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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Why How
Let's Eat
Glug! CLug! Happy Jul Kalas
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Just received a red and gold invitation to a Jul Kalas-meaning a Swedish Christmas party At il is served steaming hot "glug' from a copper cauldron. Glug is a potent drink mixed with delieacies, FeStivi- ties center around the towering candle-it Christmas tree and the smorgasbord table topped by a baked suckling pig.
 Saint Lucia, the Swedish spirit of Christmas, wearing a crown Of seven lighted candles wreathed in whortleberry leaves, plies guests with wine and crackers. A fiddler and his entourage of star boys in peaked hats follow, singing car ols.
 And here's the Swedish equiv alent of our greeting, Merry Christmas'-"Luklig Jul"-or May God bless your Christmas and make it last till Easter"
 Sweetness and Fight
 Sugar is still scarce. yet most Americans go right or eating their pies, cakes and buildings - sweet ened with corn syrup, molasses honey or what have you. But not so a group Of prominent New York crefs-they have started rebellion against so-called sugar substitutes No tempting eclairs or Napoleons from the kitchen of Renee Durand at the Madison until sugar flows free again. Francois Gouron Of the Plaza sheds tears thinking of the sugar that brings out flavor in pea soup, tones down tartness of tomato soup, and gives finish to grayies and sauces. He refuses to use any thing else. Tn the meantime he dreams of baked Alaska and petits fours served in elaborate sugar baskets. At the Waldorf, Delmoni- co.'s and the St, Regis, the same grief prevails.
 Frankfurters Drape Dining Room
 Door
 l attended a party at famed Waldorf Astoria last week given by a meat packer. We entered flower and food-banked dining room through old-fashioned DOT eres made Of yards and yards of tiny all-beef frankfurters.
 Also went to the 30th annual lunchean of the National Hotel Exposition. where We spanned the Big Five UNO in one hour fiat eat ing time. The menu-Russian ap- petizer (smoked salmon with ca viar). American sherry, Chinese wa tercress and chicken soup. spring chicken in the American way, hot French bread, steamed English plum pudding and French coffee. If the food of different countries can harmonize, why cant their peoples?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Erase Eye Strain With Lotion Pads
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Working too long under nervous tension produces fatigue that re- fleets unpleasantly in ones eyes; they become strained looking. and sharp little lines appear in the sur rounding area.
 After such a day, when you come home dead-tired, try this wonder fully effective trick to give lift to those tuckered-o oros. Heat a small quantity of soothing eye To- tion in sauce pan, saturate cot ton pads in it. and place them gently over your closed eyes. Lie down and relax ike . rag doll for l5 or 20 minutes.
 When you taxa anosiler look in the mirror at the end of the treatment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Around Town Christmas trees piled up at inc usual places where they sold. To date there are plenty. Also silyered trees and pOlnsettia plants and the usual Christmas blooms plentiful Florist shops have fine assortment of that which makes il pos sibe for you tO say it with flowers. This year when hOOinp it about town the old familiar flower shop land marks. the Dallas store and SaXe and Fl0tO are con spicuOus by their absence. Out to SaXe and FlOto greenhouses however there S considerable activity and it is surprising to how many drive out to select flowers and plants. The pOinsetia culture started last summer shows fine lot of the tropical blooms. The parcel post trucks pull up the runway in back o the P O. and drivers start off with smile and ther seasonabe load of merchandise that keeps coming and coming And the pOstmen who travel their familiar routes handicapped somewhat this year with bad weath smiling through, their loads added to ap- precaby, with the Christmas mail. The bell that rings and the that plays you pass main street stores comes from the familiar Christmas props set by the Salvation Army. Christmas wouldn't be Christ
 if the Army representatives were not in their ta miIiar places. And speaking of the Salvation Army, Sister Belinda who has been in midst time out of mind passed up the street the other day which made us begin to wonder if times had changed much, after all. Ribbon candy in the candy store window grapefruit cauOwer, but mighty few apples spell the season. The City facade is dotted with collection of cOlored lights and central design which set the color tone for Grand street these pre- Christmas days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

For a dress to depend on day in and day out, nothing tops the good looking shirtwaister. Sleek lines, comfortable fit, and a composed, assured air combine to make it tops in every well dressed wardrobe.
 Pattern No 8792 is designed for sizes l4, 16, 19, 20; 40, 42, A ard 46. Size l6, short sleeves, needs 3H yards of 35-inch material or 3la yards of 30-inch.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address. size de- sired. and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Waterbury Demo- craD ll50 Ave. Americas, New York l9, N. Y.
 Send today for your copy of the new Fall and Winter Issues of FASHION. IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
YourHedLth By Dr. William Brady

Signed letters pertaining to per- sona lhealth and hygiene. not to disease. diagnosis of treatment, will he answered by pr. Brady if n stamped seIf-addressed 'nvciope Is enclosed. Letters ShOuld he brief and written in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conform ing to instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, National News paper Service. 32O West Madison Street. Chicago. III.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice hot whole wheat cereal, soft cooked eggs, rye toast, butter or fortified margarine, marma- Jade. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Minced leftover meat in gravy on hot toa st squares, cranberry jelly, carrot and green peper salad, nut cof- fee cake, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Beef and veg etable casserole, mashed po- tato top, buttered beets, en- riched hard rolls, butter or fortified margarine, shredded cabbage salad with boiled dress ing, stale cake slices with soft custard, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
BY RUTH MILLETT NEA staff Writer

So we have juvenile delinquency problem. So we talk and talk and write and write about 1t, and try to find solutions. We build teen-age canteens all over the country and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
When You See One, Don't Pass Up Slam
nN WILLIAM q McKENNEl America Card Authority

Ai The rccraf Province of Quebec ladic pair event held in Mon fcai Mir R Bndcr Hnd Mm a MacfhsN came d0nn from Ottawa io Caily away fhc chamrionshin thfY hrlshcd seventh iu tllc open paif and won "a special tropily iof women hafle thr bet aggregate sc0rc Ger thr fauuamfif
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

was safer than no trump. Many tournament players make mis- take in trying to play too many hands at no trump for the extra ten points Grand slams, when bid even in minor suit, usually pro- duce plenty of match points. These two players got all the match points by playing the hand in diamonds, which was a spread for seven-odd, while seven no trump bid at several tables, was defeated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Sit b a C k a n d relax, fl g uri Il g t h a t having a decent place to meet and dance will keep { h c k d S off t h c streets and out of trouble.
 But we don't bother m u c h about keeping the adult world a decent place. Just shove the kids off by themselves where they won't be contaminated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Mrs Bryden's bidding on today s hand vas admirably light Her hand would be under-gated iu high card strength for an opening bid by most players. but the distribution is the type toGay's eXpert likes to bid. Mrs. MacPhail was correct in the assumption that there was a slam in the hand. despite Mrs. Bry- den's repeated sign-oil bids. Mrs. MacPhail four and five no trump bids were Blackwood.
 With her distribution. Mrs. Bry- den realized that seven diamonds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Rationing Regulations

SUGAR Stamp 33 Tn Book " will be valid for five pounds through Dec. 31.
 MEATS AND FATS Rationing Of meats fats, butter. and oils is no longer in force.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
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But they know what's going on. They know how little respect for decency there is today when New York night club canNtake a girl who not long ago had a court fight to establish the paternity of her il- legimate child and flauntingly bill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Attention keodeVs

Democrat rcaacrx Wiil esn- fer a farer if they ain uetifs the Cirruiaston Department oi any irregularities CT deiasx tn the delivery ef tbeiT paper. Piease phene t-2i2l befsre 6 D m. week nights and beferc 2.1o D. m. Saturdayx.
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second. Co explain that u.hen am married ] don't expect 70 pattern my ife aiter hers sTease adfsc me aH ihr reE3 course 70 follow K L
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Our Waterbury, Speaking of snow, the biggest blizzard of local history Wednesday, March h. 1888 fftyeight years ago next March. In the early days when known plantation, the country roads also known kings highways and there two kings highway We doubt if they too passabe during of the winter months. The Waterbury River Turnpike inauguraed in October, 1801 designed to from point Naugatuck to the northern part of the state, about forty miles. Prindle Hill which later became built up with residences the locality between Pine and Grove streets named for of the land
 In 1851 there few if any sidewalks but they got going on some that year on section of West Main street also South Main Some flag walks built in front of residences about that time and in the succeeding years of the sos, paved planked In 1860 the Com Council authorized the laying of plank sidewalk on Bank street down to the railroad station. They put railing around the Green in 842 protect and keep in good repair That before they started the custom of lighted Christmas About that time the ground graded and trees planted and the probably about it is today Bank street, which presents busy appearance any time but particularly during the preChristmas and which ranks among busiest business sections, was just lane in 1900 There no reindeer Santas costume jewery snazZy sport for men in store windows In fact you got onto Bank street through gate Grand street which of entrance through the "common fence another gate let you in imagine somewhere the Center And the Green of those days just meader' with plenty Of snow covering it December 5 years ago
 Sidney D. Davies of Chestnut avenue who in the Army for five years and released last month has enlisted and is home 90day furlough. Major Paul Barton of the Marines who returned to this country
 last month after being stationed Guam for 10 months returned to inactive duty status early this mOnth Dorothy E Adams who was with the American Red Cross in Australia and the Philippines has been dis charged and has accepted position with the Justice Department in Washington. Dr. Walter Perry Green, Jr, who was captain in the Army and who is still on terminal leave until the end of next month has accepted position with the Research Department of the Amer- can Cyanamid Company of New Jersey. Franklin J. Dger of North Main street enlisted in the Navy and has left for boot training at Bainbrdge Maryland. His brother Stuart also in the branch of the service. is home furlOugh. Barbara Rogers, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur S. Rogers has been promoted to Storekeeper second class, with the WAVES at Harris burg, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

those lines will have vanished, and your eyes will be clear and bright for the social evening ahead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
MOTOREPITAPH

John Henry Speed will ride no more. At fifty per he crashed the village store He only meant to pay bill. Now he's resting under the hill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

tTO Be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Good Night
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

smislu kot pa je bila Hitlerjeva
v NemcijD, komunisticna stran-
ka in pa ljudska CkatoliSka) de-
mokratska stranka.
Zelo verjetno je, da postane-
10 socialdemokratska, BeneSeva
socialisticna in pa komunisticna
stranka re v bliznji bodocnosti
ena stranka.
Ma SlovaSkem pa sta sedai
samo dive stranki: komunisti-
cna, kateri SO Sc pridruzili tudi
slovaSki socialdemokrati, in de-
mokratiCna stranka, V kateri so
pristaSi bivSe BeneSeve Stranke,
pristaSi bivSe napredne kmecke
stranke ter drugi liberalni kro-
81. SlovaSka je sedaj avtonom-
ma dezela.
Drzava, XII Sc velikO obeta
Cetudi je danasnja Cehoslo-
VaSka vsled politicnega in exc
nomskega preobrata nekako V
ozadju, je prav gotovo, da DO V
novi Evropi igrala Sc veliko boil
Vazno Vlogo, kot pa jo je pc
prejSnji vojni, Njeni sedanii
vladi naceljuje socialist Z. Fier-
linger;; V njegovem kabinetu SC
zastopane vse Stir pref omenje-
ne ceske stranke in ODE slova-
ski Stranki.
Demokracija V obnovljen.
CehoSlovaSki ne DO torej prav
mic trpela, pac pa DO postala So
cialisticno demokraticna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

Cleveland, o. - NaSa remiza
p%oulicne ma St. Clairju je dobi-
la novega motornika, sodruga
in pevca socialisticne "Zarje"
Franka IlerSica. Pc Stiriletni
vojaski sluzbi je bill odpuscen
in nato vprasal "a to s1uzbo. Bill
je sprejet in well so ga v vajo,
XII traja deset dni. &c v tenn ca
su clovek izpit dobro opravi, ga
obdrze. Pc pravilih in etiki So
cializma to nj delo "a profit. ka-
pitalistov, .ampak V ljudski ma
pravi, XII sluzi ljudstvu. Torej
Sc je Frank Ilersic udinjal pri
pravem podjetju. No, sal ina
tudi prijazno druzico, XII je fina
pevka Earle, Sophie Turkman-
Ilersic. Takih sodrugov potre-
bujemo Sc wee. Ia dopisnik ga
nj poznal, ko ga je Frank po-
zdravil. A ko je povedal ime,
mi je bio takoj jasno, KIDD je.
Tega svidenja sem bill vessel. Sc
daj bova lahko diva vozila po-
setnike ma priredbe Zarje.
" coLo+1 . ;,:o - N.4zI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
SHOD v PRED
~lN\PROSLAVA IMAGE
(NadaIievanie z 2. strani.)

4NCNAdAJS CtiJ1 Il q. oI1 olll-/
clan jugoslovanske delegacije
IL San Francisco. V program
bodo vkljucene tudi glasbene in
muzikalicne locke vseh Stirih
narodnosti. V zvezi S tenn bono
ma tenn shodu proslavili tudi dan
image mad nemSkim in italian
skim faSizmom. q.
Odbor apelira ma vso sloven-
sko javnost V Clevelandu in o.
kolici, da rezervira nedelio II.
junija izkljucno "a ia shod in S
tem pokaze solidarnost "a pra-
vicne zahteve naSega Primoria
in Korotana. CHM vec mas DO,
temvecji Wits bono napravili
ma %navzoce casniSke poroceval-
&c in estate Americana. Poleg
tega DO ia skupna sijajna mani
festacija tudi V veliko moralno
oporo hrabri jugoslovanski vol
ski in novi, p~rerojeni in demo-
kraticni Jugoslaviji.
Ia publicijski odbor.
Frank Cesen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

ferenci I'vrnili' Italiji, je skoro
gotovo, ako jim DO Slo pc sreei,
da ga bodo ekonomsko obdrzali
pod svojo oblastjo. Prvic, ker
DO to koristilo mimi trgovini,
in drugic, ker hocejo V Sredo-
zemskem morju in ma Jadranu
Sc veliko vec veljave in kontro-
le, kot pa so 10 imeli pred vojno.
Borba "a Trst S tenn seveda
nj Sc koncana, ampak lie odloze-
ma, da Sc DO z MO nadaljevalo v
diplomaciji, kjer ina tudi Mo
skva nekaj besede. In Jugosla-
via seveda tudi ne bo drzala
krizem rok.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

zaloStno vest o smrti Johna Da-
lcaria. Pokojnik je bill sin Pro-
letarcevega narocnika Franka
Dacarja in njegove soproge
Mary, XII imata dom ma ITS
East 173rd St. Mladi John ie
nekaj casa bolehal, potem je sci
iskati zdravja v bolnisnico, kjer
ie treh tednih preminul.
Franku in Mary ma izgubi sina
mole sozalje.
Frank Dacar ie bill dolgo let
elan kluba st. 40 JSZ. Isto tako
je bill clan tega kluba stric umr-
lega Johna Dacarja John Gro
Sci, Xxi je tudi re dolgo med po-
kojniki. In drugi stric je Jack
Grosel, XII je pred lett odpoto-
val V stare domovino. Tu ie Sc
en- njegov stric, Joseph GroSelj.
Pokojni jain Dacar zapusca po-
leg starsev brata Franka, XII je
pri mornarici. Ma Johnov po-
greb je prisel IL California. Ma
pogrebu sta bila tudi Margaret
GroSelj in Jack Volkar il Pitts
burgha, Pa.
Plinsk2 eksplozija lanskega
20. oktobra v slovenski naselbi-
nj okolice St. Clairja, O kateri
sem takrat V tenn listu porocal,
je ulico ST. Clair pr 81. cesti
toliko pokvarila, da je bila "a
promet yes cas- zaprta, poulicna
pa je vozila samo pc enem thru
oh plocniku. Ko bodo te vrstice
priobcene, DO tudi ia kos ceste,
XII je zapiral promet, popravljen
in delal Skodo naSim roiakom
trgovcem, zopet odprt in pouli-
cha ne DO vozila oh kraju mimo
AmeriSke domovine in dopisnik
ne DO vec videl urednika Jaka-
ia OBJ pisalnem stroju. Tir po-
ulicne je postavljen nazai ma
Sredo ceste, kamor spada.
Frank Barbic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Fed. drzuve v zeIezniSkem
omreziU prve ma svefu

Zed. drzave imajo tolikSno
zelezniSko omrezje, da Sc mu s
svojimi ne more primerjati no.
bena dezela ma svetu Sovjetska
unija, XII je po povr5ini in pc
prebivalstvu veliko vecia nego
ia dezela, Jill ina trikrat mani
in ogromna Kitajska pa lie nekai
mad Sest tisoc mill
V primerjavo navajamo dol
Zinc zelezni5kih prog V miljah
V slcdecih dezelah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Isfroski z voinimi veteroni
bodo znosoIi miIijorde
NO Ieto

V tel vojni sluzi okrog enajst
milijonoV ameriSkih vojakov in
mornarjev, kateri bodo V po-
vracilo "a svoje sluzbovanje dr.
zaVi delezni raznih ugodnosti do
konca svojih dni, in pa sirote
ter vdove pokojnih vojakov. Ma
Itisoce jih DO mesece in leta V
bolniSnicah in drugih zavodih,
Ikakor Jill je Sc vedno ma tisoce
IL prejsnje svetovne vojne. Ra-
cunajo, da bodo vsi ii izdatki
Izvezne Wade, XII Jill DO imela ma
racun veteranov, znaSali okrog
is milijard ma leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

V soboto 2. junija sem eital
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
Sezona piknikov in
4O-Iefnicu P~roIefcrea

Chicago, i'll. = V nedeljo II.
~junija Sc vrSi pri Keglu V Will
low Springsu piknik v korist
"Proletarca'. Ker Proletarec
letos obhaja svojo 40-letnico OBJ
stanka, nj mic vec kot prav in
ie dolznost vsega naprednega
zivlja v Chicago in okoliSkih
naselbinah, da mu damo moral
no in gmotno podporo, ker ia
list je mas proletarce ucil in bo-
drill ter stall n~eustraSeno ma stra-
nj izkoriScanih in razzalienih
vseh Stirideset let. Metali so mu
polena pod noge, da bi ga virgil
s tira principov "a katere je bill
ustanovljen in Sc boril zanje.
Pljuvali Sc vanj in ga sramotili
ma vse mogoce naeine, da bi ga
diskreditirali med delavci. Upa-
Ii SO, da lie ma ia nacin Sc Jim
DO nakaha ~posrecila, ako mu Cd
recejo podporo zavedni sloven-
ski delavci, ker oni so bill skoz
in skoz hrbtenica njegovega OBJ
stoja, V dobrih kakor tudi V sla-
bin cash.
Tega Sc je Proletarec zave-
dial in ZVeStO stall ma strani ii
stih, XII vedo, da ma svetu ne bi
bio treba nikakrsnega pomanj-
kama radi brezposelnosti, bole-
mi ali drugih lahko prepreclji-
viii nesrec ter mizerije med de-
lavci, ako Sc odpravi sistem, XII
iih pOVzroCa. In ne bio bi bar
Oarskega klanja cloveka proti
cloVeku, &c bi bile razmere ia
ko urejene, kot jih uci social
zem, katerega propagation je
Proletarec. Ia takega SO ga u
3tanovili naSi delavski pionirii,
tax je bill vse 40 let in tax ie Sc
danes in tax DO tudi ostal, do
kler bodo stall "a MIN zavedni
slovenski delavci.
Udelezimo Sc njegovega pix
nika V nedeljo II. junija We
likem Stevilu.
DruStvo Pioneer st. $50 SNPJ
Sc tudi pridno pripravlja ma
svoj obicajni veliki piknik, XII
Sc DO vrSil V soboto popoldne in
zvecer 4. augusta Pilsen par
ku, West 10Th St. ter Albany
Ave. Ker je drustvo Pioneer
emo najbolj progresivnih angle
sko poslujocih drustev V Jed
mott, je popolnoma pravilno, da
napredni element S takim dru-
Stvom sodeluje in Sc udelezuie
njegovih priredb. Ma programu
bodo razlicne zanimivosti, ka-
kor tudi ena najboljSih godb "a
plesalce.
Oddalo Sc DO tudi veliko ma
grade V vrednosti $3.50. Kaj DO
ia nagrada predstavljala je "a
enkrat Sc tajnost. Ia sedaj je
glavno, da 81 zapomnite datum
4. augusta "a piknik Pionirjev.
Louis ZOrkO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

pQVratku " New York OdlikOVan
pOnskem.
rodom, XII ne ogroza blagostanja
naSe deZele -. Cd naSe strani
nj nobenih zaprek zavzdrzava-
ME takih vezi. Vzdrzali Jill tudi
bono, Hocemo pa tudi, da naSi
zavezniki pojmujejo te naSe cd
k~rltOsrcne namene, dasiravnC
moran izjaviti, da tudi obratnc
prlcakujemo s~poStovanja do ma
sin praVic in naSega doprinosa
V tel velicastni borbi."
Casnikarska porocila IL TT
sta, XII so podvrzena strogi "po-
liticni cenzuri" cd strani anglo
ameriSkih vojaSkih oblasti, ia
Sno kazejo, da zavezniSka oku-
pacija ~primorskih pokrajin nj
Vec vojaska, temvec politicna
poteza, To Sc zrcali tudi V del
Stvu, da nj dopuSceno uvazanje
hrane IL F%urlanije in krajev "a
padno cd Soce. Cello zitni mini
MISC Jugoslovanom Ma razpola-
go, ceS, da producirajo komai
"a vojaSke potrebScine. Bio pa
bi zadosti ziveza tudiza civilnc
prebiValStVo, ako bi Sc jugoslo-
Vanske cete umaknile in prepu-
stile Vso oblast "nevtralnim'
VOjaSkim slam.
Kaj je torej pravi namen ia
kega postopanja? Nam Sc zdi
da politicni kramarji MISC pri-
cakovali tako odlocnega nasto-
pa cd jugoslovanske ''svoiati'
IN hOcejo SVOje namene usiliti S
tenn, da narod sestradajo in ia
kO zVrnejO vsO kriVdo ma Jugo-
Slavic. Prazen zelodec premno-
gokrat zmaga mad pametjo in
razumom.
NaSa Amerika nina nobenih
zahtev po kakem ozemliu V Ev-
ropi. To je bio povedano re ce-
stokrat. Najbrz tudi Velika Bri-
tanija nina take zahteve, razen
gotOVih strateskih otokov V Sre-
dozemlju. Gre pa "a sfero vpli-
va V Evropi, kjer Sc krizaio slo-
Vanski in britanski interest.
Ena vaznih sfer je Italia, kate
70 danes Anglia obvladuje e.
konomsko in politicno. Jugosla-
via je jasno pokazala, da il boil
prija in koristi sovjetska sierra.
Vsled tega je V Interest," Angli-
je, da ostane Trst Z zaledjem
Vred pod Italijo, torej pod bri-
tansko sfero vpliva, in S tenn bi
bila zaprta pot sovjetski Rusiii
do Jadrana.
Mi Sc strinjamo, ola ina VISA
ka drzava dolznost in pravico
scltiti sVoje interese in 81 zago-
toVltl ekonOmsko in trgovsko
blagoStanje. Odlocno pa naspro-
tujemo, da bi sc to vrSilo ma Sko-
do drugih narodov, posebno pa
Sc sloVenskega, XII je pc stolet-
jih komaj docakal svojega VISTA
JenJa in svoje svobode. Sloven-
ski narod maj sam odloca O svo-
il uSodi. Tako samoodlocbo so
mu zagotovile velike demokra-
clJe, ko Sc je pricel boriti prot
svojim napadalcem, in ia oblju-
ba Sc mora izpolniti.
Jugoslavija je torej upravice-
nj V lmenu mOralne in medina
rodne poStave, da Sciti interese
ISVOJega naroda Trstu in slo-
venskem Primorju. In teh pra-
vic il druge zavezniSke drzave
nlkakor ne morejo odvzeti.
Mirko c.. Kuhel, tainik.