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Evening star., 1945-05-02
5iAlexandria Groups
Vote for Referendum II
On Juvenile Judge

A resolution favoring separation
Of the Juvenile Court and the Civil
and Police Court was unanimously
adopted last night at q meeting OF
representatives Of five Alexandria
organizations. A referendum on the
question Of whether the juvenile
Judge should be elected or appointed
also was recommended.
The group itself went on record
as favoring appointment of the
judge by the City Council on the
recommendation of a commission to
be appointed by the Judge of the
Corporation Court and to include
members of medical, legal, minis
terial. teaching and social welfare
organizations. On this question,
members of the group, which rep
resented the Council of Social
Agencies, the Ministerial Associa-
ton, the Medical Society, the
Parent Teacher Council and the
Bar Association, said they were
voting as individuals rather than as
spokesmen Of their organizations.
Formed at the suggestion Of the
PTA, the group was asked to study
selection of a juvenile Judge after
public opinion had been aroused by
the recent action of the City Council
In asking the State Legislature to
separate the courts and to provide
for an elected juvenile Judge.
The PTA has favored an appointed
judge on the ground that qualified
person would be unwilling to run
in g. political campaign and that
appointment would permit selection
from q larger field of candidates.
The Bar Association representa-
tives who voted for the court sepa-
ration sought to determine what
other organizations found wrong
with the present court setup.
DR.. Thistle Mckee, representing
the Medical Society, who is also
the chairman of the Council OF So
cial Agencies Health Committee,
stated that she finds the handling
OF children in the present combina-
ton court uninteHigent and uncon-
structive from, q medical point Of
view. She said she feels that q
juvenile judge should have special
lied training in the handling Of
children.
Mrs. Jamieson Holway, Chairman
Of the 'PTA Juvenile Protection
Committee, said her group has asked
City Council four times In the last
Is months to appoint q court COM
mission, but that no such action has
been taken. She added that although
Judge James r. Duncan Of the court
has appointed a Court Advisory
Committee, he has never asked that
group to meet with him,
Dr.. Ernest F. Campbell, rector Of
the First Baptist Church, said the
best Qualified Judge could be secured
by appointment and added that the
majority Of persons with whom he
has discussed the matter agree.
The PTA u hopeful that public
opinion will induce Delegate w. Sell
den Washington and State Senator
Andrew w. Clark to institute legis-
lation In the. forthcoming special
session Of the Legislature providins
for an appointed Judge. =
Although the City Council, has
gone on record for an elected Judge
no other group has taken that step
while m appointed judge has beer
Recommended by many groups. In
ciuding the Ministerial Association
Council Of Social Agencies, Potomac
Lodge of. Odd Fellows, Womani
Club, Civitsn Club and other efgsa-
izatfoYis. 70 "
Evening star., 1945-05-02
T..
Dog ]! Quarantine: Il i|I
May Il S
In Montgomery
County Planning 43
Vaccine Clinics to s,
Work Through June z

Establishment, Of Z o0-day dor
quarantine in Montgomery County
beginning May a., was announced
yesterday by the county commits
stoners 1t their meeting in Rock
vile. =. ~
The action followed approval by
the. board of an antirabies vaccina-
ton program submitted by Jamea
D. King. president Of the Mont
gomery County Farm Bureau.
Under the plan, - vaccination
clinics will BE- set up throughout
the county from May 81 through
June 2 and persons may have their
dogs inoculated against rabies free
Of charge. Dates and places Of the
various clinics will be announced
soon.
Vaccinated Dogs Can Run.
After June Is, vaccinated dog will
be permitted to run at large, while
unvaccinated dogs must be kept tied
or confined for the full 9O-day
period. All dogs running at large,
If unvaccinated, will be impounded
If they can be readily caught"
Others viii be killed without un-
due danger to human life or
property"
Alfred D. Noyes, former assistant
States attorney, was sworn into
ofice as chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners following his
appointment by Gov. O'Conor. He
succeeds Lacy Shaw, who was named
a member of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission. County
Commissioner Richard H. Lansdale
was named police commissioner sue
ceeding Mr.. Shaw.
The board also appointed Milton
w. Hurdle poundmaster at the
county animal shelter, Meadow
brook, at an annual salary Of 81, 900.
Frank Davis. county purchasing
agent, was authorized to acquire
three photostatic machines with
which to make copies Of the Army
and Navy discharges Of county serv-
icemen.
Two Appointments.
Mrs. Ruth c. johnson was ap-
pointed stenographer in the ONCE
of the election supervisors in Rock
vile and Mrs. Cornelia Maddox was
named a clerk In the same ofiice.
The resignation OF Benjamin B.
Jewett as an emergency policeman
was accepted.
Three petitions for the rezoning of
property from residential A to COM
mercial D were approved. They are:
James w. Gill. attorney for the
owner, for the reclassineation of
part of the A. S, Kay property on
Colesville road near the intersection
of Colesville road and Old Bladens-
burg road.
Maryland Real Estate Co. for the
Redistribution of land on the north
east corner Of Brookevile and the
Wheaton-Four Corners roads.
!"Mf. Gin, attorney for the owner,
for the reclassif1cation Of lots 8 and
8, Roeder's Addition to Silver,
Spring, and the property bounded
by Colesyille and Roeder roads and
Fenton, street.
Evening star., 1945-05-02

Walter Wooden, colored, Dean
wood, was sentenced yesterday In
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
to serve i've years in the Maryland
Penitentiary on q charge Of man
slaughter. Wooden had been charged
with murder In the fatal shooting Of
his wife, Alice, last November but
was convicted on the lesser charge
by . Jury April "A. f. y
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Second Fire in Two Days
Hits Briggs CIarifier Firm

Fire last night damaged approx
mately 80 rolls of paper weighing
about 600 pounds each in a boxcar
at the Briggs Clarifier Co. plant on
River road at the Baltimore G Ohio
Railroad tracks, Bethesda. It was
the second fire at the plant In
two days.
Members of the Bethesda Fire
Department fought the blaze for
almost two hours. They said they
could ind no evidence Of arson.
A fire Monday In the plants paper
storage room caused an estimated
$25 900 damages.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Alexondrio's Building
Permits at Low Mark

No residential building permits
vere issued in Alexandria during
lpril and nonresidential building
'ermits totaled only $21 ,s25, accord
ng to A. r. Lash, building inspector.
Permits for the month amounted
} 50, ,24s, with 40 permits issued for
epairs to residential buildings at a
>tal Of $19,493. There were also per-
its issued for repairs to five non-
sidential buildings at a cost of
92n,
Evening star., 1945-05-02

ing public meeting yesterday aft
ernoon.
The question of whether the con-
vention Is in fact limited to single
purpose, despite the "informatory
statement" on the ballot provided
by the General Assembly's act for a
referendum on a convention, and
the subsequent opinion Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals upholding
the act also arose.
John Locke Green, Republican
treasurer of Arlington County, Of
tered the amendment for outright
repeal of the poll tax.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Arlington Construction
Shows Shorp Increase

A sharp increase in building was
recorded last month In Arlington,
with ITO permits issued for construc.
ton valued at $68e, lit.
Single-family dwellings were the
largest item In the April record,
with "a permits granted for homes
valued at $4s5,soo. Other permits
included four semidetached houses,
$4S,ooo; one business, $4,000; six
garage and accessory buildings, 81.
22S. and 81 alterations and repairs,
$432, $50.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Students to Present PIuy

A three-act play, "Bashful Baby"
will be presented by the. students Of
Nellie Gusts Junior High School.
Arlington, at pm. tomorrow and
Friday at the Calvary Methodist
Church auditorium, South Twenty
third and Grant streets. A matinee
will be held at $50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Man Is Knocked Out,
Gets Parking Ticket,
While Mailing Letter

BY the Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, May 2.
John w. Taylor, rushing to
mail q letter. left his car in.
front of the post once, ran into
a sign on the pavement, broke
his glasses, cut his face and fell
unconscious. n
Taken to a hospital, he re-
vived. tired of waiting for busy
doctors and got treatment out
side
Returning to his car, he
found a parking ticket on it.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Butcher Sells Bibles

~ tuS AASUCItISo FIeSb.
HAdERsToWN. Md. May Am
old-timer at the city market, UNI
damted by the scarcity Of ham and
fowl he has sold at his stand for
years. now stocks his empty space
Evening star., 1945-05-02
70 Prince Georges Men
Called for Induction

Prince Georges County Draft
Board No. l at Hyattsville an
nounced today that ~ white and
two colored men who have passed
their preinduction physical exam
nations have been ordered to report
Monday for duty with the armed
forces. The white men are:
Martin, Lawrence J. Wheatley, =. IRA
6arrick, Reuben K Cain, Shelby ID
Gfaof!l, Ward !. Leech, Arthur, jr.
Barrett, Robert L. Rice Thomas
6utphin, Phillip M. NusBickel willard p.
Shackelford. A. r. Eigenbrode. ~. N.
DIXON, howard d. Hanely. John J.
johnson, Grader l.. Poole Thomas g.
Mcdaniel, Adler Z. Matsudaira. r. r.
Rowe, Roland w. Breen, Andrew v.
Hughes, Lavelle W. Askren, william B.
Goodwin, Warren r. Pignataro, Joseph r.
Wallace, william c. Haber. Andrew M.
Owens, RanColph II.
The colored men are Clarence A.
Gray and Julius williams.
Evening star., 1945-05-02
Gets Five Years in Deoth

Gray and Julius williams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

photographs on this page and he has
dozens of other subjects that never fail
TO impress curious crowds with his
peculiar talent, which began as a hobby
back in 1913
The customers seemed to like his
dog-and.rabbt job best of all
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
many a year.

diun is ordinary beach sand.
His studio is any seaside re-
sort where enough visitors
are gathered TO watch him
work and toss coins at his
feet for the privilege Of do
ing 50.
A sudden shower can
and sometimes does - de-
stroy the fragile, neeting
statues that Truck fashions
Of vet sand. But such dc
structive spells of weather
do not discourage him. w
comes ottt nc gets 10 work
something else.
His cleVerneSS is Dlain I
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

The One Armed Gre
atOr OF seaside Mas.
teFpieCes Can Pro
dHer Realistic fik7
ncSSes of Any Brute
in the Animal King
dom, Including Lions
and AlligatOrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
y
Disappearing

\NFTfEN the poet LongfelIow wrote
N< Art is long and Time is fleet.
w ing" he wasn't thinking about
the kind of art that has earned one
armed Philo Truck a good living for
many a year.
Air Truck is sculptor whose me.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
IL SANSovego urodo
1895 ". 18th ST., Chicago q, Ill.
Ia Korosko snno Sc boriIi...

Pc bataljonu je zaSumelo:
"Treba DO cez bravo, tudi tam
SO nasi ljudje, Xxi jim moramo
pomagati, tudi MIN moramo
prinesti svobodo, XII 10 re dolgo
let pricakujejo." Blizal Sc je dan
slovesa, treba DO nastopiti pot
ma KoroSko.
Svete SO nam bile besede: Ko-
roSka, Roma dolina, Gospa sve-
ia -. Sklenili smo, da Sc bono
borili "a brate, XII SO mas dolgo
klicali preko meje in smo sill
sail njihove ,obupne klice, razu-
mevali njihovo Dol. Trgalo Sc
nam je srce OBJ misli, ola naSi
z%asuznjeni bratje ma Koroskem
toIiko trpijo. Cakali smo dine -
in ia dan je prisel.
Temna je bila noe, tipali sno
in iskali poti skozi drn in strn,
pritipali smo Sc do Brave
Pritajeno je Sumela voda -
morda je kateremu Timed tova-
risev "a hip vztrepetalo srcc,
stisnil je zobe in molce sedel V
coin. 10 je poslednjikrat prispel
coin do obrezja, smo naroGili
veslacu pozdraVe "a naSe drage.
Spogledali smo Sc in molce
stisnili roke - bill smo med
prvimi borci "a KoroSko
Pred Mani Sc je odprl nov svet,
trda borba, tezko delo - pri-
~pravljeni smo bill ma vse.
Teak je bill zacetek. Utirali
smo 81 pot V srca KoroScev, ka-
kor nit Sc je pletla vez med Mi
mi in Mani, Mas prvi in najvecji
uspeh je bill: pridobili smo 81
njihovo zaupanje. Potozili SC
nam svoje gorje IL dolgoletnega
zatiranja in 81 zeleli lie emo, da
bi z mani zadihali svobodno v
skupni domovini.
Odjeknilo je pc gmajnah, pu-
Ska je spregovorila tudi ma Ko-
roSkem. KIDD DO mocnejSi? Toda
faSizem DO premagan, mora pro
pasti. - Nasa borba je huda
polna trpljenja, a v~elicastna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

Zmagati mora pravica, pc vseh
dezelah ma svetu, tudi ma Koro-
skem. Toliko mladega zivljenja
pociva pc njenih planinah. in
gmajnah!
Oni dan sem srecala ma ulici
tovariSico IL Rome doline. Do
GRO SEN Sc je spominjala Sc liza
corb ma KoroSkem. Niihov dom
je tako gostoljubno zmeraj spre-
iel partizane in sami so imeli
dva sina V partizanih. Pa kakor
jc bila srecna, ko mi je pc dol
gem casu spet stiskala roko, ta-
ko mi je z vso zalostjo hitela
oripovcdovati, kako SO spet ne
srecni, koliko morajo spet trpe-
ii. Sal je toliko Slovencev ma
KoroSkem zaprtih, niti V pesmi
niti V besedi ne smejo izraziti
t2ga, kar mislijo in cutijo, ne
smejo povedati ma glas svoje We
like, bolece misli, da hocejo k
Fitovi Jugoslaviji!
Sc pc cerkvah zabranjujejo
slovensko petite in slovenske pri-
dige! V obcinskih odborih IL
podrivajo Slovence in Sc povsod
silijo V ospredje nemcurji in
"Heimatschutzi", XII pray tako
sovrazijo mas Slovence kot ma
cisti. Mnogo nacistov Sc je pre-
levilo V razne druge stranke, XII
maj bi bile "demokraticne", ven
dar pa sovrastvo do Slovencev
in nash tezenj nj prav mic omi-
ljeno.
Nisem vedela, kaj maj il re-
Gem V tolazbo ma Meme besede,
XII Jill je izpovedala kakor gren-
ko bolecino.
"Pridite zopet k nam, pridite
spet ma Korosko, stopite v Ro-
zno dolino, kakor takrat, ko ste
Sc borili, dro!"
Sal pridemo, sal bono pri-
sli! s1i bono ma bozjo pot in
spet stopili ma tisto naso svetc
zemljo -"
"Ampak, ko boste prisli -
ostanite "a zmeraj!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
nato sta Sc naseIiIa v Sumberku

nato sta Sc naselila v Sumberku.
zeno in MEGA je skrbelo, kaj
je z, otrocicki.' Nobene Ivesti nj
sta imela Cd Min. Vendar nista
postala malodusna. Vedela sta,
da veliki cilji zahtevajo velike
zrtve. Hudo je, &c starSi objoku-
jejo otroke. Toda, &c tudi to mo-
ra biti, mai DO. Vedela sta, da
pot naSega naroda gre naprei
do svobode, cetudi to pot tlaku-
iemo S svojo krvjo.
Sc vedno jima je bila prva
misel pomagati partizanom. 13.
septembra !. 1912, dan preden
je mislil .nastopiti sluzbo, V vol
ski, je CIR. >Pokorn sci zdravit
partizane Jurcetove cete. Bill
so V blizini vasice Rdeci kamen.
Italijanska vojska Sc je pray
tisti dan zagnala napad ma par
fzansko bolnisnicQ, Vccina te-
zkih r~anjenccv Sc je reSila, diva
najtezja pa SO zlocinsko ubili in
oolnisnico pozgali, V blizini
Rdccega karnna so ubili tudi DIR.
Pokorna in Sc nato Sc podpisali
ma puste in ol1ajcne rusevine Ii
dov vasice.
Italijanski imperialisticni zlo-
cinci SO sli z Rdecega kamna,
Zapodili smo jill IL na$a prelepe
Slovenije.
Dragega tovarjsa Pokorna pa
SO cez tri leta svobodni ljudje
polozili V svobodno zemljo, "a
katere osvoboditev je zrtvoval
svoje zivljenje.
Pc Slov. poroc. z dne IS. sept
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
Proietarec
Fgreli pr njeni topli peel Same Sc
- oo:o1.L

'greli pr njeni topli peel samo Sc
v mislih.
Do osvoboditve je nismo vi
deli vec. Zadnjic pa sem 10 .sre-
Gala ma nekem zborovanju. OBJ
lecena je bila v crno. Nisem je
spraSevala zakaj, vedela pa sem,
da je morala izgubiti enega svo-
Jill najdrazjih. Tina bolest ie
bila zapisana V njenih oceh in
vendar je nekaj ponosnega 81
jalo IL njenega obraza. Sc boil
drobna in suha Sc mi je zdela
kot nekdaj.
"Pridite zopet gori pogledat
V naso bajto," mas je z vso pri-
srcnostjo vabila. "Takrat sem
zmeraj cakala in mislila ma vas,
10 vas nj bio vee k meni. Pa sal
jem razumela: Nj bio mogoce!
No pa zdaj pridite, nasa vrata
SO zmeraj odprta
Sal bono priSli, nasa dobra
mama, zagotovo pridemo V tistj
skriti, tihi domek in v spominih
bono d~ozivljali tiste grenke in
lepe partizanske dni.
MilcVa PetrOviCeva.
(Slov. poroc. dine IL. sept
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
Dr.. Mirko Pokorn

l3. scptembra 1945 je bill V
Ljubljani pogreb DIR. Mirka Pc
korna, partizanskega zdravnika,
Xxi je padel pred trent lett kot
zrtev itaIijanskih imperialistic-
nth morilcev.
Pc zlomu predaprilske Jugo-
slavic je pribezal pred Nemci
IL Konjic V takoimenovano
Ljubljansko pokrajino. Tezka je
bila ia pot. Izgubil je skoraj vse
in skrbeti je moral "a stevilno
druzino. Nastanil Sc je V Do
brem polju, kjer Sc je takoj po-
veal S partizanskim sobranjem
ter zacel z vso druzino sodelo-
vati V borbi prot okupatorju.
Pogumno SO vzdrzevali zvezo,
prenasali gradivo "a partizane
in jih zdravili. Pred italiianski-
mi fasisticnimi rabbi Sc je u
maknil v osvobojene Struge. Ma
to V Start log.
Augusta, pred trent lett, je
rrihrumela cez osvobojeno
ozemlie italiianska ofenziva.
Vso druzino, razen zene, so. mr
zajeli okupatorji in odgnali ubo-
&c otroke V internacijo. z zeno
sta Sc lie skrivala okrog Kunca,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
Fora, koroska partizanka.
(Slov. poroe. IL. sept. 1945.)
BrUnovu mumu

&c Sc spustis cd Sv. Ane mad
Trzicem pc hribu navzdol, opa-
zis med skalami in smrecjem
majhno, prijazno hisico, Tako
je skrita, da 10 tezko naides. Ce-
10 pred belogardistienimi zlo-
cinci je bila nekaj casa varna.
Nam partizanom je bila
zmeraj topel in prijazen dom.
Kadar je sci partizan mimo, ga
je p%rivabila ljubeznivost tie hi
Size ma pozirek hladne studenc-
nice ali ma skodelico mleka in
kruha. Ia najbolj utrujenega pa
je bila v mali sobici pripravlje-
ma postelja.
V tel skromni Hist prebiva
"nasa mama, kakor smo 10 mi
nazivali. Men sin in hcerka sta
bila partizana, mlajsi sin, "a
vojsko nesposoben, pa je ostal
donna in pridno vrsil sluzbo ku-
riria.
kadar JIG priSel sin "a kratek
cas- domov, je bila nasa mama
neizmerno vesela, mic mani pa
Sc nirazveselila tudi drugih par
tizanov, XII jih je hotela kar vse
imeti "a svoje SHOVE. Sal jih je
tolikokrat tako materinsko po-
stregla, ceprav S skromnim
grizljajem, ampak kar je dala,
je dala cd srca. Nikdar nj niti
"a hip ustavljala svojega sina,
kadar Sc je podajal ma nevarno
pot, in hcerki nj branila, ko je
hodila pc nevarnih potih mimo
belogardisticnih postojank in
nosila wanna pisma. Svojega ma
lega, bolehnega sina je Sc sauna
poslala ma pot, kadar je slo "a
usodo partizanov. Veckrat je
sama stradala, da je prihranila
kruh "a svoje otroke - parti-
zane.
Dobra in hrabra je oila Bru-
nova mama. Kadar je bilo treba
kaj zrtvovati, nj pomislila ma
morebitne posledice, sal Sc tudi
takrat nj pomisljala, ko je do
movina klicala Meme otroke V
borbo.
Zaradi poostrenega oprezanja
in nadziranja domacih izdajal-
cev pa nam zal nj bio mogoce
vec obiskovati naso dobro ma
! nc. Pa smo Sc pogovarjali in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
PoEtieno kriiza
v Evropi in
.drUqie nurusSu
(Nadalievanie S |. strani.l

(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.l
v svet vesti in oaitke, da Rusi V
svojem o~kupirancm delu Mem
CHE uposlujejo samo komuniste
in dovoljujejo V casopisju samo
komunisticno propaganda, A
vendar je bila sovietska vlada
prva, XII je V Nemciji doVolila
obnovitev delavskih uni in pa
obnovitev protifaSisticnih
Strank.
Nesoglasja glede Nemcije bo-
do ostala, dokler sc ameriSka,
angleSka, sovjetska in francoska
vlada ne zedinijo, kaj sploh no.
cejo z MIC. In naravno, Moskva
nj cato, da Sc bi obnovila V ka-
pitalizem in militarizem, a pri-
stasi starega reda pa MISC cato,
da Sc jo hi spremenilo V social
sticno drzavo.
Zaviranje socializacije
AmeriSki kapitalizem vsled
tega nj lie roper ruski bolisevi-
ZEN, ampak gleda z zgrazanjem
tudi nacrte "a socializaciio in
dustrije in bank v .Franciii, V
Angliji, V CehoslovaSki, V Jugo-
slaviji it'd.
Start ameriSki financnik in
zaupni svetovalec Trumana in
vec drugih bivSih nash predsed-
nikov, Bernard M. Baruch, je
nedavno zvezni vladi in kon-
gresu dejal, da ne dajati posojil
drzavam, XII mislijo uvajati $50
cializem" z nasim denarjem.
Znano je, da ko je bilo re do
menjeno, da damo posojilo Ce-
hoslovaSki, je ameriSki poslanik
il Prage svetoval, maj z MIN
pocaka, da bono videli, kako da-
lee misli sedanja ceSka vlada IL
vesti socializacijo. In ameriska
trgovska in financna komisija
je dala V Beogradu razumeti, da
posojil in kreditov IL Amerike
ne DO, ako Sc DO v Jugoslaviii
komuniZem uvajalo. In V An
gliji ne bodo pozabili, kako de-
monstrativno je p~redsednik Tru-
man preklical lend-leasne da-
jatve elm je bio oznanjeno, da
je torijska stranka S Churchill
ON ma celu temeljito porazena.
Diva sistema v navzkrizju
V tenn listu znova in znova
poudarjamo, da Sc V teh sporih
ne gre med demokracijo in dix
%taturo, ceprav toliko pisejo O
tenn, ampak med dvema eko-
nomskima sistemoma. AmeriSki
kapitalisticni sloj je razredno
zaveden, je silovito bogat in in
terese ina krizem sveta. cato
mu ne more biti vseeno, kadar
prihajajo il Anglije, Francije
it'd, glasovi O socializaciji. In
smatra, da ne bi bio glasov "a
MO, ce ne bi bio Rustic, XII je
privatno svojino in izkoriscanje
"a privatni profit popolnoma Cd
pravila.
Toda V Evropi je ljudstvo spo-
znalo, da S starim ekonomskim
sistemom ne DO mogla vec ma
pref. Tisti, XII SO tam Sc posest-
Mkt bogastev, SO nacrtom "a po-
drzavljenje kajpada ne lie ma
sprotni pac pa sovrazni in V bo-
ju proti "komunizmu" Sc obra-
cajo "a podporo Zed. drzave.
Klerikalizem je tel borbi pro-
ii Rusiji pc vsem svetu najbolj
glasan in odprt. Toda &c noce-
mo, da Europa zaide V popolno
ekonomsko polomijado, V lako-
to in kaos, je. tudi "a ameriSki
kapitalizem boljse, &c socialne-
ga razvoja V Mi ne DO zadrza-
val nego il pustil, da Sc cimprej
reorganizira pc socialisticnih
nacelih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

gliji je hudo, ker mora tam po-
bijati ma ljubo Nizozemcem do
macine. Churchill je sklenil ta-
ko pogodbo in sedanja vlada Sc
smatra moralno obvezanim, da
10 drzi. Ampak kaj pa S tistimi
vse sorte svobodScinami, XII smo
jih svetu vsevprek obljubovali?