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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Defense Line
on Okinaua
Smashed
by the Associated Presn

by the Associated Pfess)
Notable infantry gains on three
Pacific battlefronts, including the
smashing OF the first japanese de.
tense line on southern OkinaYa
were reported today as Superforts
bombed the Japanese home island
OF Shikoku for the first time
The L. S. cath Corps break,
through on Okinawa, 325 miles
south OF Japan, was no sweeping
advance. But it was general along
the entire line and gave Yanks
control OF the skyline stretching
across the island and overlooking
the secondary defenseS before the
capital city OF Naha.
A third OF the Japanese garrison
has been killed, leaving perhaps
80, 900 TO be eliminated before the
battle is won.
.2i.26e Slain
Adm Chester ". Nimitz an
nounced 2l,269 enemy soldiers have
been killed in the Okinawa opera.
ton. including more than a dozen
neighboring islands. Compa BILE
American casualties in three few
or days OF fighting. were 7,42i. in.
Guiding 1876 dead, 296 missing and
5,9S2 wounded. The comparison
excludes 400 American naval cas-
uslties. including $50 dead, and un-
estimated but probably far higher
Nipponese naval losses.
Filipino guerrillas topped reports
from the Southwest Pacific with
the capture OF Nigan, its airheld,
and nearby Bantay on northwest
ern LuZon. Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur reported the guerrillas. sup
ported by American air forces,
have virtually mopped llocos Sur
! aud Ilocos Norte Provinces.
/ British and Indian troops captur'
ed Toungo. tenth largest city in
Burma and an important enemy
base roughly 40 miles from Ran
COON
In the Okinawa advance. the eth
Division on the west recaptured
Kakazu town. The 96th captured
important hills in the center. press
ing down on Tanabaru which was
being reduced by naval and land
artillery. On the east coast. the
eth Division seized hill lis. TO.
ward which they have been driv-
ing for days.
4 force OF more than 200 Super
forts raided II bases OF Japanese
suicide planes on Kyushu and Shi-
koku Islands this morning for over
two hours Hokkaido is the only
major Nippon island the B.29s have
not attacked
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Federal Agency
Excludes Public

Representatives OF the public
we're exclued today from the re-
glonal manpower commission meet.
ing in Ann Arbor. at which recon
version problems. such as that at
Willow Run. were expected 10 be
discussed.
Federal men from Ohio. Indiana.
and Michigan. were IN attendance
at the session which was being
conducted in the Michigan Union
building. Anderson Room. Sessions
we're scheduled TO continue
through Friday. War Manpower
Commission officials from Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan. including
State Director Edward l.. Cush.
man, were attending.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Mutton Off
Ration List

Washington. Apr. 26 UP-Price
Chief Chester Bowles today brought
30 IL per cent OF .all-meat under
rationing in order 10 spread more
evenly civilian supplies expected
TO drop another six million pounds
in May.
Beginning Sunday and continu-
ing until the start Of the next ra-
ton period June 2. all meats except
mutton will require red points. in
Guiding Gull and utility grades OF
veal and lamb and all grades Of
less popular cuts Of veal and lamb
such as breasts shanks. necks and
flanks
Other changes in the meat and
fat rationing program for May
will be increases OF one 10 two
points per pound for most cuts OF
lamb and veal and one point TO-
most beef steaks; decreases OF
one to two points on beef roasts
and other cuts OF beef; increases
Of four points for margarine; and
two points for grade one cheese.
Butter and hamburger remain
unchanged at % and points per
pound. SO do ration values OF lard.
shortening. cooking and salad oils.
The expanded program for May
puts meat rationing back where
tt was a year ago before most
meats we're made point free. Since
then point values have been grad
uallv restored until In April % IL
per cent was back on the ration
list. Today's action makes 1t 80 Il
per cent
The only meat that remains I'M
rationed is some five million pounds
Of mutton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Junction of Two Armies Imminent
United Nations Turn to Business
Better World
Plea of
Truman

San Francisco, Apr. 26-lNS -
The United Nations Conference for
new world security organization
moved solemnly toward its first
business session today under
plea from President Truman TO
give suffering humanity a better
world" with enduring peace.
There were bright prospects that
the Big Four would lead the 46
delegations to early solutions Of
the controversial trusteeship, Pol
ish and Argentine issues.
Chairmen OF the 446 delegations
were called into session at 10 a.
m. (PWT) in advance OF the first
bpsiness session at $3.50 p. III.
(PWT). The meeting Of chairmen
was turned over to business ques-
tions, such as the nomination OF
national members to various con-
ferences commissions.
ColorfuI Ceremony
The conference was launched late
yesterday with colorful ceremonies
at the War Memorial Opera House
President Truman called the dele
gates architects of the better
world, who. must provide the ma
chinery to make another war i'm
possible. Secretary OF State Ed
ward Stettinius presided.
There were many conflicting
rumors in San Francisco hotels
about impending disposition OF the
trusteeship, Polish and Argentine
questions. These alone stand
hight now in the path of a COM
plete understanding among the 46
delegations from all corners OF the
earth.
Votes. Veto
The Russian three vote" bid and
the veto power OF the Bib Five IN
the Security Council are equally
important. However, they are not
likely to be settled in the early.
days of the conference.
A careful check Of literally hun
dreds of sources OF conference in
formation shows the following re
suits:
1.-The nal outcome OF the diff
ferences of opinion among delega-
tions from leading powers on the
ticklish question OF blishing
trusteeships over captured enemy
colonies remains I'm doubt. There
have been many wild rumors OF
final agreements but the simple
fact seems TO be that the great
powers arc in disa greement now
but are willing to accept the ma
iority judgment OF the conference
itself.
1.-THE Polish question may have
been settled, as some authorities
expect an announcement shortly
that an expanded Lublin govern
ment will be invited to participate
The settlement will not please all
Poles, either In America or in
the following Of the London gov
eminent.
3.-The question OF inviting Ar
gentina still seems to be in doubt,
due to Russian reluctance TO ex-
tend such an invitation. This deci-
sion undoubtedly rests finally with
Russian Marshal Joseph Stain,
whose final word has not yet
reached conference circles.
4.-There is no way now TO tell
whether the conference will grant
three votes to Russia in the gen.
eral assembly by recognizing White
Russia and the Ukraine as indie
pendent states Betting at this
point would favor Russia only be.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Charter Revision
Task Undertaken

The first business meeting OF the
Charter Revision Commission was
held Wednesday night in City Hall
with commissioner studying the
present charter, and discussing
i'm portant factors in forming a new
one.
Economy and efficiency we're
stressed as being the basis OF a
new charter, with an eye for public
health anf welfare. Finances OF tHe
city would have 10 be considered,
the members were warned.
Al a future meeting. to be held
as soon as practicable, the mem.
Oers will invite representative OF
the Michigan Municipal League to
advise them on the changes being
made in other cities throughout
the state. so that Ypsilanti can
benefit from the trials OF these
communities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Fortress City
OfRiesa on
EZbe Taken
lRy Assoclat.d Pr.asl

Red Army troops surged across
the skinny midsection OF Germany
today toward an imminent juno.
ton with Americans: two Russian
armies pressed a steel drive into
besieged Berlin. and the western
Allies battered from the north. the
west and the south upon the Nazis
laststand redoubt area.
1t, Gen. George s Pattons
speedy Third Army smashed TO
within / miles OF the Austrian Dor
der. The American Seventh Armys
tanks and French forces, driving
from the north and the west. we're
gradually encirclinR Munich, Nazi-
SINS birthplace, with spearheads
IS miles away. The Germans were
fleeing Italy at a rapid clip, los
ing thousands OF prisoners as they
reeled, broken and disorganized, TO
ward the homeland redoubt.
Pattons troops now were -
miles from lIitlors hldeout at
Berchtesgaden.
Historic Advance
Marshal Ivan S. konevs first
Ukrainians. in a historic advance,
toppled the west bank fortress city
OF Riesa on the Elbe. 76 miles
south OF Berlin and - from last
reported American positions on the
Nude River They we're s miles
from Germanrcportod American
bridgeheads on tho Nude
Perhaps 100000 German troops
were trapped In doomed Berlin
as Premier Stain announced com
plete enlightenment by forces Of
Koncv and the First White Rus
sian Army OF Marshal Gregory h.
Zhukov.
The Nazl radio at Hamburg In
sisted Hitler still Was In Berlin.
and there was possibility that
Propaganda Minister Goebbels also
was there. The citys water, gas.
| food and other services were run
ming low as the Germans battled
ferccly in the subways and hubble
Uttered streets under a hail Of
/ bombs and shells.
Fight In Streets
In the north British troops
fought in Bremen's streets. Other
British cut north between Bremen
and Hamburg and took Selsingen
in an eight mile thrust.
In northern Italy the L. S. fltth
Army seized Parma and Reggie
D'Emilia in swift pursuit OF the
Germans The British Eighth roll
ed toward new defense line on
the Adige The enemy, using al
manner Of transport, was fleeing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press
Senate

tBy Associated Press)
Senate
Considers bill reducing gold re-
auirements for Federal Reserve
deposits and notes (noon).
Agriculture subcommittee con-
tinues food Investigation 10000.
Commerce Subcommittee consid-
ers Missouri valley Authority bill
G0:30).
House
Continues debate on Interior APP
preparation bill t(noonl.
Military Committee opens inveS-
tigation OF war prisoner situation
10000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan: Rain ending
early tonight, cloudy and confirm
cd cool tonight and Friday. snow
mixed with rain in north portion.
Strong winds diminishing slowly
tonight.
Highest temperature Wednesday
80. lowest, Az
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 81; lowest 81.
Highest temperature this date in
last % years, Sc in 1915; lowest.
q in 1926.
The sun sets today at SIS =. m.
and rises Friday at 6:33 a. IN.
The moon rises today at 1916 p.
m and sets Friday at 7:01 a. IN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
AUCTION CALENDAR

STURDAY. MAY S, I O'CLOCK,
miles S. ". Of Milan s. miles
N. {. OF Britton, mile NJ. or
mile E Of German Church of
Ridge Road. 20 head cattle, farm
implements. 90 acre farm. Leon
J. squires, owner and prop. Brit.
ton, Mich. RID. No. ?. Guy :.
Thompson, Auetioneer, 4o4 Fer
ris ST., Phone 25i9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
REPORTS ROBBERY

Detroit Marvin Grossman. g.
reported 10 police wednesday tina.
he mad been held up in locs
hotel and robbed OF a diamond ring
he valued AZ 5000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

new YORK-INs- a special
House committee investigating
food shortages had under consider
alton today possible recommend
ton that a food car be appointed
with complete authority over pro
duction and prices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

MOSCOW-INS-Edouard Her
riot. former premier OF France.
was free today after more than
two years in a German concentra-
ton camp. Jailed by the Germans
in 1912 when he criticized the col
laboration policies OF Marshal Phi
lippe Petain, Herriot was taken TO
Germany and finally lodged in a
concentration camp west Of Der
lin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

WASHINGTON-A delegation OF
Pennsylvania Democrats, headed
by Senators Guffey and Myers, en-
dorsed President Truman for a
second term in a call at the White
House today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Flashes of
Late News

WASHlNGTON-AP - Growing
congressional demands for clarifi-
cation OF thi, cUuntry's prisoner
of-war policy brought Army and
State Department officials to Cap
itol Hin today. They were called
10 open the House Military Com.
mittees public hearings on the ell.
tire war prisoner situation. Chair.
man May (D-KyD said it is NOT
generally understood by the public.
BERN, SWitzerlsnd-AP -
5enito Mussolini and the for
mer Fascist secretary Roberto
Farinaeei arrived today at the
north italian town Of Como, not
far from the Swiss frontier.
Despite his disguise, Mussolini
Was identified by Como inhab-
tsnts. Both the Fascists are
staying In the bomb-wrecked
Como monastery. Mussolini
earlier was reported to have
fled Milan which was said TO
have been taken over by ltal-
ian partisans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO-AP - Two
negro consultants asked the Unit
ed States delegation today to de-
mand an equality for all races
declaration in the world orsaniza-
tion charter before the United Ma
tions Conference. Dr.. w. +. b.
Du Bots and Walter White, eXecu-
tive OF the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie asked that such provision be
written into the Dumbarton Oaks
propose Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO-INS- Word
from Moscow was awaited today
to determine whether Argentina
will be invited to the United Ma
tons Conference. Delegates I'M
animously agreed tina, il the So
Wet government gives the green
light on establishing diplomatic
relations with Buenos Aires. the
way will open for Argentina TO
attend the conference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

NEW YORK ms The Guar.
anty Trust Company, executors OF
the estate OF the late Thomas For
tune Ryan, was accused today OF
selling coal lands and munltlon
stocks belonging to the estate at
prices grossly inadequate and far
below actual value Heirs, includ-
ing Joseph B. Ryan, one of the
grandsons, filed suit in Surrogate
Court and while no specific amount
of money was mentioned in the
action, attorneys said at least
$l,00000O ~ as involved.
LONDON-AP-Brtish author
tiles today permitted the disclos.
ere that during Britains darkest
days Of the war, plans were made
to move Parliament from London
if necessary. Under one OF sew
eral alternatives, members would
have gone to Stratford-on-Ayon and
used the Shakespeare Memorial
Theater as a meeting place.
LON JON-At-A German naval
flotilla on Lake Constance has sur
rendered to Swiss authorities and
will remain in Swiss ports until
the entire Lake Constance shore
has been occupied by the Allies,
t..c Swiss radio announced today.
WASHlNGTON-AP- A report
circulated on Capitol Hill today
that former Senator Lewis Il. Sch
wellenI Ich of Washington may be
in line for a cabinet post. Due here
soon for conference with Presi-
dent Truman, Schwellenbach was
mentioned yariously as a possible
Secretary Of Laboror Attorney Cen
eral.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO-AP-- Post
Office officials estimated today that
more than 100000 postage stamps
communicating the opening Of the
United Nations Conference were
sold here on the first day of issue.
The five-cent blue stamps. the first
issue of which is destined for the
Franklin d. Roosevelt stamp Collec-
ton. were in hot demand at the
conference headquarters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

WASHINGTON-AP: President
Truman called on Americans today
to plant more victory gardens to
augment the nations food supplies
for hungry peopl"5 in liberated
areas. In a letter TO Gov. Prentice
Cooper OF Tennessee, chairman Of
the National Advisory Garden Com
mittee. Mr.. Truman said there is
a need for more and better gar
deas than at any time since the
war started.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

See HFGisLATURE-Psges
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
: < KRITICNA MNENJAx POROCLA IN RAZPRAVE :

v spaniji pr Francu, pri diktsI
torju Portugalske, v VatikanJ
in tajno nedvomno pr krali1
Emanuelu, marsalu Badogliu, Bill
je tudi V Franciji in konferirs|
je S poslaniki vseh tistih dezel
XII SO zastopane pri papezu. SvoI
jo misijo je baje tako dobro il.
vrSil, da ga Phi XII. misli pow!
Sati V najvaznejSo sluzbo, ka5
Jill ina njegova cerkev. Axe s.
S tenn zagotovi tudi diplomat,
emo pomoc Zed. draw, recimd
Sc bolj, kot pa jo je incl dose!
daj, DO to "a Vatikan velikapI
ska pridobitev.
Neucinkovita opOzicija
Liberalni krogi V Zed. drza.
yah sicer nasprotujejo, tods
MIN so vrata drzavnega depart,
menta zaprta. To je zelo skriv,
nosten oddelek, XII zelo veruie
V cenzuro. Proti tistim, XII DO,
svetijo vanj S premocno zarni.
CO, nastopi tudi S silo. Nedavno
je dial aretirati nekaj zurnal.
stow, ceS, da so S pomocjo pa,
uradnikov drzavnega oddelks
dobili V roke tajne dokumente
XII ne bi smell ma dan. Aretiran.
CT sicer MISC obdolzeni, ola so DO,
magali sovrazniku, pac pa. da
so sprawl tajnosti V javnost
Edgar Ansell Mowrer, casopt
81 Marshalla Zelda, Drew Pear
son in mnogi drugi so vsled teh
aretacij zaceli kampanjo prot
"milijonarskemu klubu''. mem.
rec prot drzavnemu depart.
mentu. Ma predsednika Truma.
ma ako DO kaj zaleglo - ape
lirajo, da maj pocisti il Meg
ljudi, XII SO pomagali oborozeva
ii Japonsko, XII so "apizali'
Franco in ljubimkali S franco
skimi in drugimi fasisti V ORD
sovraznikov demokracije.
Ampak kot je polozaj sedai
in kot je bill visa poslednja leta
nj nobenega upanja, da pridejo
V drzavni department namesto
multimilijonarjev in trustjanov
res TAXI ljudje, XII jim ie demo
kracija vec kot lie fraza ma ie
ziku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
DRZAVLJANSKI
PRIROCNIK

nova knjizica, S poljudnimi navodl
kako postati AMERIsKI DRzAV
LIAM.
Poleg v%prasanj, XII Jill navadno sod
Mkt stavijo pr izpitu "a drzavljan
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc V II. dell
nekaj vaznih letnic il zgodovine Ze
dlnjenih draw, V III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Linco.
nov govor V Gettysburgu, Predsed
Mkt Zedinjenih draw in Poedin
drzave z glavnim mestom, Stevilon
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici ie samo SO centov
postnino vred.
Narocila sprejema:
Knjigorno ProIetorco
1901 S. Lawndale Avenue
CHICAGO %, ILL.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

messed izprevidela in rekla svo-
jim ljudem V SIS, maj nehajo
sluziti Hitlerju. Pa sta govorila
gluhim uSesom. Rim je veliko
gospodov, XII so imeli V SIS
glavno besedo, toliko omrezil,
da MISC mogli Pc padcu Musso-
linija pc zaScito nikamor vec
kot k Hitlerju. Sedaj SO seveda
tezave, Xxi bodo trajale dolgo,
kajti kar Sc je tam godilo, Sc ne
DO kmalu pozabilo.
IWW slavi letosnjega julia
stiridesetletnico. Pred in V pref
Snji svetovni vojni je bila ia Or
ganizacija poleg socialistov to-
liksna tarca kot potem komuni-
sti. Sedaj je V glavnem lie Sc
spomin. Precej njenih clanov
je bilo ubitih, oziroma lincanih.
Mnoge estate clane je to strlo,
da MISC mogli dale. Memo gla-
silo Industrial Worker Sc izha-
ia.
Leta pozneje je nastal CLIO,
H je sicer mani sindikali-
sticen kot IWW, a vendar DO pc
tel vojni CIO najbolj napadan
in delodajalci ga bodo skusali
najprvo uniGiti.
ProtikatoiiSke ideologije lie
treba pobijati, pravi papez. S
tenn misli seveda visa tista giba-
MIA, XII ne podpirajo politike Pr
ia XII. in njegovega aparata pc
svetu. Toda kaj je katoliska
ideologija? Ali je socialna, mo-
ralna, ljudstvu %pravicna, ali pa
mamilo "a zavajanje mase? Ma
padana je najvec kot mamilo, XII
Sc ga posluzujejo privilegiji ma
onih, o katerih pravijo, "blagor
ubogim ma duhu, ker Min je ne
beSko kraljestvo".
Proge il Trsta V Avstrijo bi
prav tako lahko strazila jugo-
slovanska armada, kot jih stra-
Ii sedaj angleSka in ameriska.
Ampak Jugoslavija nj velika, nj
velesila in vrh tega je revna,
zelo razdejana dezela. A Angle
Ii in American bodo imeli gle
de Trsta, Celovca in Gorice z
MO Sc opraviti. "Umaknili smo
Sc S cutom u~zaljenja, nismo pa
Sc umaknili cd nash zahtev," so
rekli V Beogradu in v Ljublja-
nj. In vse Sc tako zdi, da DO ime-
la Jugoslavija ma bodocih kon-
ferencah vse boljse, spretnejse
zastopnike, kot pa jih je pref
snja Jugoslavija kdaj imela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
Povk klasienih iezikov
v BoIqoriii ~odprovIien

V bolgraskih visjih Solah je
pouk klasicnih jezikov (staro-
grscine in latinscine) odprav1ien
OBJ enem pa je v vse Sole " Boil
gariji uvedena ruScina "a obi
gaten ucni precinct.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
Nedemokrufienu
vnanio poIitiko
Zed. drzuv
(Nadalievanie S /. strani.)

(NadalJevanje S L.. strani.)
grajati predsednika Roosevelta
radi njegovega flirtanja z Vati-
kanom. Pc naSi ustavi mi ne
smemo imeti poslanika pri pa
pezu, pa Sc je Roosevelt temu
ognil S tenn, da je postal k ME
mu svojega privatnega poslani-
ka, bivsega predsednika jeklar-
skega trusta Taylorja in "a MIN
Sc kopo drugih osebnih diplo-
matov, XII SO meSetarili "a str
moglavljenje Mussolinija, kar
seveda sedaj nj Sc zgodovinsko
dognano. Ampak vsakdo We, ce-
mu SO hodili Rooseveltovi zaup-
niki V Rim. In vedo tudi rezul-
tate. Kajti pogoj je bill, &c oni
zrtvujejo duceja, maj mi zrtvu-
jemo demokracijo V Italiji. To
lie, dinastija V Mi maj ostane.
Cerkev maj 81 ohrani duhovno
moo V draw in mad drzavo. ST.
stem privilegijev (izkoriscanie
mase v prid trotov) maj ostane
V veljavi.
Svarila proti "komunistiGni'
neVarnOSti
Papez je nedavno spet posva-
ril krScanski svet, da preti ne
varnost start uredbi lie cd "ko-
munizma". Katolicanom, to Sc
pravi, klerikalni diplomaciii, pa
je narocil, da maj odlocno pobi-
ia vse "protikatoliSke" ideolo-
gije. S tenn je dial navodilo kle-
rikalcem V Belgiji, maj branijo
kralja Leopolda pred napadi
"brezboznega" delavstva, kleri-
kalcem V Avstriji, maj delujejo
"a povratek moci klerikalcem,
enako ma Cehoslovaskem, dial je
znova moralno oporo zadnjemu
faSisticnemu diktatorju V Evro-
pi generalu Francu in poiamral
!ie mad razmerami V katoliSki
Sloveniji in katoliSki Hrvat-
ski. Tt dive dezeli je Vatikan V
svoji politiki med to vojno, OH
roma S svojimi tajnimi spletka-
mi, dolocil V zvezo Avstrije in
Bavarske pod katoliSkim mo-
narhom Otonom. A Sc mu ma
kama nj posrecila, ceprav je
ameriski DRAWN department,
angleski foreign office in kanad-
ski vladni aparat Sci V tenn oziru
Vatikanu in Otonu jake ma
roko.
Cerkev orodie plutokracije
Rimsko katoliSka cerkev je
torej sedaj glavno omrezje V
pomoc svetovni plutokraciji in
glavno sredstvo V propaganda
proti socializmu. Ker pa je IL
gubila V vecini evropskih dezel
skoro vso diplomaticno moe, Sc
je oslonila toliko boil ma pro-
testantske Zed. drzave in ma ka-
toliSko latinsko Ameriko. Kon-
Gem minulega tedna je bilo po-
rocano, da DO imenovan "a "a
pezevega drzavnega tajnika
newyorSki nadskof Spellman.
On je izvezban diplomat in O.
sebno znan z vsemi, XII kaj Ste
jejo V ameriSki vladi. Pod HUI
lon je bill pred dvemi lett ma ne
uradnih diplomaticnih misiiah
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Chicago, Ill. - V nedeljo /.
julia DO V Villa Gardens, 6913
Milwaukee Ave. piknik V pro-
slavitev 40-letnice IWW. Ia
unija je znana mnogim Sloven-
Gem, posebno tistim, XII SO do
konca prejSnje vojne ziveli ma
zapadu. Vstopnina je samo SOC.
Pink Sc DO vrSil V vsakem vre-
menu. Vsi dobro doSli.