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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

Grape growers and victory gard.
eners who had already applied sui
phur for mildew prevention should
repeat this operation following the
recent rains.
c. E. Scott, specialist in plant
pathology, agricultural extension
service, University of California,
warns that recent applications of
sulphur have been washed away by
the rains and another application
is necessary because moisture in
duces mildew at this season of the
year.
This applies also to some victory
garden crops such as peas. Home
gardeners also may have trouble
with ornamentals such as roses and
delphiniums.
Immediate applications of sui
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Jap Balloon Lands
In Michigan

LANSING, June z. (UP)-A Jap
anese balloon of the type used to
carry bombs landed in the state OF
Michigan several months ago and
was located before any injury re-
suited, Capt. Donald S. Leonard
director of the Michigan office of
civilian defense, announced
Leonard said the announcement
had been cleared by the Detroit Of
flee of the sixth service command,
acting on instructions from Wash
ington.
Leonard said there could be no
announcement where the balloon
landed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
FIRE DESTROYS 163 TONS
OF HAY ON CUDAHA RANCH

Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroyed 163 tons of baled hay on
the cid Cudaha ranch four miles
northeast Of Cs-exico early We'd
nesday morning.
El Centro fire department sent
the country truck to the ranch and
succeeded in saving $50 tons of hay
and a hammer mill
The ranch is poerated by Fitze-
garld and 1itrov. The loss was
covered by insurance. .
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
RECALL MEASURE PROGRESS

SACRAMENTO, June z. CUP
The assembly education committee
Thursday recommended passage Of
q senate bill providing for the re-
call of school trustees.
Sen. T. H. Delap (R) Richmond,
told the committee that under pres
ent state law school trustees are the
only type of elective officials who
may not be recalled.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
ASSEMBLY MEASURE AIMS
AT SUBvERSIVE GROUPS

SACRAMENTO, June Z. UP)-
A bill to give school boards author
ity to refuse the use of school build
ings to ''subversive elements was
given the approval of the assembly
education committee Thursday.
introduced by Sen. Jack B. Ten
ney, the bill already has been pass
ed by the senate.
1t was amended to provide that
the school board may require an
affidavit as proof that a person re-
questing use OF schoolhouse is
subversive.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Nazi Cremation
Fiend Nabbed

LONDON, June 7. CUP The
Luxembourg radio said Wednesday
that Paul Hoffman, the man respon-
sible for the cremation of Nazi VIC
TINS at the notorious Maidanek
concentration camp, had been ar
rested in Poland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

.~>>~~'Detroit Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
How Troops
Come Home

The following arrivals of troops
from European and Asiatic the
aters were scheduled for today:
At New York: John Sargent,
from Naples. s22 misc. troops
Atenus, from Hsvre, % miscella-
neous troops. George Chaffey,
from Naples 81 miscellaneous
troops. 20 navy personnel. Nathan
b. Forrest, from Calcutta, IS misc.
troops.
At San Francisco: Matsonis,
GOA army men, 89S navy. 1.433
civilians. Thetius Bay, 718 navy
personnel Marcus III. Tracy, 49
navy personnel. Admiral Island,
748 navy personnel. Searapis, 28
navy personnel. Brazil, from Leyte
and Manila, 4,046 troops, 439 pa
tients, TIA civilians. Julian w.
Mack, from Okinawa, "a army, ID
navy personnel.
At Newport News: Crlstobal,
from Marseilles, 1894 troops. Sea
Snlpe, 2,597 unspecifled personnel.
w. c. Graham, 753 unspecified.
J. Merick, 81 unspecified.
At Boston: la Grande Victory,
from Havre, 1866 misc, inc. 1866
from 63d Inf. Div. Matthew Maury,
from Wales, 7l3 misc. Ambrose
from Wales delayed at
81. Johns Newfoundland).
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Sale at SANS
Randolph Store Open Friday, Saturday Nights Till 9
he SI to H OU
Dept Sundrie Dept
Girls Dept.

Wsvs
SIS Girls Better Cotton Dresses, siIsS Tia 10
73s Girls Sweaters (some rrsgs),
sizes TIA lss
4zl Girls Chubby Shorts, assorted siEsa z7s 100
500 Girls Rsyon Psntes sizes sl2- $500
3sS Girls Part Wool Fall Stacks, sIss s-l4 zoo
57s Girls Teens Taylors Fleece Skirts TIA l.5S
Girls AlWoo Winter Coats, Eizea 7.lo 979
579 Girls Teens Better PleAted Skirts, TIA 1.55
495 Girls Better Dresses, sizes 7l4- ZOO
$50 Girls Taylor Fleece Cost Sets, tiIsS Ti0 1179
495 Girls Better Bouses sizes 8-l4- LOO
100 Girls AlWool Snow Suits, sizss 7-l2- $40
377 Girls Rubber Raineapes, sizes 7-i4-- ZOO
800 Girls Loafer Jacket Suits, sizes 7.i2- SIS
2s5 Girls Better Nghtgowns, siEes s.l4- so "a
l22 Girls Loafer Jackets, sizes 7-l4- 500
1T Girls Embroidered Collar and Front
Teddy Bear Coats, sizes 7-f4- 1zes
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
14Serviieennen
Land Tomorrow

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-LThe fol-
lowing Detroit servicemen are
scheduled to return to Boston
from Europe tomorrow aboard the
Chapel Hill Victory.
First It. Theodore @, Morits. 1897 Twenty
third
SGT Alexander AlGin.
Sat. Reginald Henry,
Pfc. Ernest Hsyn.
Pfc George 3. Kipp.
TIA James J. witek.
Pfc. David n. McCuinnss.
It's Clarence J. Decker.
7 5 John Tocco.
! Paul r. DAugherty.
Paul A. Lyle,
Pic. Steve 3. Ptetranah.
PFC. Ralph J Siebert
PFC walter w. stephens.
The Josiah Bartlett. scheduled
10 arrive today at New York, has
been diverted TO Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Pfc. Lee Wright
Wins Bronze Star

Private First Class Lee r.
Wright, %, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley G. wright of $40 w,
Grand Blvd, has received the
Bronze Star for action in France
last December, his parents were
informed today.
Private First Class Wright has
been in the army 2l5 years and
overseas Is months. He was a
Michigan Central Railroad en-
ploye here before going into
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Speakers Group
Endorses Seaway

The Civic Speakers of Detroit
today endorsed development oi
the st. Lawrence Seaway.
The major opposition to the
project comes from other sea-
ports and commercial organiza-
lions which would lose revenues
through its realization, the organ
iZation said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Yank Folds Up Dec. 7s

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 (UP)
Yank. the arTny's weekly combat
magazine, will discontinue publi-
cation Dec. 2S.
Evening star., 1945-09-12

Wool weed SUITS
1925
Rugged tweed mixtures in mas
culine shodes Of brown, blue and
tan. As precision tailored os
Dads. They'll take loads OF hard
weor for school or dress. Sizes
II to 1e.
WeeI Felt Hets----2.2e TO $50
Evening star., 1945-09-12
B.
SHEEP LINED
JACKET
1850

SINNERS tockIe twill double
breasted jacket, lined with
sheepskin. Loskin lamb color.
6elted style with leother but
tons and knit storm cuff. Sizes
s to l8.
Well School Slseks Waist
sizes rs to 32----7.95
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09
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save useful enterprises and avoid
wholesale unemployment in their
communities. Laborers and farm
ers and small town merchants
have the most at stake.
Hear Labor SURELY William
Executives L. Hutcheson, pres
ident of the United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters &
Joiners, was looking through the
lenses of Labor when he wrote
Robert L. Doughton, chairman of
the Ways & Means Committee of
the House of Representatives,
urging the passage Of amend
ments to make Refund Bonds and
Carry-back funds promptly avail
able to industry at plant recon-
version time. -
analysis of a large number of
companies shows that they
have had to use their tax reserves
for current operations, so that
when war ends they -. can not
reconvert to peacetime operations
and employment of men We
strongly urge that these provi-
sions be amended in a manner
which your Committee believes
will make refunds available i'm
mediately at the time war pro-
duction of these companies has
stopped" -
Mr.. Hutcheson's letter reached
Mr.. Doughton's desk only shortly
ahead of one like it from William
Green, president of A. F. of L.
Are these labor leaders apple
polishers? No! They are far
sighted thinkers serving the in
terests of working men, and they
know how. They are not recon-
mending Doodle for business men.
They are intelligently promoting
postwar jobs and prosperity for
the United States.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09
BOBBY Trap
By GEORGE S. henson
President of Harding College
Searcy.A Arkansas

CORPORATIONS pay income tax
each year on the previous years
earnings, just as personal income
taxes were paid prior to 1914. In
l946, firms will be taxed on 1945's
earnings. But if war ends this
year, Terminating war contracts)
1916 will be the year of change
back, of costly sales and few.
Problem: How to hire more men.
and pay 1945's taxes with small
earnings or none?
Any time a voice is raised in
the interest of American business,
any time a writer suggests that
corporation tax laws need revi-
sion, somebody accuses him Of
apple-polishing or grinding the
axe of big business. But right is
still right. Prosperity in Amer
lea depends on full employment;
full employment depends on bust
ness expansion, and business ex-
pansion depends on wise tax pro-
Quick FIRMS that have used
Money their war-year profits ex-
banding production for
victory are not at fault. They are
solvent. They will have adequate
working capital due them under
the present law after their Re-
fund Bonds are cashable and af-
ter their Carry-back credits on
excess profits taxes are allowed.
But when will this be? AS the law
is written now, years will pass
before the money comes.
Food does a man no good af-
ter he has starved to death.
Neither will money due a firm
help its employees after bank
ruptcy. What war = production
firms need is money when they
need it; to hire men, to buy ma
chinery for peacetime work, to
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09
Cflatter-BOX
"A Youthful Column"
by Doris Ann McGilI

gave them change of 2 dollars.
Bare Facts = What certain
young lad called up a certain girl
and told her not to put his name
in the paper - or
/ heard = Well folks the CLAM
orettis formal party turned out
to be a success. The house was
packed and were well represented.
Every one looked nice in their tux
and formals. Il fell asleep at $3.50
p. m. and awoke at 100 a. m.
ha ha smiley
Get ready - Go - Who is the
old young lady at the Rock who
put flowers in her hair to keep up
her glamor charm? Could it by
any chance be our great friend
Mrs. M. Benson? I wonder.
Stop - the hay ride pickneck to
be announced later watch for date
in this column.
Anytime - Anytime you let your
friend talk about you it is because
he is jealous Of you so don't let
it bother you. (if you know what
| mean.)
Something to think about) Why
did ] M try to loud talk d G M
in Johnson's drug store while my
sister was there, why did you do
it Jackie.
Don't spend your money where
you can't work.
Since P D snatch board found
his body was warm need l tell you
he's gone.
What is so rare to d Watson as
a day with Al? l wonder where
? is. Johnnie Mae says when
she's through playing she'll tell
US. Ruth Booker is serious but
getting nowhere fast.
Chatterbox Characters
Reminders, Doubles
Clark Gable-Edgar Nelson
Tyrone Power-Eddie Nelson
Betty Grable-Jackie Fisher
Lii Abner-Arthur Ewing
Moon Mullens-Earl Hunnigan
Buck Rogers-Curtis Hunnigan
Dick Tracy-Art Smith
Annie Rooney-Aletsta Carey
Blondie-Betty Smith
Mama Gump-Joyce Gardner
Joe P~alooka-(Muggs) Bobby
Freeman
Henry-Booker Holloway
Winnie Winkle-Ruth Booker
Bomb Face-N M R
Daisy May-Nadine Hancock
Cousin Week Eyes-Leonard
Ewing
Romeo-Frank White
Little Joe-Pitman Foxall
Dillenger-Tommy Upture
Sweet Sue-Katherine Watts
Stone Head-George Wesley
Casonava-Butch Samuells
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09

Hello? ? ? hello heyl operator
operator please give us a line.
We want to hip you in front
50 you won't be behind. Although
we've forgotten how to dial, we
hope you'll let US 1--WE awhile. But
off with the introduction; We'll give
you the latest gossip in Production.
b. J. s. should be told that people
can't be what they amt and she
should take care of her own troub-
les cause they can't.
Flash - Now guy and gals Sum
mer Is here at last so get you a
Job w. Where ? ? at the Rock.
When - now - What time -
night and day. 1--WE need COM
pany) smile.
Remember the formal gradua-
ton party given in honor of Miss
Dorothy Lawson, sponsored by
Mrs. l. Jones, was strictly sharp.
Everyone looked lovely. Dorothy
Lawson wore a lovely baby rose
formal, Marion in her lovely blue,
Betty Fuller in her blue backless,
Imogene in her pink, Louise Sea
in white, Mclean in her yellow,
Doris Ann in her light blue with
red accessories, Mary Carter in
her pink and black, Aneta Porter
in her pink, Margaret Fason in
white, William Payton, Virgil Nit
chel, Arnold B, VIM. Cunning
ham, Bobbie M, Brula Hailyin
Keys, Willie Davis, Kenneth Will
son Dyson, Roy Watkins, Jimmy
Myers, and others. Mrs. Lawson
and Mrs. Nj. Parker, supervisors,
also Mr.. Jones.
Booml When a friend is in
trouble don't annoy him by asking
if there is anything you can do.
Think up something appropriate
and do it.
S II o p - do your shopping
now for the 4th. Don't wait for it
70 come to you.
B / N G - Now that we all
know the glamoretties we wish to
hear from them more often.
c l. A S II - What has hap
pened to our 10 sweethearts? Are
they still having jumps, Red?
S u RPRIS 49, Who were
the certain fellows last Friday
who had a squo over a certain
shoe string - b S - does / J
really mean what he said or just
what is he trying to pull another
Dagwood stunt! hint hint.
Hay Kids - Have you heard
Ruben Pince Little Bit Joe Glass
and others looking great.
Note - / made signs before I
could walk so please let me hear
nothing about our talk - hay
(gals).
Who dood it - who gave a
street car man a $50 bill and he
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09

TWO lots, corner and adjoining, ON
corner 21st and Grace.
Extensive frontage ON both 2Ist and
Grace. Ideal for = or more homes.
or especially suited as Church
grounds, Make reasonable offer
IMMEDIATELY. Address BOX A33s
or Call HA-OSOO.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09

Some of US think of capital as
a big wicked dragon. That's fool
ishi
Capital is the S. you earn some
week above what you spend. If
you save S., you're a capitalist.
If you save SIS a week for a
year, you're a $3.50 capitalist. If
you have an idea for a new kind
of rat trap and get 100 similar
savers to pitch in $3.50 apiece to
buy a factory, you've got a
$4,000 corporation. If you make
a net profit of $1,000 a year, you
can pay as per cent dividend.
Your share will be $13. And you
may have given jobs to so people.
This is capitalism, and it
doesn't sound wicked to me.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09

tSoundphotoD-In a smashing break through advance in Bavaria,
US 18th Army tanks are heading % for Danube river and Munich
md a possible quick juncture with Russian forces when they pass
Vienna. This drive also heads straight for the Berchtesgaden and
he inner fortress" area of the Hitler gang, indicated by the arc.
~. srd Army continues to thrust ahead ~ in its drive to sever
Germany, while in the north 49, the Allied Armies have Hanover
ander siege. Bremen was fast being surrounded and a giant net was
'preading around the German armies in Holland.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Priseljevonje V Zed. drove
znizdno ma ste tIsoc Ietno

LAM Sc je priscilla ma podla-
gi naseljeniSkih kvot V to deze-
10 mani ko 100, 600 oseb, in to
re stirinajsto leto. Prvic Sc je
Stevilo znizalo izpod 10000
leta 1881.
Ako Sc pomisli, da je |. 1907
priSlo sem eden in cetrt milijo-
ma priseljencev, 81 lahko pred
s%tavljamo, kako zelo je ameri-
Ska vlada omejila naseljevanje.
Sc cello /. 1914, Oh postanku
prve svetovne vojne, je stevilo
priseljencev Sc vedno znasalo
veliko mad million. Cd takrat
pa gre navzdol.
Naseljenci V lanskem letu SO
bill vecinoma Kanadcani, Me
hikanci n Anglezi. In pa seve-
da vojni begunci, o katerih pa
antisemiti trdijo, da jih pride
sem veliko vec nepostavno kot
pa z dovoljenjem. Vladni urad-
niki to zanikavajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

ma primer, dobila leta 1919 Jul
goslaviia cd Grcije V Solunu.
Use to je v redu, pravi professor
Setton-Watson, toda v nobenem
slucaju to ne SINE privesti do te-
ga, ola bi Sc spreminjalo meje
grSke drzave.
Ia angleski balkanski stro-
kovnjak oh enem poudarja, da
dokazuje dosedanje rusko raw
mamie ma Balkanu, navzlic Siro-
ko razsirjenemu sumnicenju in
sepetani propaganda o nJenih
spletkah in rovarenju, veliko
zmernost in previdnost soviet
ske Wade.
Ma koncu svojega clanka pra-
vi, ola kar hi YES svet najraje
videl kot posledice sedanjih boz
jew, bi bio trajno prijateljstvo
med bolgarskim in srbskim ma
rodom, in koncna reSitev teh
sporov, XII bi enkrat "a vsele.i
zaprla pot neprestanim intri-
gam velikih sill ma Balkanu.
Ravno ma podlagi tega spora Sc
je ma Balkanu ustvarjalo vedno
move spletke, intrige in nemire.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
MACEDONIA IN
CRSKE MEJE

LONDON. = Najbolj zname-
niti angleski izvedenec "a bal
kanske zadeve, professor R. w.
Setton-Watson, je objavil dine
5. januarja V listu Manchester
Guardian dolg clanek o mace
donskem vprasanju. V MENU
svari, da ustanovitev neodvisne
Macedonia, XII utegne nastati
ma podlagi sporazuma med Boil
garlic in Jugoslavijo, ne DO
smela biti osnovana ma zahte-
yah ali spremembah jugoslo-
vansko-grske meje. (Op. u. =
Gre Sc "a grski del Macedoni-
je.)
Professor Setton-W Watson ma
glaSa, da utegne Macedonia
igrati vazno vlogo kot ena IL
med sesterih enakopravnih enot
jugoslovanske federacije. Two
RITZ DO mogla most med narodi
juznih Slovaniv, tako ola Sc ne
bodo vec prepirali radi ME. Ma
vsak nacin pa bi bio potrebno,
pravi ia clanek, objasniti Jugo-
slovanom in tudi njihovim "a
veznikom, da SO nacrti fedora
CHE notranja jugoslovanska "a
deva. cato je treba prepreciti
nesporazumljenja z balkanski-
mi sosedi Macedonia in z vso
jasnostjo izjaviti in pribiti, da
radi teh notranjih jugoslovan-
skin nacrtov ne more nastati
vprasanje kakrSnih koli spre-
memb jdgoslovansko grskih
meja. To je, da maj grSki de-
Macedonia ostane Grciji, do
elm bi ga Macedonci radi V re
dinjeno Macedonia V jugoslo.
vanski federaciji.)
Professor Setton-W Watson pise
da bodo prijateljski sporazum
z neodvisno Atlantic dobrodo
Sli. v redu DO tudi, da dobi Boil
gariia velikodusne ugodnosti \
pogledu UPGRADE pristanisc n;
Egejskem morju - kot Jill je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

in casopisi - dveh najmocnej-
sih orozij narodnostne borbe.
Toda vzlie temu je njihova We
Gina bila negotova in vzdrzana
lie z locitviio Trsta cd njegove-
ga zaledja.
Ako vzamemo skupno avstrij-
sko Primorje, XII je bio l, 1919
prikljuceno Italiji, tedaj tvori-
10 Jugoslovani (Slovenci in Hr-
vati) dive tretjini vsega prebi-
valstva; in to jugoslovansko
prebivalstvo je vecalo svoje pr
venstvo skozi naravni porastek,
kakor tudi skozi naseljevanje
ljudi IL cisto jugoslovanskih po-
krajin dale proti vzhodu. Az
strijska oblast nj mogla vzdrza-
ii p~opolnega ravnotezja niti
med juznimi Slovani in Italia
nj. Vseeno pa je dovoljevala ju-
znim Slovanom njihov narodni
obstoj; in &c bi Sc polozaj ne
spremenil, bi danes imeli Jugo-
slovani v Trstu polno vecino.
Pc tradiciji Trst nj bill pred
met italijanske pohlepnosti.
Mazzini in La Marmora, prvi
kot idealist, drugi kot prakticen
clovek, sta ~izjavila, da lei Trst
eez mejo italijanske "narodne"
drzave. Toda v poznem devet-
najstem s~toletju je postal sredi-
see italijanskega iredentizma;
in ko SO Sc /. 1915 zavezniki boil
brigali, kako pritegniti Italijo
ma svojo stran in tako oslabiti
habsbursko monarhijo, kot so
pa imeli spoStovanja do narod-
nth zahtev, so z londonskim
paxton oddelili Trst in Primer
je z Istro vred Italiji.
Tedaj jim nj priSlo ma misel,
da Sc DO habsburSka monarhija
~razsula, ali da pride ma povrsje
drzava, V kateri maj bi bill zdru-
zeni vsi juzni Slovani, Jugo-
slavija je bila rojena prepozno,
ola bi imela V Parizu nekoga, XII
bi zastopal in zagovarjal njene
zahteve S tako spretnostjo kot
je Benes upraviceval zahteve
CehoslovaSke. Napihnjene tia
lijanske zahteve so povzrocale
ma parish konferenci glavni
spor. Bile so znizane, toda mi
rovna izravnava je vseeno pri-
kljucila med Italijane mad pol
milijona Jugoslovanov kot tudi
Trst, naravni izhod %centralne
Europe. (Konec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Nociisko grozodejstvo
toIiksno, do Sc zde cello po
20 vedostojnih virih
neverjetno
(Nadaljevanje s L. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S L. strani.)
bio nikoli dovolj. Izmislili so,
da bi bio priietno metati dete-
ia V zrak in z balkona pa hi
streljali vanje. Najbolj SO 81 v
ia namen izbirali okrog 4 leta
stare. Nekdo je telesce zalucil
kviSko, z balkona je pocilo in
trupelce je pablo prestreljeno
na tia. Hci tega poveljnika =
tako trdi sovjetsko porocilo, pa
je V takih prizorih kricala:
Papa, papa, Sc, Sc, SCI"
Upravitelj istega jetniskega
tabora Sc je hvalil, da lahko
prekolje S tolkaeo ("zatlaho",.
10 let starega decka ma dvoje 2
enim mahom. Ko SO Sc njegovi
pajdasi 0 tenn prerekali, ces, da
to nj mogoce, je enega deeks
omenjene starosti pobral, mt
ukazal poklekniti in sklenitl
roki dlani pred obrazom. Ma
to je zamahnil in ga preklal
Koliko je vsega tega res, ne We
mo. Rusi trdijo, da je to pc.
vsem resnicno porocilo. In do.
dajajo: cato pa Sc Nemci so.
vjetske image tako boje, ke1
vedo, ola mascevanju ne bodc
uSli."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Amerski PoHoki pritiskoio
no RooseveIto

Ameriski Poljaki SO re vec
tednov organizirani akciii,
kaaere namen je S shodi, s IL
skom, V radiu, S telegram in
pismi, z resolucijami in konven-
cijami pritiskati ma Roosevelta,
ma Waldo in ma zvezni kongres,
da sovjetski vladi preprecijo u
veljaviti novo poljsko Waldo V
Lublinu. Vzlic svojemu velike-
mu propagandnemu aparatu ne
bodo uspeli, razen ako Sc Mo-
skva sauna odloci "a kak kom-
promis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Pokloni Stalinu

v govoru o Grciji je Chur-
chill rekel nekaj zelo pohval-
nth besed o Stalinu. Dejal je o
MENU, da svojo besedo izpolni
do pike natancno in da on nj
odgovoren "a pocetje trockisti-
cnih teroristov ma GrSkem. In
pa da sta Angliji powerful man
dat varuhinje reda in mira V
Grciji vladi Zed. draw in So
vjetske unije.
Glede Tita Sc je Churchill V
istem govoru znova pohvalil,
eeS, bill smo prvi, XII smo ga
PRIMAL in mu pomagali! Ia
emo je dejal, da sta Sc o bodoc-
nosti Jugoslavije Anglia in
Sovjetska unija sporazumnc
dogovorile. Podrobnosti spora-
yuma nj navedel. Niti ne, kaj
misli O bodocnosti Bolgarije. A
ostale vesti IL Londona in dru-
9Th krajev SO V pricetku tega
tedna porocale, da Tito kan
tudi Bolgarijo pritegniti V fe'
derativno Jugoslavijo, v kater
DO Macedonia, XII je bila do t.
vojne razdeljena med Bolgari
10 in Jugoslavijo, zdruzena il
dobila avtonomijo enako, lko
n. pr. Srbija, Hrvatska in Slo
venija. Macedonci bi radi v t.