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Evening star., 1945-01-09
Mrs. Tebbs and Son
Visitors Here

Mrs. Charles Binns Tebbs spent
part of the holidays with her brother
Mr.. Beverley H. Harris. in his home
in Alexandria. They were Joined
for the New Year week end by Mrs
Tebbs son, 1t. Charles Binns TebbS
U. S. NJ. c.. on duty at Bayonne
N. J. 1t. Tebbs is native of Wash
ington and is the son of the late
Mr.. Tebbs of Washington and Lees
burg. Mrs. Tebbs has been spending
some time in Leesburg and returned
to her present home in Philadelphia
the middle of last week.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Lit. and Mrs. Palmer
Return to Norfolk

1t. James Edward Palmer, jr.
U. S. c. G., and Mrs. Palmer, with
their small son, James Edward
Palmer, III, will return to the for
mer's station in Norfolk today. They
have been with Mrs. Palmer par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Kap-
pier, during the holidays, and visited
in Roanoke, Lynchburg and Char
lottesville before coming to Wash
ington. Mrs. Palmer formerly was
Miss Suzanne Happier.
1t. Charles Theodore Happier
U. S. A, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kap-
pier, now is on duty overseas.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Mr., Mrs. Robin
A1z1z1D erSArv

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robin will
celebrate the 50th anniversary o1
their marriage Sunday and will
have family dinner party at the
Troika. With them will be their
three sons and daughter, all natives
Of Washington, where Mr.. and Mrs
Robin came to live shortly after
their marriage in birmingham
Mass. Before her marriage Mrs
Robin was Miss Fanny Rubin.
Dining with them Sunday will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robin and
their two sons. Bennett and Gerald /;
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Robin and their
two children, Lindy and Stephen;
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Robin and
their son, Gary, and the senior Mr.,
and Mrs. Robins son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace j.
Meyers and their daughter, Lois
Anne. The only other guest at din
ner will be Mr.. Jack M. Meyers of
New York, father of Mr.. Hora>e
MeyerS.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Final Farewell Parties Gipen
For Col. and Sonora de MMniIa

The ncement weather has prevented suburban guests from
attending judging the number of
other informal fetes given the downtown hotels well the
neither the weather the prevailing problem Of trans
portaton deferred most of the guests
Julian Gillespie entertained at luncheon at the
compliment de Nunia wife Of the retiring
Embassy Others in the
opportunity bid farewell the guest of honor who plans
Washington Nine Semi Pramo wife of the
Minister Walter Ollie
Morrow Crosley, Mrs Donald Shinger, Mrs Howard
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Luncheon Giveu

Mrs. Alfred I. du Pont spent the
week end in Washington with hel
brother-in-law and sister, Maj. Gen
Albert j. Bowley, U. S. A., retired
and Mrs. Bowley, and returned tc
her home IN Wilmington today.
Mrs. du Pont was the guest In
whose honor Mrs. Charles F. Mar
tin, wife of Col. Martin, U. S. A., en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday al
the Sulgrave Club, the guests num-
bering %.
Evening star., 1945-01-09

Lindsey Rawley that members sold
$81 ,977.50 worth Of War Bonds at
their booth at the Shoreham Hotel
during the Sixth War Loan drive
An appeal for nurses aides was
issued by DR.. James A. Cannon,
president OF the District Academy
of Surgery and chairman of the
District Draft Board Of Appeals.
Members were urged to call Re-
public $500, extension 291, for in
formation.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Club Sets Meefiue

The Di-Mar-Va Club will hold a
meeting Thursday at the 'Ambas-
sador Hotel with Mrs. l.. M. Sigler
and Mrs. j. w. Childress serving as
hostesses.
Because of the annual dinner
dance of the Washington Trafhc
Club, the Di-Mar-Va Club will move
the February meeting from the sec
ond to the third Thursday of the
month.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
9lza NJ
Miss COnkHn
Is Engaged :

DR.. and Mrs. Rush West Conklin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lois Ann Conklin,
to 1t. Arthur Graves Hughes, jr..
A. A. F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
Of Admission, Ala. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Conklin attended George
Washington University and is in
the Cadet Nurse Corps. 1t. Hughes
is fighter pilot on overseas duty.
He received his commission and
wings in March, 1914.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
In CabifQL

Miss Doris Gibson of Battleboro,
VT, daughter of the late Senator
and Mrs. Ernest w. Gibson of Yer
mont, has arrived in Washington to
spend the winter and is residing
temporarily at the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
Recent Weddings
Are announced

Mrs. William o. Hazard announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Edith Wagstaff Hazard, to Capt. E.
G. Barth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tav Barth of Albion, Pa. The cere-
mony took place Friday in the home
of the brides mother, the Rev. Reno
S. Harp, jr., of Trinity Episcopal
Church in Takoma officiating at 4:3O
o'clock
The bride, who is the daughter of
the late Mr.. Hazard, was given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. l.. r.
Grabill. She wore a white satin
gown and a tulle veil held by satin
coronet. Her bouquet was of white
roses. Miss Mary McIndoo, the maid
of honor, wore powder blue crepe
gown and carried pink roses. Maj.
John J. Monigan was best man for
Capt. Barth.
A reception followed the ceremony
and Capt. Barth and his bride left
later for brief wedding trip. They
will be at home temporarily in
Georgia while Capt. Barth is on duty
at Camp Stewart.
Another Friday wedding was that
of Miss Roseann E. Farrell and Maj.
John c. Cera, which took place in
st. Ignatius Chapel, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., Chaplain George
Towles officiating.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by 1t. Col. G. D. Burr of San
Francisco, was attended by Mrs.
Burr as matron of honor and by
Miss Mary Elizabeth Daily of Kansas
City as bridesmaid. She wore a
silver-gray afternoon gown with
long shell-pink gloves and a pink
hat and her corsage was OF camellias
In the same delicate shade. Mrs
Burr's costume also was gray and
Miss Daily's was royal blue. Both
wore corsages of yellow roses. Capt
Richard P. Beaubien was best man
for Maj. Cera.
The new Mrs. Cera, who is the
daughter of Mrs. Vie c. Farrell. has
spent the past three years in WASH
ington, where she was employed by
the War Production Board. Maj
Cera was graduated from Carnegie
Institute of Technology, receiving
his B. S. degree in electrical engi-
neering in 1881. He recently COM
pleted the 21st class at Command
and General Staff School, Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., and now is
labor liaison officer, Philadelphia
Signal Corps procurement district.
He formerly was on duty for two
years with the Signal Corps in
Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Cera are residing
temporarily at the Broadwood Hotel,
North Broad street, Philadelphia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
ALI JE NOVA SLOVENSKA
POLITlCNA ORGANIZA-
CIJA POTREBNA?

Cltall smo v llstlh, da je bila
ma "KatoliSkem dnevu' v Jo-
lietu ustanovljena nova organi-
~zacija, katere namen je voditi
politicno delo med slovenskimi
katolicani V Ameriki. Ker ie
vecina sklicateljev tega shoda
nekoc pripadala Slovenskemu
narodnemu kongresu, IL katere-
ga Sc je porodil SANS, in oh ca
su kongresa s~oglasala z vsemi
resolucijami, ma katerih sloni
Vse delo naSe organizacije, pri-
demo do vpraSanja: ali je nova
politicna organizacija potrebna?
V SANSu so vclanjeni vsi
prevladajoci ideoloSki element
ameriskih Slovencev cd enc
ekstreme do druge, cd dobrih
katolicanov do dobrih svobodo-
mislecev. Vsi so Sc zdruzili "a
skupni cilj: osvoboditev Slove-
nije in Jugoslavije, reorganizi-
ranje stare J~ugoslavije V novo
demokraticno, federativno dr.
zavo, "a tako obliko nove VIA
de, kot 10 doloci narod sam po-
tom svobodnih, sploSnih Volt
tev, "a Zdruzeno Sloveniio in
koncno "a balkansko federaciio.
In ker so Sc V Jugoslaviji enaki
ideoloSki element strnili v emo
tho Osvobodilno fronto, brez
razllke ma politicne smernice.
katere SO zavzemale niihove
stare stranke, in smo mi tukai
ma podlagi nash resolucij mo-
ralno podprli to enotno fronto,
SO nekateri gospodje obrnili
SANSu hrbet in mu ocitali, da
je Easel S svojega pota, da Sc ne
ravna V smislu kongresnih re-
solucij ter da podpira "komu-
niste" V borbi prot "veri in GER
XVII. Ker ia ocitanja MISC imela
nobene podlage in so sluzila lie
nJ1hovemu namenu, da osIabi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
KOMPROMIS v BELGRADE

Detroit, Mich. - Prvo raz-
ocaranje pc oblastnem in Ohio
lem nastopu britanske in anne
riske vojne komande proti jul
goSlovanski okupaciji Trsta in
s~lovenskega della KoroSke Sc ie
nekako poleglo. Napadi ameri-
skega tiska ma Tita so prestali,
Sc predno SO bill arogantni bri-
tanski in ameriski general pri-
morani til V Belgrad ma pogaja-
ME S Titom, XII so ga malo pref
nesramno zalili. Kompromis ie
bill stvorjen. z velikimi crka-
mi Sc je oglasala zmaga britain
ske kramarije mad Titom. &c Sc
poglobimo V detalje tega kom-
promise bono zaznali, da so
britanski in ameriSki general
tri cetrtine cd svojih prvotnih
zahtev V prid Jugoslavije mo-
rail- popustiti. Tito 81 je v ime-
nu Jugoslavije glede Trsta in
vseh teritorijev, kjer prebivajo
Slovenci in Hrvati prdrzal vse
pravice.
Nedvomno Sc DO (najvec V
Ameriki) vodila pred mirovno
konferenco cd strani sovrazni-
kov Sovjetske unije proti "a
hevam Jugoslavije do Trsta,
Istre, GoriSke in KoroSke stra-
sna propaganda. Potrosili Sc bo-
do milijoni "a sovrazne clanke
v ameriskem tisku in "a govore
radio porocevalcev.
AmeriSki Slovenci, vsai ma
predni, zdruzeni V Slovenskem
ameriSkem narodnem svetu, bo-
mo V stanju, kot ameriSki dr.
zavljani zahtevatf cd drzavne-
ga departments upostevanie
"atlantskega carterja'', ne pa,
da Sc podpira britanski in itali-
janski Imperialism. Javkanie
in zabavljanje posameznikov ie
naSi s%plosnosti vec V skodo kot
korist. &c bono dvignili glas
protesta skupno proti krivici
nasega naroda V start domovi-
nj, Sc DO slisalo dalec, tudi ma
mirovno konferenco.
Vsi zavedni Slovenci in Slo-
venke IL Detroita in okolice ste
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
SIovensN don
" CIeveIundu

Prihodnjo nedeljo Sc vrsi Slo-
venski dan ma obsirnem presto
ru Drustvenega donna v Eucli-
du, Z predmestju Clevelanda.
Sklicujejo ga vse SANSove po-
druznice in sodelujejo vse ma
predne kulturne skupine. Kma-
lu pc eni uri popoldne Sc pri-
enc program, ma katerem nasto-
PHO najboljsi zbori in solisti, XII
Jill premore ameriska Sloveni-
ia, obenem pa tudi dobri govor-
Mkt. Stare domovino bo zasto-
pal G. Stane Krasevec, clan ju-
goslovanske delegacije ma kon-
ferenci v San Francisco, XII Sc
je yes cas- udejstvoval v osvo-
bodilni borbi. Moznost obstaia,
da DO navzoc ma shodu tudi po-
slanik Stanoje Simie, ter svet-
mix DIR. Slavko fore. SANS bo-
sta zastopala castni predsednik
Louis Adamic ter predsednik
Etbin Kristan. Navzocih DO tu-
di vec drugih izvrsevalnih Cd
bornikov SANSa, XII Sc bodo
mudili ma sell V Clevelandu.
V nedeljo bono ma dostoien
nacin proslaviji osvobojenje
Slovenije in Jugoslavije in po-
kazali, kako globoko mi Ameri-
kanci cenimo in obcudujemo ia
velicastn preporod slovenskega
naroda, XII je V svoji najhujSi
uri pokazal vso ~velicino in vo-
Ito "a svobodo, demokracijo,
edinstvo ter bratstvo narodov
Jugoslavije.
Mirko G. KuheI, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
TIsKOvNI SKLAD
PR0LETARCA
vi. IZKAZ

Akron, o. Frank Anderluh soc
(POslal Mike Kopach.)
Cleveland, Ohio. Pc So: Maggie
Tancek in Frances Selan; pc 81
Joseph ~Fabjancic in Frank Sic
skupaj $6. (Poslal John Krebel.)
Pocahontas, Ill. Anton Bregant
S1.65.
Cheswick, Pa. Mike Klopcict
SLIGO.
Berwyn, Ill. John Gornik Use
Qzrocil Frank Zaitz.)
La Sale, Ill. Leo Zevnik $2.25
Lake BeuIah, Wis. Otto Hamber-
ger ST.
Nopeming, Mimi. Frank Smuk
$500.
Vicksburg, Miss. Valentin Savec
Csc.
New Market, N. J.. John Rupnik
$1.OO.
PetaIuma, Calf. Jennie Kotz-
man 81.
Rock Springs, Wyo. Frank Re
mitz Sic.
Youngstown, o. John Petrich
95c.
Fairport Harbor, o. Lovrenc
Bajc $3.50.
Milwaukee, Wis. Kristina Pod
javorsek Use; Frank in Mary Sed-
mineg So. (Slednje postal Louis
Barborich), skupaj $2.75.
JO~hnstoWn, Pa. Anton Pershin
81; Pc SOC: Frank Mikolich in
Frank Mele, skupaj So. (Poslal
Frank Cvetan.)
Strabane, Pa. Frank Samsa 81;
(Poslal Vinko Peternel.)
Cleveland, o. Joseph F. Durn
81; Frank Mezgec Csc (slednje po-
slal Frank Hribar), skupaj S1.65.
Detroit, Mich. Louis Mentoni
$1.65.
DiamondvilIe, WyO. Jack Turk
soc. (Poslal A. Tratnik.)
Arma, Kans. Pc ST.: Anton Shu-
lar in Joseph Bratkovich, skupaj
81. (POSlal Anton Shular.)
ShebOygan, Wis. Frances Skru-
be so. (Poslal Frank Stih.)
Biwabik, Mimi. Frank Karish
$500.
West Mineral, Kans. John Ma
rolt $1.0O.
Chicago, Ill. Martin Krzan 81.
(Izrocil Frank Bizjak.)
Waukegan, Ill. Neimenovan ST;
Frank Grimsic soc, skupaj $3.50.
(Poslal Martin Judnich.)
BarbertOn, o. Leo Bregar Csc.
Cicero, Ill. John Rayer ST. 05.
Imperial, Pa. Martin in Anna
Gorenc $500.
Skupaj $42.71, prejsnji izkaz
$427.72, skupaj $470.43.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

vabljeni ma redno sejo naSe po-.
druznice SANSa v soboto Z. jul
liza OBJ 7:30 zvecer, V SLOW, del.
domu ma 437 S. Livernois. Ma
sell Sc bodo citala zanimiva pi-
sma in wanna porocila. Mozje,
XII SO Sc u~dejstvili YES cas- V os-
vobodilni borbi v Sloveniji Sc
sedaj nahajajo v Zed. drzavah.
Ma sell bono razpravljali kako
in kdaj Jill dobiti med mas v De-
troit.
Vsi Sc moramo zavedati, da
SANSove podruznice Sc vedno
nosijo odgovornost "a SANSo-
vo BODICE delo, uspehe in ME
gov obstoj. Mnogo elanov Sc nj
ma placane clanarine "a 1945.
Prosite Sc, da svoj malenkosten
naroGni davek poravnate ma
prihodnji sell.
Knjizica "Slovenija V borbi
"a svobodo" smo prejeli. SAN
Sow glavni tajnik Mirko Kuhel
10 je zelo spretno izgradil IL OBJ
sirnega gradiva, poslanega l..
Adamicu IL stare domovine.
Knjizica je zelo zanimiva. Je
nekaka mala zgodovina gigant-
skega boja nasega narodica "a
svojo svobodo. Vsak clan in cla-
MICA 10 dobi brezplacno ma sell.
Ma razpolago bodo tudi najno-
vejSi "Bulletini' Zdruzenega
odbora in Louis Adamicev cla-
mex, z zemljevidom Istre in Pri-
morske " "The World. V obeh
Sc pobija lazno propaganda in
jasno prikazuje, da SO to slo-
venski in hrvaski kraji. "Bul-
letini" in ""The World" so bill
razposlani V stotisocih izvodih
vsem drzavam in vsem odgo-
vornim faktorjem vsega sveta.
Tajnica nase podruznice Liza
Mention je Sc vedno bolnici
Grace HospitaD, SODA 235.
Vsem, XII SO il pisali, obiskali in
tolazili V tezki nesreci, iskrena
hvala.
joe Mention, zacasni tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
Il SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 10Th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

tega je potrebno, da Sc publika
seZnani in raZumeVa namene in
pomen tie potrebne organizacije
ter javno pokaze, da je prot
vojni, proti agresiji, prot emo
stranskemu resevanju medina
rodnih problemov, prot privat-
MIN interesom kapitalisticnih
draw, kateri Sc ma mednarod-
mem pozoriscu krizajo in izzi-
vajo vojno. Javno mnenje je tt
sto orozje, XII DO prisililo vodil-
ne narode, da nova mednarodna
organizacija "a svetovni mir ne
DO o~bstajala samo ma papirju,
temvec da Sc zazivi in vrSi tiste
dane il naloge "a zgraditev in
ohranitev trajnega miru.
Ameriski narod in z MIN
ameriSki Slovenci lahko poma-
gamo graditi to javno mnenje S
tenn, da paZno sledimo vsemu
poteku mednarodne politike ter
potion nash listov in revij IL
razamo svoje mnenje. Pri tenn
lahko pomagamo prav vsi, Xxi
ljubimo mir in zelimo, da Sc bo-
doce mednarodne razlike po-
pravljajo pc clovesko pr mizi
miru in ne S prelivanjem krvi
nedolznega liudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
0 z~okIjUekih konfe-
n v Son Francisco

Pc dvomesecnem zasedaniu
je bila 26. junija zakljucena
mednarodna konferenca v San
Francisco, ma kateri je sodelo-
valo so narodov. Izdelan in
sprejet je bill carter, ma podlagi
katerega DO mogoce prepreciti
nadaljne vojne in reSevati med
narodna v~prasanja z mirnim
sporazumom, in ne S puSko in
bombo.
Prvikrat v zgodovini Sc je
zgodilo, da je toliko razlicnih
narodov, toliko cloveSkih pie
men, toliko raznoterih draw cd
enc ekstreme do druge - pri-
SIo do Sporazuma, da je obstoj
take s%vetovne organizacije mo-
gOC, ako je VOLTA "a to ter ako
glavne svetovne sile pokazejo
dCmOkraticno pot do svetovne-
ga miru. Med nami Sc je naSlo
VCliko optimistov, XII SO verjeli
v moznost zgraditve mednarod-
ne organizacije "a svetovni mir,
ter seveda tudi precej pesimi-
stow, XII SO org~anizacijo obsodili
ma smrt Sc predno Sc je poro-
dila.
Kadar zboruje toliko naro-
dOv in zastopnikov vlad, cd mai
boil kapitalisticne do najbolj
radikalne, je pricakovati veil
ko nesloge, veliko opravicenih
in neopravicenih zahtev, kriza-
MIA nazorov in principov in di-
plomaticnih trikov. Vsega tega
je bilo V obilici ma tel konferen-
ci, toda kljub temu SO bile vse
zapreke odstranjene in sogla-
sno je bill sprejet in podpisan
zadnji tekst carterja. Ia doku-
ment nj popoln in treba ga DO
izboljSati, kakor Sc izboljSuieio
in popravljajo razne ustave in
poStave, pravila in regulaciie.
Ampak fundamentalna podlaga
je polozena, ideja Sc je izkrista-
Iizirala in postala bitni fakt.
GIavna zasluga strpnosti te
conference je, da je bila zgra-
jena baza, ma kateri DO slonela
nova organizacija in Memo bo-
doce delo. Napravljene so bile
tudi napake, XII ne delajo casti
demOkraticnim velesilam, kot
ma primer sprejem faSisticne
Argentine, odklonitev poliske
prOvizoriGne Wade V Lublinu,
koncentriranje oblasti O odlo-
canju V takozvani "~zaScitni cd
Dor" it'd. Ampak vse napake Sc
bodo lahko popravile, kakor Sc
popraVljajo nepravicne posta-
We, naSa pravila in podobno.
GIavni pogon vse konferen-
ce SO nudile naSe Zed. drzave
ameriSke. In tudi to je umevno,
kajti &c ina Amerika sluziti kot
vojaSki arzenal V slucaju vojne,
cemu ne bi sluzila vsemu svo-
bodoljubnemu svetu tudi kot
arZenal miru.
Bodocnost Mednarodne orga-
nIzacije "a svetovni mir ie pa
predVsem odVisna cd iskreno-
sti, XII jo bodo vclanjeni narodi
pokazali napram iva anu
Sprejetih zakljuckov. V svrho
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
Rozmerie strunk v Beioiii

V Belgiji, kjer je vsled Leo
poldove trdovratnosti, da hoce
nazaj ma prestol, nastala kon-
Gem junija vladna kriza, je raz-
merle strank V provizoricnem
parlamentu sledece: socialist,
81 %poslancev; komunisti, 9; Ii
beralci, 50; katoliska stranka.
II poslancev. Izmed teh Sc lie
samo slednja izrekla "a povra-
tex Leopolda ma belgijski tron,
estate tri pa so podale prot
MENU protestno izjavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

venskega naroda " start domo-
VIM, ali v korist onih, XII SO v
strahu p%obegnili predno je s1o-
venski narod mogel obracunati
z mimi?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

bodo mnogi Poljaki postal Sc
daj memo breme. Kar je poll
skin diplomatov v Ameriki, jim
bodo pomagali morda tukajsnji
Poljaki. Predstavniki poljskega
koncila V Ameriki, XII pravijo,
da zastopajo Sest milijonov
Americanov poljskega porekla,
so minuli teden spet apelirali
ma predsednika Trumana, da
maj ne prizna Wade Warsaw,
ker nj zastopnica poljskega ma
roda temvec posluSna dekla
Stalinove politike. Ampak S
svojimi pritiski in protestnimi
shodi tudi V BODICE ne bodo
uspeli, kot MISC dosedaj, ceprav
SO Jill re veliko imeIi.
Kaj stori Vatikan?
AmeriSka in angleSka vlada
sta Sc torej lie nekako izmuzni-
lie il tie poljske kaSe ma podlagi
takozvanega jaltskega sporazu-
ma, tezje pa je "a Vatikan, ker
je. S svojo propaganda ognjevi-
to podpiral tiste poljske kroge
v zamejstvu, XII so Rusiji mai
boil sovrazni. Sprejemal je
poljske poveljnike, aristokrate
IN diplomatic ter jim dajal spool
budo. Ker bodo druge drzave
sedaj priznale poljsko Waldo V
Warsaw in mnoge so jo re, DO
Vatikan ostal smeSen, &c DO Sc
vztrajal V priznavanju zamej-
ne Wade, kajti S tenn 81 DO svoj
polozaj ma Poljskem Sc boil po-
slabSal, Sploh Sc DO morala po-
litika katoliSke cerkve ma Poll
skem zelo spremeniti, kot Sc DO
morala V Sloveniji, ma Hrva-
Skem in SlovaSkem.
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POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in mai
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro~
do uro V Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postojo
Vodi 10 George Morchon
VICES, 1850 kiIocycIes.
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KakO je z vaSim znancem, sose-
dom, pri~jateljem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
pOrOciIi, da maj 81 narOCi ProIetar-
ca? POskusite, mOrda ga pridobitel
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PoIiska pod novo
Waldo nu deIU
20 preporod
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)

A0 ~ ~ 81
(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)
stranke, in par socialistov. L.
jaVili so, da SO "a sporazum z
lublinsko Waldo in "a politiko
prijateljskega sosedstva S So
vjetsko unijo. V reorganizirani
varsavski vladi je Mikolajcek
MEN podpredsednik in oh enem
agrikulturni minister. Izmed
zamejnih socialistov je v novi
varsavski vladi Jan Stanczyk,
XII je bill pref delavski minister.
Moravski je bill predsednik tu-
di prejsnje Wade. Predsednik
poljskega koncila, XII je nekak
provizoricen parliament in kon-
trola mad Waldo, pa je komunist
Boleslav K. Beirut.
Glavne stranke, XII tvoriio
Waldo v Warsaw, so socialist
cha, kmecka, delavska Ckomu-
nisti) in krseansko delavska.
Naloga te Wade je urediti de-
zelo V normalne razmere ko hi
tro mogoce, izvesti agrarne in
socialne reforme in razpisati
volitve, v katerih mai narod
svobodno izrazi svojo voljo O
obliki Wade.
Reakcija izkljucena
Prejsnji gospodujoci sloji so
IL move poljske koalicije izklju-
ceni, ker dogovor doloca, da
imajo do politicnega udejstvo-
vanja obnovljeni Poljski pra-
vico lie tiste stranke, XII so BIZ
lie vseskozi V boju proti faSizmu
in nemskim okupatorjem.
Glede mel je poljska vlada V
Warsaw potrdila Curzonovo or
to "a pravilno mejo med USSR
in Poljsko, in Osubka-M oravski
je omenjenemu socialisticnemu
kongresu porocal, da DO meja
move Poljske ma zapadu segala
do reke Oder in do b~altiSkega
obrezja. To pomeni, da il je V
%dogovoru z Moskvo dolocenega
mnogo bivsega nemSkega teri
torija, kamor Sc Poljaki re ma
seljujejo.
Kaj S Poljsko armada?
Pod okriljem poljske zamej-
ne Wade je bila ustanovljena
nova poljska armada, XII steje
kakih 200 900 MOI. Nahaja Sc V
Nemciji, V 1taliji in ma Biz
MEM vzhodu. Castniki te ar
made so vecinoma reakcionarci
in sovrazniki Rustic. V tenn du-
hui so baje prepojili tudi mo-
Stvo. Kaj S to armada sedaj, je
problem Anglije. Porocajo, da
Sc vsled svojega protisovjetske-
ga in protisocialnega stalisca
veliko teh poljskih vojakov ne
upa domov, oziroma sploh IL
j~avljajo, da Sc ma Poljsko pod
tako Waldo, kot je sedaj V Var
Saw, nikakor nocejo vrniti.
Churchill jim je vsled tega OBJ
ljubil anglesko drzavljanstvo in
pa delo bodisi Angliji ali pa
V dominjonih. Vecinoma bi Sli
menda najrajSe v Kanado.
Zamejna vlada OBJ zlatO
Oh casu nemSke invaziie so
sprawl ma varno IL poljske
banke v Anglijo "a mad 100 mi
lijonov dolarjev zlata in "a vec
milijonov V valutah in bondih
drugih draw. Ker SO zavezniki
priznavali zamejno Waldo v
Londonu, je imela ia pravico
razpolagati S to imovino Tod ka-
tere je precej vlozene tudi v
Zed. drzavah) in 10 je mnogo
tudi zapravila. V svoji sluzbi
pc svetu je imela okrog 5000
uradnikov in ii ljudje so sedaj
oh delo, oziroma oh sluzbe. Tu-
di to lie problem Anpliie. ker
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Priporocite prijatelju, maj
81 naroci Pr~oletarca.
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ROUNDUP OF CALIFORNIA
 SOLONS TOMORROW NIGHT

The Invitational Bi-Annual cele- bration, Roundup and Rodeo', as sponsored by Senator H. H. Mo Cutcheon and Dr. G. A. Decker 10th Native Sens of the Golden West State, will have its setting Sat urday night at Mikes Place in Douglas, reflectirg in the form of a Barbecue Cabaret. The Roll Call
 will begin promptly at p. m, fol- lowed by a unique banquet of pole cat atmosphere, refreshments select comedy and dramatic sketches and quartette, novelty features elect, and one can rest assured that the ladies will likewise be honored, said Dr Decker.
 A dog team bus service has been provided for those who may not wish to walk, leaving from the Gastineau Hotel promptly at 7:45 tomorrow evening.