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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

REASONABLE price paid for 1940-42 n
ton cab and chassis, short-wheel base. any
make. WA. 3S9S after $40 pm. s.
/ u TON stake or van body truck; must be
sT, All n Smndaya nj noRe weetdays
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GARAGES WANTED.

AUTO REPAIR SHOP or place suitable for
repair shop! Write details to Box 222-L,
GARAGE in vicinity 18th and Col. I'd. NV.
for storage. NATIONAL SPORT SHOP.
2461 18th st. NV. CO. 96l1
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CURB SUMMARY

Furnished ~ the Asseeiatel Pres.
New York stocr Exchange sRsyins ths
hlsh. low and closing price Tor the weoh.
snd the net chanss fre0 The previeus
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BOND SUMMARY

Furnished ~ the Associates Press.
a selected liss 81 active Denas !. the
New Yefk Stoek EXCHANGE. shewins he
high. low and clssfns price for the week
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1941 Torpedo sedan; Ike new.
radio radio hss HIN v;ss r s,eswsl tres ceiling
stNrrAc 1888 bus. cDe:. t esi $ excellent n
tires. heater: low. mileage, idle several
months; good mechanical condition; z97
RoILs-RoYcE convertible sedan: spot
less, mileage $4,000, 1890 model very
PR&sA fshtSf 49, 49, s aSor good tire,
end h hsss s y Al eSn en- TO- SooS paint
BUICK 1886 6-wheel trunk sedan; r. anc
n Ses good tires !, and paint; Al cond. GIL
economical Sa1O. 592l No. 18TH st.
AA5a.e afcas xsD PUG for sale; 1888 Ply,
TAIL I..y With PUG; 40 Pontiac Factor.
Passed inspection; 81 600. Woodley 328I.
sCHLEGEL a GOLDEN
l94l Plymouth sp. d. /. conv. club coupe
l941 Ford Tudor super de, luxe;
1041 Plymouth special de luxe 4-door.
1871 Oldsmobile 20" hydromatic 4-door.
1871 De Soto custom brougham.
1 laao P PIra ataa d. @ ;.S sedan.
1888 Pontiac 4-door sedan.
1889 Buick 4-door.
scHLEGEL d GOLDEN. 357 Carroll ST,
Takoma Park. ID. C., Georgia 1902. Open
all day Sunday,
USED-CAR SALE.
AZ Dodge de luxe sedans t2), fluid drive
r. and h.
AZ Plymouth de luxe sedan. heater.
AZ Chevrolet Aerosedan, r. and h.
| AZ Odds club coupe, small g, hyd.
Al Buick special sedan.
40 Buick super sedan, r. and h.
40 Buick super club coupe, r. and h.
30 Buick special sedan, r. and h.
Al Chrysler Windsor sedan, vac. drive,
r. and h.
80 Chrysler Royal sedan, r. ana h.
Al Olds sedanette. hyd, r. and h.
~ Lincoln-Iephyr sedan, cd, r. and h..
40 Dodge sedan, r. and h.
40 Mercury sedan, r. and h.
30 Pontiac sedan, r. and h.
7-passengers.
40 Buick. 7-pass. sedan, r. and h.
40 ChTysler 7-pass. sedan, r. and h.
Corvertibles:
40 Mercury conv. sedan, r. and h.
40 Chrysler Windsor conv cpe.. r. and h.
~ Chevrolet conv. coupe, r. and h.
"A Mercury cony. coupe. r. and h.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO., WA ALL
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WE FINANCE individuals buying cars
from private parties or dealers. EQUI-
TABLE CREDIT CO... corner 18th and
Eye sts. NV. RE. 0120. Corner 10th
AUTOMOBILES LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use UNI
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
to obtain money NOLAN FINANCE Co.
llO2 New York ave. NV. tGreyhound Bus
IermlnaD. RE. 100. Open til 8 pm. 81 .
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MONEY WANrrp.
AUTO LOANS.

uNAMoRrIzED $4,000 first trust loan
on improved real estate worth more than
$30,000. Box 231-L. Star. los
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luxe radio clean inside and out mechani-
trade and terms. Open Sunday KENYON
MOTORS, Georgia ave. at Kenyon st.
PLYMOUTH 1941 special de luxe 4-door
sedan. BILL MOTOR SALES, 6431 Georgia
ave: Open Sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible coupe; radio
and, heater. ceiling price; excellent tires;
good condition throughout. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES, 4432 Conn. ave.
PaaxMoUTas s 19 n3Ss ls2ss Is2ss and
MOTORS. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. -
PLYMOUTH 80 convertible coupe; very
snappy. looking car; ceiling price. 1929
PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe 4-door sedan;
ne or and heass exfe MI cendaten ss
PONTIAC 1912 coupe sedan;sfully eauipped,
prorg neede 9ere tres
GeSrgia ave; At Kenyon St. RA, s5a8a;
PoNTfAe sfseT Phi R aSs Torpedo A.
door sedan; seat covers. radio, heater
MOTORS, INC. Chrysler- Plymouth deal
sFs IIse l5s , St nv ax 4soa
leT-Plymouth dealers, 1l50 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1921 4-door sedan; fully equip
condition; guaranteed trade and terms.
gia ave. at Kenyon ST. RA 9123
PONTIAC 1899 de luxe 2-door trunk se-
dan; radio and heater; guaranteed con-
dition; SAG cash or terms. SH. 4015.
DEALER.
PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan tTorpedo);
fully equipped. good tires. immaculate me-
terms. Open Sunday. KENYON MOTORS.
Georgia ave. at Kenyon st. RA.. 9T23.
PONTIAC 1898 "6'' 4-door sedan: excel
lent condition .throughout; guaranteed $50
under ceiling; bergain at 1886. 1000 Wis
consn ave, weekdays Q to g..
PONTIAC 4-door sedan, driven honestly
5000: almost new heavy duty whitewail
tires; wonderful transportation; car per-
feet: model 1880 heater. ETC.; $500. FIR.
PONTIAC 1888 "e. convertible coupe:
radio and heater. new top; excellent run
ming eond.sionj $3.50. R2YAL, I'm MOTOR
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Miss Anna Faye Futch
Will Marry Saturday
At st. Mary's Church

Miss, Anna Faye Futch, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. john
ston, will be married to Henry
Charles Michaelis, son of Mrs. H.
B. Michaelis, on Saturday morn
ing, December 2, at 10 o'clock at
LIST. Mary's Pro-Ca thedra1 church.
No invitations are being issued
but friends Of the couple are cor
daily invited to attend
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Johnson-George
Vows Announced

LOWELL, Nov. 25-Miss Margui
rette Elizabeth George and FREQ
Thomas Johnson, seaman frs
c:ass, USN, were married Saturday
evening, November II, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. c. George, in Lowell.
The Rev. w. C. Sledge, paste,
Of the First Baptist church, officia
ted at the double-ring ceremony
The VOWS were spoken in the living
room before an improvised altar
of ferns centered with white chry
santhemums and flanked with can
delabra holding white tapers.
The brides dress was an origina,
creation of aquamarine wool, with
matching hat and brown accesso.
ries. Her shoulder corsage was a
purple-throated white orchid, and
her only ornament was strand OF
pearls belonging to her mother.
Following the ceremony, buffet
supper was served. A handsome
Ff1AAtC 1lIiC1i SlOti1 VI 1ld1lu OlI1DIOl.
derry and filet covered the dining
room table, in the center of which
was three-tiered wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom. Whit e chrysanthe-
NUNS and crystal candelabra hold
ing white tapers also graced the
table.
Mrs. Johnson Is a graduate of
Woman's college, Greensboro. She
has taught at Newton and Raleigh,
and now holds the position of Pro-
gram and Social Secretary of the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton at Durham. Seaman Johnson,
OF Arapahoe, son of J. c. Johnson
and the late Mrs. Johnson, is sta
toned at the U. S. Naval Amphib-
ious training base at Solomons,
Md.
After a short wedding trip north,
Mrs. Johnson will return to Dur.
ham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
BY RUTH MILLETT

In attempting to explain the ap-
peal of Frank Sinatra for the bobby
sox generation OF American girls a
writer says: 'If I read the bobby
soxers Alright We have left them
with a hunger still unfulfilled; a
hunger for heroes, for ideal things
that do not appear, or at least not
in adequate Quantities, in civili-
cation that is SO busy making things
and selling things
If the bobby-soxers have a hun
ger for heroes-it needn't be I'M
fulfilled today. The country has
never produced as many real he
rces as during this war. And many
Of them are men so young they
are scarcely older than the bobby
sox brigade.
But the 16 = uear old girls who
swoon at Sinatra probably don't
even. know the names of more than
one or two of the young men who
nave been decorated for their brav-
cry and daring and devotion to
duty.
What is worse, they don't see
anything Of the hero in plain CT
Joe who is keeping them from
knowing any of the bitter realities
of war.
DREAM WORLD
They are living in a dream world
where their hero isn't a young man
having a part in the greatest event
Of their generation-but a civilian
singing into microphone. If they
wanted a real hero to look up to,
most of them could find one from
a home in their own neighbor-
hoods.
But while our school boys are
being forced into maturity at an
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walk" On Your Hips To Straighten
Them Out For Slim-Skirted Styles
lDusTY ANDERSON: Exercise
keeps her hips trim.
Rx ALICIA HART

If hips are too curry for Slim
skirted fashions, the best exercise
to straighten you out is one that
takes you walking while you sit.
Begin by sitting with knees bent
and both feet glued to the floor.
Now, in this position, walk for
ward, and as you move lower right
and left leg alternately.
Cheering you on is Dusty Ander-
son, whose exercise you're taking
and whose 1ean-as-a-whippet hips
are proof that it works.
"When you have Travelled the
length of the ROOM Dusty says
"walk' backward, and repeat the
exercise"
Her follow-up to this one is tc
do a series of jackknife bends, fol
which you stand erect-holding tt
chair, if you need to-and sink
your launches to rest upon your
heels, holding your back as straight
as a ramrod. Go up and down until
your muscles yell for mercy
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Bobby Sox BRIGADE Can Find
Real Heroes In Eevry Town

early age - our girls apparently
aren't even being given an appre.
citation of what is going on in the
world.
And so when their country is Of
fering them real heroes to admire
they build hero out Of a micro
phone, a grooming voice, and their
own gullibility.
There are plenty Of heroes today
and plenty of Ideal things" But
the bobby sox generation has not
ben taught to see or appreciate
them.
Copyright, 1914, NEA Service, Inc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Country Club
Plans Party
For Saturday

The Cape Fear Country club will
entertain on Saturday evening, De-
cember 2, at party similar to the
one which opened the fall social
season at the club a short time
back.
This party will be a buffet sup
per to which all members Of the
club with their out-of-toWn guests
are invited. However, reservations
will not be accepted after 8 pm.
Thursday, November 80, and no
cancellations will be accepted after
that date. Tickets may be obtain
ed by members from Mrs. Boehm
at the clubhouse or in the golf shop.
Supper will be served from 7:30
until $50 o'clock.
Reservations for this Thursdays
weekly bridge luncheon for the la
dies must be made before 6 pm.
Wednesday by calling Mrs. Boehm
at the clubhouse.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Barnes-Tripp Vows
Spoken At New Bern

NEW BERN, Nov. 25.-Miss Bet
tv Trip and Cpl. Robert Randolph
Barnes, USING, Of New River, were
married Saturday night, Novem-
Der 10. in the Riverside Methodist
church here by the pastor, the Rev.
W. A Tew, who used the double
ring ceremony
Miss Eleanor Lee Sutton, organ.
list. and Mrs. Rufus Harris, Jr.,
soprano soloist, rendered a pro-
gram of nuptial music.
Miss Essie Moye, maid-of-honor,
wore soldier blue wool. with match
ing hat ar gloves. Her arm bou-
auet was of pink roses. Sgt. Har-
vey Wilsford, UsMC, was b
man.
The lride wore light pink tat
feta, with pink and black Access
series. Her hat was an off-the-face
model of black felt. with shoulder
length veil She carried an arm
bouquet of American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Barnes, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Trip of Ahos-
kle, has resided here for some
time, and is now employed at the
navy supply department at Cherry
Point.
Corporal Barnes, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnes OF
Eureka. Ind, has been in the Ma
rine Corps for three years. Six
months aga he returned from two
years OF overseas duty in the Paci-
fic area.
John W. Jack) Meadows, RIM
SC USN.. is visiting his mother
Mrs. M. Meadows in the city, after
serving in the Pacific for the past
two wears
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Whitesell-Drudy
Vows Spoken Here

The wedding of Miss Mary Cath
crime Drudy and Cpl. Charles
Whitesell, U. S. Marine Corps,
took place on Saturday evening at
g o'clock at st. Mary's rectory.
Rev. Tevlin performed the cere-
rnony.
Mrs. Whitesell is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Drudy
of Richmond, Ind. Cpl. Whitesell
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitesell, ST., also of Richmond,
Ind, and is now stationed at Camp
Lejeune.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Miss AusleY Weds
G. Frederick Dew

A wedding characterized by sim
plicity was solemnized Thursday
afternoon, November %, at 2
o'clock in the Becton Memorial
room at Grace Methodist church,
when Miss Jerusha Frances Aus
ley, daughter of Mrs. F. B. Aus
! ley and the late Mr.. Ausley be-
came the bride of George Fred
erick Dew, son o. Mrs. Henry Dew
and the late Mr. Dew of Whining
ton. The Rev j. F. Herbert, pas
tor of the bride performed e
ceremony.
The room was beautifully dec
GRATED with white chrysanthemums
and candelabra holding cathedral
candles.
Mrs. Lila W. Head, organist,
played Liebestraum, by List while
the vows were being spoken. The
traditional wedding marches were
played.
The bride and bridegroom enter
ed together. The bride wore an
aqua Shetland wool suit with brown
accessories and a shoulder cor
sage of Johanna Hill roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the couple left for a short
wedding trip. On their return they
will make their home with h e
brides mother.
Mrs. Dew is employed in the
General Offices of the A. C. L. r.
r. Co. Mr.. Dew is connected with
the North Carolina Shipbuilding
COMPANY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Alice Mabel Cronin
WEEDS Pfc. F. T. Fergus

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Arthur Cronin
Ct Quincy, Mass, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Alice
Mabel, to Pfc. Frank T. Fergus,
U. S. Army, Fort Revere. Mass,
son Of Mrs. F. T. Fergus of Will
mington
The wedding took place at the
First Baptist church at Quincy on
Wednesday, November /, at 1850
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26

o'clock in the evening. Following
the wedding reception was given
at the home Of the bride, after
which the couple left for a short
stay in Boston, later visiting In Will
nington, home of the bridegroom.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Selma Grey Perry
And Cpl. Bowles
Wed At Parsonage

NEW BERN, Nov. 25.-Miss Sell
ma Grey Perry and Cpl. David
E. Bowles, USMC, of Cherry
Point, were married Thursday
night, November is, by the Rev.
Thomas w. Fryer, pastor, who per-
formed the double ring ceremony
here at the First Baptist church
parsonage.
Miss Jewel Wade, maid-of-honor.
wore pink wool with black access
series. Her corsage was of white
roses. J. K. Watson acted as best
man.
The bride was dressed in light
blue crepe, with black accessories.
Her corsage was Of gardenias.
Mrs. Bowles, daughter of R. G.
Perry and the late Mrs. Perry of
Charlotte, has been residing here
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Salter. She is employed
at Cherry Point.
Son Of B. E. Bowles, of New
Haven Conn.,, and Mrs. Vivian
Bowles, Of Charleston, WA, Cor
poral Eowles is now stationed with
the Marines at Cherry Point. The
couple will reside in New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
SHUTS SEES VICTORY

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Nov. 25.-(P)- Field Marshal Jan
Christian SHUTS, military stra.
tegist as well as a statesman, told
South Africans today that victory
is in sight, and 'the end cannot
be long DELAYED"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
BlNG0 Damn

will Ine sna american Legion s,,xi,..
Wood9on Wilson 0i has q B9 V35 At 4,
is invited. NN' Ihe publ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

tako je postala povsem legalna. Ma leganost pa ameriska in an
gleska vada velko porajtati.
Konstantin Fotic Sc je poslovl il sluzbe $ pismom drzav-
nemu tajniku Hullu, v katerem pa Sc vedno smatra, da nova vlada
nj pravilna, ne pravicna, Srbom pa naravnost krivicna. 5 Fotl-
Gem vred ie pustlo sluzbo v poslaniStvu nekaj drugih Srbov, XII so
Sc vsled svojega udinjanja Foticevi politiki onemogoGll in odsh
z vzkikanii Mihajlovicu. Toda lie z vzkliki, ne osebno. Pravjo,
da hi raise si v amerisko vojno suzbo.
V Chicago je odstopil jugoslovanski konzul, en- uradnik in
ena uradnica -.vsi trie Srbi = generalni konzul, Hrvat pc rodu,
pa je ostal.
Cd kar je ustanovljena Subasiceva vlada, je radio-postaja
Svobodna Jugoslavija, XII je oznanjala vesti 0 bojih jugoslovanske
osvobodilne vojske pod marsalom Titom, utihnila. Sal kar Sc
tujezemskega casopisja tice, posebno aneriskega in angleskega
To pomeni, da DO v bodoce razglasanje porocil 0 JugoslavDi Y pod
rocju SubasiceVe Wade, XII pa nj Sc urejena, ker SO vso jugoslovan-
sko propaganda sluzbo v Londonu, Kairu in V New Yorku ter
Washingtonu kontroirali pristasi prejsnjega rezima.
Foticeva poslovitev il poslaniske sluzbe je udarec ma vse, XII
so mu shuzli. Je sposoben propaganda in veliko denarja je incl
ma razpolago. To je presto.
Najbolj obcuti to spremembo "Srbobran" v Plttsburghu. A
bo Sc dale udrihal. Premeteni ljudje 81 znajo pomagati OBJ pravem
casu, da S financami ne pridejo v zadrege. Ampak bitko pa SO lie
izgubili. To cutijo in Sc zastran tega snno togote.
Nova vlada pa ina sedaj sUajno priloznost, ola dokaze vso
zmotnost in korumpiranost prejsnjega rezima s tenn, ola zares de-
mje "a to, "a kar Sc je oglasala. Zacela je dobro, a ovir pa ina
veliko pred sabo. Premagala jh DO, &c DO odlocno nadaljevala pc
poti takega sporazuma, kot ga je sklenila.
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/ y z II !

V zasedenih dezelah Sc bodo
u~postavile zacasne Wade, XII bo-
do v oblasti dotlej, da 81 posa-
mezni narodi sami in pc svoji
wolff ne izvolijo Wade v svojih
dezelah. Vsaj toliko jamci spo-
razum vseh treh evropskih We
lesil.
Odlocujoce velesile so Sc tudi
sporazumele glede vprasanja;
kaj je storiti S sovrazniki, ko
bodo premagani. Vrhovni pc
veljnik Eisenhower DO incl OBJ
last mad pokrajinami skoro vse
zapadne Europe; Anglia DO pa
poslala posebej izvezbano mo-
Stvo vojaSke Wade v Nemcijo.
da DO prevzelo ali zaseglo VISA
javna mesta in njeh podrocja,
hkrati pa DO vodilo tako zvano
cistko med naciji.
Ia je veto IL Washingtonskih
porocil. -
Ali bodo v tenn in "a ia posel
izbranem in izurjenem moStvu
zastopani poleg Anglezev tudi
drugi pc Nemcih udarjeni naro-
di = tega porocilo ne pove -.
Ali bio hi silno ma mestu, da bi
Sc v tenn pogledu nele tocneje,
ampak tocno izjavilo.
Posebno "a Slovane je to
vprasanje velike vaznosti. Sal
so bile vse slovanske dezele, tu-
di slovanski del Rustic, pc Mem
cih zasedene, medtem ko Angli-
ia nj bila zasedena in torej toza-
devnih straSnih skusenj Angle
Ii nimajo.
Tudi nj hitlerijanski nemSki
program vkljuceval ne "a An
gleze ne "a druge narode tega.
kar je vkljuceval posebej "a Slo-
vane, MANFRED: poleg poraza tudi
sistematicno zatiranje do popol-
mega iztrebljenja. Ia program
so izvajali; koliko SO ga izvedli
= bodo pokazala dejstva.
cato be. nacije in nacijsko O.
dusevljene hence treba soditi
ne zgolj kot krsilce mednarod-
mega prava, marvel kot krsilce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
"crni trg" z otroci

Izmozgavanje otrok pr delu
vseh vrst je sedaj v ogromnem
zamahu. Delodajalci Jill maize
majo in silijo v razne obrate ne
glede ma postave "a zaScito
otrok. Izgovarjajo Sc ma "vojne
napore', ees, da hocejo S'poma-
gait" z vsemi svojimi mocmi "
resnici ma stroske zdravja otrok)
k cimprejsnji zmagi Ito Sc pravi,
k cimprejsnji odebelitvi svojih
zepov). Tako to stvar tolmaci
dnevnik ST. Louis Post-Dis-
patch, XII ugotavlja, da je bio
pred vojno uposlenih mani kot
million otrok med IA. in II. le-
tom, a do konca tega leta DO to
stevilo n~araslo ma 5 milijonov.
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KATKA ZUPANcIc:

Tale stolpec, XII ga danes pr
vic vidite - morda i berete =
DO prinasal razlicno snow. Ured-
mix mi je MANFRED dial opposite
roke', cato ne jemljite ma pike
MEGA, ako bi kdaj zatipali kak-
Sen trn v moth vrstah.
Tudi nisem prisegla ne>na
kriz, ne ma brado Mohamedovo,
da bonn redno vsakteri teden ma
pisala toliko in toliko. cato Sc
ne cudite, &c DO tega stolpca yea
sih vec, vcasih mani in vcasih
mic = pravim: vcasih mic.
Da sem 81 izbrala "a naslov
"Iveri"-cetudi bodo i bruna-
so krive SAME. Drugace bi YAM
nemara nudila ernie " pie
vah'', ali kaj podobnega.
Dobro bi omeniti, kako Sc gle
dava S politiko. Dolgo in predol-
go sem bila takorekoc trdno u
verjena, da SO politicne vode
samo "a scuke. Scukarstvo pa nj
bio nikoli moja lastnost. Torei
mi politika nj mogla biti mi
kavna. faa
"Etika in politika!!! LIE kako
mores druziti to dvoje!?" Tako
Sc je zgrazal mad mojo tedanjo
lahkovernostjo nekdo, XII SO mu
seuke odgriznile prst, ko je sku-
Sal resiti neko ubogo ribico.
JAZZ nisem bila tista ribica. Ia
pripomba je potrebna, da ne DO
kdo sensational z menoj.
Veliko pozneje sele sem spo-
znala, da je v politicnih toxin
najti tudi take ribe, XII jim med
etiko in politiko nj treba postav-
ljati pike in XII jim scuke mic ne
morejo.
Skoda, da je Kristanov med
mani tax malo!
Priprave ma obracun
Voine sile so ma delu. Nacrt je
v glavnih obrisih re sestavljen.
Podrobnosti bodo sledile posto-
poma z razvojem vojnih dogod-
kov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

sploSnega cloveeanskega prava,
to je, kot prave in dobesedne
morilce.
&c pa bodo morali grobovi
molcati in &c pohabljenci in Sc
stradanci. posameznih narodov
ne bodo imeli svojega zastop-
silva med tozitelji, ne DO sodba
ne p%ravicna, ne izdatna. In ce
bodo ma zotozni klopi lie naciji,
ne pa nemSki narod, DO Nemciia
vkljub porazu - zmagala. Una
gala seveda ne ma cell crit, ven
dar pa deloma. Ko Sc bodo cd
ME rabbit in izmozgani narodi
komaj nekoliko opomogli, DO
ona re davno ma nogah. &c je v
tel vojni zrtvovala, ali DO zrtvo-
vala emo generacijo svojih mo-
Skin, je pa cato drugod usibila
in razredcila, ponekod tudi po-
koncala najmanj dive g~eneraciji
moSkih in - zensk. To YAM je
tisto zlo, XII postane zlasti "a
majhne narode lahko prav ne
varno in morda usodno. Zatega-
deli DO Nemciji navzlic izgub-
ljeni bitki veliko laglje racunati
ma "Lebensraum'' zdaj, kot kdai
pref - &c Sc il posreci zvrniti
vso krivdo in odgovornost ma
Hitlerja in njegove tolpe.
Hitlerstvo nj zrastlo cez noe
in ma goli skali, nj kar iznenada
planilo ma nemsko ljudstvo, am
pax Sc je pod vneto oskrbo jun
kerskih %vrtnarjev razvijalo v
nemskih domovih, solah in ura-
din. Uklasilo Sc je il nemskega
ljudstva.
Da so pognale nacijske kali IL
versajske pogodbe, to je prazno.
&c bi bill versajski sklepi "a
hence milejsi, bi Sc bila ia vol
ma, XII mic drugega, nego NADIA
l~jevanje one prve, zacela morda
nekaj let pref; &c bi bill pa skle-
pi trsi, pa tolikanj poznej. Kajti
Nemci so trdili in Sc zmerom
trdijo, da njihova armada v prvi
svetovni vojni nj bila prema-
CANA.
Dokaj hroma je tudi trditev.
da hi Sc bila Nemcija razvila v
miroljubno demokracijo, &c bi
bile lie estate drzave izdatneje
podprle nemsko republiko. Ko-
like smisla in wolfe so Nemci
imeli do svoje republike, SO po-
kazali ma volitvah, ko so il IL
brali "a predsednika go koga?
Samega Hindenburga! To je Ia
ko, kakor &c bi kdo, XII mu zelie
ne tekne, hotoma izrocil svoi
zelnik kozi v varstvo.
In ker SO bill pr odlocujoci
vecini zastopani poleg militari-
stow seveda tudi denarniki, je
manjsina ostala brez prave moci
in je hoceS ali nocesNzrla ma svo-
10 republiko nekako tako, kakor
bi gledal star menih ma lepo
skusnjavo.