaiji, to igro razume sedaj krvavo dobro
v Grcij; razume jo belgUski proetariat in ko DO yojne konec in
Sc pricne brezposelnost znova, DO nekaj teh resnc doumelo tudi
ameriSko delavstvo.
Nesreea "a maso je, da Sc pocasi uci in ola je snno kratkega
spomina. Komaj je minila silna kriza, re 10 je pozabila. In re pc
nekaj letih pc prejSnji vojni je pozabila, da so il drzavniki obetali
trajen mir, drustvo narodov, socialno zaScito, mednarodni delav-
ski urad "a resevanje druzabnih problemov, razoroztev, sano-
odlocevanje narodov, odpravo tajne diplomacije, in pa tako poll
tiko V mednarodnih odnosajih, v katerih ne DO nobena drzava
rozljala z orozjem.
In sedaj, kaj imamo? Mar ne hi mogla sal ameriska vlada
imeti nekaj bolt dolocnega programa? Kaj pravzaprav je mas pro-
gram = MANFRED program arneriske Wade?
Ko vse sorte obljubljamo, je vprasanje, kaj mislrno DAFT,
ako sploh kaj?
Il vseh dosedanjih obljub je razvidno to, kar v tenn lstu
zmerom poudarjano: pc svetu Sc tepo dive smeri: posedujoei in
pa tisti, XII delajo zanje. Upajmo, in delujmo, da zmagajo slednji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
Profitorstvo v voinuh neizbezno.

Vprejsnji svetovni vojni je pablo tisoce nash vojakov, a OBJ
enem sno dobii tisoce "novih" miijonarjev, prejsnji bogatasi pa
SO postal mulImilijonarji.
V sedanji vojni SO nam obljubili, da Sc to ne DO ponovilo.
Resnica je, da so dobicki veekorporacij, XII so delezne velike
vecine vojnih narocil, cello vecji kakor takrat, in da Sc multimili-
jonarjem bogastva vecajo kakor pekom testo.
Davki so zares visoki, arnpak profit SO veliko boljse zasci-
teni, kakor pa dohodki tistih, XII delajo. Cello pc odbtkih vseh
davkov SO dobieki jeklarskih korporacij narasli v primeri z do
bicki leta 1913 mad $40 odstotkov.
Sino so Sc vsled vojnih narocil dvignili profit olinega tr1-
sta, muncijske industrije in sploh vseh druzb, XII trguiejo noe in
dan ma racun vojne. HSe
Vzlc vladimir obliubam, da ma racun voire ne DO nihce bo-
gatel, Sc dogaja nasprotno. V TAXI ekonomski uredbi, kot lie nasa,
sploh drugace biti ne more. Cemu pa mai Gree enterprise" sploh
eksistira, ako ne zaradi profita? Drugega snnisla sploh nina ne.
Ampak ali dnevno casopisje 0 tenn kaj krici? To je, o profit
tin? In ali Sc magazini, XII izhajajo v miijone izvodh, kaj zgra-
zajo prot tenn dajatvarn onifn, XII ne delajo, ne seejo, Sc ne bore,
a vendarle zanjejo?
Ne, pac pa krice lie o stavkah in o silnem zasluxku delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
yosKo OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

vezniSke Wade v bodocnosti ma
sklepanje miru. Upajmo, da bo-
do kos svoji nalogi.
Kongres je tudi koncal svoje
delo. Edini uspeh zadnjih volt
tev je, da Sc par reakcionarjev
vanj vec ne povrne.
NaSe deIo
Kljub vojnim razmeram lie
bio ma drustvenem polju pre-
cej aktivnosti. Ne bonn tn ma
steval razne priredbe, piknike
in delo pr SANSu, ampak V ce-
lott je bio povoljno. SIEVE, tiste-
ga ognja, kot ga je bio pred le-
ii, ko smo bill Sc boil mladi
nj vec, ali gibljemo Sc Sc vse-
emo.
Ena delavska instituciia, "Ju-
goslovansko hranilno in poso-
jilno druStvo", je tudi v zadniih
par letih napravilo velik korak
naprej. To institucijo sem v tel
koloni re pred Teton omenil.
Med delniearji je veliko nash
sodrugov in druStev; med mimi
je mas Delavski center ter klub
St. / JSZ. Tajnik je s. Donald ].
Lotrich. Pred lett, to je bio "a
casa depresije, je bila nevarnost
likvidacije. Pc tezkem trudu
in delu je JHPD ne samo pre-
precilo likvidacijo, ampak po-
novno pridobilo zaupanje del
nicarjev Ter porinilo svoto pre-
mozenja cd 100000 - ma ST.
100000. To je "a malo delavsko
~institucijo velik napredek =
vreden, da Sc ga zabelezi. In tn
Sc je Sc posebno treba zahvaliti
naSemu Lotrichu, kateri ina
kot tajnik druStva pr tenn mai
vecje zasluge.
Proti koncu leta bi Sc Sc rad
zahvalil vsem sodrugom in pri-
jateljem sirom te dezele, kateri
so tako velikoduSno darovali v
mas fond "tristorerih' ter "a ru-
ske sirote. In vsem tistim, ka-
teri so Sc me cash spomnili S
kakSnim pismom in jim JAZZ nj
sem odgovoril; ker sem re po
naturi velik lenuh, maj mi opro-
ste; Sc bonn pa v BODICE skuSal
poboljsati. Ma tenn mestu zelim
narocnikom in prijateliem Pro-
letarca srecno novo Ieto, konec
klanja, povrnitev nash sinov
in pa svobodno Jugoslavijo! i,
Zivel narod! Smrt faSizmu!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
KLUB ST. l18 VABI
MA SEQ

Strabane, Pa. - Clane kluba
st. 118 JSZ obvescam, da bono
imeli klubovo sejo prvo nedeljo
v %januarju in sicer OBJ 2. pop, v
dvorani drustva Postojnska ia
ma st. 1873 SNIP.
Slisali boste letno poroeilo
k%lubovega tajnika in ma dnev-
nem redu bodo volitve odbora.
Cd Prosvetne matice sem pre-
jel vec izvodov knjige "Hlapec
Jernej in njegova pravica'', Xxi
iih je izdala "a pridruzena dru-
stva. To je emo najvecjih lite
rarnih del pokojnega Ivana
Cankarja. Vsi, XII boste to knji-
go dobili, je boste gotovo z uzit-
kom precitali in 10 potem Cd
dali drugim, da store isto.
Mas soc. klub nj kricav, am
pax IL porocil tajnika DO raz-
vidno, da SO clani kluba in klub
sam skupina, XII v naselbini ne
zaostaja "a nobeno drugo. Po-
maya v vseh koristnih akcijah,
XII Sc pojavijo med Mani.
Torej sodrugi, ma svidenje v
nedeljo Z. jan. oh 2. pop.
Sodruzni pozdrav!
John Tercelj, tajnik.
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Sc sedaj obracajo K angleskirn in amerskim zastopnikom cs,
ako nam ne boste ponagali, DO postala Franciia "komunisticna"
in potem boste vi ma vrsti.
To med posedujocini vlece. Pa pomagamo reakciii, es. da
Sc S tenn borfrno "a red in mir" terra s~vobodscine, XII ih ogroza
boljseviska svojat.
Ko London in Washington Moskyi nanicl1ieta n ia prekl1-
cuska g1banJa, Sc tam izgovarjajo,f da nimajo mic craven - da
komlnterne nj vec in pa da Sc j Russia v notranje zadeve drugih
dezel mic ne umeSava.
Ioda maj Sc umesava ali ne, ljudstva v vseh Sc upirajo proti
izkoriSeanju in maj jim Sc tako ocitajo "komunistcna" nagnienia,
povsod zahtevajo svojegpravice.
Ia vojna torej nj vojna lie "a tako demokraciio, kakrSno 81
tolnaeijo toriji, anpak je voina "a socialno zascito.
Sedanja vojna je nastala vsled imperialisticnih ambicii ia
sizrna in fasizen DO padel v Mi. A pasti mora tudi sistem, XII je
provzrocielj fasizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
INekoi drobizo

Chicago, Ill. = Bio; mi je zal,
ker sem prejsnji dopis napisal
re pred predstavo dramskega
odseka kluba st. l. Napisal sem
ga 9. dec, predstava pa Sc je vr-
sila dan pozneje, cato v pref
snjem dopisu nisem mogel mic
pisati 0 Mi. Vprizorjena je bila
drama "Norec" v treh dejanjih
v dvorani SNIP.
Nj prijetno V sneznem vihar-
ju hoditi osem blokov, posebno
Sc takim, XII jim srcni aparat vec
pravilno ne funkcionira. In pa
&c tie v taxi s%premembi vreme-
ma nadleguje Sc revmatizem.
potem je toliko blokov hoda res
tezavna pot. A vzlic temu, prav
mic mi nj zal, da sem Sc udelezil
tie predstave. Dejanjem sem pa
zno sledil in razumel pomen te
drame. Bio je prvic v vseh ten
letih, ko Sc udelezujem predstav
dramskega odseka, da so mi te-
kle solze pc licih. Pa ne samo
meni, ker JAZZ nisem bill edini.
Igrali SO izborno in zeli obiIo
priznanja. Upam, da nam DO
dana Sc prilika uzivati sloven-
sko dramo, predno Sc poslovi-
mo S tega "demokraticnega''
sveta.
Teden pred to predstavo SO
igrali tudi v angleskem par1a-
mentu, toda poysem drugacne-
ga "norca' kot ma odru SNIP.
Glavno vlogo ina premier
Churchill, XII je tudi trdil, da
Sc zavezniki bore "a pravico in
demokracijo, a sedaj, ko SO An
glezi v Grciji, pa jo potiskajo
V novo diktaturo. Med vlogo DIR.
Kozine v drami "Norec" in med
EChurchillovo vlogo v Grciji je
veliko sorodnosti. Prvi potiska
svojega sina med stir stene, da
mu vzame prostost, Churchill
pa potiska pod peto nasilne Via
de eel grski narod. In grske par
tizane, XII SO Sc borili proti Mus
s~oliniju in Hitlerju, pa oznaeu-
je "a "ibdajalce" in "a "sovraz-
nike. "a demokracijo SO tve-
gall kri in zivljenja, sedaj pa Sc
je skopalo mamie anglesko voja-
stvo. V parlamentu jih je ime-
noval "bandite" in gangsterje.
Oh enem Jim je ocital, da ia rev.
ma, ignorantna masa nina poi
ma O demokraciji. Ne zaveda
Sc, da ako hoce demokraticnc
Waldo, 81 10 mora tudi demokra-
ticno izvoiiti. 0 ii pr . farize-
ji!Mar nj v angleskem parla-
mentu nikogar, XII hi premiere
vprasal, &c je pozabil, kako je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

imperialistiena monarhisticna
angleska vlada dominirala gr-
Ski narod re zadnjih sto let?
Maj bi ga bill kdo vprasal, kate
fega leta 81 je grsko ljudstvo IL
volilo ma svoboden, demokrati-
cen nacin kralja "a svojega Via
darja? In KIDD je izvolil sedanjo
grsko Waldo? Mar grsko ljud-
stvo? Ne, ne, ma to v~prasanje
Churchill ne hi dial zazeljenega
odgovora, ker bill hi skandal "a
najvecjega evropskega demo-
krata javno priznati, da SO bile
Sc vse grSke Wade v zadnjih sto
letih diktirane IL Londona.
x
Obzalujem, da sem skoro pri-
moran neprenehoma kritizirati.
Citam kakih sest do osem ur ma
dan in clovek 81 ne more kaj,
da &c veliko eta, vcasi tudi kaj
napise. Uredniki tujejezicnih
easopisov so "a svoje wire odvi-
sni cd velikih casopisov in re-
vii. Cimvec citajo, boljSi so.
Well, danes citam porocilo He-
len Kirkpatrick o polozaju ma
nemski 'front.'. Neka vplivna
oseba, XII Sc je ravnokar vrnila
IL zapadne fronte, trdi, da "a
vezniska vojaska vlada ponav-
liza v nemskih krajih iste napa-
Ike kot Jill je delala v Italiji. IL
izkuSenj Sc MISC Sc mic naucili.
Use gre Sc zmerom pc starem
kopitu. Svoje prijatelje odriva-
mo S sovraznikom pa kolabori-
ramo. Kaj koristi, ako zavezni-
Ska vojska kaznuje kakega ma
vadnega ameriSkega vojaka, ker
je obceval z Nemci, a vposluje-
mo nemske SIS gardiste IL kon-
centracijskih kemp "a svoje po-
licijske agente.
*
Upam, da pride kdaj cas-, ko
kritikov ne DO vec treba, ako Sc
DO svet izpopolhil. Sal kritizira-
ii in Sc zamerjati nj nobena "a
bava. Uverjen sem, da soglasa
S tenn tudi omenjena journalist
ka. Ona kritizira v Evropi, JAZZ
pa tukaj. Ali ne DO prijetno ma
svetu, ko ne DO vec kritikov in
ne Janezov ter Helen?
fg *
Demokracijo dandanes tako
razlicno tolmacijo, da re vec ne
razumes, kaj pravzaprav pome-
nj. Uporniki v okupiranih ev-
ropskih dezelah trdijo, da Sc re
leta bore "a demokracijo, a
Churchill pa je drugega mne-
MIA, kar je pokazal ma GrSkem
Ampak mogoce so tile partizani
in drugi lie v pravem. Oni ne "a
htevajo stirih svobodscin, am
pax "a enkrat samo emo, in ia
je, da Sc jim da p~riloznost ivo-