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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07
BITTINGER

Mrs Lydia Stark suffered a partial
stroke of paralysis at the home Of
her son, George Stark, here a few
days ago.
Richard Bucket, son of Mr. and Mrs
W. E. Bucket, recently discharged
from the U. S. Army in the ETC,
is at the home of his parents.
Miss Anna Legeer, who is employ
ed in Washington, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Legeer.
William O'Brien, of the North
Glade community, was a business cal
Ter here recently.
Leroy Emory .motored to Oakland
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pounds butterfat per year; therefore,
one cannot have an excuse that high
producing cows are not practical in
Garrett County. The milk was sold
on a higher market than that avail
able for Garrett County dairymen,
but the ratio of efficiency between
feed cost and profits remains the
same.
Herd improvement associations,
proper feeding, and better breeding
are the keys to success for a dairy
man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

This was natural enough. At the
time of his death Mr. Roosevelt was
easily the most outstanding man in
the world. He had successfully led
this nation in the greatest Of all wars.
He had some extraordinary qualities
and very great and devoted follow
ing. But, while the nation united be-
hind him in the war effort, more than
II 100000 persons voted against him
IN 1914 and a considerable number Of
those who voted for him did so be-
cause Of the war and did not have a
high opinion Of him per onaly Com
bined, these constituted close to half
the nation and not many Of them care
even now to have forced upon them
the eXtravagant estimate which the
Roosevelt admirers insist upon hav-
'ng accepted. 1t seems no service to
his memory to continue this eXtrava-
gance or to asclibe to the dissenters
motives of personal hate and political
bitterness-or to refer to them as
ghouls
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

This situation has hot been i'm
proved by the eulogies Of Mr.. Harry
Hopkins with which the country has
recently been drenched. A more or
less concerted effort apparently is be-
ing made to convince the nation not
only OF his wisdom ard virtue, but
that he will go down as one of the
great Americans in History; that he,
too, was a casualty Of war" and
that his contribution was such as to
put him among our immortals With
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MT. LAKE PARK

Mrs. Bob Paugh spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Mary White, at
the home Of Mrs. Glenn Cuppett
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Collins, former
/ ly Of Deer Park, have moved to an
apartment in the Edward Tasker
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King and son,
! Of Davistown, Pa, were recent visit
ors at the home Of Mrs. Emma Stot-
! tlemeyer.
Nh and Mrs. Ray Kimmell, of Nor
gantown, W. Va, visited friends and
/ relatives here this weekend.
! Mrs. Marshall McCabe is quite i'll
! ct her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hershman, Of
Dearborn, Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Hershman this past weekend.
Gerald Biggs, Boonsboro, and Har-
land Bggs, Hagerstown, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Biggs.
Mrs. Emma Lish, who has been i'll,
Is much improved at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Groves an
pounre the birth Of a baby girl, born
! last Wednesday, This is their third
child
James Robert Smith, recently dis
charged from the service, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Henry Gregory.
Mrs Louis Kisner is i'll at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Stevenson, who
have been visiting Mr.. Stevenson's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Steven
son, have moved to College Park. Mr..
| Stevenson is a student at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, while Mrs. Steven
son is doing secretaral work at the
school
Henry Gregory who is employed at
Portage, Pa, spent the weekend at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, of
Baltimore, have constructed new
Pome here and expect to move to the
Park in the very near future.
Sgt. r. W. Stevenson and Woman
Second Class Jean Florko, both sta
toned in Washington, D. c., spent
last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stevenson, at their home here,
Jack Stottlemeyer and William
White were business callers in Bay
ard, W. Va, on Monday.
The Girl Scouts Of Mt. Lake will
have a social at the sMt. Lake school
building on February 10 at 8 o'clock.
There will be games, cake walk, box
social and string orchestra.
The Loeb Lynn PIT y. will mold IT,
regular meeting Monday evening,
> February II at the school house at
= 1870. The program is in charge Of
Ms. Florence Harris, who is chair
man Of the FOundpl'S Day Dr0rrail1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

Tenth edition of Meshach Browning's
justly famous book Forty four Years
OF the Life of Hunter" is still avail
able. All hunters should have copy
Of this matchless work Cloth bound
illustrated, $500, postpaid. II. Getty
Browning, Publisher, Raleigh, n. G..
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No one before OF since has put it so
clearly, so frankly or so fully. As a
description it was as accurate as it
was complete. 1t also was a clear in
dicaton of Mr.. Hopkins's character
and quality as a public servant. 1t
was printed in hundreds of papers all
over the country, commented upon in
countless editorials and articles. After
weeks had passed it was apparent it
had stirred a public ind gnation that
threatened political damage. Mr.. Hop
kins, presumably prodded by the Pres
dent, made denial. Prior to the de
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

This is partly due to the almost in
durable awe of death inglained in the
average man and woman, partly to
natural consideration for the deceas-
eds family and partly to the kindly
desire not to recite unpleasant truths
when the citizen has ceased to live, 1t
is a commendable practice, provided
the eulogies do not become hypocrit-
zeal and absurd. Particularly, is this
so in the case Of public men whose
records and character. for the pur-
poses Of history, it is desirable to
keep clear and straight. The eulogies
of the late President Roosevelt in the
week following his death reached
heights of extravaganza heretofore
unknown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07
IT. ABLELA AN -
! FARMING -

A weekly discussion devoted to the
Land and Farms of Garrett County.
edited by John Carter County Agent,
and W. w. Mace, Soil C0nservationist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

more. visited Mr.. Bittinger's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bittinger, here
! recently.
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EULOGIES
Washington, Feb.

Washington, Feb. >.
In this country ii is customary for
many of the so-called "moulders Of
public opinion" in the press and over
the air to go into sort of frenzy
when an especially prominent citizen
dies. All his faults and failures are
forgotten and only his virtuous sue
cesses remain. These are eHtolled to
the skies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

The first free election in thirteen
years was conducted in Germany and
the voting was heavy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK r. KENT.

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per,
mission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-02-07

That really, it is submitted, is Who'll
~ out Of proportion. With no desire
to question either his patriotism on
his helpfulness during the war, never
thelesS it seems likely that so far as
histoly is concerned, Mr. Hopkins will
be remembered better for a remark
he made back in the second Roosevelt
Administration which brutally but
truthfully summed up the New Deal
practices. 1t was Nh Hopkins, it will
he recalled, who said what we are
going to do is tax, tax, tax, spend,
spend, spend, elect, elect and elect"
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:
this seems a little farfetched. As the
closest friend, confidential adviser and
agent Of Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr. Hopkins
undoubtedly played q considerable
part in our war effort. And he was
completely loyal and devoted to Mr..
Roosevelt. Considering what Mr..
Roosevelt had done for him, how
could he have been otherwise?
As had quite a few others, I'M
ouestionably, Nh Hopkins had his
Heart and soul centered upon win
ming the war. AS Nh Roosevelt clos
est friend and representative he en-
deared himself to such allied states
men as MI Curchill and Mr. Bevan,
being very much on their side, seeing
very much eye to eye with them. Also
there is no doubt that he was an eff
fective presidential agent. compe-
tent man in a conference, useful in
other ways. But to say that Mr.. Hop
kins's contribution to the war effort
was so vast that it makes secure the
place in history as a great Ameri-
can" giving him lasting fame" is
getting more than little off balance.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

stanovanj potrebnim veteranom
pOmagalO V resnici lie kontrak-
torjem dvomljive vrste in pa
sorodnikom ter prijateljem IL
stih, Xxi so oddajali narocila.
Ako Sc clovek vozi liz vzhoda
ma zapad, pa z juga ma sever in
obratno, vidi ma tisoce stano-
vanjskih his, Xxi so dokoncana lie
kar Sc zidu in morda strehe tice.
----Nato stole prazne in kontrak-
tori pravijo, da cakajO material
la. Vlada je odredila, da hise,
XII Jill kupijo veterani, imajo Ia
gradient material prednost, to-
da hise V sto tisoce slucajih Sc
vedno STRIFE V zrak praznih oci.
Nash vOjakov je bio do okrog
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
KOM :


ltaliji ma mirovni konferenci
V Parizu ne gre tako dobro kot
je pricakovala. Hotela je, maj bi
zavezniki pozabili, da je bila V
vojni prot MIN, in maj bi 10
raise PRIMAL "a "sobojevnico".
Premierju Alcidu de Gasperiju
Sc je posrecilo izvojevati "a TIA
LILO precej olajsav, toda tega, da
je bila faSisticna in ena glavnih
koles V osiscu, Sc mu nj posre-
lilo izbrisati.
Edward Kardelj je V Parizu
pr kovanju miru "'izmed soviet
skin delegatov'' najglasnejSi.
Tako trdijo porocevalci nash
listov, kar je Kardelju V prizna-
ME. Zastopniki malih dezel SO
ponavadi "prepehavani", ali kot
pravi angleska fraza, pushed
around. Vzrok, da je Kardelj
toliko glasan pa nj to, ola hoGe
argumentirati "a prazen mic.
Gre Sc "a Trst, "a bodocnost slo-
venskega naroda in "a zgraditev
miru.
Pavle Lukin je drugi Jugoslo-
van, XII je dobil publiciteto V
ameriSkem tisku. Ma konferenci
koncila Zdruzenih narodov je
skuSal prepricati kitajsko dele
gaelic, cemu Sc maj Atlantic
sprejme V to organizacijo.
Lake Success V DRAW New
York je mesto, kjer Sc pote dele
gait reSevanju mednarodnih
problemov ne da bi Sc kakega
dolocno resili. Organizacija Zdr.
narodov ina potemtakem pray
tako malo upanja "a uspeh, ka-
kor ga je imela pokojna liga.
Ampak morda je zanjo to do
bro, da ljudje ne stavljajo vanjo
nikakrsnih upov, pa il pray to
lahko pomaga k uspehom.
Sovjetska delegacija je Guido
vito presenetila angleSke in
ameriske diplomatic s predlo-
gom, da maj komisija zdruze-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
Maksim Litvinov, XII ie pudelv
boiu zu koIektivno vurnost 90 syetu

V pokojnem druStvu narodov
V zenevi je bill sovjetski pred
stavnik Maksim Litvinov edini,
XII je ma Vso moe svaril zapadne
sile pred V%ojno, XII 10 je netilo
osiSce. Toda kapitalisticni krogi
SO Sc bali boil moskovskega ko-
munizma kakor pa Hitlerjevega-
ia
Sizma in cato je Litvinov govoril
gluhim uSesom. Nato je bill Cd
poklican in wren med stare
Saro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
Boi 20 ukinjenje
relifnih doiotev
JUgosloviii

Mlnuli teden Sc je Oglasil
neki duhovnik v Dalasu, Tex.
naj Sc prepove vse posiljatve
UNRRA Jugoslaviji, sal kar Sc
njegovega mesta tice. To Sc je
zgodilo. Jeza mad Jugoslavijo je
nastala vsled incidentov z naSi-
mi letadci in pa ker je Dugo-
slavija) "sOvjetski sferi".
Bio pa bi Ia take duhovnike,
razne Kaltenborne in vladne
uradnikc dobro, ako bi utegnili
tja. Vidcli hi poruSene kraje, po-
zgane vasi, razbite mostove,
podminirane tunele, skodo ma
yseh koncih in krajih.
V Trstu kradejo Lahi tovor,
ki ga tia poSilia UNRRA "a Ju-
goslavijo, Cesko, Avstrijo in
Madzarsko toliko, da Sc je mad
zavezniSkim (anglo-ameriskim)
pOveljstvOm Znesel ma VISA usta
Fiorelo La Guardia in dejal -
kOt smo v tenn listu re pref ONE
Mill - da akO ne morejo naSih
pahetov scititi angleSki in anne
risk vojaki, dajmo to prednost
strazarjem cnih dezel, V katere
posiljamo namenjene. lie ma ia
nacin bodo lahko sic svobodno
IL Trsta.
Koliko pokradejo Trstu pa
ketov, XII Jill posiljajo nasi roja-
XII svojcem V Jugoslavijo, nam
nj znano. Brzkone mnogo, ako
je La Guardia pravem. Ker je
on nacelnik UNRRA, mu je pac
v~erjeti. Sal nj dobro zanj, da
blago, namenjeno in naslovlje-
no potrebnim, ne doseze eliza.
A je vendar toliko pogumen "
zahtevah, da Sc TO hibo (namrec
tatvine) Odpravi.
V 18TH dneh SO V Washington
nu poudarjaii, da je dobila Ju-
g~oslavija cd UNRRA skozi Trst
935,283 ton raznega blaga in We
like tudi skozi druge luke ter
proge.
Stevilk o teh posiljatvah V
uradnih podatkih je mnogo in
nekatere so 81 v konfliktu. La
hko pa verjamemo, da UNRRA
Jugoslaviji je pomagala. &c il
ne hi, bi sedaj ne bio zahtev, da
maj Sc il pomoc ukine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

nth narodov preiSce, kaj pocno
razne zavezniSke armada v tu-
jih dezelah. To Sc tice predvsem
angleskih Get petrolejskih
krajih V Aziji in Afriki in pa
ameriSke armada ma Kitajskem.
Albania V organizacijo zdru-
zenih narodov vsled anglo-ame-
riSe-grSke opozicije nj bila spre-
jeta. A tudi Irska ne, in ne Por-
tugalska in ne Trans-Jordan.
Izmed vseh teh treh Sc smatra
Irska "a najbolj krScansko (ka-
tolisko) in to je tudi danaSnja
Portugalska. Albania je napol
mohamedanska in napol krscan-
ska, dasi je resnici potrebna
ne samo visjega zivljenjskega
aivoja pac pa tudi move vere".
OPA je zopet med mani. Sko-
da, ker ne more ustrezati name
nom, radi katerih je bill usta-
novljen. Namesto nizanja gredo
Gene viSje in viSje, Mudi Sc Jim
kvisku veliko boil kakor roman
jem, XII Sc potiskajo navzgor ma
rama bozja pota.
Cesa nam manjka? Vsega je
zadosti, pravijo. Irvine, zita,
volne, bombaza, prav vsake re-
81. Toda V prodajalnah teh reel
vcasi vendarle nj. Cemu ne? 0,
"cene SO prenizke," pravijo, pa
Sc dogaja, da Sc iste reel dobi
kje ma skrivaj pc viSjih cenah.
Torej ma crni borzi. To stane
milijone dolarjev poviska vsak
dan in to je podomace inflacija,
Trdijo, da ako Sc vrnemo k
staremu kapitalisticnemu zako-
nu, XII mu pravimo pc anglesko
supplies and demands, pa Sc DO
vse mahoma pocenilo. To je We
lika laz. Ako bi to V resnici IL
gledalo tako kakor trdijo propa-
gandisti, cemu pa potem TAKEN
kapitalisticne stranke same IVA
jajo kontrolo mad producijo in
(Nadaljcvanje ma 2. strani.)
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II m%iiijonov. Vsi ne potrebuje-
jO his, ker imajo stanovanja
drugje. Toda tisti, XII jih zares
nimajo in SO 81 S pomocjo poso-
jill tie hiSice kupili, placujejo "a
ia privilegij silno drago.
Vsak posten kontraktor danes
prizna, da je gradient material
slab in da opekarne, zage, lesne
in druge stavbinske industrije
prOducirajo slabSi gradient ma
terial kot Sc kdaj pref. Ampak
vladni organi Sc ne zganejo, ra-
zen da pravijo: Prednost "a do
bavljanje stavbinskega materi-
jala maj imajo lie veterani.
Mice nj tu, XII bi dolocal, da
maj BIO opeka res opeka, ne pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

Ko je Nemcija napadla Rust
jo, je bill potegnjen Z diploma
ticne police ter poslan "a vele-
poslanika Sovjetske unije V
Washington. A tudi tukaj mu
nj Slo pc sreci. Bill je spet po-
ivan nazaj in upokojen. Nato so
ga zaradi zunanjega sveta ime-
novali "a pomoznega komisarja
vnanjih zadev.
Ia sluzba mu je bila odvzeta
koncem augusta, kar pomeni, da
vodilni krogi Kremlinu mic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

zines, Xxi DO razpadla v petih do
dasetih letih. In les tax, da ga
ne DO treba re v drugem letu
nadomestiti z novim.
Zed. drzave imajo v produk-
CHI sijajne zmoznosti. Ampak
ker Sc della vse S staliSca prof.
ia, bodo slumsi V velikih mestih
Ostali gnezda Ia Scurke in pod
game, nova predmestja "a vete-
rane in druge take, XII kupujejo
hise ~sedanjega modela, pa Sc
bodo spremenila petih letih v
barake, XII jih ne DO vredno niti
pOpravljati.
TAX je mas free enterprise"
- svOboden tenn, da tie lahko
gull kolikor ga je VOLTA.
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Grodnje stanovonj postu|e ve|K kunduI

Pc vsi dezeli Sc dviga ma kupe
bait, XII Sc jih gradi pod pretve-
20, da so "a vojne veterane.
Mnogo teh stavbinskih projek-
TOW je bilo subvenciranih. Ko so
darovane vsote posle, Sc je z
gradnjo prenehalo in tako strli
ma tisoce takih hiSic kviSko brez
oxen kakor slepci.
Seveda, ako denarja "a Min
no dogotovitev nj, jih je treba
dati naprodaj takim, XII imajo
material in denar, da delo lahko
skOncajo.
Brzkone DO cez leto ali dive,
morda Sc pref, V kongresu spet
kaka komisija, XII DO u%gotovila,
da Sc je pod ~pretvezo pomoci
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
OBNAVLJANJE NAROCNIN OBJ CASU
P0MACA LIsTU IN UPRAVNISTVU

Nosi Upravnici Ami Benigerievi DO to iesen veIiko
pomugono, oko bono %nuroenino no P~roleturca OBJ
novl ioIi toeno nomesto do hi ono izsUb! ioIa cos S posi-
lioniem tiriotev dvakrot ali trikrut.
Nieno briga sedoi ie pridobivanie oslosov v pri-
hodnii Ietnik KoIedorio, kar ie nainuineise delo in bi
morale bti v boil rednih okoIseinuh re d~ovrseno.
Mnosi noroenik SO Sc privadili posiIioti obnovi-
tev n~oroenine somi, q drUge lie trebo opozoriti. Tego
della nam nj zol, tezie pa ie, &c Sc Pomisli, do ie trebo
take opomine POSI- ioti znova in pri lem ~zanemarioti
druso ogitoeisko delo.
IL izkozov v prosIi steviIki ie bio r~ozvidno, do SO
bill nekaferi ugitotorii iuko pridni. Oziroma izredno
pridni. Obetaio nam, du Sc DO TO dogaiaIo tUdi v bo-
doee. To so "a ProIetorco zeIo vzrudostIiivo 1890
fovilo.
Vsi, XII i'm ie zo ohranitev nasega Ameriskego dru-
zinskega k~oledario, SO vabIieni, do mU pomogaio.
Bodisi z nobironiem ogIasov, XII je sedai v teku, ali
z grodivom, in pozneie pri rozpeeovoniu.
v tednu med konvecijo sNPJ enu stevilku ProIe-
tareu nj izsIo. In toko smo izvedeIi, da imamo noros-
nike, XII ia list resnieno posresuio, oko Jim ne pride OBJ
eosU v roke.
Vsem zosotovIiamo, do vsak naroenik dobi So
steviIk ProIetorco "a ceIoIefno noroenino, torei nj bill in
ne DO nihee prikraison.
Urednik Sc ie pobrigal cd bIizU poizvedeti, semu
toIiksno draginio S popiriem. Ko Sc lie voziI S svoio
druzbo proti Konadi in noto v Konado, ie videI osro-
NINA sklodiseu Iesu, re veeinomu nugnitego, q popir-
nice pa SO nopol "mrtve", rozen one, XII iih lastuieio
rozni dnevniki in mogozini. "Chicago Tribune" Iostuie
ne somo popirnice ampok tudi vee Iadii 20 prevazonie
PoPirio. Todo vzlic temu iomro, du Sc il je papir cd
Ieta 1896 podrozI z $40 no $74 ma tono. Kui pa Sc
place, erniIo, stroll?
Torei, vsok nikel, XII ga nam Iahko prihronite S toe
MIN obnovlioniem n%uroenine, DO prihranitev Iistv ne
somo v gotovini, ompok tUdi no eosU. In enoko ie
dobro, ako vsi skupui Upostevamo sedonie ruzmere v
vseh drUsih ozirih. Toko DO ProIefarec v nadaIie
usPeval, pa KoIedor, Moiski sIos in Prosvetno matiea.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

vec ne verjamejo V "apizanje"
zapadnim slam.
o tel spremembi V sovjetski
vladi in V sovjetski vnanji poll
tiki je napisal correspondent po-
rocevalske sluzbe ONA, Donald
Bell sledeci clanek:
Pred par meseci je praznoval
Maksim Litvinov svoj 70. roj-
stni dan. Nikdo Sc nj zmenil ia
krat "a to obletnico, dokler nj
cez mesec dni priSla vest, da je
bill ia start in zvesti bolSevik
%odpuScen S svojega mesta Ia
mestnika zunanjega ministra,
Novica ie presenetila vse zahod-
nja5ke diplomaticne kroge, kaj-
ii Litvinov je veljal kot eden
prominentnih Glanov svetovne
b~ratovScine diplomatov.
Mnogi sodijo, ola velja prica-
kovati pc odpustitvi Litvinova,
da DO sovjetska politika mnogo
boil trda, boil radikalna in mani
popustljiva.
Vpliv Litvinova ma sovjetsko
zunanjo politiko je bill malen-
kosten V teh zadnjih letih. Sploh
je svet najbrze precenjeval ME
gov pravi vpliv tudi re V oni
dobi, ko SO ga nekateri slikali
kot drugega najvplivnejsega
cloveka Sovjetske unije. Splo-
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04

Vendar pa je dovolj mocan,
da tudi on lahko "nagaja''.
N. pr. V New Yorku glede
aplikacije tistih nevtralnih de-
Eel, XII zele postati clanice orga-
nizacije zdruzenih narodov.
Med mimi je Irska. Med vojno
je bila sicer nevtralna, toda ia
ko, da je bilo Nemciji V korist.
Cello predsednik Roosevelt Sc je
mad MO radi tega jake jezil ter
il Ocital, koliko re so Zed. drza-
We storile "a Memo svobodo in il
gospodarsko pomagale. Deial je,
da bi bilo prihranjeno zivljenie
marsikakemu naSemu voiaku,
ako bi Irska nehala igrati ne
%Ytralnost ter dala svoje obrezje
ma razpolago zaveznikom. Pa te-
ga nikakor nj hotela, ker je VIA
dajoci sloj ma Irskem mrzil Ru-
SljO IN "komunizem", ne pa Hit
lerja. Tako razpolozenje Sc OBJ
stoja. cato je sovjetska vlada
proti irski a~plikaciji "a pristop
med Z. N.
Nasprotovanjc Portugalski
Istotako je Sow. unija ma
sprotna Portugalski. To je ma
polfaSisticna dezela, Z diktaturo
V prid privilegijev, V vnanji po-
litiki pa je oslonjena re dolgo
dobo ma Veliko Britannia. &c bi
postala clanica Zdruzenih naro-
dow, bi incl anglo-ameriSki
biloxi en- glas vec, Z Irsko diva gla-
SUI Vec, in &c Sc sprejme Sc arab
ske dezele, bi bilo to "a london
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