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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05

.Californi4',s
Entertained
At Tea Party

Representative Helen Gahagar
Douglas was the guest In whose
honor Justice and Mrs. Justin Miller
entertained at Z delightful tea yes.
terday afternoon in their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel.
.californians predominated at the
party, with the hosts including tn,
congressional delegation Is wen q.
many other friends from their ma.
tive state.
Assisting Mrs. Miller were . mum.
Der Of her friends, including wivea
Of members Of Congress from Cali.
fornia. Among the assistants were
Mrs. william o. Douglas, Mrs. Rob.
ert H. jackson, Mrs. Wiley Rutledge
Mrs. Claude r. Wickard, Mrs. Fred
M. Vinson, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross
director Of the Mint: Mrs. Clarence
r. Lea, Mrs. John H. ,Tolan, Mrs
Harry r. Sheppard. Mrs. Jerry
Voorhis, Mrs. Cecil King, Mrs Chef
Holiheld, Mrs. J. Leroy johnson
Mrs. George E. Outland, Mrs. John
Phillips, Mrs. william Denman
Mrs. Henry w. Edgerton. Mrs. Thur
man Arnold. Mrs. Ray c. Wake
field, Mrs. Walter w. Wyatt, and
Mrs. Carl I. Wheat. !.
Also assisting during the after.
noon were daughters Of members Of
Congress from California. including
Miss Margaret Phillips, Miss Alice
Voorhis, Miss Ann Miller and Miss
Lucille McDonough. Also Miss
Laura Belle Wyatt, and Mrs. Jear
Abbott, daughter Of Justice and
Mrs. Miller. AK, ~.
Among the out-of- town guests al
the function were Maj. and Mrs
Walter H. Gahagan. brother and
sister -in-law OF the honor guest, ane
her sister, Mrs. William Walker OF
New York. Others from away .at
the tea were the Attorney General
of California, Mr.. Robert w. Ken
ney, and Judge and Mrs. William
Denman Of San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
~ omen Lawyers
|PIan Discussion.
on Debated Bill

The ACCOMPLISHMENT admins
[trative procedure bill. H. r. 1908. ma :
tionally debated legislation OF par
ticular interest in Washington, head
quarters of many administrative
agencies affected by the bill, will be
the subject Of forum arranged by
the National Association OF Women
Lawyers 1t . pm. Wednesday. at the
United States Tax Court. Internal
Revenue Building.
Representative Hatton w. Sum-
ners, chairman Of the House Judici-
AIRY Committee and author Of the
current bill, viii be principal speaker
on the panel which will feature 4
discussion by local lawyers on what
Is regarded Is the bills favorable and
unfavorable points. Other speakers
will be Louis +. Caldwell, chairman
and organizer Of the Administrative
Law Section, District Bar Associa-
ton and DR.. Frederick K. Beutel, as
sistant solicitor, Interior Depart
ment.
Augusta H. Brown, local chairman
OF the associations Administrative
Law Committee, will preside.
The panel has been arranged by
the following association officers:
Helen B. Arthur. Pearle A. Mount,
Marguerite Rawalt. Marion j. Har-
ron and Mrs. Brown.
Arrangements for admission to
the building may be made by con-
tacting Mrs. Brown, Executive 3764.
F. Judge Harron of the Tax Court of
the United States, has been appoint
ed chairman of the international
law section by the association presi-
dent, Mrs. Lula Bachman Of Detroit,
Members Of the section are drawn
from various sections OF the United
States. Washington women on the
committee are Miss Rawalt and Bur-
nita 8. Matthews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Hosts atCHb

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Hows
entertained 4 small number Of
guests early last evening following
the concert .of the National Sym.
phony Orchestra. The fete was In
honor OF Frances Nash, soloist al
the concert. and the conductor, DR.
Hans Kinder. was there to share
honors. The party was given ir
the Alibi Club, that small house
on street tucked between tail
apartment buildings where members
all men-entertain there, the or
ganization having been formed fol-
that purpose.
The Alibi Club is not large enough
to permit many guests and Of the
Is or 100 invited IS or 20 remained
for the buffet supper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Mr.. and Mrs. TOu,ers
Mark Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark w. Tower,
celebrated the 54th anniversary Of
their marriage yesterday and enter
tanned at dinner in their home at
2433 Otis place NE. The party was
informal and simply arranged In
keeping with the wartime and their
small number Of guests were rela-
tlves and intimate friends. Mrs
Towers holds a responsible position
In the financial division Of the Coy
eminent and is the first women to
hold that post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
OAR Unit VIII Tieu,
'RCAF Color Film

A Royal Canadian Air Force tech
nicolor picture, THE Training Ia
BILE" is being shown at the last
meeting this season of the Con-
servstion Committee, OAR, today at
the CHAPTER house.
Mrs. Milton Miles, wife of Com
modore Miles, U. S. N, is showing
the film and discussing various
aspects of food and health conser-
walton.
The National Historical Magazine
Committee will hold its final meet
ing this year at II am. Wednesday
at the chapter house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
10. L. Hall to address
[H0sbifaL Association

A discussion of the Lanham Act
and the functions Of the Arlington
Hospital Association win be given
by Gilbert L. Hail, president Of the
association, at . meeting Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of the Hospital
tomorrow. The meeting, scheduled
for 1:30 pm, following a meeting
of the Executive Board at 1880 pm.
will be held at the Clarendon Bap-
list Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
4 announcements

Mr.. N1d Mrs. "A. IA. P,liiam an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Lou Pulliann, to
Staff Sergt. Billy Reed, son Of Mrs.
Nathan Freidenberg. The ceremony
took place December is in Mount
Vernon Place Church, the Rev. DR..
John Rustin ofiiciating, =
Miss Emma Mae French, daughter
of Mrs. L. j. French. of New Bern,
N. c., became the; bride December
II Of Ack Adam Henderson Didra.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Didra Of
Hyattsville. The Rev. d. II. Daniel,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
in Conway, S. c. oniciated at the
ceremony.
Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Mrs. Mildred Twigg
Ferree. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Haldon Twigg of this city,
to MI. John Randolph Seewald, IT,,
of Detroit. The ceremony took
place December Is in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
11U0 Brides Choose Sunday
For Pr0cessiz,11s to Altar

Sunday to the fore again yesterday for weddings brides
having chosen the Sabbath their altar
the brides Miss Dorothy Burchen
Melvin took Memorial
Herbert Wigns in ST. Mark and the Incarnation
Simple white howes decorated
wedding
place at o'clock in the afternoon Mrs Mary Lou Brewer
ceding the ceremony which Chaplain Barrett onciated
bride the daughter A.
altar Lois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Press Group to Meet

Robert Patchin. vice president of
the Grace Steamship Lines. will be
guest speaker ut luncheon meeting
Of the Women's National Press Club
Wednesday ut the Willard Hotel
Kathleen Mclaughlin Il In charge
Of the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05

Burchell was the maid Of honor
and the other attendants were Miss
Marion Burchell and Mrs. Elizabeth
Speakes, with little Mary Lou Bur-
chell, niece Of the bride, serving as
flower girl. a
White satin was worn by the
bride, with a veil of illusion, and
she carried a bouquet Of white
roses. The maid OF honor, was cos
TUNED in blue satin and marquis
cite. They each carried bouquet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Hynnan Cohen Sbeaks

LYMAN e. Cohen, former profess
sor of political science at the Uni.
versity Of Chicago, will be guest
speaker at . cultural meeting Of the
business and professional division,
Washington Hadassah, 1T $50 pm;
tomorrow at the Community Centers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
T1E- EYEA .l'Bs g s ;|;s;s.E EsshlnstonsD e

donor banquet In April viii be dis
ctssed.
The get acquainted socials,
postponed because Of weather
conditions, viii be resumed. Wednes-
dry, Mrs. Joy Friedman, president.
announces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
TO Be Fefed

The Junior Alliance Executive
Board will be entertained by Mrs
Virgil Gaines and Mrs. J. Eldon
Edgerton at luncheon tomorrow at
the George Mason Hotel, Alexandria
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
NEGROES ADVISED TO
ACCEPT SOUTHERN RACE IDEAS

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 16 (ANP)
Negroes were advised to accept
southern race theories by the Mod
ern Education and Religious Bu-
reau, Inc, when it celebrated its
eighth anniversary here. The local
office is headed by the Rev. Joseph
B. Bonner, who works under the
direction of Bishop Joseph J..
Higgs, Washington, D. c., national
director.
Here is how this organization
advises Negroes:
l. "The south is the natural
home of the Negro.
2. "The southern white man is
the Negroes friend and anyone who
teaches otherwise is an enemy to
the Negroes welfare and progress.
3. "The white man understands
the Negro from the fact that he
has spent 265 years with him in
the south and this period has Gre
ated instructive friendship.
4. "The Negro should remember
that it took the white man 5000
years to arrive at his present sta
tus, whereas the Negro has come
from a heather state to his present
standing in only 265 years through
the help Of the white race.
5. "The Negroes study with the
white man has resulted, for the
former, in education and proper
Gus, desirable citizenship.
6. 'Let us be patient and not
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

hasty, lay down Undue suspicion
and become self-controlling, re-
spect everybody and practice to
the greatest degree politeness,
gratefulness to every man, and God
and angels will bless us.
Z. Communism is dangerous
and destructive to American prin-
ciples and citizenship.
8. Communism is against CHS
tian religion"
Southern newspapers allow the
organization ample space in appre-
citation of the attitude a Negro or
ganization should take on the race
question.
Founded in 1912, the Modern
Education and Religious Bureau,
Inc, is dedicated to the purpose Of
combating communism among Ne
groes and promoting harmony be-
tween the races in the south. 1t
sends speakers to industries and
distributes literature in Negro
churches and schools, urging Ne
groes to remember that the south
ern white is his natural friend
and champion"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
Patterson Opens
Continued from page u

amount of work DR.. Carver was
able to turn out, DR.. Patterson
contrasted his life with that of
attend every dance or card party"
and be ''in on everything" DR..
Carver's life showed that time
wasting "denies the individual two
essential ingredients Of progress
those who must see every movie,
and achievement; sustained work
and quiet meditation.
In advocating that farmers of
the south should grow and use
products native to the area, DR..
Carver was following his own
philosophy of relating "need and
use" when in more practical terms
was thrift and living at home.
Because he followed his own phil
osophy," continued DR.. Patterson,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
FORT DEvENS SERVICE club
DAMAGED BY FIRE

AVER, MASS, Jan. 16 (ANP)
Fire has ravaged the structure
of Service Club Number Two, at
Fort Devens. This club was fire.
quented by Negro troops stationed
in the camp. Origin of the fire is
not yet known. The club had been
the scene of many festive events
attended by members of the Great
er Boston community as we'll as by
thousands of servicemen from all
parts of the land, including the all
Negro staff 366th Infantry regi-
ment now in combat in Italy.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

''he was able to "give and bequeath
to the Carver foundation more
than 100000 for a continuation OF
research as initiated by him."
DR.. Patterson reminded his au-
dience that despite DR.. Carver's
answering devotion to his life's
labors he was not unaware OF
minority group problems as they
affected his people and he "de-
plored race prejudice" He was
sure, however, that the best fight
he could make on that issue was
by rising above race in making
available to all humanity, without
cast, the discoveries he made IN
the field of science. That to DR..
Carver was Christian brother
hood.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
Public Health Service Wants
More Nurses And Doctors

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (ANP)
Examinations for appointment
of additional medical officers and
nurses in the commissioned regu-
lar corps of the public health serv-
ice were announced by DR.. Thomas
Farran, surgeon general Of the
public health service, Federal Sc
curity agency. Interviews will be-
gin Feb. 5. Written examinations
are scheduled for April %, "a and
25.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned by writing to the surgeon
general in Washington.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE, Myrna 10y and William
Powell in Love Crazy" also
'Trocadero" plus sBlack Ar
row."
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

WOULD like to rent a furnished or
unfurnished room. Call HE 1865.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16
CLASSIFIED ADS

FURNISHED ROOMS For two
Christian girls. Call HE 3511.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

LOST-No. 3 Ration Book. Rob-
ert Richmond, 1043 Washington St.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

Woman for part time
work. 1:30 pm. until after dinner,
Wed. through Sun. Call HE 2172.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

WANTED-One or two furnished
rooms. Call AID 4517 after 3 pm.
1-13-3t
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

PIANO LESSONS given at Marie's
Studio, 1912 W. Fifth St., AID 1858.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-16

TWO ROOMS for rent, man or
woman. all after 3 pm. AID 9635.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
SPET OBETAJo "TRETJo" sTRANKo

hancelar cikaSke universe University of Chicago Robert
M" Hutchns je V svojem govoru dine l. decembra pred odborom
narodnega pohhenega odbora (CIO) dejal, da 81 je predsednik
truman napolnll svoje urade Z "malimi politisni' in 81 ne obeta
Cd nJegove administracije mic dobrega "a dezelo.
IVA lStem Shodu je govoril notranji tajnik Harold Ickes, XII je
udarJal pc republikancih, ker pac kot clan Trumanovega kabi-
neta pc demokratlh ne SINE mahati. A Ickes prav gotovo We. da
MISC demokrat1, XII skupno z republikanci kontrohrajo zvezni kon-
sres' nlc bolJsl Ne upa pa povedati resnico, da je new deal"
poVSem bankrotlral in da nimajo progresivci cd demokratske
stranke nicesar pr~icakovati, razen nazadnjastvo.
I'ekateri polticni mojstri V CIO studirajo moznosti "a usta-
noVHeV tretJe stranke. S Trumanom to vedo ne bo mic
Fhllp Murray je to javno %izpovedal. Kaj, &c hi Sc ma primer Cd
locHa sedanji trgovski tajnik Henry Wallace in pa notranii tainik
Harold lckes "a locltev cd demokratske stranke in "a ,,stano-
'nev move, zares lJudske poiticne organizacije? Oba imata ia
nasVet v uVldu IN Je mono, da Sc bosta odlocila "a prelom z de-
mokratsko stranko. Ampak ker nista radikalca. in ker "a ver,,-
!eta V soclalstlcnl program, pc pa lie V socialno pravicnost pod
AaP1tahzmam, bl stranka pod njunim vodstvom bia lie nekako
posnemanje nekdanjega LaFollettovega progresivnega pibania
To med maso ne hi vleklo.
Ampak tudl ma radikalni strani "a enkrat Sc nj dobrib u.
gedov. Norman Thomas je ma shodu v Columbusu dne . do
cembra deJal, da je Sc pripravjen bti kandidat "a predsednika
wiz united Press, ampak ne ma lSti socialsticne stranke ker
Je sana Ease premaJhna. cato Sc MEN odbor trudi zdruzit; " a.
TOTO ostanke raznlh drugih naprednih skupin. N. Or. v tel koali-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
Mnogim Anslezem
pobiionie v Aziii
nepriietno

Mnogo poslancev angleske de-
lavske stranke je z Waldo zelo
nezadovoljnih, ker Sc je angle
Ska armada zapletla V voino ma
Jaw, dasi Java sploh nj angle
Ska, temvec je bila nizozemska
kolonija. Uradno pa sta prote-
stirali proti angleski 1ntervenci-
il neodvisna delavska in komu-
nisticna stranka. A vlada doka-
zuje, da je obvezana delati to
kar della ma Javi, in to menda
vsled tajne pogodbe, XII jo je
sklenila prejsnja vlada z Nizo-
zemsko. In vrh tega Sc gre "a in
terese angleskega kapitala ma
Jaw in V ostali Indoneziji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
KATKA ZUPANClC:
Nv z R 4

kazal filmu hrbet, kajti ia pasa
nj bila tako zabavna, ne take
sladka in vzpodbudna, kot ons
pref omenjena, katero bi mi nj
kdar ne kazali. Tudi ne bi incl
ve3 casa zanjo, kaiti mi bi CLAW
nj process re zavrSili.
Ampak mi nismo pravniki
Poklicni pravniki cede polzje
slime, tudi &c imajo ma razpola,
go precedente in ma podlagi tel
skovane postave in paragrafe
nikar kadar jim vsega tegs
manjka.
In tako SO Sele zdaj dognal5
odgovore ma velike Zakaie -.
Ed Johnson jih je navedel V
GikaSkem "Sunu" z dine IS. dec
/. |, Nam MISC mic novega. NJ:
Vemo, zakaj SO Nemci nesrecne
suznje priganjali in naganjali z
delom tako, da so ii cd izcrpa-
losti cepali in umiraH.
Vemo, zakaj SO razganjal:
druzine, locili moe cd zena.
Vemo, zakaj SO jim prepove-
dovali hoditi V cerkev.
Vemo, zakaj SO S smrtjo kaz.
novali splosno obcevanje mec
moSkimi in zenskimi zasuznien-
Ct, docim nj bio "a njihove
Ieinriche in Kunigunde noba-
nih moralnih meja.
Vemo tudi, V kaksne namene
so sluzila koncentracijska tabo-
risca.
In vemo, zakaj so lovili ir
ugrabljali deco, kolikor je Misc
ma mestu ubili.
In tudi to vemo, katere marc
de so najbolj zatirali in zakaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19

Ena najvecjih korporacij ma svetu-ozroma najvecja, je bna
aemSka firma l. G. Farbenindustrie. Svoje omrezje je imela DO
VSem SVetu. NaJmogocnejSe ameriske korporacije med MINI
>tandard Oil, in pa DuPontova kemicna industrial, sta bill nieni
'aVeznlcl. Enako sicne korporacije V Angliji in ma Japonskem
5 pomocjo l c. Farbenindustrie ter njenih zaveznic v Anne
XXI Sc Je HltIerJev "tretjI' rajh lahko nagloma oborozl in kapi-
~a4stl V Nem6iji v Franciji, ma Anglesem in tukaj, ma Japonskem
IN drugje, pa so bogateli.
ZavezniSko vrhovno poveljstvo je ia nemski trust razpustilo
iii mAogo nJegoVlh tovarn unicllo. Toda Sc ga sedaj spet obnav-
"a. Pomagajo mu ameriSki industrialni magnati in tudi v Angliii
ma income prijatelje.
Zanimivo je, koliko nash kongresnikov in senatorjev je imel
"a naclJskl kartel ma svoji strani. 10 so vpii proti vojni, SO v res
11i delovai lie "a zmago Hitlerja mad Evropo in mad svetom, ne
Eedoc, da SO V sluzbi sovraznika svoje dezele. Nekateri so morda
Eedeh, ker so bill placani "a izdajsko delo, a veliko je blo naiv-
nezcv, XII Jh je slepila propaganda "a mir.
V Nurenbergu ten zlocincev nj pred sodium stolom. Je Gu
dno, a resnicno, da so nennski industrialci il kriminalne liste IL
vzeti, ceprav so has oni posadii Hitlerja ma tron in mu dali de-
ARIA Kollkor ga Je hotel in potreboval "a svoj zlocinski sistem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
SLAVNOSTNI Blanket
NASE ZADRUGE LEPo
USPEL

,Waukegan, Ill. - Dne 10. no.
vembra je imela naSa zadruga
slavnostno prireditev z banke-
tom V pr~oslavitev Meme petin-
dVajsetletnice. Dasi pozno, mai
ma pratko porocam O Mi.
Blanket je imenitno uspel. BIZ
10 je navzocih 525 gostov, ma ga
leriji pa ie bio Sc kakih $50
ljudi; mislim, da je Stella VISA av-
dijenca kakih 800 oseb. Use ie
Slo gladko izpod rok. Glavni 60
vornik Louis Warrington je re-
KEEL, da tudi on obhaja 25-letni-
co, odkar je pristopil V prvo sku-
pino, kar je danes Ohio Farm
Bureau. Je imeniten govornik.
Zelo p~rijetno ga je poslusati,
ker vpleta dosti humorja V svoi
govor. Veliko SO pripomogli k
programu Fraunfelderji, XII so
prinesli svojo zadruzno idejo Sc
IL Svice S seboj. Gee druzine ie
ne samo dober muzikant in pc
Vec, ampak tudi dober govor-
mix. Navajal je, da potion sve-
tovnih zadruznih organizacii bi
nam bilo mogoce prepreciti ma
daljne vojne in pomagati demo-
kratizirati YES svet. Tudi War
bington je poudarjal, ola samo
mi kar mas je zbranih skupaj ma
5anketu imamo moe, ako Sc "a
vzamemo, da lahko predrugaci-
mo razmere narodov in sveta.
Malo dalekosezno receno, pa
vseeno Sc je dobro sliSalo. "A.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
KAJ JE SPANyO IN FRANcOM?

IL Pariza je bio porocano, da je francoska vlada nanignila
ameriSki in angleSki vladi prelom S Francom. Je res cudno, kako
Sc "zapadna demokracija" boji vreci tega zadnjega Hitlerjevega
in Mussolinijevega zaveznika.
Boil pa Sc cato, kr smatra, da Spanska republika ne BIO ka-
pitalistiGna, docim Francov rezim ie. Same zaradi tega ga pod
piramo. Snujemo Z MIN ugodne trgovske pogodbe in mu dajemo
posoUla.
Vatikanu je to zelo vsec. Kajti Spanija pod Francom ie zad-
ia wanna kerkalna drzaVa ma svetu. &c Sc spet spremeni v repu-
2hko, DO hierarhija OBJ veleposestva in Vatikan OBJ politicno in fl
nancno zaslombo. Nj cudno, da je newyorski nadskof Spellman
sako navduSen "a Franco. In ker ina V drzavnem oddelku prIi-
cen vpiV, je skoro gotovo, da Truman Spanske republike ne DO
podprl. LIE V Mehiki il pomagajo, pa sedaj nekaj V Franciji in mad
sto angleSkih delavskih poslancev Sc je zgenilo zanjo. Pa ne ida
dosti. Franco We, da ina zaslombo v hierarhiii in med kapitalst.
pa Sc poredno smeje vsem, XII mu pripovedujejo, da mai vladne
vajeti odlozi in jh izroci tstim, XII so "a d~emokracijo V Spanii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-19
lick.

Napredujemo, ljudje bozji,
napredujemo. Justica V Nuren-
cergu je naposled dognala ne
kaj novega! Cutie in strmite;
odkrila ie vzroKe "a nacijskimi
zlocinstvi!
Vsak clovek kolickaj zdrave-
ga razuma je lahko takoi pre-
gledal nacijsko igro, yes Min pc
plensko zacrtani in izvajani pro-
gram. Ne tako glave, XII tvorijo
nurenberski sodni zbor. Njihova
prirojena jim pamet je MANFRED
mani svobodna cd nase.
Nam, vidite, je lahko. Mas ne
ovira ne zakonsko rimsko, ne
EakSno drugo pravo, nabrano V
skladovnicah plesnivih zvezkov
in knjig. Ia sodni zbor je pa
drugace!: Ravnati Sc mora DO
pravu, pc postavah in paragra-
fin.
Nazifasisticnemu zverinstvu
slicnega primera pa zgodovina
cloveStva doslej Sc nj poznala,
cato ga sodstvo vseh preteklih
dob in casov nj moglo vkleSciti
Y paragraf, da hi sodnik lahko
p0lozil mani svoj prst: Tako in
tako - pc tenn in tem zakonu -
30 paragraph tenn in tenn .
In SO V NUrenbergu velike te-
Gave. Sodili bi radi pravicno in
tako, da DO postavi z~adosceno.
ToZadevne postave, oziroma ka-
zenskega paragrafa "a tie vrste
hudodelstev pa Sc nj. In SO tako-
rekoc brez vsakega zaslona, ko
strmi YES svet mamie. Strmi in
caka in copota z nogami.
Mi, JAZZ in ii, hi z nacijsko ELI
to- obracunali re pred messed.
Mas bi pricevanja krvnikov, XII
so nekoc prisegali ma laz, in XII
Jim je bila laz modrost vseh mo-
drosti, ne zanimala toliko, da bi
jim zaradi Min podaljsali zivlje-
ME, najmanj pa, da bi nam Mi
hova pricevanja sluzila "a kakr-
Sen koli kazipot. Prihranili bi
velikanske vsote, XII jih "a ia
process trose in jih obrnili V bolt
Sc namene. Nikakor ne bi vec
pitali in zdravili raznih historic
nih Hessov, da bi Sc nam v "a
hvalo rogali in posmehovali V
obraz, Kajti imeli hi V mislih
one tisoce gladnih nedolznih
ust, XII bodo pc krivdi teh krv-
nikov Sc to limo "a vselej one
mela...
In pray gotovo jim ne bi ka-
zali stiri ure trajajocih filmov,
stlrlurne tecne pase "a njihovo
slavohlepnost mo, in kaj je S
tenn narobe?" je vzkliknil
Schacht, ko je gledal filmirano
nacijsko slave. Ko so kazali fill
mirane grozote koncentracii-
skin taborisc, je taisti Schacht