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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

ans present, and c. Kersey Smith,
kinston chapter and war fund
chairman, spoke briefly. Another
speaker was w. M. Boice. OF
Whitevilie. former council char.
man.
Camp Lejeune hospital repre-.
sentatives asked for gifts of walk.
ing canes, fishing poles, plane
models. ship models, ported plants
and shrubs for patients. Mrs. c.
F. Harvey, of Hinton, donated
her large collection Of canes, anc
promised enough bamboo shoots
from her gardens to serve as fish
ing poles.
In response to request from
Cherry Point for five radios, fou1
used radios were offered. Plans
were made to assist with various
Red Cross service for Camp Da-
WIS, which was said to be getting
ready for its new work as a re-
Mobilization and redistribution cen.
ter for Army Air Forces GONZALES
cents.
After the luncheon and business
session. those attending were TAX
en- on moto tour of the Kinston
airfleld, which is an auxiliary ia.
cility of the Marine air station at
Cherry Point.
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Goldsboro News-Argus
To Be Honored Monday

:. GOLDSBORO, April 7-R)-The
Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce
will hold it's annual meeting Mon
day night in the form of testi-
monial dinner honoring the Colds
boro News-Argus on the occasion
of its Goth anniversary.
The banquet will be held at Hotel
Goldsboro, beginning at z pm, and
will be attended by number of
the states leading citizens, includ-
ing Governor Cherry and former
Governor J. M. Broughton, and
newspapermen from throughout the
state.
Paul Miller, assistant general
manager of the Associated Press
and chief of it's Washington bureau,
will be the principal speaker. He
will discuss the growing movement
for free access to world news. Josh
L. Horne, Rocky Mount publisher
and a director of the Associated
Press, will present Mr.. Miller.
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Mrs. Robinson Of Hospital Council,
Selected AS Field Representative

KINsToN, April 7. - Appoint.
ment OF Mrs. John D. Robinson.
of Wallace, former chairman OF
the Tar Heel Camp and Hospital
council Of the American REQ
Cross, as council field representa-.
tive, was announced Thursday at a
regular meeting of the council held
in the Community building at Kin.
ston.
Mrs. James Thomas Little. Of
Greeville. council chairman, pre-.
sided over the luncheon meeting
at which Kinstonians were hosts,
Richard N. Hart, Red Cross field
director at Fort Bragg, acted in
his temporary capacity as council
secretary, and reported that Ha .
old Aranoff would soon assume
this position as Red Cross field
director at Camp Davis.
Among the reports was an out
standing one made by Mrs. K. c..
Pace, OF Greenville, that Pitt
SOCsiAIy AOAAAC 0C11lOlloI u llO11 CluO.
members had sent 1925 cookies
and many flowers to Camp Le-
jeune for naval hospital patients
on Easter. Plans were made for
other committees and home dem
onstration clubs to send cookies
and flowers to Lejeune patients on
Mothers Day, and Mrs. Little was
authorized to appoint for this per-
manent purpose a representative
of home demonstration clubs to
serve as d member of the coun-
cils executive board.
Officers for the next year will be
elected at meeting to be held
the last part of May in Jackson
vile. Mrs. Little named a norni-
mating committee composed OF
Mrs. J. H. B. Moore, of Green
vile, Miss Gertrude Carraway, of
New Bern, and Mrs. British Long,
of Kinston.
Invocation at the chicken salad
luncheon was by Chaplain ]. R.
Thomas of the Kinston air field.
Mrs. Wesley Espey, executive sec.
rotary Of the Kinston Red Cross
chapter, introduced the Kinstoni-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08
Thursday Music
Club Will Meet

1he Thursday Morning Music
CLUB will hold the April meeting
thls week in st. James Great Hall
at 1890 o'clock. Leaders of the
morning will be Mrs. Conrad Wes-
sell and Mrs. Lila W. Head. A
meeting OF the executive board
Will be held at 10 o'clock and all
board members are requested to
be present as matters of impor-
lance will be transacted at this
time.
The program for the morning
follows; Piano solo, Romance
by Sibelius, Mrs. Lila W. Head;
violin ensemble, selected, ~ Mrs.
j. D. Edwards, Mrs. Lewis Or
mond, Mrs. Samuel Warshauer,
Mrs. j. K. Paul, Mrs. J. Swartz
with Mrs. B. H. Thomson as ac-
companist; soprano solo, Sunshine
Song, Grieg, Long Ago, Sweet
heart Mine, Mcdonald, Mrs. Mar
ion V. Runkles; piano solo, Bal
lade II, OPP. 80, Chopin, Emma
Gade Hutaff.
Mrs. w. E. Edwards will be in
charge of the educational program.
William G.. Robertson is accom-
PIANIST.
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The Woman's Society of
Christian Service Of Trinity
Methodist church will meet at
the church Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08
Inter Americanism'
Program Presented Bv
Business Wonnen's Club

Mrs. Louise B. Polvgot, presi-
dent OF the Business and Profes-
slonal Women's club, presided at
the monthly meeting held Friday
night at 6 o'clock in the Friendly
dining hall
At the beginning of the evening.
Yerna Sheppard, secretary, read
the minutes of the executive meet
ing, and sveral matters of bust
ness were discussed and voted up-
on. Ruth Humphrey again accept
ed the responsibility of ordering
and selling candy for Mothers
Day.
The\ tables were colorfully \dec-
GRATED with the flags Of our Latin
American Allies, which conceded
with the subject of the program,
Inter Americanism". Cordelia B.
Foster was in charge of the pro-
gram, which began by singing
THE Star Bangled Banner. Miss
Foster briefly outlined the relations
existing between our country and
our neighboring Latin Americans,
and emphasized the Importance of
maintaining friendly relations. The
sound film, "Gracias Amigos, il
lustrating the dependency of our
nation upon .'our neighbors" for
such raw materials as rubber,
quinine, nitrate, copper, quartz
crystal, chicle, diamonds, and
numerous other raw materials,
and of the essentially of these
products to our own war effort.
This film was shown for the first
time in this city, and deep ap2re-
citation for the use of this film
was extended to Mrs. Martha
Bennett and to the New Hanover
County Board of Education. Vir-
ginia Ward made many favorable
comments on the Pan American
building in the nations capital
The program was concluded with
the singing of "Auld Lang Syne".
Mrs. Louise Miller was in charge
of the music, and Mrs. Mildred
Miller, guest, accompanied at
the piano.
At ending members were: Mes
danes Leila Corbin, Ruby Skies,
Ann Orrell, Louise Miller, Louise
Polvogt, Ida B. Kellam; Misses
Mary Henry Lennon, Verna Shep-
pard, Cordelia Foster, Virginia
Ward, Jennie Stout, Ora Lee Der
rick, Beadie Britt, Ruth Humphrey,
Katharine Orrell, Evelyn Smith.
The club expressed delight in
having Miss Jennie Stout back.
For the past three months, Miss
Stout has been taking special
course in Public Health at the Uni
versity of North Carolina. Miss
Stout operated the film protector,
of the program at the next meet
ing in May, her program relating
to health.
A cordial welcome was extended
and volunteered to be in charge
to Miss Dorthea Mcdowell, a Wis
iting member from the Raleigh
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club, and to Mesdames Jua-
nita Rankin, Helen Cleveland,
Mary Mccall, and Mildred Miller;
also guests of the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

O>T'3'~D1'
Mothers Friend massaging prepa.
ration helps bring ease and comfort
to expectant mothers.
MOTHERS FRIEND, an exquisitely
Il prepared emollient. is useful in all
conditions where a bland, mild anodyne
massage medium in skin fabrication Is
desired. One condition in which women
for more than 10 years have used 1t 10
an application for massaging the body
during pregnancy =. it helps keep the
skin soft and pliable =. thus avoiding
unnecessary discomfort due to dryness
and tightness. It refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage applica ton for tho
numb, tingling or burning sensations OF
the skin :: for the tired back muscles
or cramp-like pains in the legs. Quickly
absorbed. Delightful to use. Highly
praised by users, many doctors and
nurses. Millions Of bottles sold. Just ask
any druggist for Mothers Friend-the
skin emollient and lubricant. Do try 1t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca will be held at st. Mary's
School Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08
Vocational Education
Courses Planned Here

Registration for vocational edu-
cation courses at Williston Indus
trial school will be held April 10
from 4-6 pm. on the main floor
of the school building.
Sewing machine attachments,
garment construction, home prob
lens and feeding the family will
be taught.
The home economics teachers are
eager to help those already en-
gagged in commercial sewing or
domestic service, it was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

The Woman's Missionary
society of the First Baptist
which a study course, 1.-THE In
dian in American Life, the
first of three sessions, will be
held with Miss Mary Nichols
in charge. The other two
courses will be on April II
and April 16, at 8 pm. at the
church.
Private Duty section, Dis
trict No. 8, North Carolina
State Nurses association, will
meet Wednesday afternoon at
3:15 o'clock at the Nurses
home.
District No. 9, North Caro-
lima Stata Nurses association
will meet at 4 o'clock Wednes-
day in the nurses home with
Miss Ruth Council, state
nurse consultant, as speaker.
Miss Council will show slides
in connection with her talk.
The Junior Wesleyan Guild
of Grace Methodist church
will meet at the church Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in
the young peoples room.
The New Hanover one of
the WSCS will meet Thursday
at Trinity Methodist church
beginning at 10 am. Each per-
son is expected to bring
lunch.
The Ti1eston P.-T.A. will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. A musical program
under the direction of Miss
Nan Tarner, will be presented
by the primary glee club.
The meeting Of the Chestnut
Heights School P.-T.A. sched-
uled TO Tuesday evening has
been postponed until Tuesday,
April II.
The meeting Of the Forest
Hills P.-T.A. will be held
Tuesday evening at 7::30
o'clock at the school. During
the business session the cleo
ton Of officers will be held.
DR.. Mortimer Herzberg will
be guest speaker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

A meeting of the Lake For
est Home Demonstration club
will be held Thursday mornin-
ing at 1920 o'clock with Mrs.
Earl Bray, Court S, No. 10,
Mrs. c. A. Bray will be Joint
hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08
REELECTED

CHAPEL HILL, April 7.-(R)-
Mrs. R. A. Herring of high Point
was reelected president for the
next two years of the state division
of the American Association of
University Women at a one-day
session at the Carolina Inn here
today of the executive board of the
North Carolina division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

The Woman's Society of
Christian Service Of Trinity
Methodist church will meet at
the church Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington Assembly,
No. IL, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, will hold the regular
meeting at 6 o'clock Wednes-
day.
The Lake Forest P.-T.A.
will observe Fathers Night on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
A meeting Of the Service
Mothers club will be held
Monday evening at 8 o'clock
at the American LIE gion
Home, Third and Dock
streets. All mothers with sons
and daughters in the service
are invited to join the club.
The Wrightsboro P.-T.A.
will meet Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock at the school.
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca will be held at St. Mary's
School Monday evening at 8
o'clock
A meeting OF the Mothers
and Teachers association of
St. Mary's School will be held
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the parish hall.
The regular meeting of the
V. F. W. auxiliary will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Tide Water Hall. The
election of officers will take
place at this time.
Circle One of the Sunset
Park Methodist church will
meet Monday evening at 7::3O
o'clock at the church, after
Seminole Council No. "a, De-
gree of Pocahontas, will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Junior Order Hall. This
will be the 26th anniversary of
the council.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of Temple Baptist church
will meet Monday evening at
8 o'clock at the church with
circle four in charge. Miss
McMurphy, returned mission
airy from Korea, will be the
speaker. Miss Ida Laura
Childs will give a vocal pro-
gram. The Sunbsams will
meet at the church on Monday
at $3.50 o'clock.
A meeting of the Lake For
est Home Demonstration club
will be held Thursday mornin-
ing at 1920 o'clock with Mrs.
Earl Bray, Court S, No. IS,
Mrs. c. A. Bray will be Joint
hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08

IN New Orleans. Act II. Scene l..
A Marlonette Theatre. Scene
IL. Ball Room of the Jeunesse club
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-08
st. Mary's School
To Present Program

st. Mary's school will present
a glee club and piano recital on
Friday evening at o'clock in the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

glasila, XII ie delal in Sc della "a
ljudsko, prebivalcem pravicno
Jugoslavijo, je nj dobil. Prepri-
can sem, da je ne pricakuje in
bi kake medalje sv. Save NOR
da tudi vel ne bi.
u
Morda sem V protislovjih, ali
pa napacno vzgojen. Ucili 50
me, da vse, kar je, je ustvarje-
no cd Boga. Torej je vsegave-
dni ustvaril v dolocen namen
tudi Stalina in Tita, da delata
sedaj toliko ljudem tako slime
preglavice.
x
Cital sem v istem glasilu cla-
mex Rev. Slapseka "a svobodo
katolicanov Sow. uniji. Am
pax lie kako 81 on predstaylja
svobodo? Same "a svojo GER
kew? A dokler DO Vatikan smell
poSiljati pc svetu agente, da de
lujejo V imenu we're "a posmrt-
nj raj, cemu bi Kremlin ne po-
siljal takih, da delujejo "a zem-
ski raj?
=
Vsi farizeji bi bill najblizje
resnici, ako bi PRIMAL, da SO
svojemu narodu "zrtvovali7
svoja najslabsa leta.
John ChamaZar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
RAZGOVORI
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)

XII je zvesta prijateljica Prole-
tarcay mole iskreno sozalje.
Smrt kosi tudi med Mani.
Dne %. februarja je pobrala
enega Timed nash najbolj Una
nth prijateljev, Toneta Puca.
KIDD bi ga ne poznall Ma vsaki
veselici, ma vsakem pikniku 81
ga dobil. Nj bill govornik. Nit
nj bill eden Timed takih, XII bi
grmel ma sejah. Ali bill je dober,
west sodrug, rad je pomagal in
sploh Sc more reel o MENU 2
vso gotovostjo, ola je bl poster
clovek. Slovenci V Chicago,
mas Delavski center in Proleta-
rec ga bodo pogreSali. Kajti z
MIN SO izgubili zares dobrega
p~rijatelja. Blag mt spomin!
O ruskem relifu to pot nice
sar "a porocati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
Sc NEKAJ @ K0NFERENCI v JALT

Kdorkoli pa je poslusal Chur-
chilla DO vedel, ola je bill spora-
yum V Jalti dosezen ma podlagi
prave izmenjave - daj in we
mil Nobenega dvoma tudi ne
more biti o tenn, ola Sovjetska
unija zares hoce rnocno in neod-
visno demokraticno Poljsko.
Predlag1na meja je ona, 0 ka-
teri je lord Curzon leta 1921 so
dill, Ola je primerna in pravic-
ma. In nikdo ne DO mogel trditi,
da ie bill lord Curzon naklonjen
boljsevikom.
Vrh tega pa je treba Sc pri-
znati, da SO Poljaki ravnali V
casu med obema vojnama z oni-
mi Ukrajinci, XII bodo zdaj pri-
padali Sovjetski uniji, skrajno
tiransko.
Dvoje vpraSanj .je mogoce po-
staviti, glede katerih hi bilo pra-
vicno razpravljati, ker so dvom-
ljiva. Prvo je, V koliko in ali je
Lvov zares %pretezro poljsko me
sto. Drugo vprasanje pa je, ali
Rusi zares posiljajo. stevilne Po-
lake V jetniSka taborisca, in ali
odrekajo drugim pravico, Ola
svobodno izrazajo svoje miSlje-
ME. Ma prvo vprasanje DO mo
goce odgovoriti lie ma podlagi
pravicnega in svobodnega stet-
ia. PR drugem vprasanju pa je
treba dognati najprej, kaj toriji
imenujejo svobodo govora. SUI
min, da je svoboda govora, "a
katero jim gre, vec ali mani
istovetna z razmerami in orga-
niranimi napadi prot Sovjetski
uniji.
Ako hoce Poljska sploh kdaj
priti do odkritosrcnega sporazu-
ma in soglaSja s S~ovjetsko uni
10, bi morala prositi Boga, da 10
resi- pred vsem onih njenih pri-
jateljev, XII SO predlozili ONE
memo resolucijo. To SO lie odkri-
tosrcni protiruski fanatiki. V
Min nj niti najmanjsega drobca
realizma ali zdrave pameti. In
sovraStvo do boljsevizma jim je
vec kot pa %sovrastvo do naci-
Una.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
ZABAVA SOC. KLUBA

MiI1Uaukee, WIS. = SIovenski
socialisticni klub priredi V ne
deljo 25. marca v Sostaricevi
dvorani kartno zabavo. Pricne
Sc oh 2. pop. Uljudno vabim pri-
jatelje in somisljenike kluba, da
mas posetijo omenjenega dine in
pri igri poskusijo svojo sreco,
Zmagoviti bodo delezni lepih
nagrad.
Torej M svidenje 25. marca
popoldne v Sostaricevi dvorani.
Christina PodjavorSek, tajnica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
Napisal "a ONA Harold Laski

NdplSdl "a UNA EUTOlu LuSEt
Churchillovo porocilo 0 "a
kljuckih conference V Jalti je
bilo brez dvoma eden njegovih
velikih politicnih govorov. Re il
tega je razvidno, ola sestanek ma
Krimu nj bill COLA formalnost in
ola SO sc prvaki treh velesil "a
res sporazumeli in napravili O.
gromen korak naprej. Jasno je
dale, ola so Sc nemSka upanja
ma neslogo med zavezniki liza
lovila. Strasne agonije vojne so
Jill naucile, ola je treba pred
vsem skrbeti "a ono, kar je BIZ
stveno.
Ena poglavitnih took Chur-
chillovega govora je bio vpra-
SAME Poljske. Ravno v TEN
%vpraSanju je bila predlagana
Churchillu neprijazna resoluci-
ia II IS torijev je protestiralo
prot sporazumu, do katerega je
priSlo V Jalti, da maj bodo bodo-
&c poljske meje ma vzhodu ma
limi spremembami take kot do
loceno V takozVani Curzonovi
crit. Teh 25 torijev je zahtevalo,
Ola maj Poljska obdrzi svoje me-
je il leta 1889 in Ola je spora-
yum, glede katerega Poljska sa-
ma nj bila niti v~prasana, ne
sprejemljiv. Nekateri teh tori
jew SO govorili zelo vzhiceno in
strastno - H. G.. Strauss, pod
tajnik ministrstva "a javna de-
la, je cello odstopil, da s tenn Sc
boil poudari svojo nezadovolj-
most.
Resolucija je propadla, kajti
dobila je lie 25 glasov. Kljub te-
mu pa je umestno dati nekaj po-
jasnila k tel zadevi.
Pred vsem je popolnoma ja7
sno, da glavni promotorji tie re-
~solucije MISC toliko prijazni Po-
ljakom kot so sovrazni Soviet
ski uniji. Mnogo Jill je med nil
mi, Xxi 50 bill pref jedro apizar-
ske struje, XII Sc je skusala po-
botati S Hitlerjem in pozneje s
Francom. Nobeden Timed Min
nj niti poskuSal razpravljati o
vprasanju, ali poljska zamejna
vlada v Londonu sploh Sc pred
stavlja koga drugega kot svoje
lastne clane.
Nit besedice MISC crhnili 0 ne
smiselnosti postopanja london
skin Poljakov cd dneva smrti
generala Sikorskega sem. Niti
besedice o nesmiselnosti politi-
Ike, XII zahteva, da bi jim morala
Sovjetska unija napraviti velik
poklon v znak hValeznosti,
ker il je dana velika cast, da
SINE osvoboditi one Poljake, Xxi
SO ma Poljskem. Omenjeni toriji
tudi MISC povedali, ola nekatere
Timed najmocnejsih poljskih po-
liticnih strank V izgnanstvu =
kot ma primer kmecka stranka
in takozvani Bund, zelo zago-
v~arjajo pobotanje ma podlagi IL
jaw krimske conference, in da
sc ~nahajajo nekatere druge
kot ma primer poljski socialist
v vladi le Sc ma podlagi jake
malenkostne vecine glasov. O
ysem tenn nit besedice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14
NON |

|poiitiko Sovjetske unije, kar Sc
slovanskih dezel tice. So pod
njenim okriljem, panslavisticne
govore SO imeli komunisti in me-
komunisti, a vsi pa poudarjali
in krscevali Rusijo "a zaScitni-
co bodocnosti slovanstva. Raj
lika med prejsnjimi vsesokol-
skimi zbori in sedanjimi kon-
gresi pa je najvec V tenn, da Sc
gre OBJ enem "a nov ekonomski
red, v katerem maj DO vsakdo lie
delavec, ne pa magnat.
Il. j. Thomas, XII je predsed-
mix unije avtnih delavcev, ga
je ma zboru zastopnikov uni, XII
Sc je vrSil v Londonu, ~"poSteno
polomil'', pc kranjsko receno.
MOI je Sc neizkusen, ceprav
predseduje n~ajvecji uniji V Ze-
dinjenih drzavah, pa Sc je v
drezanju casniskih poroceval-
cev spozabil z izjavo, ola nosi
hlace ma angleSkem dvoru kra-
ljica Elizabeth, ne pa MEN MOI
kralj George. Anglezi, XII veru-
jejo monarhijo, SO mu to zelo
zamerili in Thomas je potem
pojasnjeval ma vse sorte VIE,
kaj je S tisto opazko pravza-
prav mislil. Ampak pc nase po-
meni, ola je rekel: V kraljevi
dvojici zena hlace nosi. Steer Sc
nj zlagal, ampak zarnerijo mu,
ker je rekel ma glas in "a V sve-
town. tisk to, kar V Angliji itak
vsakdo We. Sal ljudje tudi vedo,
da sohe svetnikov ne delajo Gu
dezev, pa Sc vendarle delajo,
kakor ola Sc verjamejo vanje.
Ma AngleSkem SO nekje vi
deli dekle, XII il nj bio vec "a
ameriskega ali "a kanadskega
soldata, pac pa Sc je ojunacila
in Sla z angleskim vojakom ma
sprehod. IL tega sklepajo, da DO
vojne V Evropi kmalu konec.
Priznanja rdeci armada so
Stalinu povsec, a nedavno Sc je
napram nekemu Anglezu, XII j
je cestital, izrazil, ola bi raise,
ako hi TAXA gloria zadela kako
drugo (zaveznisko) armada. Te-
zko, ola je V Sovjetski uniji dru-
Tina, XII Sc nj nikogar izgubila
V klanju. In zrtve v krvi Sc GU
tito veliko boil kakor materi-
jaime.
Poljska ne DO zastopana V
San Francisco, sal ne toliko ca
sa, dokler 81 svoje Wade ne ure-
di tako, da bodo emo in isto pri-
znali Stain, Churchill in Roose-
welt. SedaJ prlZnaVata SlednJa
diva - ceprav lie ma papirju, Sc
vedno zamejno Waldo v Londo-
nu, Stain pa V Warsaw. Igra S
Polisko je zares zamotana
stvar. A izgleda, ola Sc velika
trojica 0 Mi nikakor ne more
dolocno zediniti. 0 mejah med
Poljsko in Rusijo Sc je. Ne pa 0
obliki Wade. Steer Sc med MO
ne gre toliko 0 obliki kot "a
vpliv. Stain hoce, da bodoca
Poljska ne SINE biti Rusiji So
vrazna. In ameriski ter angle
Ski krogi pa d~elujejo, da bi Via
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-14

Tito je sedaj premier, Suba-
sic pa minister "a vnanje zade-
We. Ako bosta skupno kaj dol
go orala, DO cudno. Ampak now
Titovi, oziroma jugoslovanski
vladi bi sedaj nihce ne mogel
upraviceno ocitati nedemokra-
ticnost. (Clanek o reorganizira-
nj jugoslovanski vladi je ma pr
vi strani V tel stevilki.)
Mednarodni deIavski zbor, XII
Sc je vrSil v Londonu, je postal
topic pozdrave tudi narodni os-
vobodilni fropti Jugoslavije. To
pomeni, da Jugoslavijo prizna-
va "a socialno usmerjeno dr.
zavo.
Peter III. Sc je koncno lie spri-
jaznil z resnico, ola je laglje be-
zati il Jugoslavie S krone ma
CLAW, kot pa Sc z MO vrniti ma
prestol. Moral Sc je zadovoljiti
z regent, XII bodo odslej "vla-
dali" v njegovem menu. Da bi
Sc v~prasanje monarhije resilo
cimprej, potem, ko DO konec
voine, to hi bio najboljse. In
volilcem Jugoslavije pa Sc mai
pove, da je Peter neskusen, a
OBJ enem zelo dobro preskrbljen
z vlogami v mnogih bankah V
Ameriki in drugod pc svetu.
Torej mu ne DO sile.
The Sheboygan Press z dine
%. feb. ina cello stran 0 Slo-
vencih in drugih Jugoslovanih
V omenjenem mestu. Gradivo
je pripravila Marie Prisland.
Energicna, a~gresivna zenska. In
delavna. (Hvala "a poslano
stran omenjenega lista.)
Ruski kvizling Vlasov vedri
nekje ma CeSkem in klice Ruse
V Rusiji in Ukrajince v Ukraji-
nj, ola mai Sc osvobode izpod
Stalina. Svojo armada ina ne
kie ma SlovaSkem, &c 10 Sc ina.
Vlasov je menda kozak, general
in edin IL Rustic, XII ga je Hitler
primal "a sposobnega kvizlin-
ga. MANFRED V veri, da ga DO mo-
gel ustvariti "a ruskega kviz-
linga. Pa je Hitler tudi to bitko
izgubil.
Poljaki Sc ~ponasajo, ola SO edi-
nj narod, v katerem Hitler nj
dobil kvizlinga. Drugi pravijo,
ola ga niti iskal nj, kajti njegov
namen je bill Poliake ponemciti
in iih OBJ enem uniciti kot ma
rod. Poljake nagloma, Cehe pc
stopnjah, Slovence pa pretopiti
V nemcurstvo, kateremu so bill
re itak podvrzeni. A dogodiio
Sc je, da SO Poljaki sedaj boil v
sporu z Rusijo, kot pa SO bill Sc
kdaj v nesoglasjih z Nemcijo,
pa maj je re bila nacijska ali
kajzerSka.
v Zofiji ma Bolgarskem so
imeli 3. marca vseslovanski
kongres. nj bill panslavisticen
V smislu, kot SO Sc vrsili pred
prvo svetovno vojno v obliki So
kolskih krojev in najveckrat tu-
di pod znamko vsesokolstva. Bill
pa je ia kongres V Zofiji vazen
cato, ker je predstavljal vnanjo