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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

tudi takozvancga ameriskega
prestidza, ces, ako greste v nov
zvczo, pridetc pod dominacijo
Moskve in gospodar mad zvezo
BIO ruska kOmunisticna stranka.
To. propaganda VIM. Greena,
Dubinskyja, VOLTA in drugih
pridno ponatiskujejo vsi list,
XII sovrazijo USSR. PRAY mic Jim
nj "a slogo med unijami ameri-
Skin delavcev. Vesele pa Sc az
dorov med mimi. Docim Sc ka-
pitalisti organizirajo v medina
rodne kartele in so v bojih prot
delavstvu in proti socialnim "a
konom slozni, pa lie med vodite-
LII uni toliko nesloge in bojcv,
da DO posledice tega njihovega
nepremiSljenega pocetja ameri-
sko delavstvo pc vojni zelo dra-
go placaio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
sfrah poseduiocih pred soeialnimi
preobruti v evropskih dezeIuI1

Angleski in omeriski kopifolizem Sc S pomoeio
francoskego, in pa PoseduioGeeo ruzredo drUgih
evroPskih dezel, vdiueivsi nemskegu, prizudevuto
preprecifi soeiulizem v Evropi. v Fronciii so zuhfeve
pc odpruvi kupitalistcne reokciie eezduIie gIusnei-
Sc. Todu kapitulistienu propaganda ie TO gibunie
omoIovuzevulo S frditviio, do ga fvori lie kIika ko-
munisfisnih krieaeev, XII SO med Iiudstvom brez 20
sIombe.
PrisIe SO obeinske voIitve prve v Frunciii, cd
kar ie nostolo voino, XII SO Uncle dokozuti, koIiko
zaslombe imaio "krieuei" in koIiko bogafosku reuk-
clio in hierurhiiof katerima ie Franciio lie molznu
kruvu. v ten volitvah SO zenske prvie voIiIe, ker do
slei V "demokrufieni" Fruneiii MISC Uncle voIilne
pruvice.
.Volilni lid ie bill presenetliiv = zo reokciio v
Fronciii in zu ostuli kupitalizem pc svetu. Muso Sc
Ie obrnilu no Ievo. Socialist in komunisti SO izsIi IL
volifev kot noiioeii sfronki. v PorizU SO dobiIi levi
eurii vecino, enoko V drUgih francoskih mestih in
tudi NO dezeIi Sc ie up konservafivcev iziuIoviI.
Lahko 81 PredstovIjomo, kako S sfrahom eakaio
volitev V parliament, XII DO doIoeiI poto ekonomske-
60 in politienegu ruzvoio move Franciie.
Enoko Sc nogibo no levo moso V Ifoliii, XII bi z
dinastiio in priveligiii renkciie re pomedla, ako Sc
hi mogIu svobodno gibuti. Todu ie pod kontrolo 10
vezniske urmude, XII skrbi tam 70 red in mir 20 stu-
rem nucinu.
liz dezeI, XII SO prisIe pod soviefsbi vpIiv, ali So
~vietsko okupociio, prihaiaIo poroeiIu o deIifvi vele-
p~osestev med kmete in o zupIembah prirodnih VII
row in indusfriie, XII SO iiIs imeii V posesti Nemei in
pa domuei kvizlineski bogutosi.
Hubsburzonon niihovemu nudvoivodi Ofonu
in vafikanu lie prepreciIa izpolnitev ambicii soviet
ska armada, XII ie brzelo, do Ie no Dunoi prvu prissu.
v EvroPi ie sociuIni preobrut neizogiben. Cd
visno pa Ie cd poseduiocih, ali GO bodo dovoIiIi, du
Sc demokrutieno ruzviiu, ali pa povzroeii, do Sc DO
process izvrsii V izsredih in krvoIitIih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

nika Cd leta 1918 pa do 1889 ze-
10 spremenila. V Zed. drzavah
SO to resnico najbolj doumeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

Vim. Green jc v imenu odbora
AL izjavil, da njegove unije ne
bodo sodelovale pri nobeni kon-
tcrenci, kjer so craven soviet
ske unije. Ma sestanku v Lon
dOnu SO sklenili ustanoviti novo
zvezo in povabili vanjo tudi A.
of L. IzvoliIi so poseben pri-
pravljalni odbor, XII Sc je seSeI
aprila t. l.. v Oaklandu, Calf,
OBJ casu, ko Sc je v San Franco
scu pricela konferenca zdruze-
nth narodov.
Ustanovni zbor move unijskc
lnternacionale Sc pricne v jesse
nj V Parizu. Voditelji ALL ga
skusajo prepreciti, ali sal toll
ko diskreditirati, da ne bi incl
vpliva. Posebno pritiskajo ma
conservative angleSke vodite-
lie uni, in kjer drugace Sc mo-
rejo. V ia anne Sc posluzujejo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

nika cd leta 1918 pa do 1889 ze-
10 spremenila. V Zed. drzavah
SO to resnico najbolj doumeli.
Spoznanje bilo prepozno
Francozi SO .jo spoznali pre-
pozno. A oh enem SO uvideli, ola
je edini krivec njihove nesrece
razred privilegijev v Franciji.
Anglezi pa SO izprevideli, ola
SO ravnali "neprevidno', ker so
skuSali S podkupovanjem Hit
lerja "ustvariti" mir v Evropi.
MOI Z deznikom je postal kari
katura. -.
Nasledil ga je Churchill, ki@je
tok angleske vnanje politike
zaobrnil proti osiscu, toda oh
enem tako, da bi sluzil istim in
teresom, in istemu razredu, Xxi
JIG p~ovzrocil to vojno.
Uspel je, ker prvic nj bill to-
like kompromitiran kot znani
Cliveden set ma AngleSkem, ki
ie stremel pogaziti lie S~ovjetsko
unijo, in drugic, ker je vedel,
da &c Sc Hitlerju ma vsi crit do
wolf pogaziti Sovjetsko uniio,
DO potem vseeno tudi Anglia
NJ vrsti.
Tako je Churchill, XII je bill 81
Ger drugace zmerom v pomoc
fasisticnim vladam, dokler Sc
MISC obrnile proti Veliki Brita-
niji, posegel v vojno tako mo-
emo moralno in z oborozeva-
MEM, da je sedaj izSel il ME
kot zmagovalec. Posebno, cd
kar je Roosevelt umrl, je on v
ospredju kot glavni besednik
"zdrazenih narodov'.
In tako je Anglia sedai una
(Nadaljevanaje ma 4. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
Ljudstv0 20 svetu Sc
mn0zi vzlic vojnim
izgvham in Iak0ti

IL Anlijc p~orocajo, da je bio
V Mi tekom vojne povprecno
vec rojstev kot leta 1899 ali
kdaj pref.
AmeriSki census bureau lie IL
%racunal, da imaio Zed. drzave
sedaj 1924 prebivaIcev, ali
7,286,O0O vec kot jih je bilo OBJ
casu zadnjega ljudskega stella
leta 1910. Mad sedem miIijonov
prirastka v petih letih, to ie
mnogo! Tarnanje mad porodno
kontrolo je torej Sc brez pod
lage.
Zed. drzave, Anglia in njeni
dominjoni torej MISC trpeli vs.
led vojne saj kar Sc narascanja
prebivaistva tice.
Cenijo, da so tudi v Sovictski
uniji rojstva jake narasla, a tn
di sovjetske vojne izgube so
ogromne. Nedvomno veliko We
Gle kot vseh ostalih zaveznikov
skupaj.
IL raznih proucevanj bi bio
razvidno, da tudi Nemcija ma
prebivalstvu v tel vojni nj ma
zadOvala. Brzkone belezi yelik
prirastek vsled velike nacijske
kampanje "a zvisanje rojstev,
bodisi v zakonu ali izven zako-
ma. Nemske izgube ma bojiscih
so seveda visoke - morAa ne
mnogo nizie cd ruskih.
Tudi Franciji so rojstva ma
rasla, ali OBJ enem tudi umrIji-
vost med dojencki. UmrIjivost
med otrocmi in odraScenimi pa
Sc je posebno dyignila v deze-
lab, Xxi so Jill naciji in faSisti
naJbolj izropali, n. pr. v Jugo-
slaviji, Grciii in ma Poljskem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
Konferenco Prosvetne NOTICE in JSZ v
MiIwoukeeiu biIu enc naiboIisih, kar
smo iih imeIi v zadniih par Ietih

V Milwaukeeju, Wis, Sc je v
nedeljo 27. maja v Sostarichevi
dvorani vrSila konferenca kra-
jevnet organizacije Prosvetne
matice in JSZ XII Sc je je ude-
lezilo okrog As zastopnikov in
zastopnic IL domacega mesta, il
Sheboygana, Waukegana in
Chicago.
Tajnik Anton Garden ie ma
kratko omenil, kaj da DO ma
tenn zborovanju dnevni red, po-
dial je svoje porocilo, pregledo-
valca racunov sta ugotovila, da
so V redu, in nato SO sledila po-
rocila zastopnikov. Ena so bila
pray vzpodbudna, druga zopet
pa so Sc tikala tezav, XII so ma
stale ma prosvetnem in druStve-
mem polju vsled vojne, stara-
MIA in umiranja rojakov ter raz-
NH drugih ovir.
Chas. Pogorelec je porocal o
sVojem podrocju kot tajnik Pro
svetne matice, j. S. z. in kot
upravnik Proletarca, Koledar-
ia in Majskega glasa.
Anton Garden je podal zelo
dober pregled aktivnosti pew
skin in tudi dramskih zborov,
kolikor Jill Sc DELUXE V nash ma
Selbinah, posebno V okroziu, XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
sovietska uniio ST nokopoIo
ziviIski problem

Sovjetska unija, XII ina V os-
krbi Berlin, Dunaj in mnoga
druga mesta, je sedaj dolzna
preskrbovati V tie Cd razdeja-
MIA in vsega drugega hudega
prizadete kraje zivila, ola il pre-
bivalstvo pred pragom ne po-
mrje. Porocajo, ola je posilja-
ME ziveza v Berlin re uredila
in ola ia problem tudi drugod
ugodno resuje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

ga zastopa ia konferenca, in IL
vajal, kolikSne SO Sc moznosti
da dramatiko in glasbo med ma
mi pozivimo sal pc vojni.
Razprave k njegovemu refe-
ratu je bio precej in udelezili
SO Sc ie zastopniki in zastopni-
&c IL vseh naselbin. Bila je kon-
struktivna in brzkone ne be
brez uspeha.
Podrobno 30 opisana V zapis-
niku, XII ga je vodila Angela
Zaitz.
Zadnji referat ma tel konfe-
renci je bill o sedanjem poloza-
ju pc svetu, S posebnim ozirom
ma vpraSanje Trsta in iugoslo-
vanskega Primorja, XII ja dobilc
V minulih par tednih V syetov-
mem tisku izredno veliko poor
nosti vsled nastopa zavezniSke-
ga Vrhovnega poveljstva V Sre-
dozemlju proti THU, ker Sc cd
tam ma zahtevo angleSkega field
marSala Alexandra nj hotel u
makniti. Ia referat je podal FIR.
zaitz. Potem je bio nekai vpra-
SAM in zborovanje je bilo "a
kljuceno V dobrem razpoloze-
nju.
Ia tajnika je bill ponovno IL
voljen Anton Garden. Ia sedez
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
yugoslavija Slovencev ma Koro-
Skem ne BIO pozabila

Jugoslavija Slovencev ma Koro-
Skem ne BIO pozabila
Dasi SO Sc jugoslovanske cete
IL Koroske, posebno IL Celovca,
ma zahtevo angleskega powell
silva, S katerim soglaSa tudi a.
meriSka komanda, umaknile, ie
Tito V nedeljo 81. maja v Ljub-
ljani pc radiu KoroScem izjavil,
da Jill Jugoslavija ne zapusti.
Porocilo IL Londona, datirano
minulo nedeljo, ga citira med
drugim: "Komaj SO Sc naSe ce-
tie IL KoroSke umaknile, re pri-
hajajo cd tam k nam cd nash
bratov klici ma pomoc. Gakajo
osvoboditve in V menu fedora
tivne Jugoslavije jim zagotav-
liam, da jo bodo dobili." Dejal
je, da Sc mora KoroSka v svoio
nesreeo Sc vedno tresti pod ma
cijskim terorjem, Xxi je sedaj
oblecen v drugacni uniformi."
Poudaril je dale, da bi bila
yelika tragedija, ako Sc bi no
rala Jugoslavija znova boriti "a
tiste Meme kraje, XII SO bill V tel
vojni re osvobojeni. To omem-
DO je storil nedvomno ma racun
tistih, XII jih Jugosloviji sedaj
odrekajo.
Pravda prot hujskanju v
zaveZniSkem tisku
Kako misli glede tega spora
o jugoslovanskih krajih soviet
ski tisk V Moskvi, smo porocali
re V p~rejSnjih izdajah. Zadnjo
nedeljo je bill v "Pravdi' V Mo-
skvi z~nacilen clanek, XII ostro
prijema tiste liste V Zed. drza-
(Nadaljevanaje ma 4. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
Vo|itve V AngII
aranzTane V prid
toniske stranke
KONSERVATIVCI NELIKE BRlTANIJE UPAJO DA
OSTANEJO MA KRMlLU TUDI Pc vOLITvAH. = KAJ
JE PROGRAM DELAvSKE STRANKE? MEDNARODNI
POLOzAJ Pc KRIVD STAREGA REDA ZAMoTAN

Velika Britannia IL tie vojne v
Evropi nj izsla tolikSna sila ka-
krSna ie bila nekoc in soraz-
merno je veliko sibkejsa kot pa
je bila pc zakljucku prve sve-
tovne vojne. Takrat je bila
Francija ma kontinentu Europe
naimocnejSa, Italijo Sc je Sc pri-
Stevalo med velesile in Russia
pa je bila v agonijah civilne
vojne in porazov. Zavezniske
sile anglia, Francija, Zed. dr.
zave, Japonska, pa tudi Italija)
so poskuSale Z intervencijo, da
store boljSevizmu konec, pa jim
nj uspelo. A vseeno, oblast mad
Evropo in mad svetom sta dobi-
lie predvsem Francija in pa i'm
peril Velike Britanije.
Voina tehnika vsc spremcnila
V sedanji vojni Sc je izkaza-
10, ola tudi tako mocha pomor-
ska sila, kot JIG Anglia, ne more
biti kos raznim osiScem, in pa,
ola je dezela s tako preteklostjo,
kot 10 ina Francija, bila ne
zmozna zoperstaviti Sc agresiv-
nosti 'tretjega" rajha.
Slednjega sicer nj vec. a tudi
Francija ne more nastopati pc
tel vojni drugace kot S pecatom
p%orazene, zapostavljane dezele.
V Versaju je bio drugace. Tam
Je Clemenceau ukazoval cello
naSemu Wilsonu. V sedanji
mcdnarodni politiki de Gaulle
lie kljubuie. In ne gre mu pc
Sreci mixer, ker nina zaslombe
V SVojih ambicijah ne V Londo-
nu, ne V Washingtonu, a donna
pa ga oba podpirata zaradi bo-
lazni pred socialist in komuni-
Sti.
~Francija, XII je Sla v to vojno
dremajoca OBJ Maginotovi utrd-
onl crit, in MEN k~apitalizem pa
vlagal svoj kapital kjer je re
ollo, ola DO ma varnem v vsakem
Slucaju, Sc je zruSila. Taxa kot
Je blIa je ne DO vec. Njeni gene
rail-, marsali in "familije stiri-
u~eSeterih", Xxi so 10 V glavnem
poSedovale in kontrolirale, SO
orzaVo zavozile in start marSal
retain zeli, da 81 nekaj krivde
"a propast Francije naprti tudi
amerlSka vlada. Kajti mas dr.
zaVni department, XII je eden
nalVaznejsih ma svetu v sedanji
oool, Sc je veliko prizadeval, da
ohrani Francijo V posesti starih
priVilegijev.
a priSli SO nacijski tanki in
Sc ognili takozvani neprema-
SiJiVi Irancoski Maginotovi cr-
w. all pa 10 predrli, kot da je
IL tesla.
leoaJ Sele SO francoski in an
sieSkl general, XII so vsi obdani
kolaJnami in plemenitaskimi
'dSloVi, spoznali, da Sc je ten
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
v Ansliii ~odpravIiaio
odmerke

Ma Angleskem SO Sc lotili Cd
pravljati odnerke, V nadi, ola
bodo S tenn skodili "crnemu tr-
gu" A &c zivil ne DO vec ma
razpolago kot pref, DO morda pc
novem Sc slabSe.
Zed. drove ma morju
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30

prihodnje conference, XII DO v
ieseni, SO bila predlagana mesta
Chicago, Sheboygan in Wauke-
gan. Slednji je dobil vecino.
lborovanju je professional
Frank Zaitz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
neprekosIiive

V gradnji "a ameriSko vojno
mornarico je sedaj 1882 vol
nth ladij vseh vrst, kar je ia
ponski lahko zadosten dokaz, ola
cimprej kapitulira, toliko Boise
zanjo, in s tenn seveda tudi "a
mas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-30
Proti zahtevam
SlovenHe Sc jake
veIiko ~oporekania
MARSAL TITO v LJUBLJANI DEAL, DA 30 IA
JuGOSLAVIJO VELIKA TRAGEDJA, CE Sc 30 SPET
MORAlA BoRITI "A TO, KAR 81 JE re PRlBORILA

" cikaSkem Sunu z dine %.
maja pise M. v. Fodor il Ce-
lovca 0 umiku jugoslovanskih
Get s spornih krajev ma Koro-
skem, XII Jill je prevzela V oblast
angleSka armada. V pomoc 81
je dovolila ustanovitev kraiev-
ne Wade, " kateri SO socialde-
mokrati, komunisti in zastopni-
XII drugih strank, katere so bile
prot ffitlerju.. Sal tako Sc glasi
Fodorjevo porocilo, XII zahte-
YAM Slovenije nj naklonjeno.
Fodor Sc smatra "a dobrega po-
znavalca evropskih narodov, po-
sebno v centralni in v jugovz-
hodni Evropi, V Egiptu, Mali
Aziji in pa ma Madzarskem in
CeSkem.
Dive vladi ma KoroSkem
Fodor poroca, da je tudi Ju-
~goslavija ustanovila ma Koro-
Skem, to je, v Celovcu, svojo
krajevno Waldo, XII izdaia slo-
venski in nemSki list. Fodor O.
menja le ~nemskega. Ampak An
glezi je ne bodo upoStevali, kai-
ii &c bi jo, ne bi ustanavliali
druge proti Mi.
lsti porocevalec omenja, da
je vpraseval clane move Wade,
XII posluie V podrocju angleske-
ga poveljstva, ako kaj vedo o
sedanji konferenci V San Fran
ciscu, in 0 vladi ma Dunaju, XII
je bila ustanovljena pod soviet
skim pokroviteljstvom, pa so
mu odgovorili, da cujejo tn pa
tam kaj malaga pc radiu, a dru-
GAGE SO 0 vsem popolnoma ne
pouceni.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-05
SEAMAN SEXES
ACCUSED ROBBER

A British Negro seaman, who told
police he was a prince in a South
tribe yesterday captured a man
whom he identified as one OF a
nair who robbed him and 3 COM
panions at the point of pistol dur
Ing the latter part of July reported.
Matthew Ogunmokum, OF the
British ship Empire Moonrise, y
and three shipmates, P. j. Browne,
J. Brimak and E. M. Samuel, were
robbed of $50 and their personal
effects ION or around" July 81.
when they were allegedly held up In
the northern section of the city by
two Negroes who volunteered to
steer them around town.
In an effort to catch the culprlts,
Detective E. B. Murray took Ogun-
n1okum to the site of the robbery
and left him, hoping he would be
able to spot one of the men.
Detective Mu-ray's plan appar-
emily paid off as the "prince' lden-
tilted John Mayrant, Negro, of I'll
North End street, as one of the
ASeves, SEEKING and holding him
until police could be called, author
tiles said.
Mayrant has been lodged in jail
on charges of highway robbery I'M
der a $3.50 bond. Ogunmokum
charges that he was the man with
the gun. Detective Murray said.
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LAVAL DECLARES HE
BLOCKED Staying OF
EX- FRENCH LEADERS
CONTINUED from Page One)

firing squads by protesting to the
Germans.
He said that, as chief of the
Vichy government, he learned the
two former premiers of the third
republic "were going to be shot by
the Germans in reprisal for the
condemnation in Algiers of Pierre
Pucheu CVichy minister OF the
interior)'.
Laval asserted he demanded an
investigation when he learned that
Mandel had been murdered. He
said he heard about the murder
from Joseph Darnand, chief OF the
Vichy Gestapo, who Laval assert
ed was Imposed upon u.s. by the
Germans.
'Mandel was my friend,' Laval
cried. II regretted his murder and
l suffered when I learned of it"
Laval also denied any connection
with the mysterious death of for
mer minister of education, Jean
Fay. Jean Fay also was my
friend" he said.
Laval also claimed he tried to
get former Premier Edouard Her
riot released from German pris-
on, carrying the case to Adolf Hit
Ter himself, who, however, "gave
me negative response"
Laval, asserting that the Vichy
government made the best OF a
bad situation after the Franco
German armistice, declared the
worst actions of Vichy resulted
from direct orders of the Germans
Since France was PROSTATE, the
Germans could have "asphyxiated'
her. Hence, he claimed, he anc
Petain could only negotiate, try
ing wherever possible to dull the
edge of German demands.
Referring to the sending OF $780,
900 French workers to Germany
for which French public opinion
holds him mainly responsible-La'
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val said that in return he obtained
the liberation of $4,000 French pris-
oners of war.
Il realize those who were sent
to Germany feel nothing but hatred
for me-" he said. MANY more who
stayed behind also hate me for
this. But is it the aim of chief
of government to seek popularity,
or is his duty to serve his coun-
try?"
Some of the workers who re-
fused to 60 to Germany stayed be-
hind and joined the Maquis, presid-
ing Judge Jaul Mongibeaux point
ed out. To this Laval replied he
had protested to the Germans
against a decision to call the Ma
uuis ''terrorists." Petain's attitude
toward the Maquis was that OF
an honest man." Laval said. Pc
tain, he added, also protested.
Laval claimed he won exemption
for French women from Europe
wide Nazi order for general
mobilization of labor and persuad-
ed the Germans to withdraw a
demand that all French Jews
should be deprived of their nation
atty.
When Laval implied that French
Army commanders in North Afri-
ca presented only token resistance
to the Allies in 1912, Petain's law,
yers quickly added that they would
produce "secret teegrams" dis
patched by Petain to North Africa
ordering the Army there not to Of
fer serious resistance. Laval sale
Petain was the ''only person quail
flied" to answer questions regard
ing them.
Another telegram figured heavily
in Lavaps day-long testimony. 1
was the message which Petain i:
accused of having sent to Hitler
congratulating the Germans on thu
British defeat at Dieppe and Elk
ing permission to fight alongside
the Germans.
Laval said he had never heare
of such a telegram and expressed
disbelief that Petain would have
authorized anybody else to sent
it in his name. In fact, he went OF
to say, he twice refused when thu
lNazis offered to permit France
to fight against the Allies.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-05
Several Mentioned For
Place On Big Fiue Body

LONDON. Aug. 4. -P- The
names of U. S. Ambassador John
G.. Winant, Assistant Secretary of
State James Clement Dunn and
Benjamin V. Cohen, special assis-
tant to Secretary of State James
2. Byrnes, were advanced in Ameri-
can diplomatic circles tonight as
the leading choices for U. S. Dep
uty on the Big Five council of
Foreign MINISTERS.
There was speculation that Wi
nant would be succeeded as am
bassador to Britain by White House
Advisor Joseph E. Davies, now
homeward bound from Potsdam,
within a few weeks.
Davies told friends just before
his departure that he would be re-
turning soon, but he did not say
in what role.
Reports that Winant would be
relieved soon of his assignemtn
were strengthened by the fact he
was not among those invited to
Potsdam, and that the European
Advisory Commission, on which he
was American representative, has
been eliminated after drafting.
Dunn and Cohen were with Tru-
man and Byrnes at Potsdam, and
their presence was Interpreted by
some American diplomatic sources
as giving them the inside track
forcing minister's council.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-05
1t. Col. Blomme Receives
French Croix De Guerre

1t. Col. C. R. Blomme, former
ly OF Wilmington and now sta.
toned in Paris, has been awarded
the Croix de Guerre with Gold sta
by the French army, according to
word received here Saturday.
The decoration for meritorious
service was pinned to 1t. Col Blom'
mes blouse by French lieutenant
general in a ceremony at the Court
of Honor of the Palace of the In
valides, where Napoleon is buried
1t. Col Blomme was instrument
al in the rea~ming of France, work
ing to aid the French army If
North Africa, Italy and Southern
France.
The former Wilmington man is
now engaged in training troops FOL
use in other theaters.
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TOKYO SEES SUCCESS
OF GREAT INVASION
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tai blood, that they were able TO
take it," he said.
Meanwhile, Domei, the japanese
news agency, declard that 'Wll IL,
formed quarters" in japan hao
branded as courageous" American
state department charges 'nat
prisoner of war camps had been
deliberately located in areas SUD-
ject to American bomblngs.
Admitting there was no area IN
the homeland safe from air blows
Domeis report said: Even II
prisoner of war camp should De
established on the summit Of Mount
Full, it eventually would the the
target of the American bombers.'
The State Department protest fol-
lowed a Domei report that pri-
soners of war, many of them Amer
lean, had been killed in camp
during a B-29 attack on the Tokyo
Bay oil refining city of Kawasaki.
The department said the camp was
deliberately placed in a target
area to protect the military install
lation.
Tokyo said the camp was located
in "safety zone," claimed it was
near hospital, and charged that
American bombers were attacking
Unfortunately, and Intentional
" consider everything on the surf
ace of japanese soul-even women
and children-as military objec-
tives."
AS for relocating the camps, as
demanded by the U. S., Domel said
facilities for such a removal would
be used instead toward the pro-
duction of arms Ito shoot down the
superforts. and to sink Amerl-
can aircraft carriers, battleshlps
and transports.