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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
HOUSING pR0J(T TO BE
NAMED IN HONOR OF
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON

NEW YORK, Aug. 6 (ANP)-A
$10,0O0,0O0 Harlem housing project
will be named in honor of James
Weldon Johnson, late song writer,
author and actor, according to an
announcement here by the New
York City Housing authority.
The project will cover three city
blocks, East 112th to 115th streets
Park to Third avenues and will
contain 1910 apartments in 10
buildings, city architects revealed.
johnson, who died about 10 years
ago as the result Of an automobile
accident, also teamed with his
brother, ]. Rosamond Johnson, in
writing the musical "Red Moon" !"
in addition to writing spirituals
and other Negro folk music. His
book "Black Manhattan" which is
largely devoted to Negro show busi-
ness, was published in 1923 and has
become a textbook for Negro show
men.
He toured the country with Rob-
ert (Bob) Cole in the early part
of the century with vaudeville
troupe known as Cole and John
son.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
PALACE THEATRE
TO REDECORATE,
STARTING TUESDAY

In order to complete some inte-
rior repairs with out inconvenience
ing their patrons the Palace Thea
tire will close for three days start
ing tomorrow. In other words, the
Palace Theatre will be closed for
the showing of motion pictures on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, August 7th, 9Th and 9th.
According to Mr.. John w. Tibbs
the theatre will be open again next
Friday evening, August 10th, at
the usual time, with the following
features: Escape In The Desert"
Land Beyond The Law" and
Chapter IL Of "Manhunt of Mys-
terry Island"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
NAA(p OPPOSES WASHINGTON
AS WORLD LEAGUE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, (ANP)
The darker races of the world
whose countries are affiliated with
the United Nations "could find lit
tie succor" here in the nations cap
ital should this city be selected as
the capital and seat of the new
world organization, the district
branch of the NAACP said here.
The idea was advanced last Tues
day following a survey among local
civic and business groups that
Washington would be a suitable 10
cation for the United Nations.
To envision the Washington of
today as the Capital of the World
in any sense is absurd" declared
Alfred E. Smith, branch secretary.
"As a cultural capital it would be
a burlesque of the very democracy
for which our nation stands Sc
bravely in song and speech.
Discriminatory prejudice based
on race is as deep in Washington as
in almost any spot on earth," Smith
continued. "Prejudice based on col
or is even deeper. The fact that it
flourishes with what in effect is
tacit consent of the Federal govern
ment does nothing to lessen it's
viciousness. ~
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
WHAT IS NEGRO" PLAQUES
SELE(TIVE SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (ANP)
-Selective service had to come to
grips with the old question of what
is a Negro" in several cases during
it's life, the annual report of Lewis
B. Hershey, director, discloses.
According to the report, it had
been directed in 1941 that "com-
munity acceptance" be considered
the criterion for racial determina-
ton. 1t happened in these cases,
however, that there was conflict
between the report of community
acceptance and the registrant's own
statement regarding his racial
identity. Question confronting Sc
lective service then was whether To-
cal boards should be given the pow
er to pass upon the racial identity
or whether, in doubtful cases.
"The director of selective service
determined that state directors
should forward registrants to in
duction stations with race undeter-
mined in all questionable cases
where the local board did not agree
with the claims Of the registrant, I"
the report says. "The local boards
in such cases, however, were re-
quired to supply induction station
with all available information con-
corning the ethnic origin of the reg
istrant for purposes of assignment
within the army"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
CHICAGO URBAN LEAGUE
HAS BID BUDGET

CHICAGO, Aug. 6, (ANP)-The
Chicago Urban league, one Of the
most active leagues in the country,
increased it's budget for 1916 by
$4,000, through vote of it's board
of directors. The total budget for
1916 is now $4,000, probably the
largest of any similar local organi-
zation in the country.
While substantial contributions
come from the Community fund, the
league, which is headed by Secy. A.
L. Foster, raises large portion of
it's budget from the community.
Research and field training ac-
tivities will absorb the $4,000. The
Chicago Urban league has devel-
oped an outstanding series of book
lets devoted to educating citizens
in better living and better conduct.
The series has attracted nation
wide attention
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
FIRST NEGRO WAC
MARRIED ON FOREIGN SOIL

PARIS, Aug. 6 (ANP)-Pfc.
Ophelia M. Ewings became the first
Negro WAC to marry on foreign
soil when she married Sgt. Christie
pher Redmon here.
The bride, the daughter of Clar-
ence Ewings of Franklin Boro, Con-
omaugh, Pa, was formerly sta
toned at Camp Sibert, Ala. She is
now attached to the 6888th Postal
directory battalion here.
The groom lives in Cleveland.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
First ooh Prisoner Of Var
Of Germans Returns Home
Wants To Fight The Japs

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 6
(ANP)-The first member of the
famed 99th fighter squadron to be
captured by the Germans returned
to his home here to spend his 60-day
leave in anticipation of joining the
fight against the Japs.
Second 1t. Wilma E. Griffin,
who was captured by the Nazis
when his flak-crippled plane made
a crash landing on a dive-bombing
mission along the Italian border
on Jan. Is, 1914, sweated out II
months in an enemy prison camp
near Chieti, Italy.
Although the first Negro to be
captured by the Germans in the
European Theatre of operations, he
could not deny nor affirm prison
camp atrocity stories because of u.
S. army censorship. He revealed,
however, that he had lost 80 pounds
when the Russians liberated him
on May 2 by living on permanent
menu of SPAN, corned beef, pota-
toes and black bread.
He expressed regret that his cap
ture prevented him from adding to
his % missions but was delighted
to receive his accumulated pay for
II months which amounted to
1884.
His greatest thrill, he revealed,
was when he met his two brothers,
who are still overseas, in Rouen,
France, while recuperating at the
ST. Valory Redistribution center
nearby.
1t. Griffin plans to rest with the
hope that he will be permitted to
get into the fight against the Japs.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
ARRESTED FOR QUESTIONING

Lucio Dondito, %, transient, suf-
fered bullet wounds in his arms,
right side of face, and head, early
yesterday at 3O2 Norwood avenue,
police reported. He was reported in
good condition at st. Elizabeth hos
pital this morning.
Arrested for questioning in the
shooting was Conryve Daniel, rs, of
100 Fitch street.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA NAMES
NEGRO ON new STATE
COMMISSION

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 6 (ANP)
Gov. R. Gregg Cherry of North
Carolina, in announcing the mem
bership of the new state recreation
commission just authorized by the
legislature, named w. j. Kennedy,
Jr., of Durham to the seven member
board.
Appointment of a Negro to
mixed commission which will have
statewide scope, appraising recre-
ational needs for the state, cooper
ating with counties, cities and
towns in promoting recreational
systems and acting as the receiver
for any federal funds which may
be allotted for recreation, skaters
precedent in the south. The white
members of the commission are R.
L. Mcmillan, Raleigh; the Rev.
Charles S. Hubbard, Roseboro;
Charles w. Gunter, Gastonia; John
c. Mackerell, Banner Elk; Mrs.
John C. Hewitt, Charlotte; and
Montgomery Hill of Greenboro.
Mr.. Kennedy will serve for three
years.
Far reaching plans for improved
recreation throughout the state are
expected to be developed by the
commission. A state advisory COM
mittee comprising 80 members has
been set up. John r. Larkins, con-
sultant on Negro work for the N.
C. Board of Charities and Public
welfare, will serve on the advisory
committee.
Mr.. Kennedy, who is vice presi-
dent and secretary of the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
company in Durham, is an out
standing churchman, active in
many civic interests in his home
town and in the state. Local leaders
feel that Gov. Cherry by including
Negro representation on this newly
established commission has led
North Carolina another step along
the path of demonstrating that the
principles Of democracy can be as
practical in the south as in any 9TH
er part of the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

To arrange for carrier dcliN-
cry of The Detroit Times 10
your home. dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Record Travel Season
Beckons TO Nacationists

WITH worries fading faster every day for prac
w tcaly all of u.s. a banner recreation period Of
travel and enjoyment is rapidly approaching
Already reservations in the southland and the
northand breaking all records-the northerners
rushing 10 the southland and the southerners speeding
to the northand. Sunny beaches bathing, gofng and
warm bright days compete with skiing, bobsledding
skating and winter sports Each finding literally thou
sands and thousands of followers.
4 ND the great in-between is prepared for a
n record smashing season of travel Those vacation
trips and visits here and there that denied busy
workers the last four years about to be realized
Lifting of ratons and restrictions has made the
prospects of travelling much more enjoyable. Hotels
and tourist cabins cafes and restaurants report supplies
meats vegetables and luXuries being easier and
easier get And the help problem is breaking up TO
the point where waiting list is being established IN
many places.
ID AIIROADS are still a bit crowded with military
III travel but pleasure seekers and go to
and from all parts of the country with comparatively
little inconvenience and discomfort The arlnes
adding fights to all of the country and
tIOniss experiencing slight delays.
Already the vast ma orty of the big hotels in the
payed cities have been turned back TO private owner
ship by the military authorities and they have been re-
converted for tourists and vaCatonsts
Altogether ii looks like terrific season for those
who want to travel for pleasure business
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
@. Pointe Artists
Exhibit Sunday

THE CROSSE POINTE AR
lists ASSOCIATION viii
stage a pre-holiday exhibition
Of members paintings in oil
and water color starting this
Sunday from II noon TO 9 p. m.
at the Sullivan Studio Gallery
IN +. Jefferson avenue.
David q. Hamilton is chair
man of the cxhihition.
Members of the association
have elected for their jury Mrs.
w. r. Meier, Rocco DiMarco
and Mrs. Frank Lindeman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

SEPT. y TO OCT. 20
Librd-Fine for researc h,
medical experiments, caring for
the sick, matters requiring
patience.
OCT. q TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Very friendly rays.
Financial advantages can be
doubled with proper handling.
Clear Wis o n, undisturbed by
hearsay will bring desired re-
suits. Protect health. diet.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
SagittdriUs - The charm and
tact with which h you carry
through days prob en- 5 will
determine extent Of possible
gains. You are capable, forget
old mistakes.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2t
Cupricoy1-Matters a k ng
keen foresight, initiative. stick
to-itiveness especially honored.
Yeuf iRdustrieHsHess aid
now.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Eyes and ears must
be alerted. Opportunities pre-
sent, but will have to be ferreted
out by you. Maritime interests,
confidential wor k, handling
chemicals hold new profits.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Look most promising
for your affairs. Should be able
to advance personal and business
issues. Be sensibly aggressive,
make quick use Of new helpful
methods, inventions.
YOU, BORN TODAY: Many
brilliant minds in this sector.
You have initiative, courage,
progressiveneSs the stamina to
stick it out. This if you are true
to your better self.
Copyright, l945, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Sorority Party
Set for Dec. 2

DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE
win give . games party at s
p. m. Dec. - in the Grand ball
room at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel. TO benefit the Leader
Dog League.
Miss Jane Connell, general
chairman. will be assisted by
Mrs. Philip ". Buckmister, Miss
Laura Bertram, Miss Lucy See
lev and Mrs. ]. Wilson Nicklin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

NARCH n TO APRIL 20
ARIES - Good vibrations full
II type Of day. Take firm grip
on important issues, problems;
follow through to gains.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus 49, Some indications of
slight hindrances in money mat
ters. contracts, but these can
eventually be ironed out salts
factorily.
MAY II TO JUNE II
GeB4ipi-EXtraVaFance, fever
ish haste. carelessness in details
will be your undoing today un-
less YOU curtail them. A steady,
direct pace is better than sudden
fits and starts.
JUNE p TO JULY 2S
Capcer-Aspects favorable for
continuing present work, posi-
ton, contracts. Keep pushing
&with steadiness and increas e
your status and output.
JULY % TO AUG. 22
Leo-Inhuence m xed d. All
weighty projects need extra care.
The keener YOU execute impor-
tant issues and personal affairs,
the better.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Strive to open new
avenues that will enhance future
betterment. Don't worry about
immediate pecuniary returns,
they will right themselves. Com
prehensive thinking needed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Macomb OAR
To Meet Dec. 5

GEN. ALEXAN ID + r MA
COMB CHAPTER OF the
Society, OAR of 1872, will meet
at Newberry House Dec. ,.
Luncheon will be served at II
D. IN. and will be followed by a
business meeting. HostesSes Tor
the afternoon will be:
MEsDAMES
Edward Fichelzsr Henry B JOY
Clayton LanieT Albert steNat
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Games Party Sci

THE AUXILIARY OF the
House OF Providence viii have a
dessert and games party Thurs
day al ] p. m. In the Martha
Higgins Auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Wednesday Session

THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
LOYALTY CIRCLE will meet
Wednesday at 1890 p. m, in
the Boulevard Temple Metho-
dist Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Speech Club 10 Meet

THE EDNA IIIAF r r Z
NOBLE SPEECH CLUB VIII
meet tor luncheon AZ 1880
p m Saturday an lUllcr Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
By Frances Drake

Look the Section in Which Yo,r Birthday Comes and Find
What You. Outlook Is According to the Stars,
For Monday, Dec. J. 1875
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
Brez sociaIistov ne ore

Brez sociaIistov ne gre
V novi ko~alicijski vladi V
Belgiji je 5 s~ocialistov, 2 komu-
nista, 6 clanov katoliSkih
strank, STRIFE liberalci in eden
neodviSen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

nil. Ali bodo britanske TRADE
Unions" podpirale protifasi-
sticno dinamiko, XII gre mnogo
globlje kot Churchill? Ali bo-
do raje ostale ma njegovi stra-
nj - ne lie V borbi prot Hitler
jevi Nemciji in prot Japonski,
temvec tudi v njegovem strem-
ljenju, da Sc ohrani start ira
d%icionalni sistem privilegijev,
prot katerim SO V bistvu VISTA
Ii vsi pokreti odpora?
TO je velevazno, vitalno
~vpraSanje, ma katere nam Sir
Walter Citrine in njegovi to-
variSi MISC dali Sc nebenega Cd
govora. All maj razberemo cd
govor V drzanju tie delegacije?
Ali je to. odgovor ma ona vpra-
SANTA, XII so Sc pojavila ma sve-
tovnem kongresu delavskih
uni tekom prvega tedna Ease
DANA?
Ako DO to splosna politicna
smer angleskih uni, potem DO.
njihov vpliv podpiral ne morda
progressive, temvec lie. reakcio-
narne smernice. Najpetrebnej-
sd stvar je, da nanovo ustvari-
mo .edinost delavskih pokretov,
V gospodarskem in p%oliticnem
pogledu. Angleske unije ne
bodo nicesar doprinesle k te-
mu, ako jim bodo strahote "a
STRIFE razumevenje "a novi svet,
XII Sc DO rodil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

"Prisegli ste mi zvestobo, to
Sc pravi, otroci mole garde, vi
ste sedaj moi vojaki. z duSo in
telesom ste Sc predali Eneni:
Samo enega sovraznika innate
in to je moi soYraznik.aPri SCI
danjih Socialisticnih rovarie-
Nth Sc lahko zgodi, da YAM
bonn zapovedal ~postreliti vase
sorodnike, brate, tudi starSe -
kar vas sicer Bog obvaruj! -
toda tudi V TAKEN sluGaju mo-
rate brez obotavljanja slediti
moi zapovedi."
Wilhelm Ii. pri zaprisegi re-
krutov gardnih polkov v Pot.
sdamu den %. novembra 1891.
e. &c pridete pred sovraz-.
nika, ga morate pobitil Nobee
mega pardonal Nobenih uietni-
kov! Kogar dobite V roke, YAM
je zapadel. Kakor so Sc pred til
soc lett proslavili pod kraljem
Attic Hum, da Sc danes odme-
va Nth mogocnost V pravlji-
cab, tako proslavite tudi vi
ime Nemca ma Kitajskem "a
tisoc let naprej, da 81 nikoli ne
DO upal noben Kitajec nit po-
strani Nemca pogledati."
Viljem II. dine 27. julia 1900.
cetam pred odhodom V who'd
no Azijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

Porocilo namiguje, da sile
Fam pokreta pojemajo. To je
verjetno. Tezko bi 81 bio misli-
ii drugacem razvoj tie zadeve,
V kateri uziva grSka vlada pod
poro Velike Britanije, in sicer
podporo .vojaStva in munich
10.
Presenetljivo je tudi, da
nam porocilo pove tako malo o
zmernosti Fam pokreta v po-
svetovanjih z Waldo. Niti "a
trenotek ne dvomim 0 tenn, da
so bill Citrine in njegovi to-
varisi res pretreseni, ko so 81
ogledali grozodejstva. Prepri-
can sem pa, da dobro vedo, da
grozodejstva MISC bila lie ma eni
strani = ne glede ma to, da je
zadaj "a tenn obzlerjem tudi Sc
temna senca krutega diktator-
skega rezima generala Metak-
sasa. Nikakor ne morem razu-
nett, zakaj Sc nj nihce dotak-
nil teh vprasanj, in zakaj dele
gacija nj storila nobenega ma
pora, da bi cd profesorja Alex
sa Svolosa, predstavnika Fam
in bivsiga financnega mini
stra, dobila nekaj podatkov o
tenn, kaj Sc je pripetilo najboli
znamenitim glavam moderne
Grcije.
Citrine in njegovi tovariSi SO
menda odkrili stare in dobro
znano resnico, da je meScanska
voina vedno jake grda stvar.
To Jill je tako presenetilo, da
SO poZabili ma to, da je grSka
tragedija lie del vseobcne, mno-
go sirSe drame. Ma katero
stran Sc je v tel drami p~ostavil
Churchill, nam pa do danes Sc
vedno nj popolnema iasno, ce-
ravno vemo, da je prot FASH
mu in proti hitlerizmu, Proti
obema je re izvedel velike
StVari.
V pokretih odpora V Evropi
SO Sc rodile move doktrine in
move institucije, S katerimi Sc
DO Churchill lie tezko sprijaz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

Vladar je cital prvi stavek.
Odprl je siroko oci in zapisal
ma robu besede: Minister ie
osel." Nato podpise k temu
svoj podpis.
Minister Sc je predrzil drugi
dan vprasati, kako je z zakon-
skim projektom.
Viljem ga je ukazovalno po-
gledal. Njegove, impozantno
zavihane brke SO pretile:
"Zakon "a utrditev seksuaI-
ne svobode," je vprasal prodir-
1.-Two. "Kako smem to-"
"Velicanstvo, socialne raz-
mere. !"
Kajzerjeva roka je padla ma
ministrov frak, ter mu segel v
besedo: "Tukaj mole mnenje.
Citajte glasno."
Drzal mu je projekt pod nos.
Minister pogleda ma rob pa
pirja in vztrepeta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
Commonwealth Edison Co.
snuie zboIjsonje
VFfOv zmn0n
Vrtov ZmQQe

Socivja DO letos primanjko-
valo, cato bodo vrtovi image,
ma katerih 81 druzine same pri-
deljujejo elm vec mogoce, Sc
vecje vaznosti kakor doslej.
Commonwealth Edison Co. v
Chicago in okolici "a te vrste
grede, XII maj donasajo ljudem
potrebno zelenjavo in socivje,
veliko DELUXE, posebno S TEX
mani, V katerih obdelovalci
cred ali vrtov image razstav-
ljajo svoje pridelke. V tenn OH
ru ina omenjena kompanija
emo Timed najviSjih odlikovanj
National Victory Garden insti-
tqta. Ia druzba 81 posebno pri-
zadeva, da V pridelovanja do
mace zelenjave interesira vse
svoje usluzbence.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

svojega voditelja bale izjavili,
da spada Trst Sloveniji in S
TEN federativni Jugoslaviji. To
je zefo zanimivo - "a Italia
ne, XII SO bill pod Mussolinijem
nauceni misliti, ola Sc starodav-
nj rimski imperij znova obnav-
liza.
"Cemu smo izjema?' Tako
MANFRED Sc Italijani vprasujejo,
ker ne SINE noben njihen case
pis objavitivi pogodbe premir-
ia med marsalom Badogliom in
Churchillom. Kajti &c Sc je
lahko povedalo pogoje premir-
ia, XII SO ga zavezniki sklenili
z Bolgarijo, Rumunsko in Mad
zarsko, lie zakai bi Sc o Italiji
tako molcalo? Toda morda pa
baS cato? Mogoce pa Italia
sploh nina vZroka, da Sc bi
prltoZeVala.
Jasques Marsac je bill ma So
discu. nekje V Franciji obdol-
zen sodelovanja z naciji- Cakal
je obravnave. Toda predno 10
je docakal, je udrla v jeco
drhal, ga ugrabila IL celice in
ga obesila ma prvem drogu.
Drugace pa Sc socialni pre-
obrat v Franciji razvija mir
nejSe kot v ostalih evropskih
dezelah.
Ameriskim Poljakom je liza
va"velike trojice" glede bodo-
&c Poljske bila presenecenje,
in eni, XII SO posebno uzaljeni,
smatrajo, ola je bila who'd z no
zem V hrbet. Toda Poljska, &c
hoce bodocnost, mora biti z
RUSTIC. Clemenceau, Pilsudski
in Padarevski tega MISC zapo-
padli. In sedanjni ministri
poljske zamejne Wade V Lon
donu tudi ne.
Papez Phi XII. Sc je oglasil
prot predlogu, da Sc uvede V
Italiji zakon, XII bi dovoljeval
razporoke. Cerkev je v tenn
silno stroga. MANFRED katoliSka
cerkev. Druge, XII SO boil rea-
listicne, so vsaka Ease ia pro-
blem ze davno reSile. In zdi Sc,
da ga bopo mnogih stoletjih tu-
di Italia.
"Kruha ni," poroca UP IL
Italije, Kdor ga ina, ga da ma
prodaj lie ma crnem trgu. In
tam je kruh silovito drag. Ker
ljudje denarja nimajo zadosti,
81 pomagajo S tatvinami, golju-
fijami in S prostitucijo. Silno
slabo gre sedanji I~taliji. Pod
Mussolinijem in Hitlerjem je
bio kar dovro, pravijo mno-
gi ljudje, in marsikak zavezni-
Ski journalist jim pritrijuje.
Kar pomeni, da zavezniki S
svojimi Stirimi svobodScinami,
sal kar Sc I~talije (pa tudi Grci-
je) tice, zelo slabo uspevajo.
Antisemitska propaganda Sc
v Zed. drzavah cudovito magic
Sri. Pa tudi mrznje proti "a
morcem je cezdalje vec. To po-
meni, da ko zmagamo tam, DO
tn taxa vojna, S kakrSno je Hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

bio to posvetovanje u~spesnejSe
V svojih rezultatih kakor pa
preSnje v Teheranu.
Russia je sicer res imela
glavno besedo, toda ona Sc tu-
di najvec tepe V Evropi. A gle
de bodocnosti Europe pa je do
locpo izjavila, da maj 0 Mi cd
locuje visa "velika trojica' in
pa F'rancija, XII 81 10 Stain zeli
"a enakovredno V tel druzbi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

Porocilo delegacije britain
skin TRADE Union" XII je Sla
p~roucevati razmere ma CIR
Skem, je jake nezadovoljiv do
kument.
V tenn porocilu je receno, da
delegati angleskih unij MISC
govorili z grskimi politicnimi
prvaki, da Sc nocejo zaplesti V
zamotane grske politicne raz-
mere. Toda obiskali SO regenta
Damahskihosa, pr e dedni ka
grskeJ Wade generala Plastira-
sa, abritanskega ambasadorja
Leoperja in britanskega gene
rala Scobieja.
Porocilo pripoveduje o gro
zodejstvih, XII SO Sc pripetila.
S poudarkom naglaSa, da Sc
britanske cete r~azocarane mad
kritiko, katere SO bile delezne
V inozemstvu in tudi v Veliki
Britaniji. Document tudi ma
glaSa, da je ELIAS pod domina-
clio komunistov, XII najbrze
pripravljajo drzavni udar.
StaliSce, katero zavzema de-
legacija, mi je nerazumljivo.
Ne zapopadem, cemu je izpu-
stila toliko popodrobnosti -
zakai nj razmotrivala o vzro-
kin. Nicesar nj povedala 0.
ujetnikih, XII SO bill V rokah
grske policije, nit 0 tenn,
zakaj nj govor i la tudi S
prvaki Fam pokreta. Sal je
povprasala "a mnenje o MENU
vse poglavitne njegove ma
sprotnike.
Presenetljivo je dejstvo, da
je delegacija brez nadalnjega
smatrala, da SO izjave Scobie-
ia in Leeperja verodostojne, Sc
boil neverjetno pa je, da nj ma
pravila nebenega napora, da
prouci resnicnost Plastirasevih
izjav. zelel bi vedeti nekaj vec
o Plastirasovih zvezah in sti-
kin v casu pred njekovim po-
vratkom ma GrSko, ter o vpra-
sanju, zakaj je britanska Via
da sklonila, da mu DO ugladila
pot nazaj v.domovino.