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Evening star., 1946-12-02
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. AN unexpected
new publicity buildup for Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov In the
government Russian press
set tongues wagging throughout
Europe today in the popular game
of trying to pick Prime Minister
Stalin's successor.
Many diplomats and others who
had not regarded Mr.. Molotoy as the
most likely candidate were inclined
to guess again after Moscow news
papers, reporting the 56-year-old
Russion diplomats election as an
honorary member of the Soviet
Academy of Science, lauded him
lengthily as Mr.. Stains closest as
sistant.
This almost unprecedented sin
Cling out of a Stain deputy for
public praise came less than a
month after Mr.. Stain, 81 years
old and by some accounts in poor
health, failed for the second con-
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Governors Assemble
For Conferences
AT Miami Beach
sy The Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Dec. 2.--If Gov
ernors assembling here today for Q
series OF meetings follow the leae
of New York's Thomas E. Dewey
there'll be few political pronounce
ments in the week ahead
/ After a brief interview in which
he refused a prediction as to the
l948 election, Gov. Dewey withdrew
! to his ocean-front hotel suite away
from all visitors or telephone calls.
| AS leader in the Republican
Party which recaptured both Houses
lof Congress in last months general
ELECTION, Gov. Dewey was asked his
opinion of the outcome of the bal
loting in 1948, a presidential year.
Gov. Dewey smiled broadly, but
limited his reply to, II do not wear
the robes of prophet"
The Governors will hold three ses-
sions during their stay here.
Gov. Millard F. Caldwell OF Flor
ida. chairman of the Executive
Committee of the National Gov
ernor's Conference, was busy pre-
Evening star., 1946-12-02

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you save is also important. This is
the time. Join the millions of for
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saving now to achieve financial in
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1t by buying United States Savings
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Evening star., 1946-12-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. CO A.


pairing for that meeting today. The
Council OF State Governors meets
tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Southern Governors Con-
ference will begin a three-day meet
ing Thursday.
In addition to Gov. Caldwell and
Gov. Dewey. other Governors al
ready here or expected during the
day are Horace A. Hildreth oi
Maine, E. Gregg Cherry of North
Carolina, Samuel C. Ford of Mon
tana. Herbert B. Nav of Utah and
Earl Warren of California.
Two members of the Executive
Committee who will not be present
are Simeon S. Willis of Kentucky
and Maurice J. Tobin of Massa-
chusetts.
Ellis G. Arnall of Georgia can
celed plans to attend and William
M. Tuck of Virginia said the coal
strike may prevent his attendance
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Philippine Base Plans
Still 10 Be Worked Out
BY the Associated Press

The United States and the Philip
pines are agreed lin principle" on
establishment of United States bases
in the island republic, John Garter
Vincent. director of the State De-
partment's .Ofice of Far Eastern
Affairs, said last night.
However, he added, no agreement
has yet been reached for establish
ment of specific bases.
The two countries have been ne
gotiating the matter for several
months.
Philippine President Manuel A.
Roxas said I'VE have an agreement
with the United States permitting
her to establish bases here for
mutual defense"
Mr.. Vincent said President Roxas
evidently referred to the broad prin-
ciple of bases rather than an agree
ment on specific bases.
I'VE are in general agreement
that there should be an understand
ing on bases" he said, adding he Is
hopeful of a specific agreement in
the near future.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Boy Stays Father
| After Being Told
| He's Not Wanted
BY the Assoeiated Press

SEATTLE, Dec. 2.-Sixteen- year
old William L. jenkins looked back
remorsefully today on the events
which led to his confinement in
the city jail on open charges in the
Staying of his father.
Now I wish that I had only
taken my clothes and started walk
ing when dad told me that I was
no longer wanted at home" he
told Virgil Webb, acting detective
captain.
Instead, the youth told police in
a signed statement, he went to a
neighbor's home, borrowed a rifle
ito kill rats" then returned home
and shot his father.
Police found the father, Charles
F. Jenkins, 62-year janitor, dead
after the boy telephoned that he
wanted to give himself up.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
8 British Soldiers
Killed by Mine Blast
ION Palestine Road
BY the A..oeiated pr.s.

JERUSALEM, Dec. z. Three Brit
ish soldiers of the 9Th Airborne Di-
vision were killed and one was seri-
ously injured today when their jeep
was blown up by mine in the Jeru-
salem -Jaffa road, it was announced
officially.
A seven-point plan repeatedly
suggested by Palestine government
experts and designed to bring peace
to the turbulent Holy Land was the
subject of wide discussion here to-
day as police questioned So suspects
in connection with nlachine-gun
attack on a police station, high light
of week end of violence.
The latest plan for Palestine was
published by the usually reliable So
cialist Hebrew paper, Mishmar,
which said the Palestine govern
ment had offered it as a basis for
future discussions among the Jews,
Arabs and British.
The seven points embodied In the
plan are:
Continuance Of the present Brit
ish mandate for Is years, with
new decision possible after that
time; opening Palestine to 100000
Jews within the next Is months;
federaliZing of Palestine into purely
Jewish, Arab and British sites, with
the British sector including places
of special interest to Christians;
halting further Jewish settlement
where Arabs constitute more than
10 per cent of the population and
making land purchase for Jewish
colonization possible in other areas
only under certain conditions; jew
ish settlement in the Southern
Palestine desert, namely Neguel, to
be permitted; establishment of
separate Jewish and Arab police
forces jointly headed by the British
supreme police command; establish
ment of legislative council of 40
per cent Jews, 40 per cent Moslem
Arabs and 20 per cent Christian
Arabs and other Christians to as
cist the mandatory administration.
CA Foreign Office spokesman in
London said he had not heard of
the plan and said he thought 1t
Every unlikely" that such pro-
posal. If one existed, had reached
an official level.)
Police said two Jews and two
British constables were injured in
the week end gunflre, described as
the heaviest in Jerusalem's modern
history.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
United Jewish Appeal
Hears Nathan Predict
Record Prosperity
BY the Assoeioted Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. e.
American Jewry, buoyed by a report
that the United States would ex-
perience a record prosperity in the
first six months of 1947, today
planned united Jewish appeal
campaign for a fund to relieve
worldwide Jewish distress that
would exceed this years $l00, 900
goal.
Robert R. Nathan, New York
economist, told the appeals Ma
tional Mobilization Conference last
night that profits and total income
in the first six months of 1947 may
proceed upward and establish new
records" He said he could find no
evidence to support reports of de-
velopment of a serious depression
next year.
Afiliates of the appeal, concerned
over the cessation next June of
UNRRA and what they term in
effective aid from other intergov-
ernmental relief agencies, have
asked a total of $215, 100000 to meet
resettlement and repatriation re-
quirements of displaced European
Jews next year.
1916 Quota Oversubscribed.
An appeal spokesman said a
budget in excess of $l00,000,000 for
1947 would be reported by reso-
lutions committee, but that it prob
ably would be short of the requests
of the affiliate organizations. The
1916 quota, already oversubscribed,
was expected to reach $l05 100000
by the end of this month, the
spokesman said.
Mr.. Nathan, former deputy direc-
tor of reconversion, said the "un-
derlying economic picture of Amer
lea is strong" and personally, Il
think on the whole the first half
of 1947 is likely to be a very active
one and that profits and total in
come may proceed upward and
establish new records.
Even il we do have an economic
reaction in the second half of 1947,
1t will not represent the beginning
of serious depression" he said.
Rather it might take the form OF
a sharp and short drying out of the
inflatiorary elements. There would
be some drop in prices and in pro-
duction, but it would not take the
form of a severe collapse with mass
unemployment and widespread |
losses" Mr.. Nathan concluded.
Funds Are Lacking.
John H. Hilldring, Assistant Sec
retary of State, told the delegates
that sUNRRA, the Army and the
United Nations International Ref
ugee Organization would be unable
to meet the 1947 needs of displaced
Europeans because of lack of funds.
Mr.. Hilldring said the United
States would continue its efforts to
have 100, ,000, Jews admitted to Pales-
tine and to find permanent homes |
for all displaced Europeans.
Jan Masaryk, Foreign Minister Of
Czechoslovakia, said in an address
that the generally unsettled condi-
tion of the world and delay in estab-
fishing peace made it unwise for
Jews to depend on inter-
governmental agencies to effect re- T
lief for displaced European Jews.
Henry Morgenthau, former Treas
ury Secretary, said American Jews
had the responsibility of setting an
example "of brotherliness" by assist K
ing European Jews in their efforts
to reach Palestine and to alleviate
in displaced persons in
Europe.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Broadcast by McNutt
To Discuss Philippines

Paul v. McNutt, Ambassador to
the Philippines, will discuss the re-
lation of Filipino independence to
the hopes of other peoples at 7:3o
o'clock tonight over Radio Station
WINK. Roscoe Drummond, cor
respondent of the Christian Science
Monitor, and Nathan Robertson, as
sociate editor of the New Republic
will question Mr.. McNutt. Ed Hart
will be moderator.
The broadcast will originate In the
Raleigh Hotel and will be open to
the public.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
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Evening star., 1946-12-02
|Trumans Attend Service
All First Baptist Church

President Truman attended the
GAS am. service yesterday at the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth ano
O streets NV.
Mrs. Truman and their daughter
Margaret accompanied the Presi-
dent to the service, which marked
the 10th anniversary of the pastor
ate of DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden.
They heard DR.. Pruden preach or
"The Christian Must Grow" en-
phasizing the need for increasing
spiritual development in the lives
of Christians.
Evening star., 1946-12-02

LAKE SUCCESS, N Y.-INTERNATIONAL AMITY GESTURE
Hartley Shawcross Great Britain placed about Sena
Tom Connay 0eft) and Andrei vynsky ight the
American hands yesterday at the United
The incident followed by Senator
Connaly before the Political and Security Committee
A Wirephoto
Evening star., 1946-12-02
MoIotov Publicity Stirs Rumor
He Is Choice to Succeed StuIin

, secutive year to take part in the
recent nationwide celebration oi
the Russian revolution anniversary
To some students of Soviet affairs
it looked as though Mr.. Stain
might be stepping down, or per-
haps be gradually relinquishing his
powers, and as though Mr.. Molotov
was perhaps being groomed for ad-
vancement.
Mr.. Molotov, undoubtedly the
Russian leader best known to the
Western World by virtue of his
prominence in big power delibera-
tions at London, Paris and New
York, has been lifelong worker
for the Communist Party and Is one
of eight vice chairmen of Russia IS
Council of Ministers. of which Mr.
Stain Is chairman.
Should Mr.. Molotov succeed Mr.
Stain it would surprise those who
have been backing" such other
leading officials as Georgi M. NAL
enkov, ,Andrei Andreyev, Lavrenti
P. Beria, A. A. Zhdanov, A. I
Mikoyan and L. M. Kaganovich.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Tschoikowsky's Fifth
Strains Ormondy,s
Muscle Third Time
BY the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. r.
Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony
is becoming headache to Eu-
gene Ormandy, conductor OF
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Mr.. Ormandy strained a
muscle while conducting the
symphony Saturday night and
was ordered to rest by physi-
clans. He suffered a similar.
mishap in 1889, while con-
Quoting the same work, and
had to undergo an operation.
Three seasons ago he also
strained a muscle conducting
Tschaikowsky's Fifth.
Evening star., 1946-12-02

policy Of appeasement toward Rus
Sia"
1--WE must act promptly to halt ap-
peasement," he declared, $50 that we
shall retain the peace which our
comrades fought to achieve
So many persons attended the
rally yesterday that police were con-
fronted with a major traffic snarl.
Two large parades conyerged on the
meeting place bringing motor traf-
f1c to a Standstill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

nikih Sc pa pase lepo rejena Ii
vina. Vsi maxi imovitih farmar-
jew.
Skozi ma potu proti Minnea-
polish Sc opaza sauna ravnina,
katere sem do grla sit re Kan
sasu. Vendar je tukaj lepsi po-
gled, ker SO farme jake bogate.
Dale Cd tn prot severn Min
nesote pa Sc re opaza iglasto
drevje, Krasen pogled ma smre-
kove gozdover sal "a meme, ko
donna lie S tezavO drzim pr xiv
ljenju par cipres. Lepa pokraji-
ma je tudi cd Minneapolisa proti
Duluthu. Lepe farme vsepovsod,
dasi Sc tn in tam opaza tudi
mocvirje, dom "a komarje. Cd
Dulutha proti Evelethu Sc pa
opaza, da je tamkaj Sc mrzlej-
sd klima in kraj neprikladen "a
pSIJCAS1SIHO, 1dLO1l Id LlNlIlOIe-
10, owes, pomladno pSenico in
take pridelke.
KakO smo Sc imeli V Evelethu
je seVeda spet druga zgodba. Mi
slim pa, da je velika vecina de-
legatov odnesla seboj lepe spo-
mine ma prijetni kraj in prija-
zne ljudi. Najvecja razlika cd
drugih konvencij, kar sem Sc
jih udelezil, je pa bila ia, da smo
Sc med odmorom uvrstili V dol
go vrsto ma pozirek - vode. Je
to tudi eden izmed vzrokov, da
je bila konvencija koncana V
Sestih dneh. Anton Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
ITALIA I'M JUCOSLAvUA MAJ 81 Bl
.SANI NASLE POT v SP0RAZUM

Lesa veliko, morda zita cez le-
to ali dive, Russia pa nam vsled
slabih zvez ne hi mogla biti mic
V pomoc.
K takemu tolmacenju poloza-
ia veliko prispeva tudi Vatikan,
XII poseduje V I~taliji in V drugih
katoliskih, pa tudi V nekaterih
professionalism dezelah, najmo-
gocnejSi propaganda aparat. A
nihGe ne DO vzlic temu mogel
zanikati resnice, da bi bio do
bro "a Italijo, &c hi zacela Z Ju-
goslavijo ziveti vzajemno name
sto kot skregana soseda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
TUdi PoIisko DO
Sc incl tezzuve
rudi novih mel
(KOnec s ]. Strani.)

(hOnec S J. Stranl.)
ticnih, kajti VISA znana dejstva
so kazala V ~nasprotno smer.
Okolnosti, XII so spremljale
MOlotoVo izjaVo, nam povedo, da
nj slo lie "a takticno potezo. L.
java je dolga, skrbno izklesana
in je videti V vsakem pogledu
resna in dobro premiSljena -
objavlja s%ovjetsko politiko ma
dolgo razdobje.
Drugacno postopanje S strani
ruske Wade bi bio tezko razum-
1.-Two. Ako bi Sc bill zeleli I'VE
zati z nemSkimi nationalist, "a
kaj bi bill potem podrli in uni
ell oba sloja, XII sta bila nosite-
liza tega nacionalizma, MANFRED
junkerje in industrialce, kate
rim so odvzeli soviet posestva
in tovarne, ter tako gospodar-
sko izpodkopali temelj njihove
Sile in njihovega vpliva.
U~poStevati je treba tudi, da
SO privolili V izselitev Nemcev
IL ozemelj predanih Poljakom,
da SO sami premestili Poljake IL
"a CurzonoVe linije in nasveto-
vail poljski vladi, maj te svoje
ljudi nastani V Sleziji. Pozneje
SO pomagali poljski vladi izvesti
plebiscit O ~vprasanju .zahodne
poljske meje in cello prepustili
poljski upravi plovbo ma reki
Odri. Da je ia korak sovjetske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
KOMEN
Madallevanie S |. strani.)

NadalJevanje S 1. strani.)
tam bratili z "radikalci", ko pa
Sc tukai Sc nikoli MISC temvec Sc
vedno borili prot MIN. Sal ce-
10 zahtevajo, da maj Sc il vlad-
NH uradov pomece tudi nava-
dine progressive in liberalce. In
til sta morala bivSi notranii tai
nix Ickes in trgovski tajnik
Wallace. In reakcija obeh strank
ie orila veselja, ko sta bila "vr-
zena ma cesto."
Kardinal Samuel Stritch je ma
konvenciji Poljske katoliSke-
unije V Chicago zelo ostro oStel
Tita, ker je dopustil aretirati
zagrebSkega nadSkofa Alojzija
Stepinaca. "Pretreslo me je, ko
sem dobil porocilo 0 tenn novem
napadu ma katoliSko d~uhovScino
in cerkev V Jugoslaviji," je re-
KEEL kardinal Stritch in dodal,
kako ga boil, ker Sc duhovScino
in nune sedaj toliko p%reganja.
Ampak kardinal je pozabil do
dati, da je nadSkof Stepinac te-
sno sodeloval z rabljem Paveli-
Gem in mu pomagal, ter da je
pomagal boju proti now Ju-
goslaviji Sc tudi potem, ko je
"poglavnik" il ME pobegnil z
okupatorji vred.
Jos. Broz-Tito je po~roceval-
Gem tujega tiska V Beogradu po-
jasnil, da nadSkof Stepinac nj
bill obtozen cato ker je duhov-
nix, pac pa zaradi svojih tezkih
prestopkov proti narodu, kate
remu bi moral sluziti "Cerkev
V Jugoslaviji nj preganjana, ne
vera zatirana, je dejaI Tito. OBJ
ravnava proti Stepinacu Sc je
pricela minuli pondeljek, Poro-
cevalci domacega in tujezem-
skega tiska imajo manic svobo-
den dostop in lahko V sVoje Ii
ste presto poro6ajo, kakor so IL
obravnave proti Mihajlovicu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
IL KQnsdsu

Pa kako vraga, da smo Sc
naselili ravno V tel %peklenski
Sahari, ko je vendar V Ameriki
dosti lepsih in prijetnejSih kra-
Jew" smo jamrali spet minulo
poletie V Kansasu. Celia diva me-
SEGA Gulija in avgusta) je sonce
pablo kot "a stavo in tempera-
tura dosegala dan "a dnem cd
100 do 112 stopinj in V celem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

Ze mnogokrat je bilo il Parl-
"a, IL Rima in Beograda, pa tudi
il Trsta porocano, da Sc zastop-
niki Jugoslavije in I%talije med
sabo neuradno pomenjkujejo,
kako bi lahko reSili primorsko
vprasanje med sabo = brez u
mesavania anglo-ameriSke sile.
Kajti Italia in J~ugoslavija bo-
sta morali ziveti druga Tx dru-
&c in DO lie NINA V korist, &c Sc
sporazumeta "a sozitje tako, da
DO NINA V korist, ne pa visoki
politiki kake tuje imperialism
che drzave.
Cd kraja SO posebno italian
ski liberalci svetovali, da maj Sc
Beograd in Rim med sabo pobo-
tata, pa DO velik del problema
mirovne conference reSen. Toda
iugoslovanski krogi V Parizu ne
uradno omenjajo, da je TAX spo-
razum "a enkrat nemogoc, ker
je sedanja italijanska vlada, ka-
teri naceljuje Alcide de Gaspe-
ri, lie lutka - orodje V rokah
anglo-ameriSke diplomacije. In
anglosaSki biloxi pac noce, da bi
oriSlo med Italijo in Jugoslavi-
10 do "~pretesne zveze".
"a sporazum med Italijo in
Jugoslavijo govori mnogo argu-
mentov. Prvic, ODE sta 81 sosedi,
med obema je bila re pref mo-
cha trgovina, ODE sta V marsi-
Gem navezani druga ma drugo
in V Interest," obeh je, da Sc ne
bi dali najemati "a Togo V korist
imperialisticnih sill - V tenn
slucaju anglo-ameriSkega bloka.
Do minute vojne sta bill ODE go
spodarsko podvrzeni V prvi VI
sti Hitlerjevi Nemciji in V dru-
gi pa kapitalizmu Velike Brita-
nije, Francije in Zed. draw, XII
je incl V NINA glavno besedo
V rudarstvu, V financah in med
narodnem prometu. ~
Italijani V Trstu - velika We
Gina trzaSkega prebivalstva -
je "a prijateljski sporazum med
Italijo in Jugoslavijo. Enako jih
je veliko V Italiji sami, XII b
raise sozitje Z Jugoslavijo kot
pa da bi morali ziveti z MO '
napetih odnosajih.
Ampak, kot re receno, - da-
nasnja italijanska vlada nj sa.
mostojna, 6eprav SO V Mi tud
socialist in komunisti. Prevla.
dujejo V Mi tisti, XII lahko polka.
zejo, ceS, vzrok, da V Italiji m:
emo, da obnavljamo V Mi indu.
striio, obrate it'd, je pomOc, k
10 nam nudi Velika Britannia
oosebno pa Zed. drzave. Kaj b
YAM mogla Jugoslavija datit
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
Il SANSovego uroda
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.
Prepaid med vzhodom in zupudom ne
lie v Evropi temveS fudi v Aziii

yorne centralne oblasti mad ma
rOdOm.
3. Nadaljevali bono napore
denacifikacije, trdi minister
Byrnes. Toda vojaki in tudi
uradniki tujih dezel vseeno nj
so najboljSi cuvarji demokraci-
je nekega drugega naroda.
4. Koncno je tudi dejal, da
nocemo, da bi postala Nemcija
satelit neke druge dezele, ter da
hi zivela pod diktaturo, donna
co ali tujo.
TIE besede bodo imele cuden
in jake nezazeljen odmev V All
iatSkih dezelah. Ako sta mir in
blagostanje nedeljiva, ali ne We
liza to tudi "a Indonezijo, kjer SO
Britanci S pomocjo nasega lend
lease orozja tako dolgo drzali
pristaniSca, dOkler Sc nj izkrca-
10 dovolj nizozemskih vojakov,
katere smo tudi mi opremili?
Nizozemci bodo zdaj kmalu do
wolf mogocni V dezeli, da bodo
mogli, kot pravijo, "politicno"
urediti p~olozaj go. z narodom,
XII Sc je junasko boril, da Sc
osvobodi tujih gospodarjev, ka-
tere crit in ~sovrazi.
Ako nocemo, da bi narod pri-
sci pod oblast neodgovorne VIA
de, zakaj to ne velja tudi "a FL
lipince?
Ako res verujemo, da tuji vo-
jaki MISC najboljSe jamstvo "a
demokracijo neke druge deze-
lie, kako bodo Japonci, ali pa ce-
10 general Macarthur mislili o
tenn?
In ako nocemo, da postane
NemGija satelit in da bi zdiho-
vala pod diktatorsko oblastjo,
zakaj SmO potem ma KltaJskem
ravnokar predali ogromne kohl
cine bistveno vaznih predmetov
il svojih zalog vladi, XII jih po-
trebuje "a nadaljevanje svoje
vojne, katero vodi radi tega,
ker noce sprejeti vladnega ST.
sienna, XII bi bill odvisen Cd vo-
lie naroda?
Cesto Sc je re pokazalo, da ena
slabost nasega State department
ia je to, da strokovnjaki "a azij-
ske dezele nimajo niCesar pove-
dati, kadar gre "a izjave, XII Sc
pcsredno ticejo tudi Azije,
Strokovnjaki "a Evropo imajo
mnogo vec vpliva. Dobro bi bio,
da odobre vazne govore "a Ev-
ropo tudi azijski strokovnjaki.
Odmev V Aziji DO najbrze ia,
da DO vedno vec ljudi preprica-
nih, da je treba podpreti Rusijo
- radi Nth lastne svObOde.