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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13
Diet of Mother and Child
Important to Good Health

two weeks Of life.
Only two babies whose mother.
had the dietary supplements sue
cumbei at birth or during the drst
six months. compared Nth IL IN
fants whose mothers had eaten
just the usua, food. Furthermore.
such diseases as rieket~ aaa tttaay
did not occur in babies If 1t Hoth-
ers who received the additional
foods.
Nose and Throat
affections of the nose ami throat
were three times as frequent
among the babies whose mothers
Dis not have the added feed Gle
ments as among those whose diets
We're supplemented.
1t is important that babies.
whether breast fed or bottle fed,
should he given vItamias & and y.
starting at the age Of tV1 t9 three
weeks. Orange juice seems h be a
good source Of vitamIu c. a..aouch
tomato Juice also is satisfactory.
NItaa.1 D may be given IN some
t.~sa--.ser oil or some form # vita
MN j. concentrate.
Doctor Robertson does not be-
liclg that additional B v.,am.ns
arr necessary at this time as long
as tse infant gets enough nalk.
cereal 1T tarCe to five months of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13

Duck hunter shot himself i'm the
foot. The hunting season can now
be considered officially open.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13

The baseball season is over bat
there seems TO be more strikes than
ever.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13

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SO. N. c, as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13

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81 Chills and
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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-30

While gay. fellows and charm ng ladi es
danced at the USO on Thank sgiving Even
ing, 80 men spent hours playi ng Gig
arctic bingo. The following men "bine-
ced" for cigarettes: Levi S Wad1ey and
Walter Inward, Co.. A. 1922 SOU Casual s;
Ponce Davis and No Ell Spei ght, Coo;
AcEwi ne Johnson, omer Flowers and Her
bert Presley, Co. D; Eddie Parat, Co.
:; Douglas Hoosier, Isaac Viii tie and Rud-
o1ph Wynon. Co. I; Auste1l Cannon and
Ralph Harris, Co. L; Mark simmo ms, Co.
NJ; Mack ziegler, Specia al Service; I.
Wee To1vert and William Hack, Separa--
ton Point. Ralph Harris ASST sted in
managing the game by calling.
The cafeteria was busy place, also.
Though companies served fine and p1ent--
ifu1 turkey dinners in the elabo rate
American Thanksgiving mode, many we're
eagerly avail ting the cafeteria dinner
hour. Chef Samuel Fo I'd had mi ghty
good turkey dinner ready and was kept
busy re-fi1ling pots and pans IN the
steam table while the tables filled UP
wi tn arprecia tive di ners. How the PIX
can give such fine meals for 50 little
money. keeps one Wonde ng.
Surprises Of surpri ses! Gould HuacLmca
really produce lovely girls? For a
while fellows were too stunned to ask
for dances. misses Joyce Franklin, Con-
suela AcKni ght and Cecilia liam, ALL
truly army produc IONS home for the
weekend from his school and the Univ
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-30

ersit y Of Ari zona were the center Of at
traction at the Friday nj ght dance, Eow
we Wi shed they could have been EXPANDED
into at least 100 charming girls. Their.
no theirs and fri ends ais 50 added to- the :
dancing pleasure. by narti cinati ng. Do
come. every Friday nj ght, We nj Used out
new MAcs. Several members Of the Won
en- Army Corps attended.
DANCE TONIGHT DON'T 1T SIS IT -
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-30
1859 MEss5akao
Thank sgivi ne Dance:

Thanh giyi ne Dance: The. Post Band af-
'fo rded excellent jump" and swing must
for the Turkey Day Dance. The Dance
hall was deco rated III tn lovely fall
leaves. Drawings IF horns Of plenty,
turkeys and Peter Pumpkins done sgts.
Finney and Bennett and Pvt Luther Wade
This, plus corn stalks, center deco ra--
tions and dreamy lights made the dance
an OCCASION.
Several soldi ers gave an exhi bi ton
jitterbug perfo rmance. Mixers and ta8
dances added to the evenings gal ETY..
Crafts: Many so1di ers are maxi ng COS
tune je"elry to be used as Chri stmaA
gifts. Why not make your Chri stmas
cards, too, Set in the chri stmas spi rit
early. Amaze yourself wi tn your own gen
ius.
Bingo- Etght:- Sgt. Val Lace Thompson 0
the Nedi cal Detachment Il doing. an ex-
cel1ent job wi tn hi g regular Nedne avs
nj g1t Bingo /paPti es. Try your luck ! -
Sui Pro gran: The nRrain Trus tsh-ofr
Fort Huachuca were really at their best
IN the Quiz program Saturday night. One.
unusually endowed wi tn knowl edge, was
1t. Rodgers from the Nurse C?rps. "
MAinzr Raast: Several NACs. and so1d-
iers gathered Ground the fireplace in
the lobby IF the Uso and enjoyed roast
Ing wefners. number Of quiet games
we're played such the Mini ster' $ Cat
End Cities.
contng- wants: Horseback ride, Sunday
Dec 2nd. Don't nj SIS this thrill Of the
West!
Talent nj sht Tuesday, Dec 9TH. Can
you play any instrument Can you sing7
Can you tell = tales? D. you have any
S tai ent7 If you have, anpear on our tai
ent shaw. If you haven't come and see
the gram. tt wi IL be treat. e
Quiz Program, Saturday nj ght Dec. 81
Sxhi bi your wi sdom and receive prize.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Falls Church
Neigbborbood

A reception will be given this
evening in honor of the Rev. and
Mrs. Francis Hayes, jr. The re-
ception is in the parish house of
the Falls Church Episcopal Church,
which is beautifully decorated with
garden flowers. Rev. and Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. A. Thompson, Mrs.
D. r. Armentrout, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Spelman, Mr.. G. A. Stewart
and Miss Elizabeth Stewart will be
in the receiving line. Others as
Sisting will be Mrs. Rufus Lane,
Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Arthur
Smith and Mrs. Samuel Styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Olson of Phila-
delphia are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Daily.
Capt. and Mrs. c. H. Dench left
Friday to make their home in New
York. New residents in the Dench
home are Capt. and Mrs. w. Smith
of San Francisco.
Mai. and Mrs. Robert Fabian
were hosts at a buffet supper
Wednesday evening.
1t. and Mrs. Ivan johnson were
hosts at an informal party Friday
evening honoring their house guests,
Capt. and Mrs. Ike Harrison Of
Langley Field.
Mrs. Pauline FuerSt of st. James,
Mo-, arrived Wednesday to make the
acquaintance of her new grandson,
Richard Marshall Gregoire, son of
Seaman and Mrs. Harold Gregoire.
Col. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson have
returned from vacation at Sher-
wood Forest
Mr. and Mrs. ReXton Jones have
as their guests Sergt. A. M. Marsh
and Sergt. Lawrence Whidden Of
Wauchula, Fla.
Mrs. Harry Fellows has gone to
Rehoboth Beach to remain until
September. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. E. N. Frost of
The Plains, and Mrs. r. c. l..
Moncure.
Col. and Mrs. Lee Park have as
their guests Miss elizabeth Johnson
of Steamboat Springs, Colo, and
Miss Terry Langstaff of Brooklyn.
They were Joined last week by Miss
Nancy Park from the Putnel School
and Mr.. Crandall Park from Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanders and
their daughter Barbara of North
umberland Pa, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Van Tine.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Across the Sligo

DR.. Emma Hughes has returned
from Boston, and with her mother
Mrs. C. B. Hughes, has gone to their
cottage at Rehoboth Beach. She
was accompanied to Boston by DR.
Ethel Brownsberger of Asheville,
N. c., who has returned to her home.
Mrs. John BrownSberger and her
daughter, Miss Barbara Brownsber-
ger, have gone to Asheville and to
Fletcher, N. c., for their vacation.
Miss Dorothy Sampson. Miss
Frances Sampson and Miss Virginia
Mes have gone by way of Niagara
Falls to San Francisco and Los An
geles.
Mrs. Bessie Lotion of Nashville
is spending a month with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence ShultZ.
Miss Frana Pointek has returned
after her vacation in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Embassy
Continued From Page B-3)

Mrs. Henry Norweb, who will leave
shortly for Havana
Other guests at the dinner were:
Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally
the Minister Counselor of the Gu
ban Embassy and Sonora de Baron
the Second Secretary of the Cuban
Embassy, DR.. Nicolas Rivero; the
Cuban Undersecretary for Agricul-
ture, Senor Francisco Grau, and DR..
ErneSto Dihigo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norweb, jr.,
also were guests at the dinner, and
Sonora de Martinez, mother OF
Sonora de Belt; the Military Air At
tache of the United States Embassy
in Havana, 1t. Col. Charles LIE Roy
YoumanS, and Mrs. YoumanS; Mr.
Nelson D. Rockefeller and Mr.. Avra
Warren of the State Department
and Mrs. Warren.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
LeeSbure

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley
White of Washington are spending
two weeks at their country place
near Leesburg.
Mrs. J. R. Rhodes has with her
this week her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Nielsen, of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Ellis Mills, jr., and her chill
dren are vacationing in the Pocono
Mountains, Pa.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

ems, from which the bridegroom
elect also was graduated. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Of
Athens and at present is attending
Emory and Henry College, in
Emory, Va.
A wedding in September Is being
arranged for Miss Mary Anne Bur-
Evening star., 1945-07-08
EnSaSementS T.
Continued From Page B-3)

the engagement of her daughter
Miss Virginia June Lewis, to Capt.
Harrison Algyer Epperson, recently
returned to this country after serv-
ice in North Africa and France.
The wedding will take place late
this month.
Miss Lewis attended the Maret
French School in Washington,
Brearley School and Finch Junior
College in New York, Bryn Mawr
and Wells. She was graduated from
st. GATHERINGS School in Richmond
and she also studied at Scuole
Eversholme in Florence, Italy, and
is a member of the Junior League
of New York. Her father, the late
Col Lewis, was on the staff of
Maj. Gen. Thomas A. Terry and
represented the sixth generation of
his family to bear arms for the
United States.
Capt. EpperSon is the son of Mr..
and Mrs Harrison Howard Epper-
son of Sioux City, Iowa, and is
graduate of the University of Ne
braska and of the Harvard Gradu-
ate School of Business.
Mrs. Guy Cuticchia announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Carolina C. Cuticchia, to Pvt. Ver-
non F. Gaegler, now based at Fort
Benning
Miss Cuticchia is the daughter of
the late Mr. Cutichia, and Pvt.
Gaegler is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis x. Gaegler.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The engagement of Miss Julia
Adelaide Mills to 1t Lawrence ia
cobsen of the Naval Reserve is an
nounced. by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alan Balch Mills.
A graduate of Holton Arms School
Evening star., 1945-07-08

ton and Corpl. Wesley Mason
Mountjoy, whose engagement is an
nounced by Miss Burton's parents,
1t. Charles A. Burton, Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Burton of Brooke,
Va.
Corpl. Mountjoy is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mountjoy of
Whitewater, Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

and Sweet Briar College, the BRIDE
elect made her debut several sea-
sons ago at the Sulgrave Club.
1t. Jacobsen was graduated from
the University of Wisconsin. He is
the son of Mr.. John Martin ia
cobsen of Racine, Wis, and the late
Mrs. Jacobsen. The wedding will
take place in the autumn.
Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Guy F. Strahley of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Josephine Strahley, to
Sergt. Walter Bowra, jr., who re-
Gently returned from duty In Cairo,
Egypt, where he was director Of
the Army Service Forces Band.
Miss Strahley has resigned from
her position with the Foreign Serv-
ice Division of the State Depart
ment in Cairo, where she has been
for the past two years, and soon
will join her parents here. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Sergt. Bowra is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowra of Brooklyn and
is an accomplished musician. He
is at present with his parents in
Brooklyn.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding of Miss Anne Dolores Ford and
Ensign william j. Richeson, now
on duty in the Pacific with the
Naval Reserve, whose engagement
is announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Frank Ford.
Ensign Richeson is the son of 1t.
Col and Mrs. Marvin G. Richeson.
His bride-elect is student at Dun
barton College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Schilling
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lenora Christina
Schilling, to Mr.. Harold James Spell
man, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Spell
man of Falls Church.
The bridegroom elect is now at
tending Cornell University under
the Viz Naval Reserve program.
The engagement of Miss Laura
Lee Frederick to the Rev. Clifford
Mason, jr., is announced by her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Frederick.
Miss Frederick is a graduate of
TenpeSSaa -Wae1auo n ColJaoa IN Atb
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

led svojega stevila nekaj bese-
de neglede &c jim Anglia in
ostali zavezniki kaj pomagajo.
ali ne. Vzlic upravicenim kriti-
kan proti Churchillu in dru-
GIN, Sc seveda zdi, da Italijani
V splosnem cd kralja in papeza
navzdol, Cd ostalega sveta pre-
vec pricakujejo. Glavni povzro-
eitelj njihove nesrece je bill ia
Sizem, kar SO V svojih sedanjih
tezavah prehitro pozabili.
Hitler je 80. januarja prazno-
val dvanajsto obletnico svojega
vladanja. &c. Sc ne dogodi Gu
DEE, je bila zadnja. Toda on We
rule v cudeze- V svojem govo-
ru omenjenega dine je dejal, da
ga je postavila ma cello Nemcije.
bozja previdnost. IN je dodal:
Ko je lanskega II. julia eks-
plodirala bomba pet cevljev cd
MEGA, je on cudezno ostal xiv,
Torej dokaz, da mu je otel XIV
ljenje Vsemogocni, ker je do
loeil, da nadaljuje svoje po-
-~slanstvo. Ampak &c DO slo mar
salu zukovu in generalu Eisen-
howru Sc kaj casa tako posreci.
DO tudi Hitler nehal verovati v
cudeze.
Kako. je in DO V Jugoslaviji
pod Titom? Svoje wise o tenn
opisuje V tel stevilki ma angle
Ski strani ameriSki casnikar
srbskega porekla Stojan Pribi-
cevic. Spis je zanimiv in veliko
pojasni, V kakSnih oblkah Sc
dogaja preobrat V drzavi, Xxi Sc
DO Petru in staremu redu brz-
kone "a zmerom odpovedala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

PASl VdiiJS tdhO IClO ulCoIll-
cilol
Ali citate v dnevnikih poro-
ella IL Washingtona? Demokra-
ii niti v svoji stranki, nit v adj
rninistraciji, XII je v rokah de-
mokratov, ne morejo napraviti
miru. Ali SO oni sposobni ustva-
RITZ svetovni mir?
Zadnjega januarja je direk-
tor WPB Mr.. Byrnes ma anne
riSko ljudstvo apeliral, da mai
hranimo premog. Toplota V sta
novanjih mai ne presega cez So
stopinj F. Tisti dan je kazal to-
pioneer V Chicago pet stopini
pod niclo, v Argentina pa 103
stopinje F. vrocine. Ako nam
prsmoga V resnici primanjku-
je, cemu naSa vlada ne ustavi
Argentina dovazanje premoga.
'katerega il poSiljamo 20 tisoc
ton ma mesec IL illioniskih pre-
mogovnikov? Tako Sc je IRA
I'll radio komentator Drew
Pearson. Svetujem nasi vladi.
maj namesto premoga poSilja
Argentina raise 20 tisoc ton le-
du vsak mesec, da Sc ondotni
faSisti nekoliko ohlade.
4
Zadnje case je listih mno-
go movie. N. pr, kako razSaja-
10 v Londonu POLISH in jugo-
slovanski reakcionarji; nekate-
ri Timed njih SO pravi fasisti.
Boil Jill, ker SO zamudili ladjo.
Vsaka svetovna sprememba
mora nekje zaceti svojo pot V
boIjSo bodocnost cloveStva. To
je naravni process. Da SO bill
pref omenjeni edini v prvi vr-
sti, kot narodni voditelji, OBJ
Esojeni ma smetiSce, to je Min
IA lastna zasluga. In oni SO pr
vi, MISC pa zadnji. Pridruzili Sc
Jim bodo Seasonal tudi drugi,
XII SO imeli demokracijo samo
ma jeziku, a S svojimi d~ejanji
pa SO 10 izpodjedali.
4
Koncno, KIDD pa je navsezad-
ME kriv tie svetovne fasisticne
propaganda? cemu Sc vedno
padajo bombni robot ma lon
donsko mesto, tega Sc reakcio-
narni otroci 18. stoletja krat-
kin solskih hlacah Sc vedno ne
zavedajo. Nit sedaj, ko SO pri-
morani videti resnico, 10 noce-
jo priznati. Ako ne bi bio ride
&c armada, bi re davno v miru
pocivali. In ko' DO konec tie sVe-
tovne krvave drame, ko DO "a
stor padel, bodo evropski ma
rodi aplavdirali ruski rdeci ar
madi in n jeni zastavi z znakom
srpa in kladiva. (Gornji stavek
sem powell IL kolone, XII 10 piSe
v Chicago Daily News Hal o.
Flaherty. Torej IL kapitalistic-
mega lista.)
4
Dan II. januar v tenn letu mi
ostane v spominu. Dnevniki SO
pc dolgem casu postal vsak
dan bolt zanimivi. Ma Pacifiku
ie triumfirala naSa armada in
mornarica. V Belgiji je zacela
z ofenzivo. Ma vzhodu pa uni
cuje Hitlerjevo "nepremaglji-
vo'' armada tornado. kot da bi
lomastil pc slamnatih strasilih
v zelniku. Sovjetski vihar je ma
poti v Berlin. Hitlerjeve trd-
niave je porusil kot da bi bile
kupi koruznih snopov. Kje je
danes 'Deutchland uber Alles?'
Ia vzhodni vihar je re V tel
generaciji skusala ustaviti an
gleSka plemska in financna ari-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

oIOhl dC1Jd lSl dIIiellShd plutO-
kracija z geslom Stop Russia
in Eastern Europe A pref pre-
dino boste. citali ia dopis, BIO So
vjetska armada re blizu svoie-
ga ella. Svetovna javnost Sc Sc
ne. zaveda, kaj je bila tista mo-
ralna sila, XII dale toliko pogu-
ma sovjetski vojski, in XII je
bodrila lacne, r%aztrgane jugo-
slovanske partizane, da SO Sli v
smrtni BOZ prot svojemu kri-
minalnemu sovrazniku. Prvo
njihno nacelo je bio, ola osvo-
bode svoj narod pred fasistie-
mimi morilci. To jim je dalo po-
guma, in dale ga rdeci armadi.
XII Sc bori ne samo "a svobodo
svoje dezele in svojega ljud-
stva, ampak "a svobodo vseh
narodov, in da maScuje milijo-
ne vseh tistih ubitih civilistov,
katerih trupla danes trohne V
masnih grobovih in V jarkih.
Ne SINE Sc pozabiti, da poleg
orozja nosi vsak ruski vojak tu-
di sovrastvo V svojem srcu in
zeljo pc maScevanju mad kri-
minalci! "Smrt faSizmul Svobo-
da narodu!' Verjemite, to ge-
slo DO zmagalo V Evropi.
Upam, da me DO owes in konj-
sko meso ohranilo pri zivljenju
vsaj toliko casa.
=
JAZZ pred smrtjo in jecami nj
mann strahu. In dokler bonn uzi-
val konjsko meso, bonn rabbi tu-
di konjski razum. Evo ga! Ali
veste, da je V zadnjih 25. letih
veliko svetovnih listov delalo
biznis in profit S propaganda
proti Sovjetski uniji? tt caso-
pisi MISC edini. MIN sorodnih
in pc denarju %pohlepnih je ma
tisoce k~olonarjev in diskrediti-
ranih pisateljev. Kaksno STALL
see bodo zavzeli napram who
dni nevarnoSti koSmatih boljSe-
vikov sedaj?
Glavno je, da rdeca armada
ma bojiscih triumfira, pa &c Sc
vsi reakcionarji stokrat ma gla-
vo postavijo. Ia zaviranje no.
vega reda SO prepozno priSli.
z
Cikazani smo lahko ponosni,
ne ma naSo meStno adminiStra-
clio, temvec ma mas cisti zrak.
Danes je mad Chicago samo 81
ton dina, sal, pepela in prahu,
XII plove V zraku mad Chicago
in okolico v krogu 30 XIV, mill.
To ie mogoce glavni vzrok, da
naSi rojaki v Colorado priha-
jajo k nam IA pocitnice. Vidijo
zanimivoSti mesta in OBJ enem
Sc navzijejo cistega zraka. Pa
zivljenje 81 podaljsujejo S tenn.
S. Anton Shular IL Kansasa
prihaja k nam dvakart ma leto,
pa ina zdrava, rdeca lica, kot
velikonocni pirhi. Mogoce bi
EdWardu TomSicu IL WalSen-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
KOMENTAR.JI

NH"F 10 F#".
Classic monarhistov v Italiji
pravi, da ako bi Sc konferenca
"velike troiice' vrSila v Rimu,
bi Sc cd Stalina pricakovalo OBJ
iskati papoza Pija XII, 0 Roose-
veltu pa je bio re pref prero-
kovano, da be. poglavarja rim
ske cerkve v kratkem posetil.
Observation-Disclosures diplo-
macija V Italiji s pomocjo We
soljne hierarhije svoje niti to-
rel vztrajno razpleta, da 81 pc.
tel vojni otme red, svoje pri-
vilegije in svoja. bogastva.
Harry Hopkins, XII je Roose-
veltov osebni zaupnik in sveto-
valec, ie bill 80. ianuarja V av-
dijenci pr papezu in incl z
MIN pomenek 40 minut. S Hop
kinsom ie bill Rooseveltov po-
slanik pri sveti stolici Myron
C.. Taylor, bivsi glavar ameri-
skega jeklarskega trusta.
Federal Council Bulletin,
uradno glasilo zveze protestant
skin cerkva (The Federal Coun-
Gil of the Churches of Christ
in America objavlja v januar-
ski Stevilki spomenico konfe-
renee predstavnikov teh Ger
kva, V kateri izjavljajo, da je
locitev cerkve cd drzave v tel
dezeli bill eden najvecjih teme-
ljev demokraticnega razvoja,
verske tolerance in enakih svo-
bodScin "a vse cerkve. S tega
staliSca SO cerkve tel zvezi
odlocno proti ustanovitvi diplo-
maticnih zvez z Vatikanom, XII
Jill je v tel vojni pricel Roose-
welt ma svojo roko. Kajti to bi
dalo prednost eni .cerkvi v sko-
do drugih. Ako Sc je zdelo
Rooseveltu potrebno poslati a
stopnika k papezu zaradi vol
nih nujnosti, mu to odpuscajo.
A sedaj pc mnenju omenjenih
cerkva, XII SO V tel dezeli v We
Tiki vecini, nina nobenega W.
roka vec drzati poslanika v Va
tikanu. Sal je ameriska vlada
zastopana S poslanikom pr tia
lijanski vladi. A Sc zdi, da boz
do morale protestantske GER
kve boil odlocno nastopiti, ako
nocejo, da rimska hierarhija V
Zed. drzavah svoj politicni
vpliv Sc boil razSiri.
Tednik Labor V Washing
tonu, D. c., XII je najbolj razSir-
jen in upostevan delavski list V
tel dezeli, je priobcil elanek 0
dvojni vlogi predsednika Roo
sevelta napram delavstvu. Emo
je igral v volilni kampanji. Ma
banketu unije teamsterjev je
incl naslovni govor "a izvoli-
tev V cetrti termin. Ugotovil je,
da je ameriSko delavstvo pro-
duciralo V tel vojni toliko in
vec, kot Sc je cd MEGA prica-
kovalo. Kolicine produkcije je
navedel V Stevilkah in citiral
vrhovnega poveljnika ma zapa-
dni 'front.' generala Eisenhower
ia, XII je napravil ameriSkemu
delavstvu enako navdusen po-
klon. A pc zmagi pa je isti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

Roosevelt sci pred zvezni kon-
gres in mu zabiceval, maj ko hi
tro mogoce sprejme obvezno
sluzbo "a delavce, ali Labor
Draft. Torej pristine delo ''for
private profit, kakor pravi
Labor istem clanku. Priobcen
je ma angleski strani v tel Ste
Wiki.
Ljudjc Sc pac cudno spremi-
~njajo. Roosevelt je re pred Ian
sko kampanjo izjavil, da ie
new deaf stvar, ki je svojo
nalogo dovrsila., A v volilnem
boju je pac potreboval delav-
skin glasov in tako Sc je veil
ka, mocha unija teamsterjev
CAFL) in pa politicna akcija
uni CIO V kampanji zanj "a
vzela tako navduSeno, kot so Sc
pred lett ameriSki socialist V
predsedniskih volitvah "a po-
kojnega Eugena ". Debsa.
Roosevelt pac nj edini, XII ga
nosijo razni toki semintja. Am
pax vendar Sc mnogi cudijo,
ker ie tako zlahka sci IL "socia-
LIMA, XII SO mt ga ocitali "eko-
nomski rojalisti", ma drugi ko-
nee in svojo administracijo ma
polnil skoro S samimi predstav-
niki "ekonomskega rojalizma".
A pc svoji lastni izjavi Sc Roo
sevelt smatra sedaj "nekoliko
ma levi cd centra'. To Sc pravi,
ola pc njegovem mnenju je Sc
priblizno 18TH nazorov kakor je
bill. A mnogi menijo, da je re
dalec onokraj centra,
"Mozganski trust" je morda
nekaterim Sc v spominu. Resil
je ameriSkim kapitalistom Mi
hovo svojino in sistem izkori-
scanja "a privatni profit. Po-
tenn so bill clani "mozganskega
trusta' izrinieni ali pa odslov-
ljeni il vladimir uradov in IL
zvezne administracije drug "a
drugim in nadomeSceni spet S
take vrste bogatasi, XII SO V
ameriSki vladi pref zmerom
prednjacili in kontrolirali de-
zelo politicno in ekonomsko.
Henry Wallace ,je zadnji IL
med "newdealerjev'', XII je ma
lanski nominacijski konvenciji
svoje stranke dobil 'slovo", a je
"a Roosevelta in "a ostali demo
kratski tiket vseen agitiral.
Menu v placilo "a to uslugo je
Roosevelt pred par tedni odslo-
vii trgovskega tajnika demo-
krata liz Texasa Jesse Jonesa in
imenoval Wallacea ma njegovo
mesto, ces, ker je Wallace v
kampanji "a demokratsko stran
ko v volilnem boju toliko sto-
ril, zasluzi, ola ostane V admin
straciji. S tenn mu je dial zelol
cuden poklon, XII je osupnil vse
prijatelje bivsega podpredsed-
nika. Nj pa osupnil njegovih
neprijateljv. Spustili SO Sc Y
BOZ proti MENU in ga proglasili
nevrednim in nesposobnim "a
sluzbo trgovskega tajnika.
Cimbolj Russia zmaguje, boil
besni so njeni nasprotniki, toda