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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-06


ly enlisted in the Regular Army for
one year.
Indicted in January, he will re.
celve a 80 day furlough home prior
% joining a new unit.
Pfc Dixon has been in the West
Pacific since August. He wears the
Aiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon and
the Victory Medal.
message was received by Mrs.
in HubbelI, 50 LsMay Ave,
uesday evening from her husband,
PVT. C Erwin W. Hubbell saying
that he had arrived in New York
from Europe. He was with the sth
Army Air Corps Artillery and ex-
poets to be home soon.
1t. Frank Timoshek left Monday
after spending two weeks OF his fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
>. 4
on st. He is being discharged from
the Army Air Corps and will con-
tlnue his flying with the TWA In
Kansas City.
Mrs. Ralph c. Smith. S06 N.
Grove ST.. received a telegram from
her son, Cpl. Ralph C. Smith that
he has landed q: Camp Patrick
Henry. Va: and expects TO arrive
home Dec. 10. Cpl. Smith has been
overseas 30 months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Gibbs
received word from their son lat
1t. Howard Gibbs that he left
Tuesday for japan.
Captain Max l.. Wysong. husband
OF Mrs. Betty U. Wysong, 923 Sheri-
dan Ave, has reported to the Army
Air Forces Redistribution Station
Number at Greensboro, N. c.
Captain Wysong recently returned
to this country after II months
with the 18th Air Force in the Euro
pean theater where he received the
Distinguished Flying Cross, Air
Medal with Four Clusters and tho
Unit Citation.
While at this station, Captain
Wysong will undergo processing 70
check all his records prior to be-
ing assigned to an Air Force In
stallaiion in Continental U.S.A,
Pvt. Wesley Crippen, stationed
al Camp Robinson. Arkansas, ss n
cook In the Army Is home on 4 IL
day furlough. He will report to
Camp Robinson, December IL.
Pvt. Larry w. Thomas, son al
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Thomas, T01
E. Forest Ave. who was graduated
from Roosevelt High School in
June, has finished his basic TRAIN.
ing at Camp Joseph T. Robinsos,
Arkansas, and sails from Boston
today.
Pvt. Gerald Smyth. AZ n. Han
ilton St, is aboard ship on his way
to Europe. He met John Garfield
on ship also.
The following soldiers were dis
charged from the Fort Sheridan,
Illinois. Separation Center between
noon December and December 4:
T/Sgt. Lester L. Hodges. ais
Harding Ave, TIA Ralph W. Wag'
ner, 1865 WaShtenaw Ave, Pfc.
Woodrow W. Daley, 1o1 BEN St,
Cpl. James J. Balten. FL s. Normal
ST., and Pfc. James A Wright. sos
limerick st.
Pvt. Keith Sparrow. 1871 Nc
can Road, enlisted in the Army
November 10. He is stationed at
Fort Mcclellan, Alabama, in basic
training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-06
message was received by Mrs

Mrs. Ralph c. Smith. SOs N.
Grove St. received a telegram from
her son, Cpl. Ralph C. Smith that
he has landed a. Camp Patrick
Henry. Va, and expects TO arrive
home Dec. 10. Cpl. Smith has been
overseas 80 months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Gibbs
received word from their son lat
1t. Howard Gibbs that he left
Tuesday for Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

combat IL is something on which
authorities are pondering.
Students OF law enforcement
should be one guess aheaa-tf-tAH-
criminals Man for man, plane for
plane, the law ought TO be able 10
meet new defiance.
This should be true also In he
coming tussle with professional crime
in general The crime syndicate, with
It's Set.up of overlords and underlines
viii be able 10 function over vast ter
rjtorics But the territory OF the air
authorities viii be Just as big and
tacir personnel just rs able
one tough puZller-hp hpwcNcE WiiI
confront them It's the matter Of -
and Jurisdiction
Since air tleHS Sp0rtatiUu isn't -
med much with land bOUndarf"
% whole legal principle OF where
rlCe offiCc-p-+4 step 5st--rtt vvii1CTr
IT,. can't. Will need some revision
In present practice. police pOW,.
r.r.ndS 10 definite land uCuudu,
then falls ID other officials
I'm future practice, II crime Were
p be- committed during plane
rht il might bc hard 10 decide
.at governmental unit should claim
uriSdiCtion Perhaps il Will he peA-r-
BIC 10 set up "a jurisdiction over
crimes committed in free air some
what Ike He ll,atte--5f- the high seas
There might bc code OF Air Law
as there now is Maritime Law Aerial
authorities whether city, state on
national officers might work al
times under tHat authority.
90 ~ fro .t4f-
special courts 10 handle air disputes
or air crimes would run contrary 10
existing laws and present treaty
agreements with other nations. En-
forcement officials may have 10 work
as we'll as rhey can for while until
details Of new laws are settled.
Criminals Eeednt count much
however. on lack of law 10 save their
skins. New air statutes Will grow up
as fast as their air dcprcdations do
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
BY GEORGE Il. VOID
Professor of Sociology.
University l of Minnesota

FABULOUS figures viii crowd IT,.
post " tt---rttsst g. ,-v,--r
of that There Wiil hc Robin
Hoods OF the ain and Dillingcrs, aaa
sd Capoues
Also there will be a hard WorEirr.
hard hitting group, mostly namnlcss.
who viii win the interest of every
body Its men reSourCcfUl, daIlng.
relentless either viii bc respected
up and down the World or hated.
They will be the law enforcement
officers of the air.
f'itting wits against them will be
an cnemy-as- formidable and anti.
social as any that ever pulled gun:
Rackcteers. Smugglcrs, skyjacHcrs,
black markcteers, hit.and-ny pilots,
murdcrers and the fellows, possibly
most evil Of all, who cut in and out
of air traffic. cross air lanes and i'm
peril everyone else in space around
them and on the earth beneath.
Some types of crime are going to
move from the ground TO the air just
as certainly as they moved from
horseback or train to the automobile
The helicoptcT - slow moving but
able TO ascend straight up and dc
sccnd straight dOwn-will have its
special criminal uses.-And twill
serve police uses, too. SO will the
ycapianC and the stTatolincr.
When perfected, so will the pro
posed combination plane.and-automo-
tile with folding wings that Will be
drawn in as the airship, reaching a
landing place is quickly transformed
INTO a ground vehicle.
Even before the forces OF crime
can take advantage OF the air age
tie agents for detection and breakup
ef crime viii be busy. They will
have all The kinds of aircraft the
lawbrcakcr has and often they also
VIII be able 10 fOrcSce the manner
IN which certain types OF criminals
VIII Try TO operate and prevent them
one of the earliest police uses Of
aviation after the war probably will
be use of the -hclicoptcr- to work on
Sunday automobile traffic snarls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Then, when traffic begins 20 tan
gle badly the heliCoptcr crew viii
have only 10 drop a word by Walkie-
talkie to squad cars on the ground.
They'll etake over down there.
At the same time, other hclicop-
tcrs, and light planes, can be expected
TO be as useful around the airportS,
The road hog of the highways will
have his counterpart along the air
ways. The Constitutionally reckless
car driver will have a duplicate al
the controls OF a plane.
- BHt-j+S regulations develop, the
aerial police will be expected 10 take
care Of these dubious gentry
The police, besides using hClicop-
tcrs or planes in traffic control, prob.
ably soon will find general aerial
safety patrols valuable a crew in the
air could get quick overall view
of any developing situation, such as
Tioting, and could keep in tWo-Way
radio communication with ground
cars that could carry out actual
supervision.
Meanwhile, aerial photographs
could be made that might be useful
not only in cases growing out of the
trouble, but also in dispersion Of
forces in similar emergencies later
AS for other police problems Of
the immediate future, smuggling is
likely to be among the most pressing.
Already there are signs and portcnts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

In the China Burma-India war
theatre the list of precious goods
smugglcd by air is appalling An
army report Of hsiatic operations un-
covers the breakup Of an interna-
tional syndicate in contraband gold,
currency, sulfanilamide and other val
uahlcs: the gangs profit was said to
amount 10 Silj6.OOO in 81 major
CasCS and 213 r.inor ones.
Smuggling OF aliens. also, will
present nov challenge as airplanes
multiply The hClicoptcr may become
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

New Enemies Will Challenge
Postwar S &C e " in and
Through the Air. but +he High
FLYING Crooks Will Find q For
midobIe Force of Air Police
Trained and Equipped TO Bring
Offenders Down TO Earth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

International
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

-. and, um-m-m, what favor-a secret
of Sunshine's special baking process!
Folks also love Hi Hos crunchy crisp
ness. And their tempting golden bloom.
Try them with soups, salads, spreads
and beverages Bet your family will
turn to Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers, tool
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-24
SPRINGFIELD INTERRAOAL
CO. OPERATION
PLAN FALTERS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Mar. "a
(ANP)-The famous Springfield
plan Of interracial cooperation re-
ceived several blows at the hands
of bigots in this city. The Central
Labor union Of the AFL fought
against the proposal of the War
Relocation authority to bring
several Japanese-American famil-
les into the city each month from
the west coast. Following the at
tack by the unions five American
girls Of japanese parentage pre-
pared to leave the city and dubbed
the plan a failure" and said they
were leaving because Of the un-
friendly attitude of the residents.
Immediately the NAACP of
Springfield called a special meet
ing and passed resolution to ex-
press itself in sympathy with the
situation of the Japanese-Ameri-
cans and pledged itself to do what
ever possible to assist the japanese
in overcoming the discrimination
expressed by the unions. Only the
week before had the city officials
been involved in a conspiracy that
was thwarted by the NAACP
which planned to relegate Negroes
of Springfield into a special hous-
ing project in a certain section of
the city.
The Springfield League of Wo-
men voters (white) praised the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-24
FLORENCE, 5. {, TO
STUDY NEGRO PROPOSAL

FLORENCE, S. c., Mar. "a
(ANP)-The possibility of employ
ing Negro police officers here will
be taken up at the next meeting of
city council, it was indicated, fol-
lowing a presentation before coun-
Gil Of five matters the Negro citi-
zens of this community wished most
to have disposed of.
The Rev. A. w. Hill, pastor Of
Trinity Baptist church, was ap-
pointed by the city's interracial
body to present the proposals after
that body had approved them, listed
five sought-after improvements.
Chief among the proposals were
the employment of Negro policemen
and the establishment of a weekly
garbage collection system in Negro
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-24
neighborhoods as is done in white.

neighborhoods as is done in white.
Rev. Mr.. Hill said he was most
cordially received by city council
and even more cordially received
weer the proposals. Council, led by
Mayor Zeigler, acted quickly on
most of the suggestions, including
the improvement Of lighting in Ne
gro neighborhoods, resurfacing Of
badly worn streets, collecting gar
bage weekly, though reserving ac-
ton on the Negro police proposal
until it's next meeting.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-24
KANSAS COP KILLS
TOWERS FEp( BILL

TOPEKA, Kan, Mar. "a (ANP)
The Republican judiciary COM
mittee of the Kansas legislature
killed in committee the FEPC bill
introduced by Rep. William H.
Towers, veteran Negro member
from Kansas City.
Last week a delegation of repre-
sentative Negroes headed by DR..
A. Porter Davis, Kansas City,
president of the Kansas State con-
ference of the NAACP, appeared
before the judiciary committee and
felt that the bill had chance of
passage. The killing of the bill
came as a shock to the Negroes of
the state.
Mr.. Towers, who is serving his
fifth term in the Kansas house,
had for the second time introduced
a civil rights measure which met
move of the NAACP as "a fine
example of what tolerance and un-
derstanding can do and also went
on record for the relocation Of
Japanese-Americans here.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-24

the same fate of the FEPC bill.
Mr.. Towers is deputy city at
torney at Kansas City where he
serves as chief trial lawyer for
the city.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Prilika trka drugic .

Kakor vemo, je pc zgubljeni
bitki ma Kosovem sledilo tristo
let srbskega su~zenjstva pod tur-
skim jarmom. Vemo tudi, ella SO
zavoljo neznosnih razmer beza-
Ii mladi Srbi v gore in Sc orga-
nizirali V hajduke.
J%anicarji, pc turSko vzgojeni
ugrabljeni krScanski decki, so
bill Turkom najboljSe orodje v
boju proti 'krScanskim psom'.
Krscanski pes pa je bill vsakdo,
kdor nj bill Turk. Da so j%anicar-
il imeli posebno pike ma hajdu-
Ike, je pac umljivo, kajti hajdu-
ske tolpe SO jim nagajale pc
dnevi in pc noci, leto in limo.
In pripetilo Sc je, da so pri
nekem spopadu mnogo hajdu-
kov ubili, nekaj pa ujeli. Med
ujetimi .je bill Jurij Petrovic,
imenovan Crni Jurij ali Kara
Dzordze (zaradi crne kucme, XII
10 je nosiD. Bill je donna liz vasi
Popole in bill je hajduski vodja.
Posrecilo Sc mu je, ola je Tur-
kom uSel in ko 81 je nabral novo
tolpo, je udaril z MO ma jani-
carski tabor ter ga RADICAL, ia
nicarje pa pobil.
To je bilo leta 1904. Pc tel
zmagi je njegova voiska GUIDO
vito nitro narastla v tolikSno 81
10, da je z MO re naslednje leto
premagal Turke V vec zapored-
nih bitkah, in leta 1907 ie bila
Srbija cd Drine do Timoka svo-
bodna. Srbi so Sc globoko Cd
dahnili, sal Sc jim je solnce svo-
bode pc dolgi temni noci prvic
zopet prikazalo ma obzorju. S
Srbi vred SO Sc oddahnili ostali
narodi ma Balkanu in jeli sa-
njati 0 lepi bodocnosti, ko DO
Balkan popolnoma osvobojen.
Toda osvobojenje balkanskih
narodov nj bio V racunih "a
padnih, vsikdar "a krScansko
kulturo vnetih draw. TurSki
jarem ma Balkanu je zlasti An
gliji in Franciji dobro sluzil, "a
to ju je tezko priborjena srbska
neodvisnost hudo vznemirila.
Priskocili sta turSkemu mrtvilu
ma pomoc in v veliki bitki pr
Cuprijah je bila Srbija ma vsei
crit premagana. Ia nekaj let nj
Beograd videl drugega, kot raz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

vatsko Madzarski, medtem ko
je bila Slovenija pod Avstrijo.
Vendar bi v novih meiah skup-
ne drzave tie vmesne meje ne
.pomenjale vec omega, kar so po-
menjale poprej. Nasprotno. Ma
mesto, da bi Sc nadalje razdva-
jale, bi bratske narode spajale
s tenn, ola bi do neke neobhodno
potrebne mere cuvale zlasti sa-
mostojnost, brez katere ne mo-
re biti pravega in zdravega, ka-
moli svobodnega, sloznega So
zitja.
Ali zdaj, ko trka prilika dru-
gic, stole IA strait ognju in
krvi preizkuseni ljudje. Upaj-
mo, ola MISC pozabili starih gre
hov in napak, pa petindvajset-
letne pokore. Upajmo nadalje,
ola poznajo i grehe, XII Jill je
vnanji sVet svojevoiJno in pre-
%racunano skozi stoletja zagreSil
mad ljudstvi ma Balkanu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

lavstva, Ease pa SO obdrzali tste portfolio, s katerimi SO svoje
vrste demokracijo in ekonomski sistem najboljSe schili.
Delavski voditelj Herbert Morrison je v odgovor ang1eSkim
tor1Jem dejal, da on sicer ne verue v ruski politicni sistem, toda
Sovjetsko unijo je resi- pred poplavo Hitlerjeve oborozene sue
socializem " Mi.
Vol1lnl boJ V Angiji dokazuje, da Sc toriem ne gre "a de-
mokracijo, ampak "a sstem izkoriscanja mase v prid posedujo-
9Th. Tako je V Zed. drzavah in sploh v vsaki dezeIi, XII je razredno
ureJena. Posedujoci v tel dezeli skusaio oteti reakcijo v Italiii in
V Francij, pomagajo il kjerkoi, in rohne proti brezboznemu,
krvolocnemu, barbarskemu "komunizmu". In sedai Sc i'm lie v
tern boJu spet Churchill kar odkrito pridruzil, a privilegijem pa
Je S svoJlm imperialisticnim aparaton Velike Britanije re pref
YES cas- pomagal- Borba je torej med onini, XII 81 hi privilegije
radi ohraniH, in tistimi, XII SO "a i~ztrebljenje izkoriScanja, "a Cd
pravo parazitov in "a zgraditev druzbe, XII bo temeljila ma socialni
pravlcnost.. Ali bolje, XII DO socialisticna. In tega Sc torii V An
ghji in drugod najbolj boje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
SHOD v PRID
IN PROSLAVA IMAGE

Cleveland, O. - Zmaga "a
veznikov mad Nemcijo in Italiio
je pustila "a seboj mnogo mere
Senih in zamotanih mednarod-
nth problemov, s katerimi Sc
zogajo velesile. Najvecji glavo-
boil "a diplomatic DO nedvomno
zacrtanje novih drzavnih mel
med bodoco Evropo in Aziio. Tu
Sc krizajo gospodarski interest
mednarodnih kartelov, XII Sc We
dino vladajo pretezni del sveta.
Pred mimi stoji perece vpraSa-
ME narodnih manjSin, XII je v
preteklosti igralo vazno vlogo
V mednarodnih sporih.
Ia mas Slovence pride v upo-
stew Primorsko in KoroSko O.
zemlje, Xxi spada IL narodnostne-
ga in gospodarskega stalisca k
novi federativni Jugoslaviii.
Proti koncu voine z Nemciio ie
to ozemlje zasedla jugoslovan-
ska armada. Pa je priSla mnogo
mocnejsa angleSka armada in
prieela rozliati S sablio. Da Sc
Jugoslovani izognejo konfliktu,
SO Sc zacasno umaknili S Koro-
Ske in nato tudi IL Trsta, XII ie
naJbolj sporna tocka in Sc We
dino zavita v diplomatsko tai
most. Propaganda aparat je v
tel zadevi vse preje kot mako
MEN Jugoslaviji. Ocividno Sc
gotovi interest boje income Ju-
goslavije. Tel propaganda je ma
sedlo tudi amerisko casopisie in
radio-komentatorji.
V svrho boljsih informacii
trzaskega vprasanja ameriSke-
mu casopisju in javnosti spIoh,
so sklenili clevelandski Jugo-
slovani sklicati velik javen ljud-
ski shod, XII DO V nedeljo II. ju-
Mia OBJ 3. p%opoldne v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Vrsil Sc DO pod ime-
nom "Zdruzeni odbor cleve-
landskih Jugoslovanov". v ME
mu SO zastopani Slovenci, Hr-
waite, Srbi in Macedonci, brez
razlike strank in we're. Sodelo-
vail bodo tudi ostali Slovani
potcm Ameriskega slovanskega
kongresa.
Ma sporedu bodo prominent
nj jugoslovanski in ameriSki go
vorniki. Glavni govornik pa DO
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
KATKA ZUPANcIC:
" T. R I
dejanje in morijo.

dejanje in morijo.
Zapadnemu svetu Sc je odva-
lila velika skrb cd srca, ko Je
turSka moe ma Balkanu priSla
zopet do veljave. Kajti Vpog-
njeni hrbti SO bill "a mostiSce
do Dardanel in kolonij veliko
prikladnjeSi, nego bi bill vzrav-
mani. Nele politicni, temvee tu-
fdi trgovski interest SO bill ma
pref, da SO nitro zatrli in poga-
sill vsako iskro, XII je tlacenim
rodovom obetala vsai nekaj lep-
Sc bodocnosti.
Tako SO ST zlasti Srbi res lie
sami izkovali osvojo usodo do
prilicno srecnega konca. Pomo-
ci, kolikor SO je cd casa do casa
prejeli cd carske Rustic, nj vre-
dino podcrtavati, kajti Russia ie
bila menda zmerom zapletena
V take ali onake pogodbe in do
govore in vezanih rok nj mogla
nuditi zadostne podpore, kamo-
Ii da bi sama kaj resnega pod
vzela in izpeljala do konca.
Hotela sem ma kratko ozna-
citi balkanski, predvsem srbski
zgodovinski razvoj, ker Sc mi
zdi silno vazen. zal, ola ga pr
ustanavljanju Jugoslavije (po
zlomu Avstro-O grske) MISC upo-
stevali tako, kakor bi ga morali.
Prihranili bi 81 bill vse vecje
razprtije, ker bi Sc pray gotovo
ne poganjali "a centralisticno
obliko Wade, &c bi &c poleg raz-
licnih zgodovinskih razvojev
posameznih dezel ozirali Sc ma
druge vazne razlike, to lie, ma
ideoloSke, kulturne, Nerske raz-
like it'd.
Veliki idealisti, kot so bill We
Gina SloVenSklh IN hrVatSkih
graditeljev move Jugoslavije, so
videli pred sabo, kakor Sc zdi,
lie emo in najpoglavitnejSo owl
70 njihovih stremljenj: mejo
med posameznimi dezelami.
proc z mejami! Proc S ploto-
uiiD 90 dapoc mi vxrop; r. Soc;L
ia klic, XII ga je bila vsaka vecja
manifestacija tistih dni polna.
Do tedaj res MISC tie meje ime-
lie drugega namena, kot Sibiti
medsebojno razumevanje, in ia
cati razdeljenost in odtuienost
med juznimi Slovani. Sal SO has
IL tega razloga prikljucili Hr-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

kot pa v Angliji. Isto tako ma
.Danskem in Svedskem. Najvec
Sc gre, kaksno stalisce zavzame
Anglia napram kontinentu.
Stalisce angleskih konserva-
tivcev je sicer jasno. Prvic je
Nth namen ohraniti evropski
kontinent V p~rilicno TAXI formi
kot je bill pred vojno. To pome-
nj mocan osrednji biloxi prot
Rusiji. cato jim je treba goto-
viii opor, ma katere Sc lahko ma
slonijo II in to pomeni dinasti-
ie. V to rubriko Sc steje Grciio,
ltalijo, Belgijo, Holandsko it'd.
Kdor ne veruje, maj samo po-
gleda ma intervencijo angleske
vojske ma GrSkem, kjer ie bio
pobitih vec ket Sest tisoc Iiudi,
predno SO mogli postaviti kon-
servativce ter faSisticne rojali-
ste zopet ma krmilo. Nekaj po-
dobnega Sc je izvrsilo V I~taliji,
kjer Sc savojsko dinastijo vzdr-
zuje S silo ma krmilu. Nekai po-
dobnega je V Belgiji. Utikanje
v Jugoslavijo tudi nj brez po-
mena. To, kako silno pritiskajo
toriji ma ameriSko Waldo, da
podpise NTH program, je znano
vsakemu, kateri zasleduje do
godke V Evropi. v tenn imaio
precej opore V nasem mescan-
skem casopisju. Ali upati je, ola
Jim angleSko ljudstvo ne bo sic
dilo ma pot, katera gotovo pelie
V novo vojno.
PR mas
V cetrtek 81. maja sem poslu-
sal intereSantno debate ma liud-
skem forumu Town meeting Of
the Air. Tema je bila sovjetska
Russia. VpraSanje je bilo: Ali
tekmovanje, ali sodelovanje?
Ia tekmovanje sta ~govorila w.
Chamberlin in Norman Thomas,
"a sodelovanje Graham Swing
in R. Morley. Mogoce, ola sem
rusofil, in ie mole mnenje pri-
stransko. Ali ma tenn mestu kon-
Statiram, da Sc mi izjave Nor
mana Thomasa, maj DO re glede
Japonske ali pa Rustic, MISC do
padle, in da njegovo upadanje
med govorom drugih nj bilo
ravno obiektivno. Vec o tenn ne
BON g%ovoril. Mislim, da vas ie
bio p~recejSnje Steyilo, kateri
ste V svojem radiu sli5ali ia raz-
govor.
NaSi kongresniki in senatorii
Sc poeasi vracajo z evropskih
boise. Min mnenja SO precej
zamotana. In tudi Nth viri MISC
ravno verodostojni. Nedavno je
senator Brewster, kateri Sc je
pred tedni vrnil il Europe, de-
jail, da SO zaceli Rusi likvidirati
vse profesionalce V njih okupi-
ranih krajih Nemeije. Brewster
je to nekje samo sliSal, ali S ia
ko izjavo, ne ola jo podpreS z do
kazi, lahko napraviS veliko Sko-
de. Ali to naSe kongresne dr.
zavnike ne briga veliko. Sal da-
hes je "jaga" ma Ruse odprta.
NaSe gibanje
Kot SO porocali naSi zastop-
niki, je bila zadnja konferenca
ProSvetne matice V Milwaukee
iu zelo uspeSna. Da Sc DO zani-
mamie "a delavsko casopisje in
socialisticno delo povecalo, nj
dvoma. Cas- DO to zahteval.
V nedeljo II. junija je Prole-
tarcev piknik. VrSi Sc n a Keglo-
(Konec na 3. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

Ako so zdruzeni narodi -
petdeset pc Stevilu - res tOlikO
"a trajen mir ko: zagotavljajO,
eemu so ma svojih konferencah
Ia bOliSi svet tako straSno po'
easni, in zakaj hocejo biti tudl
v BODICE oborozeni do zob, to
mi nikakor ne gre V glavoi