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Evening star., 1945-12-20
Drafting Of Fathers
Stopped; Army and
Navy Cut Point Score
1877 900 Made Eligible
For Discharge Under
-. A..
New January Figures
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG.

An immediate halt has been
ordered in the drafting of IA
theirs by selective service, CO.
incident with announcements
by the Army and Navy that fur
ther reductions in point scores
will make 1877, 900 more service
men and women eligible for re-
lease from the armed forces by
the end of next month.
Draft boards were instructed last
night not to induct any more fathers
and not to accept, on volunteer
basis, any father having three or
more children. Fathers with one or
two children may continue to vol
unteer.
Although only fathers under 26
had been eligible for the draft since
the wars end, there had been con-
siderable protest In Congress against
drafting any fathers now. Fathers
with three or more children have
not been called since November S..
No Releases to Result.
Fathers already inducted, how
ever, win not be released because
of the change of regulations, 1t was
explained, since they are no longer
under the control of selective service.
The possibility that banning in
duction of fathers was step In the
direction of limiting the draft to
18-year-olds was Immediately de-
MED by a Selective Service official,
who said veterans are not re-enlist-
ing in sufficient numbers to narrow
the draft further.
Temporarily, at least, this official
said, single men in the 1925 age
group must fill replacement needs Of
the Army and Navy. AS has been the
case since the end Of the war, how
ever, the majority Of those drafted
will be youths reaching their 18th
birthday.
Few Fathers Called.
Out Of about 35, 900 men inducted
in November, Selective Service re-
ported, only an estimated 5000 to
1000 were over IS and fewer than
900 were fathers.
Selective Service explained that
the term fathers included men with
legitimate or illegitimate children,
legally adopted children, stepchil-
dren, foster children and children,
supported in good faith by the reg
istrant in a relationship similar Of
that of parent and children"
Selective Service also disclosed
that because of halt on inductions
over the holidays beginning today
only about 10000 men will be
called up this month, as against re-
quests of $4,000 for the Army and
! 900 for the Navy.
Draft boards have been running
about 5000 short on monthly calls
because high school students are
being permitted to graduate before
being called and youths may now
enlist in the Army.
The latest reduction in the Navy's
discharge scores will affect 1000
men and women. Critical scores in
the Navy drop on January to 36
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Thought kin1nne|
Jap Code,
Turner Testifies
Admiral Says Stork
Had Same impression
In Fall of l94l
BULLETIN.

Both Senate and House
voted after brief debate today
to extend the Pearl Harbor
investigation from the origi-
nal deadline Of January 3 to
February Is.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Biggest |! Travel Jam
In History Expected
On Air, Rail Lines
Rush at Union Station
Already Under Woy;
AirIines Booked Solid

The biggest Christmas trave
jam in Washington's history was
predicted today by transporta-
ton officials as more than 200.
600 Government employees pre-
pared to begin their four-day
holiday tomorrow afternoon.
With more than half the Nations
railroad facilities turned over to
military use and an unprecedented
number OF persons planning to
travel in the first peacetime Christ
mas in five years, an ONCE OF De-
Ifense Transportation official char
acterized the situation as positively
terrible"
Strikes and the weather also have
entered the gloomy travel picture
The Greyhound bus strike and
snow-covered roads throughout the
East have resulted in would-be bus
passengers and motorists besieging
Union Station for travel accom-:
modations.
AIriIuc8 0OOkcu SOiAu.
Airlines here report that with
minor exceptions they are booked
solid" for the rest of the year.
Union Station officials report that
the travel rush already has started
Many Federal employees have taken
advantage of their annual leave
and started their vacations today
! in an attempt to obtain travel ac-
commodations home.
The travel rush is due to begin
in earnest tomorrow afternoon with
the peak expected that night and
Saturday morning.
Illustrating how heavy this years
travel congestion win be, Union Sta.
ton oficials reported that Decem-
ber's transportation volume here al.
ready is "a per cent above whai
| 1t was at the same time last year
And last year was the peak trave
year during the war, it was pointed
out.
Many Must Stand.
B. r. Tolson, manager OF tn.
Washington Terminal Co., which
operates Union Station, said tina,
many passengers would have tt
stand on trains and others woulc
find it impossible to board trains.
To minimize confusion and con-
gestion, Mr.. Tolson has issued ths
following suggestions to travellers:
1T Is desired that passenger,
already holding tickets should uss
the center doorways Of the mar
front entrance to the station fol
direct access to the station con.
course, also that visitors should no
use the station unless absolutel,
necessary, and passengers shoulg
closely follow directions signs, loud
speaker announcements, and th,
suggestions Of uniformed employees
as their cooperation win be Of IN
valuable aid In carrying on will
1.-THE heavy holiday trafiic. !"
| Airline ofilcials almost unanimous
lly agreed demands for reservation
were heavier than In any other holi-
day season. They attributed It K
. new Acknowledgement an1Ont
travellers, combined with the Re-
(See TRAVEL. Page AL
Evening star., 1945-12-20
President Signs Bill
To Reyamp Agencies;
Doubts Big Saving
Predicts, However, Thot
U. S. Reorganization Will
Increase Efficiency
BY ]. A. FOX.

1ICclQCltk xluiIldA LOQdy iOkC-
cast Substantial improvements
in the organization and man
agement of the Government" as
he signed the departmental re-
organization legislation which
Congress approved last Thursday
At the same time, however, the
President said In q statement that
while he expected "sonie reduction
of administration expenditures, q
do not consider it probable that We
will generally save IS much as q
per cent as suggested In the act.
Pointing out that administrative
expenditures are only . small proper.
tion Of the cost Of Government, TIL
President stressed that 'stibstanttA
savings" can be affected only by cut
.sin the governmental program,
themselves" and that these com,
from normal budgctary and appro.
priationS processes which are VI
to Congress.
Warren Attends CerenSmy.
Abrisf ceremony accompanied the
s1kfiing Of the bill which was Wit
messed by members OF Congress who
aided In Its passage and Controller
General Lindsay G. Warren, who
also strongly advocated 1t.
Mr.. Truman asked for reorgani-
zation legislation early in his ad-
ministration. and while the present
law does not 60 as far as the Presi-
dent desired, since 1t exempts GER
tain agencies from its provisions, 1t
embodies sweeping authority to re-
vanp the executive branch.
The Presidents statement follows:
Il am pleased today to sign the
Reorganization Act of 1945, for ]
believe that In this act the Con-
gress has established . procedure
which should lead to substantial
improvements in the organisation
and management Of the Govern
ment.
VIII Resroup Functions.
"Under the authority Of the act,
I shall undertake Q systematic re-
view Of the Government agencies
with view to regrouping their
functions In the most efficient and
economical manner and abolishing
such functions or agencies that may
not be necessary.
"The director Of the Bureau OF
the Budget has been instructed to
obtain the recommendations Of all
and establishments
covered by the act and to take the
lead In preparing the necessary re-
plans for my consid-
Grafton. He will work with the di-
rector Of war mobilization and re-
conversion insofar as the reorgan-
ization proposals relate to the re-
conversion Of the war agencies.
while / anticipate that this aci
will result In some reduction OF adj
ministrative expenditures in the
agencies affected by the reorgani-
zation plans. I do not consider II
probable that we will generally save
as much as Is per cent, as suggested
in the act. ! wish to point out, also
that administrative expenditures
are only q small proportion of the
cost of Government. Substantial
savings IN Government expenditures
can come only from reductions n
the governmental programs them
selves. and these are made, as I
rule, through the normal budgetary
and appropriations processes, moi
through reorganization action.
The results Of the reorganization
win be evident primarily In the
increased effectiveness Of Govern
ment operations. Regrouping and
consolidation to bring together those
Evening star., 1945-12-20
GIN Threatens 10 Quit
If Facf-Finders Link
Profits 10 Wage Study
Company Attorney Coils
PROPOSED of JAW
Revolutionary Idea
nUYU r UyTyrA r..
BULLETIN.

An attorney Ior General
Motors told the Presidents
fact-finding board today the
company would withdraw
from the investigation If the
board decides to consider
profits and prices in recon-
mending a wage settlement
with the UAW. Walter G.
Merritt of New York described
the unions position as
revolutionary approach"
adding that GIN considered
auto prices and profits infor-
alton that should be given
only to the OPA.
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON.
The CIO United Auto Worker.
today told the fact = finding
board appointed by President
Truman to investigate the Gen.
eral Motors strike that The
Presidents postwar stabilizatior
policy "necessitates" the consid-
Grafton of prices and profits ir
deciding the unions demands fol
80. per cent higher pay.
First public sessions Of the in.
vestigations into the month-old GIN
strike were devoted to argument by
the union and company as te
whether the fact-finding commission
should consider profits and prices
Lloyd K. Garrison, panel chairman
stated that after the arguments are
concluded his group will recess ovel
tomorrow to decide the question.
Walter P. Reuther, UAW vice
president, who has directed the
strike, told the three-man panel:
mo union, company or Govern
ment board can hope to implement
the spirit of the Presidents wage
policy without talking about profits
prices and ability to pay"
Loser May Withdraw.
Federal officials admitted there
was danger that either side might
withdraw from the fact-finding pro.
ceedings should the ultimate deci-
sion on profits go against them.
In a preliminary closed session
with Mr.. Garrison's board late yes
terday, the CIO union, represented
by President r. j. Thomas and Mr.
Reuther, made clear its position
that any wage decision that did not
take into consideration G. Ms
ability to pay would be meaning
less.
GIN fatty restated its position
that profits were the company's
business only and irrelevant to the
wage dispute.
Settlement Hopes Dark.
On the eve of the investigation
the Governments hope Of ending
the 1nonth-old automobile strike
through pubic investigation did not
seem too bright. Offlcials were still
no ooeful, however, that the inyesti-
CATION might prove to be q weapon
to force settlement of the wage
differences.
A statement by Mr.. Garrison
that his panel would make its OWE
decision as to whether the inves.
tigation should include company
profits and product prices led OBJ.
servers to believe the Government
would not set one policy to govern
operations Of all fact-finding boards
It seemed rather that determine
ton OF scope would be left largel.
to individual panels.
Another fact-finding board, th'
one appointed to investigate thu
three e-month-old oil dispute, is tiee
lSee LABOR. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-12-20

(See DRAFT, Page Al
Evening star., 1945-12-20

(See WEATHER, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-12-20
nv LANES Y. NEWTON.

(See LABOR, Page A.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

tSee REORGANIZATION. Pg. A-A
Evening star., 1945-12-20

(See PEARL HARBOR, Page A.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

lsee eCHOOI8. Pa&s I'D ]
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
ZBOR SLOV.
CENTRA

Chicago, Ill. = V Soboto "a.
februarja Sc DO vrsil obcni zbor
Slovenskega de1avskega centra.
Seja DO V njegovih prostorih ma
2301 So. Lawndale Ave. Pricne
Sc OBJ 8. zvecer.
Glavne locke bodo porocila,
n. pr. porocilo tajnika in blagaj-
nika o financial, dale porocila
o nasvetih "a predelavo, 0 do
hodkih, S katerimi Sc krijeJo
stroSki it'd
Vsi d~elnicarji, XII so v blizini,
so vabljeni, da pridejo na-to Sc
10. Vabljeni SO tudi drugi, z OBJ
vestilom, da &c Sc ne morejo
sami udeleziti, da lahko poobla-
ste koga drugega, da Jill "a
stopa.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
bodo volitve V direktorij, XII BIO
vodil svoje posle V tenn letu,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
SIND PRIREDI ZABAvO

La Sale, III. = V soboto q
januarja priredi Slovenski dom
zabavo, ma kateri bodo delhi
carjem razdeljene dividend
(malo je menda domov, XII bi
delnicarjem mogli postreci Z
mimi in OBJ enem DO nekomu
oddan tudi vojni bond kot DO.
selma nagrada.
Igral DO znani muzikant Ri.
hel IL Jolieta. - A. Udovich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

.Seveda, tudi beauty shop ina
mo, pa dive cerkvici, XII Sc ko-
maj zivotarita. Ocividno Bog
noce skrbeti zanju, pa ceprav
sta postavljeni MENU v cast.
Ali pa V nadlego. Ne VEN.
Skoro pr vsaki Hist je velik
vrt, ma katerem 81 druzine la
hko pridelljujejo socivje "a do
maco UPGRADE in pa sploh "a ma
prodaj V bliznja mesta, kot sta
n. pr. Lendar in Riverton. ,
Use bi Sc slo, da bi lie tudi
vinska trta obrodila. Clovek bi
81 napresal nekaj rujnega, a ker
ne obrodi, nam della big" To-
ny skomine, sam pa ga pitt ne
SINE.
Kdor pa rad strelja zajce, ra-
ce, fazane it'd, ina tn lepo pri-
loznost, ker je vsega dovolj. v
bliznji reki pa postrvi in raznih
drugih rib.
Torej Sc kralj Peter V Londo-
nu gnjavi z vpraSanjem, ali Sc
maj sill nazaj ma prestol, ali pa
izseli V Ameriko, kjer bi varno
in udobno zivel. Bio hi res
prav, &c bi Sc lotil kakega ko-
ristnega della. Sal dokler je
mlad, da ne DO Bogu casa kra-
del in ljudem pa denar jemal.
Proc S kronanimi in drugimi
paraziti! - John Pintar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

Professionals Roosevelt je mi
nulo soboto uradno iZvedel, da
je bill lanskega 7. novembra IL
volien "a predsednika Zed. dr.
zav. Pc tenn obvestilu Sc je ura-
dino zacudil in Sc pred okrog
pet tisoc gosti, Xxi SO to novice
izvedeli re pref, uradno zahva-
ill "a zaupanje.
....Dezniki ma ustolicenju pred
sednika Roosevelta v cetrti ter
min MISC bill dovoljeni. Mnozi-
ca je morala c~ecemonije gle
dati in posluSati ma prostem ne
glede ma vreme. Mono je, da
je incl ia ukaz pri ten slavju
kak poseben namen. Morda je
pomenil protest proti marelar-
ski politiki bivsega angleskega
premierja Chamberlaina in pa
proti prav tako marelarski
mevzariji takratne francoske
Wade.
Roosevelt je dobro govoril.
Dosegel je vse svoje ambicije,
razen enc. Svetovni mir, XII ga
je obljubil, je Sc zmerom zavit
v temo. A drugace Sc je pet IT,
soc povabljenih gos:ov ma dvo-
riScu Belle hise in pc inavgura-
CHI pr luncu prav dobro imelo.
Kan? Ko SO gostje V Bell hi
81 pc predsednikovem govoru
nekoliko pill, caj in kavo - Q
drugem Sc ne govori so Sc
razvedrili in nato ugibali, kak-
sen DO svet, ko DO konec Roose-
veltovega cetrtega termina. Ali
kakSen DO, ako rdeca armada
izvojuje zmago mad Hitlerjem,
namesto ameriSke in angleske
armada ma zapadni 'front.'. Pra-
WHO, ola so bill tisti pomenki
silno zanimivi, a Rusiji %vecino-
ma neprijazni, uradno pa "a
temnjeni, kot da jih sploh bilo
nj.
Josip Stain nj Solan clovek.
Neka Rusinja Sc je nedavno v
naSem uradu izrazila, da Stall
nov slucaj prikazuje novi di-
plomaciji povsem drugacna po-
ia kot pa Jill je poznala V svoji
"olikanosti'' v proslosti. Mo
derna diplomacija je zidana ma
ljudskih plasteh. Stara pa Sc
postavlja z monokli. Navaden
clovek il je nicla. Ampak stara
izgublja, ceprav j v njenih ari-
stokratskih razvadah ma vso
moo pomaga plutokratska di-
plomacija.
Sir Cecil Hurst, Xxi je nacel-
nix zavezniSke komisije "a raz-
iskovanje zlocinov vojnih kri-
minalcev, je prisel V toliksne
zadrege, da nj vec vedel, pr
Gem ie in ustavil svoje delo.
Ako bi hotel Hitlerja obtoziti
"a vojnega zlocinca, bi incl 20
per tako obtozbo toliko pric =
ne nemskih, ampak angleskih
ameriskih, francoskih it'd, da
bi tozbo izgubil. Kajti vojni
zlocinci MISC lie V Berlinu, Y
Tokiu in V Rimu. To V Londo-
nu in V Washingtonu dobro ra-
zumejo. cato tudi V tel vojni
tr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Hudson. WYO.

Hudson, WyO. - Zmanjkalo
mi je ctiva, pa mi posljite Dru-
zinski koledar, da 81 bonn z MIN
prebil nekaj casa. Rad bi kai
vec knjig narocil, pa re pet let
nisem incl nobene 'pede" in
drugje pa tudi nj vzeti tistega.
cemur pravimo denar. Ako Sc
bonn ma pomlad kaj p%ozdravil,
Sc bonn pa takrat kaj boljse Cd
wal.
Ker imam casa veliko, stiku-
jem pc starih stvareh in Jill ci-
tam. Tako sem staknil neki GER
kveni vestnik il l. 1881. Napisal
ga je mlad kaplan, nov clovek
v svojem poklicu, in re takoj V
uvodu poudarja, da je vseh ne
srec kriv pregresni tisk. Kdor
ga eta, neznansko greSi in Sc
igra S svojo duso.
Dali je doticni svecenik incl
V mislih casopise, XII zavajajo in
V ia namen tudi lazejo, ne VEN,
ker Jill ne omenja. A smatram,
da hi bill svojo pridigo kaj la
hko naSlovil Am. domovini, pa
morda tudi Am. Slovencu.
Kar pa Sc tice Proletarca in
Prosvete, sem uverjen, da V
NINA ne dobiS zavajalnega gra-
diva, XII hi varalo liudi in jih
pehalo nevednost, V greh in
v temo.
Kdo hi 81 mislil, da tudi case
pisi lahko ustvarjajo kri preli-
vajoca grozodejstva, XII Jill je V
tel dobi tudi brez NTH v izobi-
|lju! In kaj pa priznice in spo-
vednice? All ne sluzijo visa ia
sredstva zgolj zavajanju? Lju-
die pa SO toliko naivni, da blu
farjem najrajse verjamejo.
.Osvobodilna fronta ELIAS ma
GrSkem Churchilla nj spreje-
mala z ovacijami. cato Sc MOI
mad MO silno huduje. Ako DO
kaj prida hodil ma Balkan, Sc
DO lahko privadil Sc kaksnim
vecjim tezavam, kot pa Jill ina
v svoji pisarni v Londonu.
Tu, kjer Sc skuSam pozdravi-
ii, je res prijazen kraj. Posebno
v poletju. Use okrog SO lepe
farme. Tudi par slovenskih je
vines. John Majdic ina dive in
isto tako Antonija Homec. Sa-
mo to je neprijetno, ker imata
ODE druzini svoje sinove pc raz-
nth frontah.
Mestece je boil majhno. Y
MENU sta diva SAUNA, ena ga
SollnSka poStaJa S koVacnlco, en-
cevljar, pa tudi cage, skarje in
noze nabrusi, ako je treba; da-
lie imamo tn manufacturing
prodajalno, mesnico in poSto.
vse V enem prostoru; imamo
tudi zupana, pa policaja, XII JIG
star mad 70 let. Della sicer itak
nina, ker Sc ljudje ravnajo pc
postavah toliko, da policaj la
hko zivi med. mimi brez skrbi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
RAZGOVORI
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje z 2. Strani.)
zume, da je demokracija memo.
COCA, dokler DO Spaniji fast
zem gospodaril. Govoriti prot
fasizmu V Argentina, kot to de.
lajo ameriSki uradni krogi, a OBJ
enem ga tolerirajo v Spaniji, nj
samo nelogicno, temvec tudi
neVarno.
V kongresu in senatu Sc zad-
ME case veliko govori o oblik
miru, Xxi maj sledi tel vojni. Sc.
natorja Vandenberg il Michiga.
ma in Wheeler IL Montana sta
imela o tenn problemu dodge 60.
wore. Slednji ho6e, da Sc mai
Nemciji takoj predlozi, kaj no.
cemo cd ME in kakSen mir il
bono dali. Smatra, da mai hi i
predlagali sporazum ma teme.
lju programa, kot ga je svetu v
prejsnji vojni oznanil S svojim
IA. tockami Woodrow Wilson.
Senator Wheeler Sc vedno spa
da v tisto vrsto izolacionistov,
katerim je Russia veliko grSa
kot pa Hitlerjeva 'civilizirana"
Nemcija.
Ma drugi strani pa je senator
Vandenberg napravil S svojim.
govorom precejSnjo senzacijO.
v MENU je razlagal, kaj 81 on
predstavlja "a pravilno vlogO
Zed. draw V svetovni organic.
CHI velesil in malih narodov
Oh enem je zahteval popolm
r~azorozitev Nemcije in Japon.
ske.
Ker SO bill vsi ii govori pri
obceni V dnevnem tisku, sol
menda vsem znani. Boil vazne
pa SO V kongresu sedanje raz
prave "a tiste, Xxi so med 18. in
As. letom starosti. Gre Sc OIL
predlogah, da Sc jih lahko upo-
rabi "a delo kjerkoli potrebnO
"a pospeSenje municiiske in
druge vojne produkcije. Vojni
bog mars Sc vedno potrebuje
novih moci in nihce ne We, kje
in kdaj DO konec vojne.
TriStOteri
Zadnje case nisem opazil
upravnikovi koloni mic poSeb-
nih movie glede prispevkov V
sklad tristoterih. Izgleda pa, da
do izpopolnitve kvote triStote-
rib nismo vec dalec. Preprican
sem, da DO to Stevilo sedaj, ko
smo V jubilejnem letu Proletar-
ca, kmalu dosezeno. To je zella
vseh, XII jim je "a obstanek teSa
lista in "a nadaljevanje njegO'
viii nalog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

vojaske sile svojih funkcij mic
kaj dobro ne vrse. Ako bi sodili
vse pc tistih, katere v teh sluz-
bah osebno poznamo, tedaj Sc
razocaranju med tamosnjim
ljudstvom ne bi prav mic Gu
dill. Ampek je treba vzeti V
upostev tudi vojne razmere, po-
lon fasisticne ekonomije, Mus
solinijevega in Hitlerjevega
imperializma in pa propadanje
kapitalizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

oziroma do bodocega obcnega
zbora. Y sedanjem direktoriju
so, Frank Alesh, p~redsednik:
Chas. Pogorelec, podpredsed,
nix; John Rak, tajnik; Flip Go.
dina, blagajnik; Anton Garden.
zapisnikar; Angela Zaitz, Frank
Udovich in t. S. Tauchar, mad.
zorni odbor. Frank Zaitz, upra.
vitelj poslopja.
Torej ma svidenje ma obcnen
zboru SDC v soboto "a. febru
aria. = Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

E
he DO "obsojencev", kakor jih
nj bio v prejsnji vojni. lie ne
kaj podrejenih DO lincanih, ali
pa legalno kaznovanih. Drugim
ne DO sile.
Vseslovanski lsongres, kar
pomeni nekaj oseb njegovega
odbora, Sc je pod predsedstvom
Leo Krzyckija izrekel "a VISA
Rooseveltova priporocila, Same
da elm pref zmagamo V vojni.
Toda te izjave Krzycki nj po-
dial v imenu unije ACWA, v ka-
teri je eden Timed njenih pod
predsednikov, ampak v imenu
'vseh Slovanov" v Ameriki in
v imenu Sest milijonov Ameri-
canov poljskega porekla.
Unija ACWA, Xxi bivsega
predsednika socialisticne stran-
Ike Leo Krzyckija placuje, nj
tako navdusena "a visa Roose-
veltova priporocila, ker je We
zana ma Go. Philip Murray je
prot uvedbi pristine delavni-
&c, cato mora Leo igrati dive
vlogi. Emo v imenu vseslovan-
skega kongresa, drugo v imenu
svoje unije. Aktiven V Mi je lie
pc imenu, ker ga je Sidney
Hillman posodil vseslovanske-
mu kongresu re pred trent le-
ii. Ampak igrati dive vlogi,
druga prot drugi, niti za Kr-
zyckija nj lahka stvar, ceprav
je vajen vse sorte taktik in me-
MANIA nacel.
La Parola pripoveduje, ka-
ko je dobil v Zed. drzavah "a
vetje Luigi Podesta, Mussolini-
jev ~financni genij in njegov
agent v tel dezeli, il katere je
bill deportiran sele pred trent
lett. AmeriSki justicni oddelek
ga je oznacil "a 'nevarnega pc
tokolonca in sovraznika demo
kracije''. Pa je moral liz ameri-
skin bank, izmed katerih jih je
precei kontroliraI, pod duceie-
vo Streho. IL Amerike mu je
poSiljal leta in leta dobre do
larie in ljudem pa vraeal zanje
ducejeve lire. To Sc je ustavilo
sele pred trent lett, a kar Sc
tice zveze slovenskih zupnij
pa Sc je TAXA kupcija nadalje-
vala cello med vojno. In Sc We
dino nj pojasnjena, ker je izmed
slovenskih listov samo Proleta-
rec nastopil proti Mi.
Luigi Podesta Sc je lahko vr-
nil k svojim milijonom V Zeo.
drzave S posredovanjem Roose-
veltovega poslanika pr papezu,
Ibivsega predsednika jeklarske-
ga trusta Myrona Taylorja. Ia
ko izvaja La Parola v izdaji z
dine 13. j~anuarja ma prvi strani
v angleSkem clanku. Torej nj
Taylor pri papezu samo zaradi
vcrskih stvari. Ravna Sc pc
pravilu, da vrana vrani oci ne
izkljuje.
"Besede, besede, besede!'
Minuli teden jih je V angle
skem parlamentu V dive uri dol
gem govoru nasul javnosti
| Winston Churchill. "Kako lepo