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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08
SAM BRUCE

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in North Carolina, the record
book tells me, he brought fame
and glory to A. and T.
From there to Tuskegee where
he took up a course, becoming
pilot in Uncle Sans Air Force.
Completing this course and the
fundamentals in it, he graduated
there as a flying lieutenant.
Joining the 99th Squadron.
fighting Air Corps, destroying his
country's enemies on far distant
shore, leading his eagles from his
lofty cockpit, he brought fame
and glory to this all-Negro out
fit.
He was at his best with back
to the wall, causing many an
Axis plane to fall. And, as in
football when he led the pack,
his foes gave ground to his dar-
ing attack.
Always giving his best when
he was in it, was this Seattle
boy, hell-diYing lieutenant. In
the dangerous spots he always
took his place, a tribute to his
country and also to his race.
And in the thickest of the
fight, amid shot, shell and ma
chine-gun rattle, you'd find this
gallant colored lad, fighting to
turn the tide of battle.
On his 57th trip, as he flew
into position, fate ordained this
to be his last mission. But, 1t.
Sam Bruce, you have not lost the
race, a thousand colored eagles
will rise in your place.
Peace be with you, and in the
halls of fame, like all of our
heroes, they'll carve your name.
by wife, friends, coaches,
instructors and all; may we do
as well when it's our turn to fall.
To your beloved mother-hang
not your head in the sun, but
give thanks to God that you
raised such one. So ends the
story of gallant colored youth.
better known to America as Lit.
Samuel Bruce.
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POLITICAL COMMENT
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when his own defeat is eminent.
Instead of discussing the prob
lens of housing, transportation,
public health, police protection
and recreational facilities, things
of vital importance to the people
of Seattle, and definitely neces-
sary to winning the war, the
Mayor chooses to devote his time
to accusing Scavotto of being a
bed-fellow of communists and
accusing the Washington Com
monwealth Federation of seeking
special favors and privileges from
him. The truth is, and Mayor
Deyin knows it, that Mr.. Scavotto
is every inch the loyal American
that he is himself, and that the
w. C. F. have never sought any
special favors or privileges from
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

The next Cosmopolitan
Club Dance will be on
Monday, April 1Oth-The
Easter Parade.
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JUST To REMIND YOU

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news from England. where there
is a national service act, reveals
more more strikes in 1943 than
in any other year in this century.
There were altogether 1,775
strikes, causing a nfan-day loss
of 100000. With three times
as many workers, the U. S. A.
only had twice as many strikes.
The advocates of a national serv-
ice act here argue that it is nee
essary in order to stop strikes
Why hasn't it stopped them over
there?
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

TUNE IN KJR Feb. II,
10 p. m. Town Hall
will discuss "Shall We
Face a Negro Problem"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

Good will begets good will. Try
it out in your shop or community,
in school or at home. Drop your
defensive air. Be willing to make
the first move. 1t works. I've
proved it.
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Randolph and Webster
Make Midwest Tour
New York City.

New York City.
Mr.. A. Philip Randolph, In
ternational President of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, and Milton P. Webster,
First International Vice-President
and member of the Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment
Practice, will make a short trip
through the Midwest covering
Omaha, Nebraska, Kansas City,
Missouri and Detroit, Mich,
where they will hold public meet
ings on the subject of the Negro
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08
Do Dogs GrOwI at You?
BY RUTH TAYLOR

ENcI HObtCtu HOW much nicer
your dog is than the dog next
door? Your neighbours dog is a
mean critter, and you hurry past
the lawn where he is chained He
growls at you, so you don't like
him. But, one of the reasons he
groWls at you is because he
senses your dislike. Your step
sounds as though you were
afraid, and there is a little of
the bully in the best of us-even
the best of dogs.
On the other hand, your own
dog is a mighty fine, intelligent
animal-beeause he runs to greet
you and makes a fuss over you,
flattering your ego. He knows
you like him, and a dog is al
ways ready to answer friendliness
with friendship.
So it is with people you meet.
Take my own case. | used to
dread speaking in public.
wasn't just timid. / was plain
scared of my audience. In that
last glance over what l planned
to say, l always found innumer-
able things l was sure would be
criticized. But I've finally found
cure for stage fright. At the
last moment / remind myself that
they wouldn't have asked me to
speak of they hadn't wanted to
hear me! / have never been
really afraid since-though l do
find myself starting out by talk
ing to anyone in the audience
who smiles at me. Fortunately
there is always at least one
friendly soul among each crowd)
Most of the time how people
feel about you is predetermined
by how you feel about them. Like
your dog, they will greet friend
ship with friendship-but, also
like your neighbours dog. they
will snarl if they think you are
afraid, or fight back If you are
militant.
What is true of individuals is
also true of groups. There is one
labor leader 1 know who is
usually called in when the going
gets rough and who generally
finds a solution to the most diff
ficult problem. l heard one hide
bound reactionary say of him
once: "If there were more men
like so-and-so, there wouldn't be
any labor trouble!" And yet, he
is a hundred per cent pro-union
fighter.
How does he doit? First, he
believes in himself. He respects |
his own integrity. He believes in
the cause for which he is fight
ing. But, he also respects his |
integrity, and his
right to his own opinion. He
knows he, himself, is reasonable,
and ne assumes that the man to
whom he talks is as reasonable.
that they wouldn't be talking if
they weren't loking for a way
out that would be fair to both.
The result is that the contracts
he makes, last, with satisfaction
10 both sides, and he makes
friends for Labor wherever he
goes.
What one man does, can be
lone by other men for themselves
md for the groups of which they
ire a part - but the place to
,egin is inside ourselves, in our
,wn thoughts. We cannot legis-
ate friendship, bue we can Guilt
rate it by our own attitudes.
begets friendliness.
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and the postwar world, it was
announced at the International
Headquarters of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters in New
York City.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
LETNA SEA- POMOZNE
IN SANSOVE KRAJEVNE


Chicago, Ill. - Glavna letna
seja postojanke Slovenske SEX
CHE Jugoslovanskega pomozne-
ga odbora st. 8 in OBJ enem po-
stojanke SANSa st. so Sc DO vr-
sila v pondeljek 81. januarja V
Tomazinovi dvorani ma 1902 w.
Cermak Rd. Prieetek OBJ pol os-
min zvecer. Ma dnevnem redu
DO volitev odbora "a tekoce le-
to, razmotrivanje 0 morebitni
prireditvi to pomlad in pa druge
vazne zadeve. Vsi start in novo-
izvoljeni zastopniki so proSeni.
da Sc tie seize gotovo udeleze.
Anton Krapenc, predsednik;
John Gottlieb, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
ODBOR DRUZAB
MEGA KLUBA S. c.

Chicago, Ill. - Ma letni sell
Druzabnega kluba Slovenski
center, XII Sc je Vrsila %. jan,
sta 0 poslovanju minulem letu
porocala predsednik F. S. Tau
char in tajnik John Rak.
Klub ina 254 clanov S plaza
no clanarino, onih, XII SO z MO
~zaostali, pa je 1876, skupaj 420.
To pomlad DO osem let, Cd kar
je bill Druzabbni klub ustanov-
lien, in k tel obletnici DO incl v
soboto %. aprila zabavo v Ma
sonic templu,
LAM je incl druzabni klub
diva tajnika: Arlyja Bozienika,
XII je bill v jeseni pozvan V anna
do, in potem Franka Sodnika, XII
ga je stric Sam pc Novem letu
vel v vojno mornarico. Nasledil
ga je zacasno John Rak, XII je bill
ma tel sell soglasno izvoljen "a.
stalnega tajnika,
Ostali odborniki SO, Frank S..
|Tauchar, predsednik; Frank Lo-
trich, podpredsednik; Joseph
Turpin, zapisnikar. Nadzorni
odbor:: Louis Reven, Anton Tro-
jar in F. Zaitz. Namestnika,
John Martinjak in Angela Zaitz.
Seize Sc je udelezilo okrog 40
clanov in clanic, veliko vec pa
Jill je bio prislo ma zabavo, XII
Sc je vrsila pc sell.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
.DRUSTVO MOxHAM
VABI MA VESELICO

Johnstown, Pa. = Slovensko
bratsko podporno SANDSTONE
drustvo Moxham priredi svojo
obicajno veselico v sohoto 20. ja-
nuarja ma Moxhamu.
VrSila Sc DO v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Moxhamu.
Igrala DO Joe Koracinova godba.
Vstopnina ma pies je SOC.
Odbor DO skrbel, da DO udele-
zencem ma razpolago obilo jest
vim in place.
Pridite ma to domaco plesno
zabavo V cimvecjem stevilul
X
Vsled bolezni tajnika je pre-
wei njegove posle podpisani.
Frank Zupan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

rom ,dezele objavljena kratka
notica, da je izstopil IL progre-
sivne stranke, ker nj bila spo-
sobna zdruziti vseh liberalnih e.
lementov niti v Wisconsin,, dasi
je imela sijajno priloznost. ce-
mu Sc ne oglasijo nasi bivsi do
pisniki v MilWaukeeju in citate-
lem Proletarca povedo, kako
kaj sedaj %politicno vretje v tel
nekoc socialisticni trdnjavi, in
cemu je Hoan dial slovo progre-
sivcem, in kako Sc socialist pri-
pravljajo ma zupansko kampa-
MO? Sc veliko drugega zanimi-
vega Sc dogaja V njihovem me-
stu, o cemer hi bio vredno po-
%rocati. Kaj je z Vidmarjem,
Puncarjem, Kristino Podjavor-
skovo, Mrs. Musicevo in drugi-
mi, XII so vcasi veckrat porocali,
sedaj pa Sc lie tn pa tam KIDD
oglasi S kako notice. Ali ie de-
Tense work vse toliko vpregel,
da res ne utegnejo, ali pa so Sc
! zgolj navelicali pisati?
Monsignor Josef Tiso, Xxi je pc
Hitlerjevi milosti dictator Slo-
vaske, oziroma MEN kvizling, je
svoj titel monsignorja "dal v po-
koj". Tako je porocal vatikanski
radio Is. januarja. Brzkone je
Tiso to cast dial ma police ma pri-
fisk Vatikana. Nekega dine DO
vojne konec in S Tisom>se DO po-
stopalo kot z vojnim zlocincem.
&c bi ostal monsignor, Sc bi mo-
raj Vatikan zavzemati "a njego-
vo varnost, tako mu tega ne DO
vec treba.
SIovaski klerikalizem, kakor
POLISH, slovenski in italijanski,
Sc boji Ia svojo bodocnost. Ma
vajen je bill vladati v vseh teh
dezelah. &c pride socialni pre-
vrat, DO morala cerkev zavzeti
mesto, kakrsno il pripada, nam
rec sluziti veri, ne pa zlorabljati
vero in cerkev "a. pridobivanje
politicne oblasti.
Cerkev maj sluzi ljudstvu in
njegovim koristim, pa Sc il ne
DO treba bait nikakrsnega "ko-
munizma".
Kongresnika Diesa skuSa ma
slediti glavni odbor Srpskog Ma
rodnog Saveza, XII je S posebno
resolucijo obsodil "neameriskih
aktivnosti' Louisa Adamica, OBJ
enem oznanJa, da Savez izstopa
IL vseslovanskega kongresa, ker
|je sedaj "dezertiral IL namenov,
katerim BIZ incl sluziti in Sc
spremenil V orodje gotovih ko-
munisticnih vplivov." Odbor o.
menjenega Saveza, XII je vecino-
ma v Pittsburghu, kjer je bill
vseslovanski kongres zasnovan,
bi moral vedeti, da je bill takrat
prav tako pod gotovimi komu-
nistienimi vplivi'', kakor sedaj.
Razlika je lie, da je bill OBJ usta-
novitvi vzhicen "a Mihajloviea,
sedaJ pa Sc ogreva "a Tita. Tudi
Poljaki Sc puntajo, ceS, da je
kongres S svojo prijaznostjo So
vjetski politiki pristranski. Slo-
vane bi bio tezko pobotati cello
vsak njihov narod med seboj,
kaj sele S slovanske narode
skupaj!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
~

KIDD zmaguje ma vzhodni from
ii: rdeca armada ali material, S
katerim jo zalagajo Zed. drza-
We? To v~praSanje bi bio smeSno,
&c bi ga toliko ne uporabljali z
ocitanjem ameriskih posiljatev
tisti, XII zaslepljeno, ali pa il
golega sovraStva delajo wits, da
Russia zmaguje edino pc zaslugi
ameriSkih materijalnih dajatev.
Chicago Tribune je imela dine
8. jan. ma prvi strani kartun v
barvah: ma samotnem otoku ma
juznem Pacifiku stoji ameriSki
poveljnik, zapuScen cd svoje la
sine dezele. Ma obrezju stoji kol
in ma MENU obliki zastave visi
poveljnikova srajca, XII maj bi BIZ
la ladjam signal, da je tn nekdo,
XII caka pomoci. In res gre neke-
ga dine tam mimo celia vista la
dij. z nobene ga ne opazijo. Ma
Min je napis, XII pove, da vozijo
potrebScine rdeci armada v Ru-
sijo. Smisel kartuna je: Name
sto, ola bi ameriSka vlada poma-
gala McArthurju, zalaga Rusijo.
Omenjeni dnevnik je pred le-
tom izhajal v million izvodih.
Sedaj je vsled varcevanja S pa
pirjem naklado znizal ma 900,-
900 izvodov. Predstavite 81, kohl
ko skode della tax razSirjen caso-
pis S sejanjem svojega strupa
prot ameriski vladi in njenemu
podpiranju sovjetske armada
med vso tisto maso, XII ga eta.
Ker bere ma tisoce ljudi samo ia
Ike liste, jim nj Sc toliko zane
RITZ, ce kipe sovraStva do Rustic,
Anglije in pa do svoje Wade, ces,
ola zanemarja svojo armada in
mornarico V prid drugih.
Grajo zasluzijo boil tisti, XII
pravijo, da polozaj razumejo, pa
tudi prihajajo z "neprijaznim"
namigavanjem, da SO image
rdece armada zasluga ameriskih
poSiljatev. Cemu ne recejo, da
zmagujemo vzajemno? Russia je
dala pc zatrdilu onih, XII kaj We
do O njenih zrtvah, re okrog 10
milijonov MOI in ma stotisoce
ljudi V okupiranih krajih, XII so
dali zivljenja "a zmago. Mi smo
dali Rusiji "a stir milijarde po-
trebScin in ma vseh bojiScih smo
izgubili okrog 140, 900 MOI. u
pravitelj lend-leasne postave
pravi, da SO Sc nam tie dajatve -
ceprav segajo V milijarde dollar
jew, sijajno izplacale. Zmagova-
ME rdece armada ma vzhodni
'front.' prihranja ameriski arma-
di neSteto zivljenj. Nj cudno, da
je rusko casopisje ma zaveznike
tako ~pritiskalo, maj pricno z dru-
go fronto. Breme prelivanja kr-
vi in necloveSkih muk ma boil
Seth je Sc vedno vecinoma ma So
vjetskih ramah. In &c bi bila Ru-
sija res V treh mesecih poraze-
ma, kot je domneval da DO cello
mas sloviti general Marshall =
koliksne sele bi bile potem nase
zrtve! Tisti material, XII ga Sc
daj dajemo Rusiji bi uporabljala
naSa armada. In nobene gotovo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
Drazenjc Rustic

Rush, SO najbolj neprijetne
tiste vesti, XII pripovedujejo, da
ko DO Nemcija do kraja uvidela,
da DO vojno lie izgubila, DO dr.
zala sovjetsko armada z vso svo-
10 preostalo silo izven svojih
mel, ameriSki in angieski arma-
di pa z navideznim odporom do
pustila zasesti yes tretji rajh.
Tako bi Russia vzlic ogrom-
MIN zrtvam, XII Jill je utrpela v
vojni z Nemci, bila oropana
image, "a katero je dala miliio-
ne zivljenj. In OBJ svoji meji bi
potem imela spocito amerisko in
anglesko armada.
V Rusiji MANFRED MISC pozabili,
kako SO il mnogi ameriSki kon-
gresniki in casopisi in cello en-
clan angleske Wade javno re
leli, da izkrvavita v vojni "Sta-
lin in Hitler. Nit ne, kako so
nekateri ameriski oficirji pravi-
Ii, da ko opravimo z Nemci in
Japonci, Sc bono z Rusi spopri-
jeli.
Pc objavi omenjene notice v
Pravdi, in vsled "arogantnosti
sovjetske Wade napram Poll
ski, in zaradi njenega zanika-
MIA atlantskega carterja je ne
davno Hearstov Daily Mirror SUI
gestiral vojno Zed. draw in An
glije - prot Rusiji. zal, da v
tenn priporocilu nj osamljen.
USSR ma svojih nogah
Diplomaticna ofenziva Mo-
skye, XII jo je pricela pc teheran-
ski konferenci z napadom ma
Willkieja, dale z izjavami mo-
skovskega casopisja 0 bodoci u
redbi Poljske in njenih mel, da-
lie izjava, da je vpraSanje bal
tiskih dezel bio zanjo reseno le-
ia 1889, SO znamenja, da hoce
Moskva V diplomaciji samostoj-
no nastopati kjerkoli smatra, da
bi njeni interest = ako Sc hi u
dala pritiskom Washingtona in
Londona, priSli V nevarnost.
Nedvomno so o tenn ma sestan-
kin V Moskvi, Kairu in Tehera-
nu precej %govorili. Sovjetski "a
Stopniki SO lahko Hullu in Eide
nu, Rooseveltu in Churchillu re-
XII, da tudi oni delajo v prvi vr-
sti V korist svojih dezel.
In komentator Upton Close
je pc radijskem omrezju sirom
tie dezele dine %. jan. dejal, da
je bill Churchill prvi, XII je "raz-
veljavil'' atlatnski carter z liza
vo, da nj postal premier kraljeve
Wade cato, da hi kumoval likvi-
daciji b~ritanskega imperija, pae
pa mu DO ohranil vse, kar ina.
Pref ko ne mu DO pc tel vojni Sc
kaj dodal, posebno ma racun
italijanskih kolonij.
V imperialisticnem, kapitali-
sticnem svetu ne more biti dru-
GAGE kot je. A &c SO Sc narodi v
tel vojni kaj naucili, bodo OBJ
lube zaveznikov izvedli pc zma-
81 vendarle boljse, kakor pa so
jih pc zmagi zaveznikov v pref
snji vojni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
AvstroIske izgube

Cd prieetka vojne pa do kon-
ca minulega decembra znasajo
avstralske izgube $500 MOI,
vstevsi ubite, ranjene, pogresa-
ne in vjete.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

Sti ne bi bio, dali bi mogla Hit
lerjevo 'evropsko trdnjavo" pri-
siliti v brezpogojno kapitulaci-
10. In namesto ruskih bi stele
nase izgube milijone MOI. In an
gleSke. Steer pa vojne nj Sc ko-
nee.
Rev. Vital VoduSek S svojo re-
solucijo, XII je bila sprejeta ma
Sansovi konferenci SirSega cd
bora dine 8. januarja v Chica-
gu nj uspel tako kakor je zelel.
Konservativne katoliske opozi-
CHE v Clevelandu nj potolazil in
pomiril. AmeriSka domovina mu
lie takoj izjavila, da oni S "komu-
nisti'' ne gredo skupaj. Njegovo
resolucijo je oznacila "a kup
E"praznih fraz'. Oh enem graja
tiste katolicane, XII SO Sc v "ko-
munisticnem'' taboru. Dne 16.
januarja pa SO imeli v Clevelan-
du konferenco zupniki in drugi
predstavniki tamkajsnjih slo-
venskih zupnij, da Sc domenijo,
kako ustaviti "komunisticno'
nevarnost med Slovenci in 10
razgaliti, OBJ enem pa ustanoviti
svojo politicno akcijo. Torej
smo lie priSli v "dvotirnost''! V
tenn listu nismo nobenkrat YER
jeli v moznost sloge z ljudmi, XII
ne verujejo vanjo razen edino
pod svojimi pogoji in svojim
vodstvom. Vendar pa has zaradi
svojih sebicnih, samoljubnih ma
zorov ne bodo nicesar dosegli.
Niti ne bodo mogli veliko sko-
dit re dosezeni skupnosti.
Edino pater Ambrozic Sc la
hko raduje, da je s svojim omre-
zevanjem in S s%irjenjem "zaup-
nth" pisem IL Slovenije lie dose
gel sal navidezen prelom. Nekaj
ljudi je zacasno premotil, vseh
nj mogel niti zacasno.
Podrzavljenja industrije, rud-
nikov in zeleznic v naSi dezeli
Sc vrSe brez revolucij in civilne
vojne. Same stavke je treba, ali
pa pretiti z MO, in YES zelezniski
kistem = najveeji ma svetu, pre-
vzame z odlokom predsednika
drzava, v tenn s~lucaju armada,
v enem dnevu. Enako pref pre-
mogovnike in tn pa tam posame-
zne tovarne. 10 nevarnost stav-
Ike mine, ali kak drug vzrok ra-
di katerega je drzava prevzela
obrat, pa ga vrne nazaj lastni-
kom, in vse ostane kakor poprej.
A kadar pa DO drzava res pricela
S podrzavljenjem ali S socializa-
clio produkcijskih in obratnih
%sredstev, pa ne DO slo tako emo
stavno.
Cetrto vojno posojilo DO z US
pehom zakljuceno - to je goto-
vo. cudno je lie, cemu treba to-
like reklame zanj? Vsake sorte
nacinov Sc posluzujejo v Mi. Us
|peh moralni uspeh takega po-
SOFIA bi bill nedvomno Sc vecji,
&c bi lahko rekli, da je kvota do
sezena brez komercialnega in
drugega pritiska. Ljudje bi emo
stavno vlozili svoje %prihranke V
bonde, v zavesti, da posodijo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
OBcNI ZBOR SDC
DO 70. JANUARJA

V soboto 20. jan. OBJ 8. zvecer
DO obcni zbor Slovenskega de-
lavskega centra. VrSil Sc DO v
njegovih prostorih ma 2301 So.
Lawndale Ave. Vec o MENU ie
drugje V tel stevilki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
|VLOGA RUSIJE V DIPLOMACIJI
In V VOJNI V EVROPI
(Nadaljevanje s 1. strani.)

ka, oh enem pa objavilo daljse
porocilo il londonskega casopisa
Sunday Times, XII je v depesi
IL Ankare pripovedoval 0 mese-
tarenju Nemcije "a mir z Angli-
jo in Zed. drzavami pod "a An
CLIO zelo ugodnimi pogoji, ako
Sc Nemciji pusti "napol proste
roke ma vzhodu'.
Toda Anglije to nj pomirilo.
Ko pa je vlada v Moskvi minuli
teden izjavila, da nj vedela 0 do
ticni notici v Pravdi nicesar, do
kler nj bila objavljena, torej da
nj imela z MO nobenega oprav-
ka, SO v Londonu rekli, mai DO S
tenn ia neprijetni incident "a
kljucen.
Toda javnost ga lie noce po-
zabiti, posebno V Zed. drzavah
ne, kjer listi izolacionistov ter
"nacionalistov'', XII SO Sovjetski
uniji odkrito sovrazni tudi cd
kar smo v vojni, afero pridno
izrabljajo in na~peljujejo z MO
vodo ma Hitlerjev Min.
Moskva zahteva pociscenje z
"defitisti"
Ii napadi, XII Sc V protisovjet-
skem tisku V Angliji, Sc veliko
boil pa v nasi dezeli, kronicno
ponavljajo, so Moskvo vznemiri-
Ii toliko, da Jill je nazvala "a
produkt elemental, XII S svojo
taktiko ne lie Skoduje zavezni-
Skim vojnim naporom, nego S
sirjenjem defitizma med ljud-
stvom pomaga Hitlerju pod
krinko svobode tiska in govora
ter z drugimi slepilnimi gesli.
Med listi, XII ga je V tel obsodbi
Moskva imenoma omenila, je.
ma prvem mestu Chicago Tri-
bune.
Seveda 10 je sovrazni ameri-
Ski tisk takoj zafrknil, da Sc Mo-
skva umesava v notranje zadeve
zaveZnice, toda ne DO mic dose
gla, "ker tukajsnji tisk nj pod
njenim palcem, kakor je ruski."
"Veliko grmenja, malo dezja'
Znacilno je, kako lahko ena
sauna notica V odgovornem listu
vznemiri YES zavezniski svet in
povzroci radost v osiScu.
Vendar pa Sc zdi, da so well
tisto vest v Pravdi "a proved re-
sno, ceprav je z MO imela namen
zaveznike opozoriti ma suSljanja
o nemSki "mirovni'' ofenzivi, S
katero Sc trudi odvrniti Anglijo
in Zed. drzave cd Sovjetske uni
je.
Vesti Q nemskih prizadeva-
Nth "a dosego razkola med "a
vezniki prihajajo cd kar je bila
F~rancija porazena. Use SO bile
vec ali mani IL "dobro pouce-
nih" virov, Skuhane bodisi Va
tikanu, kjer Sc je do Mussolini-
jevega padca "a negotiated
peace z osiScem silno veliko
spletkarilQ, dale V Stockholmu,
kjer so OBJ pricetku lanske so
vjetske ofenzive vztrajno sirili
vesti o posredovalcih, XII gladiio
pot "a sklenitev separatnega mi
RI med Nemcijo in Rusijo; tudi
il Ankare SO prihajala in Sc pri-
hajajo slicna ''odkritia'', tako
spet minuli teden. Veliko Sc ie
0 takih skrivnostnih pogaianjih
porocalo V svet IL Madrida, Lis
bone in Berna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
UposIitev jetnikov
-. Az.

Ma kmetijah Angliji in V
kaAnolomih je uposlenih IL
osiscnih dezel 10000 jetnikov.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Politics Is Aid To Personality
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Now that politics is in the air, maybe you've a hankering to go active perhaps you'd like e carer in a field where women are earning their livelihoods.
 Urging you on because she thinks politics can use feminine charm and that it's an excellent field in which to develop personality-reasons aside from patriotism-iS Eve Garrette, author of "A Political Handbook for Women"
 You start, she says. in the ''pri. mary school' which is the political club in your assembly district. Quickest way to go on from there. according to Mrs. Oarrette, is to coax your friends in various woni- ems organizations to emulate your example.
 You start. she says. in the 'pri- mary school which is the political club in your assembly district. Quick est way to go on from there, acc cording to Mrs. Garrette. is to coax your friends in various women's organizations to emulate your exc ample.
 Knowing that you have a "fol- lowing" will prompt your club to name you for more attractive conn mittees: to boost you on your climb up the career ladder.