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Evening star., 1945-12-23
Peace on Earth

Almost two thousand years ago q
star hung like a lantern in the sky
above Bethlehem and the wise men
came from the East and worshiped
the child who was born there.
Since then the years have rolled
Into centuries. Civilizations have
hourished and are all but forgotten
Great empires have risen to glory
and have decayed and died. Rulers
before whom peoples trembled are
forgotten, and their flesh and bones
have returned to dust.
We speak of the eternal hills. But
even they and the solid earth itself
are not the same as they were when
Jesus was born in Bethlehem. There
are lands now above the surface of
the sea which were not there nine
teen hundred years ago, and other
lands which then existed have dis
appeared. There are deserts where
once gardens bloomed, and dry
courses mark the one-tinne path of
floods.
Some races of men have grown
In stature, others have shrunk.
There has been so much change that
we have said cynically that the only
permanence is impermanence, the
only certainty is uncertainty.
But in saying those things we have
overlooked the permanence of truth
and ideals. The ideals which were
given birth with the birth of Him
whose coming we celebrate this
week have been stronger than the
hills and more permanent than the
empires of men. They have lasted
and grown in power.
Again we come to the solemn
festival of Christmas with its mes
sage of peace and we come to it at
the end of a terrible war, with
millions still under arms. We would
profane the day had We not fought
for peace-fought with the deter
mination that the peace must be a
lasting one. We have sworn that
we will work to end the scourge of
war and we are discovering that the
brotherhood of man is more than
a phrase, -.
Our homes cannot be the Joyous,
merry homes we used to know at
Christmas time when so many who
fought our battles will not return,
when others still lie suffering from
their wounds, and still others are
separated from us by, thousands Of
miles of war-scarred land and
turbulent sea.
But we have before us the promise
given the shepherds who watched in
the night and we're told Fear not;
for behold, I bring you good tidings
of great JOY, which shall be TO all
peoples On earth, peace, good
will toward men"
That ideal of peace, OF good will
toward men, has been the most
permanent thing in the world that
we know. Where ancient glories OF
man have been swept away, that has
remained. It has grown stronger.
It will continue to grow stronger
until, some day, it shall be achieved.
Evening star., 1945-12-23

riaen van de velde, and Young Woman
With a Pearl Necklace" and Man and
Woman Drinking Wine" gracious ex-
amples of Jan Vermeer Of Delft.
The italian paintings in the collection
are a treasure in themselves. Five
Botticellis-"The Madonna OF the Lilies"
"St. Sebastian a portrait of Simonetta
vespucci, portrait of Giuliano de-
Medici and world-renowned Venus
head the list. There are three 'Madon-
mas" by Raphael. one by Fra Filippo Lip
pi, two by Andrea del Verrocchio. one by
Mantegna. one by Lippo Memmi, one by
Andrea del Castagno. A Portrait of a
Young Woman" in brocaded gown by
Domenico Veneziano will be recognized
as the model of many modern imitators.
Giotto is represented by q dramatic
Death of the Virgin" There are i've
Tftians and three great Bronzinos.
In the French section, Chardin's
Craftsman" Claude Lorrain's italian
Countryside" George de La Tours
Death Of st. Sebastian" two imagina-
tive works by Nicolas Poussin, and three
theater studies Of magnetic power by
Vatican are the most noteworthy COM
positions. The best of the Spanish
paintings is Velasquez's portrait of the
Countess Olivares.
According to National Gallery at
taches, the major credit for bringing
the German pictures to Washington
should 60 to the unnamed Army officers
and men who actually did the job. Chief
Justice Stone in his formal statement
said that he felt that they deserved the
highest praise" So far as anybody ct
the gallery could remember. no other
military force since history began ever
attempted to save the cultural riches OF
IN enemy.
Evening star., 1945-12-23

points needed for release-are to be
commended for a remarkably good
job in this respect. At the same
time, though, as long as voluntary
enlistments and re-enlistments con-
tinue inadequate, percentage of
those released must be replaced
through the draft. without this,
our armed forces cannot be expected
to deal well with their occupying and
other immediate postwar RESPONSE
bilities-a fact which must govern
the extent Of any further selective
service exemptions.
Evening star., 1945-12-23
japan RemodeIed


MacArthur's headquarters that the
directive abolishing official Shinto is
the last major item in the Allied
program remodeling Japan points
up a process unique in modern
history. This is the planned trans
formation of the political, economic
and social order of a large and
populous nation by an alien con-
queror. Other countries have known
a revolution from above" put
through by its own leaders, but no
land has hitherto had one engi-
neered from the outside.
Viewed in perspective, this recast-
ing of Japan's national life cannot
fail to excite amazement at the
speed, the logical sequence and the
success with which the plan has
been executed. It Is only a trifie
over four months ago that Japan
capitulated and its military occupa-
tion began. Though devastated
from the air and stunned by the
impact of the atomic bomb, Japan
had some two million trained SOL
dierS under arms in the home
islands-men indoctrinated with the
cult of suicidal fanaticism and
deeply humiliated at the prospect
of submission to the first foreign foe
who had ever set foot on the sacred
soil" of Nippon. At the start, Gen.
eral Macarthur could put ashore
mere token forces which might
easily have been wiped out, no
matter what the vengeance that
would have been exacted for their
annihilation.
1t is thus understandable that,
during the first stage, Macarthur
walked warily, concentrating upon
the rehabilitation and disarmament
of the Japanese armed forces. Only
when that vital preliminary task
had been accomplished was it
possible to start the Transformation
Of Japan's national life which the
Allies had in mind. And even then
the steps were taken in a way not
to provoke an explosion by fanatical
die-hardS. The work was greatly
facilitated by the fact that a native
regime was available, buttressed by
the majestic sanction of the EN-
peror, who showed himself thor
oughly amenable. AS time passed,
the tempo quickened, and recent
weeks have seen rapid series of
sweeping directives which have
endowed the Japanese people with
the essentials of freedom and op-
portunity, thereby making it pos
sible for them to evolve into a truly
democratic society. g--
The question naturally remains
whether this revolution from above
and outside will survive the military
occupation that enforces 1t. The
reputed discovery OF plot against
MacArthur's life indicates the sur
vival of reactionary forces working
undercover. AS the former ruling
classes realize the full extent of
their eclipse, they may adopt re-
sistance tactics ranging from occult
terrorism to systematic sabotage and
perhaps eventually to covert revolt.
Nevertheless, the gains increasingly
enjoyed by the formerly oppressed
and exploited masses may open their
eyes and lead them voluntarily to
defend what has been vouchsafed
them. In that case, the seeds of
democracy sown by Macarthur can
yield a bounteous harvest.
Evening star., 1945-12-23
Difference in Views
e South Bend Tribune.

From The South Bend Tribune.
According to the House Expenditures
Committee, the full" or high" employ
ment bill passed by the Senate is a
gigantic and unworkable proposal that
would lead to unbalanced budgets" and
mislead the citizens. How New Dealish!
Evening star., 1945-12-23

demonstrate MS marvellous skill for
exactness In detail; fine Portrait of
Young Man" and still nobler Portrait
OF Man" whose age Is introduced into
the composition as 54. One of the two
achievements of Peter Bruegel is rich
ly characteristic chronicle of the busy
daily life of village community en-
titled Dutch Proverbs Joos van
Cleve's single work chosen, portrait
OF youth with a sword and gloves, is
a miracle of draughtsmanship. Five
pictures by Jan van Eyck deserve the
same observation. The best of them is
the Madonna in the Church." which al
ways is admired for it's meticulous
Gothic iconographic background. Anoth-
er splendid portrait is that of "Bau-
douin de Bourbon" by Jan Gossart. All
three Of Hans Memlng's works in the
collection are interpretations Of the
Virgin and the Holy Child, the Mother
in two Of them being enthroned against
Persian pomegranate curtains. A trio
Of important religious compositions and
two wonderful portraits by Roger van
der Weyden will be certain to draw at
tention, If ever they are shown.
X Il
Among other masterpieces rescued
from the war zone are: The famous
portrait of a Man With Gold Helmet
beautiful Landscape With Bridge"
a good self-portrait and dozen lesser
Rembrandts; the well-known Nurse and
Child +" the even more u,idelv ceIpl,ro al
eHille Bobbe," two excellent portraits and
two others not quite so meritorious by
Franz Halls; "The Mother" notable do-
mestic study, by Pieter de Hooch; "The
Concert" familiar to thousands of art
lovers as color print. and 'eFatherly
Advice" by Gerard Terborch; "The
Farm" = distinctive landscape, by Ad-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

odpravo vojne, i'm ko smo zma-
gall, lie liudstvo nc pc nekaj
tednih lahko uyidelo, da SO bila
tista gesla lie megla. Ali Sc mai
take pomote spet sedaj dogode?
Zadnjic smo rekli, da smo svct
s svojo zmago ustvarili varnim
Ia demokracijo. Sedaj govori-
mo o stirih svobodScinah. Am
pax Jill ne BIO, ne takih, ne ta-
kin, &c bono zidali ma drzavni-
Ike, kakrsni so nam zapasli pref
snjo zmago. Skoda, da Sc vedno
nimamo delavske internaciona-
lie, kakrsna ie bila zasnovana
meseca februarja v Londonu.
Clovestvu nj vredno obstojati,
ako sc BIO pc tenn klanju pri-
pravljalo spet ma move moritve
in razdejanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
DeIo 20 Muiski gIus v fekU, O tUdi
ovir inunno v izobiliu

prvi, XII Sc lie ogIosiI S spisom V ~prihodnii Moi
ski s!os", XII BIO posveeen 40-ietnici ProIetoreu, lie
mas znoni "oldfimer" Mace Zlemberger. 70 MIN pa
Joseph Snoy in Josko Oven.
Cd vseh drvgih prcukuiemo spise do koneo te-
GO mesecu.
Potrebno ie, do sodeiuiemo drug z drugim dim
boil, ker V obema fiskarnomo v Chicogu, kier III
skomo nuse pvblikociie, delovcev foliko moniko, do
jima nj mogoee iomeifi izvrsifi tiskorsko delo v par
fednih, kof smo GO luhko V ~preisniih Iefih.
Torei cimprei nam sofrudniki posieio svoie spi-
Sc in zusiopniki ogIcse, toIiko boil Sc bono Idhko
V uradu pozurii z deIom, dosi sfno fvdi tu prikroi-
sani za dive moSi.
Mas nuert lie izdasi Maiski slus k 4o-Ieinici ProIe-
torcu v noisiioineiSi obliki, XII DO vredna teso iubi-
leia. Mozno lie, du nom ga vsIed pref omenienegu
vzroku v fiskarni ne DO mogose izpeliafi toxic kof
smo ST ga zamisIiii.
ze s koIeduriem smo imeIi fezove. Pa fudi z IL
siom, ker ce delovcev nj, bodisi V fiskurni, ali pc v
nusem urudu, gredo sfvuri il zusnovunegu redo in
n~usfuneio zumude. Ampok prepriGoni smo, da Moi
ski gios izide in do DO deIoI cast iubiIe;U, kaieremu
ie P~osveeen. z 2 .af
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

Macedonia, crna CORA in pa Bo-
sna in Herzegovina. Nekateri
stajerski Slovenci zele, da mai
bi bila njihna dezela avtonomna
cd Kranjske in Primorske, toda
velika vecina slovenskega naro-
da je "a zedinjeno Slovenijo.
V novi razsirjeni vladi, XII je
bila ~oznanjena 7. marca ie Josip
Broz-Tito predsednik, OBJ enem
pa je v njegovem podrocju tudi
portfelj narodne obrambe; "a
podpredsednika Wade je bill
imenovan Srb Milan Grol; Slo-
venec Edward Kerdelj je drugi
podpredsednik Wade in OBJ enem
minister "a ustavodajno skup-
scino; Hrvata Jurej Sutej in Jo-
sip Smodlaka sta ministra brez
portfelja, Ivan Subasic, tudi Hr-
vat, pa je minister vnanjih "a
dev. Vladislav Ribnikar je ma
ucni minister, Nikola PetroviG
ina v podrocju trgovino in obrt,
pravoslavni duhovnik Vlada Ze-
cevec je minister notranjih "a
dev, Fedor Vujasninovic je mi
mister prometa, drugi clani Via
de pa so A. Hebrang, Sretan Zu-
jevic, Vase Cubrilovic, Sulej-
man Filipovic, Sretan Bukosav-
ljevic, F. Frol, Sava Kosanovic,
Anton Krzisnik, z. Sremec, ORA
go Marusic, in Sc precej drugih,
kar je "a tako majhno dezelo
fNadalievanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

posebno talSo papirnato organi-
zacijo, kot je Slovenska moSka
zveza. LIE demu je zastopana v
relifnem odboru, je v~prasevaI.
Prispeva mic, della ne, a glas pa
ina in lahko odlocuje, v slabo
ali V dobro. Pc mnenju doticni-
ka bi bio Boise, &c bi Sc orga-
~nizacij, XII mic ne prispevajo in
ne delajo, sploh ne vabilo v po-
mono akcijo.
V Mi je sedaj deset central
min organizacij, toda MISC vse
velike in tudi podporne MISC vse
ia enak nacin. A v JPO-SS ina
vsaka pc en- glas.
Izmed teh Jill je bilo ma sell
dine 8. marca devet. LIE UPS liz
Milwaukeeja nj poslala nikogar
ma sejo.
Dasi SO nesoglasja, kar Sc
skupne refine akcije tice, je
Vendar VOLTA ma vseh straneh,
da Sc z MO nadaljuje.
SANS sedaj najmocnej$e
gibanje
V soboto 10. marco Sc ie vr-
lila prva seja novega sirsega Cd
Dora SANSa, katere so Sc ude-
lezili predsednik Etbin Kristan,
podpredsednik Janko Rogelj,
drugi podpredsednik Fred A.
Wider, tajnik Mirko c.. Kuhel,
olagajnik Vincent Cainkar, "a
pisnikar Jacob Zupan in odbor-
niki Krapenc, Leo Jurjovec,
Russian ter Zaitz.
Cd nadzornega odbora so bill
navzoci Louis Zeleznikar (Jo-
liet), Josephine Zakrajsek (Cle-
yeland) in Joseph Zavertnik
New Jersey. v imenu vseh
treh je L. zeleznikar ugotovil,
da so racuni V popolnem redu in
da so napadi ma SANS glede fl
nancnih transakcii neosnovani.
Seize sirsega odbora SO Sc ude-
lezili Anton Debevec (Sheboy-
gam, Josephine Erjavec CO.
liet), Frank Klun (Chisholm),
Helen KuSar (Berwyn), Kathe-
rine Krainz (Detroit), John Pol
lock (Clevelandl, Theresa Speck
(St. Louis), Anton Zbasnik
ely in Joseph Zorc (Wauke-
gam.
Porocila IN reIif gIavni precinct
Glavna tocka ma prvi sell Sir
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
SpekuIor III zonieio
pa moi Sc voino suce
v kokrsnI okoIi srner

Vselej, kad ar Sc zdi, da "a
vezniki odloCiIno zmaguieio.
gredo dclnice ma newyorSki bor-
II nagloma navzdol. Spekulanti
vcdo, da DO voini ne BIO tolik-
snih dobickov.
PripetiIo Sc ie v tel voini re
yeckrat, da elm Sc lie razsiriIa
vest, da lie zmaga IA mas doblie-
ma, tisti hip so zacele Gene del
nicam padati. Kajti vojna v la
KEN sistemu, XII mu sedaj DO
novcm pravimo free enter
prise pomeni tudi vec ali mani
svohodno profitarstvo.
Ko ie dne 8. marca ma new
yorski borzi spet ~zabrneIo, da
sc vojni bliza donec in S tenn ko-
nee voinim dobickom. so zacele
v par urah It'll navzdol Gene del
mic jckia, zeleznic, kompanii ba-
kra, mo.ornih in oiinih druzb,
pa tekstilnih koinpanii it'd.
Mcdtem sc ie zacelo spekuli-
ranje tudi z ruskimi carskimi
bondi. Carska Rusiia ie bila
namrec siIno zadolzena. Tudi
Zed. drzavam veliko doIguje.
W aM
Carske bonde imaio v tel dezeli
posamezniki in banke.
Ko Sc je Roosevelt vrniI liz
Jalte, Sc ie zaGela v New Yorku
govorica, da mi lie Stain OBJ
liubil izpIaGati carske dolgovc.
Pa SO ljudje zaceli bodisi pro-
dajati bonde carske Rustic, ali
pa iih kupovati cd onih, XII Jill
imaio, "a ''neznatno ceno", ceS,
ko iih BIO S~ovjetska unija izpla-
Gala, pa bodo dobicki.
VISA stvar je velika tragedija
"a tiste, Xxi svoie prihranke "a
pravljajo ma ia nacin. Mic Sc nj
so nauGili il prejsnje vojne, ne
IL povojnih casov, ko so ljudJe
spekuIirali s kajzerjevimi mar
kami, francoskimi frank in z
bondi, XII Jill je prodajala Nor
ganova firma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

voJni okrog cnajst milijonov
lJudi, XII so v uniformi in nestle
to miliionov municijski indu-
striji. Kot prvi svetovni VOL
nj, tako BIO tudi v sedanii ia
mnozica brzkone najbolj odlo-
cujoca. Ko je kajzer padel, so
rekli, da jc bill porazen cato, ker
je prisla tia ameriska oboroze-
ma in ekonomska sila.
Ko Sc Hitler poda, BIO treba
dati v zgodovini ameriski ar
madi in ~industriji "a njegov pa
dec zelo veliko priznanja.
Ampak sc ne gre za.o, paG
pa, &C ameriska vlada re~snicno
hoce zmagati "a demokracijo.
V prejsnji vojni je zvezna Via
da 2 WiIsonom ma celu venomer
z%atrjevala, da SC bojujemo "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
Zed drzave ' v|oei %miroynega posredovaIca

Zed. drzave so v prejsnji sve-
town. vojni bila odloGujoca sila,
a mir pa ie bill ma konferenci v
Versaillesu bolj narekovan cd
italijanskih grofov, kot pa cd
ameriskega~ predsednika Will
soma.
Sedaj SC spet pojavlja nevar
most, da vlada Zed. draw ne BIO
imela ma mirovni konferenci, in
ne ma sedanjih tajnih pogaja-
NTH toliksne vcljave, kot il pri-
pada.
o Wilsonu prayijo, da sc JIG v
svoji politiki zmotil in mai Sc
Roosevelt IL njegovih nib ui:i in
skrbi, da BIO kongres, kadar pri-
de cas-, odobril njegov mirovni
dogovor.
Docim JIG Wilson elektricizi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
Kdo izmed posIuncev in senatoriev
lie z1 liUdstvo noiveC storiI?

Revija Golfers je razpisala
nagrado v vsoti $4,000, v ka-
teri maj sodniki, cd ME doloce-
nj, ugotove KIDD izmed senator
lev in kongresnikov lie "a ma
rod lani najvec storil. Stvar ie
sicer lsomedija, ker Sc tice lie re-
klame "a omenjeni list. Ampak
je vzlic temu wanna cato, ker Sc
bodo mnogi volilci vendarle "a
g~njavili z MIN.
nimali "a to v~prasanje in Sc
KIDD V kongresu ali senatu je
kaj storil Ia ljudstvo? In kdor
izmed Nth dobi cd omenjene re-
vie vecino glasov, DO tudi pri-
znan "a dobitnika deset tisoca-
kov.
Toda nekateri unijski listi
dvomijo, ola imamo v zvezni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
Dive tretiini ~Jusosloviie
osvoboiene

Maurice Western poroea IL
Beograda New York Timesu,
ola je re dive tretjini Jugoslavi-
je ociscene cd sovraznika. To
vkljucuje vso Macedonia, Sr-
bio, Crno goro, vecji del Dali
macije - z izjemo male zasede
Juno cd Reke potem vso
Istro z izjemo Trsta in nekate-
rib drugih lux. Ostane neosvo-
bojen Sc del Bosne, Hrvatske in
Slovenije. Ali tudi V ten ne
kontrolirajo Nemci nicesar ra-
zen nekaj trdnjav in prometnih
linij; a tudi V okupiranih okra-
iih kontrolirajo p~artizani ve-
like dele teritorija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

raj sve. S svojimi stirinajstimi
tockami In ga potem razocaraI,
ker Jill nj mogel izpolniti, Sc je
Roosevelt cd kraja lotiI slicnih
obetanj v obliki izjave o stirih
svobodscinah in Atlantskega
carterja. A pc nekaj mesecih
poskusanja, da oboje dramatizi-
IA, JIG spoznal, da Sc mu lahko
pripeti isto, kakor Wilsonu,
namrec polom. cato ie Roosc-
welt postal "realist''. Kadar ga
Poljaki in Irci prijemajo, kaj da
JIG 2 njegovim Atlantskim car
terjem, Jim pojasnuje, da je to
elasticna stvar, kakor n. pr. de-
set bozjih zapovedi, Xii veljajo
pc vsem krscanskem svetu, pa
81 Jill vsakdo po svoje razIaga
ali pa pc svoje spolnuje.
Ampak Zed. drzavc imajo v
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zbornici delavci sploh .kakega
prijatelja. Nam, to je, delavcem
prijazni so Same v volilnih KAN
panjah. Ko minejo, pozabijo ma
vse obljube.
V odbor, XII maj dozene, kdo
izmed poslancev in senatorjev ie
najvec storil, so bill imenovani
kapitalist Owen D. Young, Sid
ney Hillman cd unije ACW,
professor Ernest Hopkins, Ha-
rold Dodd, predsednik Prince
ton universe, professor Alan
Gregg, Paul Hoffman, George
eMany cd AFL, professor Donald
Tresidder in bankir Chester
Davis IL st. Louisa.
To SO torej mozje, XII maj do
locijo, kdo Timed poslancev in
senatorjev je vreden nagrade v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
voinim kriminuIcem Sc mi nicesos bufi,
uko imaio zuscito med zuvezniki

Sc sfuru jUgosIovunsku zamejno Waldo ie od no.
vezniske konisiie, XII p~reiskuie, koso nai Sc ozna<i
"a voineqa krimincIeu, zohfevoiou do mora zal,e-
iezii nednjc SeneruIu Murio Roo1c. On ie bill pod
Mussolinjen noeeInik itoiiiunskegu generuinegn
sfob0. Niegovi jiUdie SO k!uIi po ~nie9oyih nucrsih v
AIbnnjii Efiopij, v Greiii in v JUgosIaviii. rosabno
v Siovenii.
20 voine9u kriminoIeo ga ie ~oznasila / fu5oslo-
vunskn osvobodlnu fronfu in IL nienih vrsf ie pniseI
fUdi migIioi, do Sc moi GO Mi izroei.
Novo ifoliionskn vIcdu pod predsedsfvcm Iva
noe %Boncmiio ie genernIu Rcoffu orefiroiu in GO dr.
zolo nekoi 6uso v zosfrozeni viii. Pofem Sc lie vrne-
Solo vines zoveznisko vrhovno poveijsfvo, XII ie seduj
V fulii, kolikor 10 ie osvoboiehe, vrhovno obIosf.
Ker so priotelii orefironegu generuIo zngofaviiuIi,
dn ie slcbega zdrnviu, SO GO liz vile posiuli v voiu-
sko bolnico, cd kier lie 5. morcu pobegnH.
Med iiUdstvom v Rimu ie vzkipeIo. SIu ie no
Uice ~ zohtevGIo odorovo monurhiie ter o~retociio
20 kroiio Emonuela in niegovego sinu Umberfo. To
Ie bio 10. marco. Re V prvem izgredU ie bill en- de-
monsfrunf vbt in veIiko ronienih.
Znoni eosnikar in radio komenfufor Drew Pear
son lie prosio nedeIio deiuI, do ie general Rooffo
pobe9nH $ Ponoeio Anglezev pod niihno varsivo,
ker proved We" = nomree We sIubegu 0 Anglezih,
XII SO %pomuguli MussoliniiU in S tenn Rooffu, pu Sc hi
no sodni obrovnovi Iuhko izgovarioI nanie. Angle
lem Sc ie forei so zodUsiti toxic obruvnuvo in foko
lie voini kriminoIee Rootto sedaj no vornenn, do ne
DO mogeI povedofi kur We, in kur hi posfuvilo mo-
ioz norsikoko chUrciilovo fruzo 0 demokrociii in
fasizmU.
Prov foko zIohku ie pobegniI MussoIini
TO ie rozUmiiivo, koii kdo pc je MvssoIiniio,
Rooffo, Hirohito, Hitherto in Franco podpiraI, &c ne
= psyi.vfstj Angiiu, Froneiio in Zed. drzuves KIDD ih
ie zaiogni z denoriem in moteriialom, ako ne tie ti
dezeIe?
In sedoi ko ie prseI cos obrueUnu, dopuseamo,
da "voini zlosinei" pobegoio, nomesfo da ih hi IL
roeM etiopskemU eesurjU, &c re mi ne moreno obru-
eUnufi z mimi.
Steer pa lie voini ~zloeinec sisfen1, kukrsen ie, in
feg0 podpiroio izvzemsi Rustic in pur drugih dezeI
vsi fukozvoni zdrUzeni norodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
SANS osfane ma
delu V glavnem
"a reIifno akciio
JPO-Ss Sc OSTANE SAMosToJNA POMONA
ORGANIZACIJA. = SEJA SIRSEGA ODBORA
sLOvENSKECA AMERISKEGA NARODNECA
SvETA SvOJE DELO DOBRO ZvRsLA

V petek 9. marca Sc je vrsila
v Chicago seja odbora JPO-SS,
XII je bila wanna zaradi vprasa-
MIA, ali maj Sc to gibanie Sc OBJ
drzi, ali pa Sc pridruzi k onemu,
XII je bio ustanovljeno 1ani pod
okriljem ZOJSA.
To je Y JPO-sSS cd takrat stall
no vp~rasanje. F'o mnogih posve-
toyanjih je dala ia ustanova Y
sklad WRFAS5D $25, 900. Ma
sell omenjenega dine pa Sc nj cd
locila "a drugo kot ola DO S svo-
jim deiom nadaljevala in pa ola
lahko tisti, XII hocejo, ola Sc sta
remu kraju takoj pomaga, pr
vsakem prispevku poudariio,
maj Sc ga takoj odposlje.
Se1d bila reprezentdtiUna
Seja JPO-SS je bila dobro po-
secena. Udelezil Sc je je pred
sednik te refine akcije Vincent
Cainkar, tajnik Joseph Zalar,
blagajnik Leo Jurjovec, Jankc
Rogelj cd Ameriske bratske I'VE
re, Anton Zbasnik, Josephine
Erjavec cd Slovenske zenske
zveze, Josephine Zakrajsek kot
zastopnica Progresivnih Slo-
venk, joe Grdina v imenu Slo-
venske moske zveze in J. Vidic
V imenu Druzbe svete druzine.
Glavno vpraSanje pred mimi
je bio, kako usoglasiti relifno
akcijo z ono, XII jo vrsi sedaj
SANS. Vecina je bila mnenia,
da maj JPO-SS ostane samostoi-
ma ustanova, ampak maj zaeno
sodeluje z relifno akcijo v pod
rocju ZOJSA tako, da &c hoces
dar takoj poslati tia, Sc to zgodi,
drugace ostane V blagajni in
pod kontrolo JPO-SS.
Na$a relifna akcija pri starem
Torej ostane naSa relifna 81
tuacija tam kjer je bila. JPO-SS
jo DO nadaljeval pc svoje, a
glavno zbiranje sedaj vodi lie
SANS, XII je napravil v kratkem
casu V ia namen zelo lepe uspe-
he. Rezultati SO bill in SO objav-
ljani V tajnikovih porocilih.
DaToUi IN UodStUo
V razpravi ma sell Sirsega ali
.glavnega odbora Slovenskega
ameriskega narodnega sveta, XII
Sc je vrsila dan pozneje, je neki
odbornik il Clevelanda prijemal