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your voice, to feel the touch OF
your hands. your arms about me"
She was feeling that longing in
her heart when the sound Of q
piano drifted out to her on the
clear night air. Some artist on
shipboard was playing the Moon
light Sonata with all the skill
and emotional touch that Kay
had heard one day in Georgia
Hall.
She stood quite still, feeling
the sound beat against her con-
seriousness, against her heart. Her
hand moved to her throat as IL
to still a painful throbbing there.
"Kayl"
That voice was an echo in her
soul; it couldn't be real. She kept
looking at the stars. the wind
blowing her hair, lifting her
white coat about her.
"Kay. my darling!" The voice
was nearer now.
She turned slowly. "No," she
said aloud. protestingly. 1T isn't
it can't be you. Rex"
But it was. She saw him now.
standing there in the starlight
beside her, his arms drawing her
close and warm against him. For
long instant the world faded
away and left them standing
there alone,
"Rex. why are you here?" she
asked TREMENDOUSLY.
81 flew to California to obtain
my freedom" he explained. u
found Amelia had recovered and
secured a divorce some time ago.
sOh, my beloved!"
He held her. close again. "rm
taking what ! want from life,
Kay. and your dreams match
mine Again she felt the youth
and fire in voice.
always" she promised.
"We'll reach the heights. Kay.
Lookl" she raised her face to
follow his hand pointing to all
the stars in the heavens. "See
how near them we are? ! shall
give you stardust to match the
light in your eyes, to sprinkle on
your golden hair"
"Oh, my dariing!" she whis-
pered. Don't you see? I have
StarduSt already-in my heart"
The End
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Chapter 80

Chapter ID
TT was late summer Several
u months had passed since Kay
had left Lowell. the day Of DR..
Sims and Lucia's death. the
day she'd told Rex Warner good
bye. She had travelled listlessly
from place TO place with friends.
with relatives. !.
For Kay felt drained and sad
and bitter. as though nothing in-
terested her, or would ever be
worth the least effort again. Her
heart echoed the cry that she had
made o Rex the night OF Tom
my's death: "Why do always
lose the people I lover"
One letter from Babs, who was
Mrs. Jimmy Brent now, brought
q flicker Of interest Babs wrote:
7 knotc you are grieped. that
vour heart is broken. But your
home Is the place for IL to mend
There are many things tpaiting in
Lo,petl 20 tpelcome you back, ia
make you feel srarm and secure
once more.
Come back to your changed
home; that is, it's changed since
Lucia has gone. IL is, ] think, q
gesture OF apology or Francis
part. Maybe the only one you'tl
ever hare. The grounds haze
been replanted tDith trees. Monet
can do those things, and Francis
has !. spared no lerpense. The
house has been rebuilt inside jusl
as itWds, uifd GdNfhe otde furfiituft
brought. down from the attic.
EraaEis is cl6nged and chaSt
teAe& But he still proud ano
sureFof hirASelU And I'm glad
You wouldn't t0ant him different
what he thinks Of his marriage
no one is sure. but / am tponder-
ing II IN a fet1 gears he tDill be
able to look back and think OF
Lucia as tphdt she tpaS-a beauti-
full and. devastating t1ird that
stpept briefly through the history
of LotUell?
Say. tphat happened to yot,
aud DIR. Warner? I satD him one
day in Lotrell. He asked about
you and there tUds such deSper-
ate eagerneSs in his eyes that
almost cried. WIN don't you come
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Tuma0t tides
fNaVai ka eI
takmh Tee Lew Tide
as an. $50 am.
asa pm. 1918 pm.
TKHGpEnATunE BULLETIN
Tssupsfmlnre data Tor the "a
hsNlFs eadlna $50 >. N. as report
- ~ ne q. :. Weather Bureau.
fzI9haxt Lowest
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home and look after him? He
looks tired and thin and lonely.
zYNEIAAA INOAt0SONe

home and look after him? He
looks tired and thin and loaely....
TT was several days later when
i she opened an Atlanta paper
to find his picture looking out at
her. She stared at it for a long
time, and her heart became
leaden thing of pain. For the
newspaper photographers had
caught him standing near an air.
plane and the article bore the
headline: "Dr, Rex Warner Flies
to California"
California! Kay threw herself
on the bed and buried her face
in the pillows. That meant he was
going to Amelia. "Oh. darling"
She whispered. "she doesn't love
you, she hurt you so terribly.
Come back!"
Then she remembered some
thing about the expression on
his face in the picture. Looking
at it more closely, Kay's eyes
burned blue-black and the tears
dried on her cheeks. Rex looked
happier than she'd ever seen him
There was an expectant smile in
his eyes, look of interest and
anticipation on his face.
She sat on, staring into space
Rex was going to Amelia. He was
happy. That must mean that
Amelia was well-that she was
coming back with him =. =.
IT was on the first night out on
i a return trip. on the Great
Lakes, that Kay stood alone al
the ships rail, wondering what
she'd do with her life now. She
stared up at the black sky lighted
with a million stars; they were
almost close enough to touch.
Shee was reminded of Rex
Warmer of that day they'd had
together on the top of Pine
Mountain, of those spring violets
that had never bloSsomed for her
OF a thousand other memories
she had of Rex. What would he
think of this war? He, who helped
in the last one?
If only she didn't feel that
desperate loneliness when she
thought of his going to Califor-
MIA. to see Amelia. If she could
only forget to whisper: Darling
Pm so lonely for you. to hear
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1T. KNIGHT JOHNSON
VISITING IN KEY WEST

MIR. and Mrs. Vesey Johnson
had a pleasant surprise yesterday
as their son, 1t. knight johnson,
who has been in the Army Air
Corps since Pearl Harbor, flew
to. Key West from California with
10 other officers on a special mis-
sion.
Lieutenant Johnson has seen
service in the Pacific, and is now
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Frederic Clay Bartlett of Chi
cagO, famed artist, born there ~
years ago. -
DR.. Frank H. Lahey of Boston,
noted surgeon, born Haverhill,
Mass, IS years ago.
Arthur Pound of Albany, N. Y,
noted author and historian of in
dustry, born Pontiac, Mich. 81
years ago. ..
Malcolm Ross, author, chair
man of the Committee on Fair
Employment Practice in Wash
ington, born Newark, N. j. so
years ago -
DR.. Frank r. Ober of the Har-
ward Medical School, noted or
thepedic surgeon, born Mt. Des-
ert, Maine, "a years ago. ~
Bishop. James H. Straughn of
! ittsburgh. Methodist leader,
born Centerville, Md, 68 years
ago
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pEexipalatlan
Mmaaf@iL "a hours ending
~ fn lnclaes 600
I a fMlnlall ssnce May 1: 5000
A si,rs 6ee
iNaamx ssaea LAY 4. % "a"s
4 asflses OH
81 suinfall hiuse IN. 4:
Z iaaass = K&So
Eimlensy sifA@ JaaAksry IL
q. .l.Iss isssaldas S.'f .
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49, West and vicinity: Clear
~ pagily eiosdy this afternoon.
tpmsrhl End saturday: gentle 70
w.ssssaie ssuasheast 20 south
w1nals
Ftmtaa. cieaF 60 partly cloudy
an4 umenassnably warm today
n.mishl ard saturday; consider
MaT txai anoke N south and
mmafai psmti snS.
1nsknumsllle thFuagh Florida
6smlaa mnd Kast Gulf: Gentle 10
muNANFmAN wsads. variable today
HHA& tnmNht. bsxuming southeast
~ asaath Smtn2aay. clear to partly
maa18 wFNaaheE
1mansnmsatln 10 Apalael&cola:
- nmAail craft 90 storm warnings
hesN ieNn tseued
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wEATnEa REPORT
krF 49,. Pa. June 1. l945
NmFsafinn taken a. $50 q. m.
s1NTm Naf Tins. City Office.)
TsmpeEaiuFes
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Service This Evening
AT Local Synagogue

Services will be held tonight,
lightning al Q o'clock. at the
jewish synagogue, corner OF
aouthard and simonton streets.
la eommemoration Of the first
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BEATRICE MORENO
HERE ON VACATION

Miss Beatrice Moreno is back
home to enjoy another vacation
with her family and friends. She
arrived Monday from New York
where she had been taking a post
graduate, course in piano at the
Juilliard School of Music.
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anniversary of the death of A.

!annIVerSaTy OF TIC uedtff Oh
!. Einhorn.
/ The commcmOration address
will be delivered by Lieut.. Harold
Shapiro. with Rev. l.. Lehrcr d.
rcciing the activities in connec-
ton with the observance of the
event
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ese under Gen, stilwell against
laps,
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ls GpIsEfS5 Es.iiz-.1lD'
WHAT cAuSGS NJ

xSsollss ssassinins ne seiase~s = -
rovs sosses on skis iassssss'as ssssss'
Nil, be- .sa, ssfE. wkils shsv issa. y ~
,sesss writing 70 the Esssss's~sa $3.50 :. 80
"a; finn ave, NswYs,s. nv. csss. F.ss'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Aviation Course
Offered Girls

Ar opportunity for Michigan
girls 70 get INTO aviation VIII be
offered on January s when Miss
Ruth Anderson, assistant ~ t7e
SUPERINTENDENT Of SteWardeSS SerN-
ice for American Airlnes inter-
views applicants IN Detroit for 40
steWardeSs positions NOW open
with the line
ANY one interested IN this phase.
Of aviation. who can meet the
following qualifications, should
arrange 10 be- al the Detroit
Leland Hotel on Jan, S, between
g a. n. and p m.
Unmarried. between DIPS years
Of age. weight not more than l2o
pounds. height not 10 exceed .
feet 6 inches. Two years OF ac-
credited college. good personality
end appearance. Ability 10 pass
fight physical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
GIN Names
Truck Head
Bsbcoct Post Goes
TO Morgan Douglas

Appointment ~ Morgan D
Douglas as general manager a
the truck and coach DIVISION oi
General Motors was announced
SATURDAY by {. (. Wilson. On
president. he succeeds Irving IS.
Babcock. who resigned recently
The new appoin'ce has been gen
eral parts and accessories man
aeer Of the Chevrolet division since
1929 and general manager Of the
General Motors parts DIVISION since
1888. He also served AS director
Of parts distribution for General
Motors w5r products
Douglas was horn m Chicago IN
1891 and attended the University
OF Michigan He started with
Chevrolet 80 years ago as a retail
salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Cerlosdines Down

WASHINGTON. Jan. S 49, The
Association Of American Railroads
reports 5S4757 cars Of revenue
freight were loaded during the
week ended Dec 80. decrease OF
1852 from the preceding week
q decrease Of 5s.6s7 from the cor
responding week a year ago. and
q decrease Of SO 4l6 from two
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
So|vento| Ad
Counsel Named

Solventol Chemical Products,
Inc. have appointed the Camp
bell Ewald Co. 70 direct lis adj.
vertising and merchandising pro-
gram. effective Jan. !. l940.
Merchandising emphasis on the
household cleaner throughout l940
will cover the Midwest where dis
tribution has been attained IN
over 80 cities Newspapers and
other forms of local advertising
will complement speciality sales
work in The. current list of cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Budget Aid
Channel Cotton Textiles
TO Cheapes Garments

WASHINGTON. Jan. Cotton
textiles will be channeled into low
and medium priced garments,
especially children's wear under
a program WPB will put into
operation shortly
II will be carried out by allocat-
ing available yardage 10 manufac-
turers agreeing 20 make the
desired garments
Officials said the plan may be
extended 10 wool and raVon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
HeadIey.Reed Names
CowIinq Detroit Mgr.

The appointment of Charlton
n. Cowllng as manager of the
Detroit office Of the Headley-
Reed Co. national representatives
for 80 radio stations. effective
Jan. !, 1915, has been announced
by Marshall O. McGuineas. direc-
tor of Detroit operations for the
kelly-Smith Co. and the Headley-
Reed Co.
Cowling was formerly sales
representative for Automobile
Topics and more recently rep
resentative for several steamship
companies and freight forwarders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK. Jan Inns Total sales.
Stock Exchange-StockS, 742 900 shares
bonds. $ss24 600
Curb ExchanRe-StOckS, 22o.730 shares
bonds $4,000
Bic board sales throughout the day'
Open 10 100 2sT.33o shares
Il 90 20 close ass $50 Sharse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Davidson Bros. Pays
71-Cent Dividend

Davidson Bros. Inc has de-
clared dividend Of cents
per share, payable Jan p 10
stock Of record Jan. Is The pre-
Nious payment was like amount
on Oct. Is.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
Delo zu r~uzsSirienie proleturcu
sedai nose qIavnu nqloqu
Diva SlOvenca tukai

Ze V ~prieefkU leto smo no lem mestu razpravIioIi
opotrebi ~kumpanie 70 rozsirjenie P~roIetorca in END
ko SO to poudurioIi mnosi dopisniki. Toda tokrut SO
bill nosi ugitutorii Sc z~aposieni z rozpeeavaniem ko-
!edorio, potem z nobirunien ogIasov v Moiski gIos
in noto z roznasuniem re reviie.
Skozi poie+ie pa Sc lohko zavzomemo "a nabi-
ronie novih noroenikov Proletorcu. TO nj Iohko de!o,
q ga morumo vrsitiu ako hoeemo, do pride list S svo-
ii1i ideiomi in novki med Ijvdi, koterim ie name
MEN.
Mordo DO umesfno zosnovoti koke orgonizirono
kompunio, ampok tudi brez ME Sc Euhko pofrudi-
mo, do dob Proleforee skozi poIetne tedne nekoi sto
novih rurocnikov. ii, ioz in fretii mU morda lohko
dobimo kakih pet vsoki, stotine drUgih pa sai po
enequ, pc DO nonen dosezen.
Sirienie Iista kot lie ProIetorec ie potrebno v inte-
resu delaveev son1ih. DezeIo Sc DO 20 voini povrniIu
v stare rozmere", kor pomeni 20 delavce poveea-
ME zilienjskih negotovosti. Nustuiu BIO sturu borbo
zo sIuzbe, siovke, boi deIodaj oIcev "a U%nieenie uni
spreiemone zokonov proti MIN, napodi v kopitaIi-
sfienem tisku na deIovsko gibanie in " tenn vretiu Sc
bodo morliivo fgUdle 20 svoio sivor fosistene orqu-
nizuciie.
Brezposeinosf DO po voini veIika, ker Sc kopitu-
lstieni ruzred, XII ie na vludi, ne briga, do hi koi
resne9a podvzeI profi Mi. Free enterprise" Sc nj Sc
nikoIi brisuI "a odprovo brezposeInosti, poe pei 10
ie Sc vseIei pridno izrablioI 20 toIiko vesie izkori-
seanie zaposlenih delovcev.
v fakih razmeroh SO orsonizaeiie in sociuIistieno
irrelevant Iisti deluvsfvu Sc posebno potrebni. Koiti
kako moi Sc DELAYED bori proti soeiuinim krivieom,
oko ne DO incl v ia narnen pofrebnega znonio?
Dobi pa 81 ga lohko V deIavski p%oIitieni in strokovni
orgonizuciii in v deIovskem fiskv.
Proleturee sUzi tenn nomenom cd kor izhoio in
i'm DO V BODICE. Mi noroSniki - pa mu Iohko
vroeono S tenn, do nu pridobivomo novih %nuroeni-
kov. Torei somislje niki, koi ee Sc hi teaa deIo OBJ
niegovi stiridesetIetnci prov zares IotiIi?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
AngIeski toriii vodiIi svoi yoIiIni
boi lie proti r,upredkU po svefU

VAnglii SO imeIi 20 desefih Iefih 5. Julio svoie
Prve volitve v parliament in gIosove bodo sesteIi
sele %. Julio, ko bodo vrniene tudi vse giusovnice
ongieskih voiokov il Europe, Azije in drUgih krojev
90 svefU.
Premier Churchill ie V kamponii pokozoI, do qu
nj nfi sedonio voino mic izueIu. No vsuken1 shodU
lie volHee svuriI, ees, oko dob vesino deiavska strcn-
ko, boste dobili totoIifurstvo, ker sociulizem druqo-
ne biti ne more.
V sedonii zborniei imoio forji veliko veeino. Ako
10 izgUbe = ie deiaI Churchill DO TO ne suno po-
sUba "a Angiio annpak "a Evropo. VoIiIee ie svoriI,
do 81 DO Angiiio ohroniIu nakIonjenosf tZed. drzov
edino oko osfoneio toriii no krmilU. Torii SO ma
kompunjskih shodih dokazovoii, do ie umerisko
vlodo odIoeno "a free enterprise, q ~anqieska de-
lovsko sfronko pu go hoee odprovifi. &c forej v An
g!ii loboriti %zmuguio, DO oh vso podporo, XII ii 10
Zed drove nUdiio skozi yes COS voine in konec DO
eiviinih svobodsein in demokraciie ne sumo no An
glesken, ompak tUdi v Fronciii, v BeIgiii, no Nizo-
zenskem in Donskem. Tako lie voIiieem poudoriui
Churchill in ker ie on v oSeh IiUdstvo veIikan v 200
DOWN. AngIiie zoradi svoje odIoenosfi v voini, SO mu
mnogi verieli, Sc zbaIi in elosovuli 20 niegove kun-
didufe.
VoIiIni boi v AngIiii Sc ie torej vrsiI 90 demokro-
fienih provilih, fodu torii' IS ChurchiIIon no SeIU SO
go vodM 20 obvarovonie sistemo, radi kukrsneqa
ie IFoljd po prejsnii voini dobila MUssoIiniiu, Mem
clio, Hitlerio, s%panijo France in yes svet pa sfruho-
vito ekoromsko krizo. Churchill lie bill " kon?ponii "a
obVoroVonie r~eokeije toliko sprefen, do je deldvsko
stronko iznonevrirol v defenzivo, nomesfo do hi
biia v ofenzivi. Koiti deIovski kondidufi so nnoroii
no shodih dokozovati, do niihov progron nj fako
%strosen, kot go Jim sIku Churchill, in do znaga de-
lovske sfronke 20 AngIio ne bi biIa katosfrofa, tenn
vee veliko pridobifev.
VoIiini boi V AngIii Sc ie forei vrsI 20 in proH
kapifuiizmU ali z drugimi besedumi, no eni struni
20 obvorovonie sistemo, XII ie kriv sedanjego gorio
20 svetU, in no drUgi 20 z~grodifev Uredbe no fene-
lU mednorodne vzoiernosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

skupno, pa Sc gnjavijo med sa-
BIO, kako bi druga drugi cimbolj
skodile. Tia BOZ Sc posebno po-
ostruje med unijami CIO in
AFL in oh enem so 81 marsikje
v navzkrizju tudi unije posa-
'1meznih zvez same med sabo.
Deiodajalci so tega veseli in
kot nalaSc, namestO da bi unii-
ski voditelii, XII so "a svoie po-
zicije dobro placani, to razu-
NELL, pa raise puste veselie So
vraznikom unij in S svojimi
spletkami drug prot drugemu
nevarnost zanic Sc povecavajo.
Vzrok temu vsemu je, ker je
delavstvo politicno neorganizi-
rano. DoGim so unije prot skeb-
stvu stavkah, pa ga negujejo
v politiki. cato so " zakonoda-
jah brez vsake izdatne ZaslOm-
be.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

Delayski department je ne
davno porocal, da je bilo v anne
risk industriji meseca janua-
aria. zaposlenih mad Ia milijo-
nov delavcev, Xxi so organizirani
v unijah, kar je vec ko kdaj
pref, a vendar Sc veliko mani
kct proporcno V katerikoli dru-
gi industrialni dezeli. Ako ra-
cunamo, da Sc stevilo zaposlje-
nth delavcev cent ma Okrog 60
milijonov, pOtem je jasno, da
smo Sc dalec cd sal polovicne
mcci. A deIodajalei pa Sc sedaj,
ko SO odslavijanja v m~nozinah
re zelo ma dnevnem redu, pri-
pravljajo, da oh enem ugono-
be tudi cimvec unij. Posebno
ma piki imajo seveda Go.
A kaj pa unije? Namesto, da
bi razumele svoje poslanstvo
in Sc zedinile proti nevarnosti
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"a zoveznike pomeni NemGiiu
mic koIiko homutii in tezov

Sedaj, ko Sc "velika trojica'
spet posvetuje - razlika V Mi
ie lie, da Roosevelta nadomeSca
Truman, je glavno vprasanje
Nemcija, oh katerem Sc DO "a
vezniSka sloga gotovo razbila,
ako pc mnenju nekega vplivne-
ga a~ngleskega lista velika ce-
tvorica anglia, USSR, USA in
Francija) ne odide cd tam in
Nemcem raise z dalec narekuje,
kako maj 81 urede svojo dezelo.
VISA dosedanja posvetovanja,
posebno glede Berlina, pricajo,
da nj med Westinghouse, Lon
donom in Moskvo Sc nikakega
dolocnega nacrta, kako Sc maj
okupirano Nemcijo upravlja,
pa 10 zategadelj vsaka okupa-
cijska dezela ureja pc modelu
ideologije svoje dezele.
Tako SO Rusi dopustili V svo-
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Cas- lie, da Sc bi uniie AL in Go s~porazume|e

Vojni "prosperiteti' Sc bliza
eaton in Paul ". McNutt, XII je
naCelnik zveznega urada "a
mobiliziranje delavcev pravi,
da DO do konca leta okrog diva
milijona delavcev brezposelnih.
Koliko iih DO, ko vojno z ia
ponci skoncamO, tega nj hotel
prerokovati. Brzkone vec kot Sc
kdaj pref. Sal zacasno, predno
Sc industrial asimilira in pre-
uredi "a "civilno" produkcijo.
V uradih delavskih uni me-
MILO, da ie McNutt v svojih ce-
nitvah re sedaj prenizko, kajti
precej krajev je, .kjer je vojna
industrial visa ukinjena in to-
varne SO zaprli. Kan z ljudmi
- to brigO pa so prepustili de-
Todajalci, kongres in zvezna
vlada unijam. Oziroma niko-
muir.
Delavski politicni odbor &C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

il okupacijski zoni obnovitev
politicnih strank, toda lie trem:
komunisticni, socialdemokrat-
ski in novo krScansko osnovani
politicni stranki. Toda lie prvi-
ma dvema so Rusi dovolili IL
dajati tudi casopise. In oh enem
so Sc potrudili, da mai social-de-
mokrati in komunisti imaio ne
kak skupen odbor, ola ne pride
do frikcij med mimi. Kajti An
glezi in American jih bi lahko
zlorabili, pa bi nastal nespora-
yum.
TAX je torej process demo
kratiziranja' V Nemciji, kar Sc
Rustic tice, a prav mic pa ga nj
dosedaj V ameriSki, francoski in
angleSki okupacijski zoni. Tam
nj dovoljena nobena politicna
organizacija, ampak edino lie
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|. o., Xxi Sc je v lanski politicni
kampanji zelo postavljal z vpli-
vom, ga sedaj nina mic, kar hi
pomenilo, da je svoje stotiso-
cake z~astonj potrosil, oziroma
Jill je vrgel " zadnji volilni
kampanji proc, kar sedaj re
san priznava, da zmaga vzlic
triumfu demokratske stranke
nj bila njegova.
Danes, kO bi delavstvo potre-
bovalo V kongresu zares "a
slombe, je pa povsem brez ME.
SenatOrji in poslanci nizje zbor-
nice Sc pripravljajo, da pc VOL
nj eimbolj oslabsajo delavske
zakone, ali pa Jill sploh povsem
zavrzejo. Nacrti so re predlo-
zeni, o cemer smo " tenn listu
porocali, in pa kako malo je or
ganizirane delavske opozicije v
politiki sedaj, ko hi bilo treba
unijam biti najbolj ma strait.
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Macedonia in
1ur6ia spet
povod spora
MARsAL TITO OsTRO PRJEL GRsKO VLADo.
sTREMLJENJA J~UGOsLAVIJE Pc sOLUNU. KAJ
PRIcAKUJE RUsIJA ID TURCJE? - ANGLIA v
VSEH TEN PROBLEMlH ZELO PRlZADETA

Ko je pred nekaj tedni Rusi-
ia preklicala svojo pogodbo spo-
razuma S Turcijo, ceS, da V Sc
danjih razmerah vec ne drzi,
oziroma da Sc je prezivela, je
bio turSki vladi %jasno, da ina
pred sabo problem, XII zanjo nj
enOstaVen.
NapaCna nevtralnOst
Turcija je bila sicer V prija-
teljstvu S Sovjetsko unijo, mai
boli pa Sc V tistih dneh, ko Sc
je pod Renal paso osvobodila
Sultana in izvedla versko in de-
Iona tudi ekonomsko in politi-
emo revolucijo. Russia il je V
tem procesu dala takrat vso
mozno pomoc. Zavezniki SO
5kuSali tudi Kemalovo Turcijo
ukrotiti z orozjem, potem Sc
Grki posCbej. Italiiani pod Mus
solinijem so veliko rogovilili
prot Mi, a Moskva pa je S tur-
Skimi aspiracijami simpatizira-
la in to ie bilo Kemalu v veliko
pOmoG, Ga Sc je uveljavil.
&c pred niegovo smrtio pa Sc
ie V TurGiii pojavila klika, XII
je zelela. da Sc turSka vnanja
politika Rusiji odtuji in Sc V ma
domestic osloni ma Anglijo. Ia
ko je bila med Anglijo in Tur-
CLIO pred to voino sklenjena ne
samo ekonomska, ampak tudi
mocha vojaska zveza, XII pa je
nj Turcija nikoli drzala. Kajti
V istem casu 50 bill " Turciji
mocno ma delu tudi re Hitlerie-
vi AGENT, XII so Waldo V Ankari
prepricevali, da DO zanjo mai
boljSe, ako Sc izogiba vojnim
obVezam in zida svojo bodoc-
most tako, da DO gospodarsko
osloniena ma Nemcijo, XII ie BIZ
la tedaj MEN najboljsi odjema-
lee. To so Turk v Ankari v We
hko nejevoljo Anglezev tudi
S%torili, a V vojni 81 Anglezi nj
SO mogli pomagati drugace kot
da SO Turkom ponujali, skupno
2 Ameriko, Sc. vec kot pa bi
Nemci mogli DAFT.
Vlada V Ankari Sc je v teh