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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Russian Officers Model Compact;
Efficient Army For New Poland

men under his direct command
when Germany surrendered.
cat present, he told foreign
new3men, 'the figure of U. S. S. R.
officers in our army does not ex-
coed four and a half per cent OF
the Polish Officers corps"
1t was different, he said, when
the formation of the new army
vas begun. I'VE had no officers
corps. Fifteen thousand of our
officers were in German prison
camps. A great number went to
Romania and Hungary and from
there to France and England. An
other part found themselves in the
United States and marched with
Anders' army (Polish General
Wladyslav Anders, who has re-
fused to lead his Polish second
army corps back to Poland from
Italy and Britain.
There was no corps. In those
hard times the United States help
ed us not only with munitions and
equipment. but also by giving us
officers who helped organize and
train the army.
I'VE were very hard up and
we asked the Red Army command
to give us officers as command
ers and instructors. Since May
9, 1915, not a single Red Army
officer has Joined our forces be-
cause we have u own officers
now.
I'm carrying out rehabilitation,
we demobilized the Red Army
officers and sent them back to
the U. S. S. R. We dismissed
them with thanks for their help in
commanding, organizing and
schooling our soldiers. They have
rendered u army a great ser
The marshal said that General
Dwight Eisenhower, U. S. army
chief of staff, had promised to
send American army lecturers to
Polish military academies.
Higher military training is an
important part of the army's pro-
gram and a high military school
is to be organized next year. At
present there are II officers
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

AS we recall the noble men and
women who have served us, and
Thee, In the things of the Gosnel.
U Heavenly Father, our hearts e-e
warm a n d grateful. Make us
worthy of them. Amen,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Clash Of Atomic Opinions

In his speech before the United Ma
tons Atomic Energy Commission in
June, Bernard M. Baruch said: 1--WE of
this nation . are prepared to make
our full contribution toward effective
control of atomic energy.
when an adequate system for con-
troll of atomic energy, including the re-
nunciation of the bomb as a weapon,
has been agreed upon and put into eff
fective action and condign punishments
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

The Goddard Cup event tied
with the Masters pair champion
ship for the largest field in the
recent summer national tourna-
ment. There were 112 pairs in both
events. The Goddard game is a
one sea son contest, the high per-
centage pair of the field winning.
This year it went to Mrs. Jeff
Click, of Miami, Fla, and Miss
Vera Vaughn of Brooklyn, N. Y.
They had a 70 percent game to
win the event. Mrs. Click won
the national mixed pair cham
pionship a few years ago with her
husband, Jeff Click, who is a Life
Master.
Mrs. Click is apt to trip her
opponents up with a tricky play,
as she did with today's hand.
Dummy's ten of diamonds won
the opening lead, and the six of
spades was played. Declarer fl
messed the 10-spot and Mrs. Click
(South) won with the queen.
Now she made her tricky play.
she led the queen of clubs, and
while d%eclarer's proper play might
have been to cover with dummy's
king, he made the mistake of
playing low.
Mrs. Click then led the king of
diamonds to kill dummy's queen.
Her partner trumped with the
eight of spades and led back a
small club. Mrs. Click won and
played a small diamond, and de-
clared sent a boy, trumping with
the seven of spades. North over
trumped with the nine and re-
turned the eight of clubs. De-
clarer elected to discard one of
his losers, so South frumped with
the deuce of spades, then played
the jack of hearts. Declarer went
up with the ace, cashed the king
Of spades, but his contract was
1cWn one trick.
Many an expert has fallen for
he play of the queen from the
&c queen. 1t will not work often,
tut when it does it, is a lot of fun.
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Tonight's The Night

Tonight will be the last opportunity
that Wilmingtonians and the residents
of Eastern North Carolina have to OBJ
serve the most spectacular shower OF
shooting stars that this country has
seen since 1872.
The celestial display is being provld-
ed by meteors which follow the orbit
of Giacobini-Zinner's comet and are be-
lieved to be debris from the comets
nucleus.
The comet itself cannot be seen with
out a telescope, but on October 9, 1888,
the most recent occasion upon which
it was in a favorable position to provide
fireworks in the sky for observers, it
is credited with having produced an
exceptionally brilliant meteor display
over Europe.
The display in 1888, when observers
at Malta counted 22,500 meteors in five
hours, could not be seen in this country
because the earth had passed through
the meteor stream before darkness
came to North America. Tonight, how
ever, there is ground for hope that OBJ
servers in this area may have better
luck.
Scientists say the earth will be only
$4,000 miles from the orbit Travelled
by the comet, as compared with 500, 900
miles in 1888, this adding to the posi-
bility of an unusually spectacular show
er tonight.
Another favorable circumstance for
observers here is the fact that the me-
teor shower should reach it's height
about $50 tonight.
The radiant point of the meteors,
which is in the constellation Draco,
will be high in the northwest sky. A
bright moonlight will n t the
faintest meteors being seen, however
a large number of brilliant ones should
be easily visible.
Should you care to add to mans
common store of knowledge you might
turn amateur astronomer for the eve
ming. If this appeals to you here are the
simple rules to follow:
Count the meteors seer during every
half hour being careful to record the
exact hour and minute at which they
begin and end each half-hour count.
Describe the condition of the sky
during your watching periods.
Send your reports to the American
Meteor Society, care of the Flowers Oh
servatory, Highland Park, Penna.
In this way you should assure your
self of seeing one of natures most bril-
liant displays and at the same time you
a make a worthwhile contribution to
astronomy's knowledge of h o o n 9
stars.
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Inc authority of American foreign policy
IS dependent upon the degree of American
unity behind it. - Senator Arthur H. Vanden-
berg of Michigan,
doubt very much whether the American
wdse-earner really believes that anybody can
guarantee security in this world. What he really
wants IS steady employment at a fair rate of
pay. Henry Ford II,
10 think of abolishing the Navy while the
sea IS still needed for traffic in war would he
as latuous as abolishing the State Highway Pa.
t[ol while passenger cars and trucks still use
'he ROADS. Admiral w. H. P. Blandy.
/, LOO many returning tourists are saying on
l1elr return that I saw plenty of fat people
ABROAD. They don't realize this is a direct re-
SUI Oh a seriously unbalanced diet, often caus-
~ ny eating chiefly one starchy STABLE. like
potatoes. Jane Evans, member of execu-
1--WE board of o Collection of JDC.
NO matter what plans of International CO.
opeiaton we have, we are doomed to catastro-
wv uhless we can get a new spiritual outlook
IN the hearts of men and women Bishon
Henry Knox Sheriff..
III peace as in war, there is no substitute
loi teamwork between business and govern.
.ilent IN the solution of problems which both
agree are In the public interest. - President
Atalhst the tactics and taunts of Republican
leocIon' a Democratic administration built
a machine OF victory, built it against the Hit.
- n[dho OIL human engineering that is on trial
al nuremberg today.
-1oV. John 0. Pastore Of Rhode Island
mere is no place in our international re-
lduohS eilher for partisan politics or for intra-
party olVlsion Or personal ambitions.
Senator Tom Connally Of Texas
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of "a months obligatory military
service, starting with men 10 years
of age. Men who are sole support
Of a family and workers indi-
s%pensable in state industries, such
as coal miners, and teachers and
clergymen are exempt. Poles
whose religious beliefs forbid them
to fight r assigned to non-combat
unites.
Rola-Zymierski said that Poland
had a standing army of 250,00
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

schools in Poland and two hlgneS
schools to train company, oa!'
talon and regimental command
ers. The army plans to send some
officers to military academies
abroad.
Rola-Zymierski said that M'
army's political education system
'tends to make the soldiers con,
scious citizens of the state anu
great care is taken of their mora
and material welfare"
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QUESTION: What are the symp.
toms of low blood pressure? Are
there any serious after-effects?
ANSWER: Many patients with
low blood pressure show no synp-
toms of it. In most cases low
blood pressure is a blessing In dis
guise, as, under normal circum'
stances, it guarantees long Life.
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set up for violations Of the rules of
control which are to be stigmatized as
international crimes, we propose that:
"Q) Manufacture of atomic bombs
shall stop,
"(2) Existing bombs shall be dis
posed of pursuant to the terms OF the
treaty, and
"(3) The international Atomic De-
velopment) Authority shall be in posses
sion of full information as to the know
how for the production of atomic
energy"
This seems to state clearly that this
country would participate in the Baruch
plan for atomic energy control. Yet 1t
must be ambiguous. For the recent con-
ference of progressives in Chicago has
seen in it a requirement "that other
nations accept binding agreement not
to conduct research into the military
uses of atomic energy and to disclose
their uranium and thorium resources
while the United States retains its
technical knowledge and engineering
freedom, until the international system
is working to our satisfaction"
That position implies that we are the
only nation that has conducted or is
conducting atomic research along mill
tary lines. 1t implies that, although a
party to the atomic energy treaty, this
country would not disclose it's uranium
and thorium resources. It implies that
other countries would lose whatever
technical knowledge and engineering
freedom they may have, while we should
retain ours.
Such an Interpretation of the Baruch
plan seems less a criticism of the plan
itself than a doubt of our govern
ment's good intentions of living up to
its agreements.
The progressives' resolution on
atomic energy also states: ut is not
enough to ask other nations to be good,
with a promise that at some time, un-
defined, we may be good too" That
appears to be a deliberate and undeserv-
ed slap at Mr.. Baruch which is not
borne out by the facts in the case.
The basic difference between the
thinking represented by the Chicago
progressives and by those favoring the
Baruch plan is whether we shall destroy
our stock of atomic bombs before or
after an international control system
is set up and details of our atomic bomb
manufacture are made known.
The first group feels that to delay
the destruction of the bombs would be
to give a green light to about interna-
tional production for atomic war. But
since this country would agree, with
other countries, to renounce atomic ex-
p~losives as a weapon before the bombs
were destroyed, the only cause for alarm
would be a belief that the United States
governments word was worthless.
Destroying our atomic bombs would
not destroy our knowledge of how to
make them. 1t would not destroy what
ever similar knowledge the scientists of
other countries may possess. To release
the details of atomic bomb manufacture
before a control system were firmly
established would seem to be more of an
invitation to an ornaments race than
the Baruch plan.
OTTOT
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Doctor Says
PEMClLLIN SEEN
AS BOON TO CURE
BY WILLIAM A. O'DRIEN. NJ p

BY WILLIAM A. o'BRIEN, NJ. D.
The treatment of gonorrhea VIII,
penicillin has resulted in q birs
rate of cure. The treatment csa
be given in a physicians Office
but certain precautions must h.
observed if good results are 10 bs
attained.
DR.. j. R. Heller, Jr., of the Unit.
ed States Public Health Service
states in the Journal of the Amer.
can Medical Association his belis,
that the private practicing pby.
sician is the ideal person to CON,
suit for confidential. thoroupb
treatment of gonorrhea.
There are public clinics which
also treat this disease. but msnv
of their scheduled hours are suco
as to make it difficult for patient,
to get the intensive treatment.
There is general agreement t,at
the use of penicillln is the best
method of treating gonorrhea AT
the present time, and the onlv
difference of opinion is in regard
to the method of administrator
The United States Public Health
Service investigated the various
treatment schedules a n d found
that there was little difference in
the cure rates attained by single
injections Of penicillin : oil-beeS.
wax and by the two or three-aour
treatments involving hip injections
of a Wstery solution Of sodium
penicillln.
Patients under treatment for
%gonorrnea SHOULD not consider
4neIr injection a mllor aI4au, as
as it may have serious consequences
to themselves and others. Each
patient should report to his ply
sician for inspection at regular
times following apparent cure, al
though most of the flareups de,
velop within one week after the
treatment is stopped.
Second infections are common in
%gonorrnea patients because many
Of them do not change their habits
following a rapid cure Of the first
infection. This group constitutes a
serious public health menace.
Many %gonorrhea patients con.
tract syphilis at the same time.
Since both gonorrhea and syphilis
respond to treatment with pencil
lin, however, the development Of
syphilis may be masked.
In one hospital, approximately
10 per cent of the patients under
treatment. for gonorrhea also had
syphilis.
Physicians are urged to make a
blood test for syphilis in every
case of gonorrhea, at the begin
ming of treatment and at the end
of the first, second, and third
months.
Penicillin has cured 90 per cent
of patients hospitallzed with gon-
orrhea and IS per cent of gonor.
rhea p a e S treated In ply
sicians' offices. In the small per-
ceatage of failures, the diagnosis
was in error or larger amounts Of
p~eniclllin. administered over long
err periods of time, were needed.
The United States Public Health
Service has detected no gonorrhea
germ which resists peniclllln.
QUESTION: What are the syrnp'
toms of low blood pressure? Are
there any serious after-effects?
ANSWER: Many patients with
low blood pressure show no symp'
toms of it. In most cases low
blood pressure is a blessing In dis
o,1icn DC 11nIor rnrroa1 rirrIlr1s
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QUOTATIONS.

Inc authority of American foreign policy
IS dependent upon the degree of American
unity behind it. Senator Arthur H. Vanden-
berg of Michigan.
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SCHICKLGRUBER? WHO'S HE?

PRAGUE, Oct. 9.-UH-Believe
it or not-the Czechs don't know
who Schicklgruber was. A British
film drew only puzzled silence foE
a joke involving a child named
Schicklgruber and a picture OF Hl''
Ter
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1t is not difficult to understand
why the memory of Elliott Roose-
velt' SO firm and detailed in his
torlcal matters which enhance the
sales OF his book and his own
profit, was so foggy in the incident
of the SIS, 600.
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7O-LETNICA GASILSTVA
v NOVEM MESTU

Letos 10. marca je poteklo 70
let, odkar je bila v Novem me-
stu ustanovljena prostovoljna
gasilska ceta. Bio je mnogo
truda, predno so 81 nabavili vse
potrebno orodje in opremo. Oh
njih 60 letnici so reki, da je
novomeska gasilska ceta lahko
"a vzgled vsem drugim ma Do
lenjskem. Toda okupatorji MISC
prizanesli prostovoljni gasilski
ceti, kar Sc je trudom v dol
gih 60 letih spravilo skupaj, so
unicili. V dnevih 6. in Z. julia
je novomeska gasilska ceta pra-
znovala svojo 7O-letnico. Ma We
Ger 6. julia Sc je vrsil koncert
novomeske godbe pred posto; v
nedeljo naslednji dan oh 5 uri
je bila budnica, oh 8 uri pa po-
klonitev cele cete spominu pa
dlih in umrlih gasilcev ma no.
vomeskem pokopaliscu. Oh de-
YETI uri je bila povorka po NEST
nih ulicah, katere so Sc udelezi-
lie tudi druge organizacije il
Novega mesta. Potem sc je ma
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nadskofa Margottija, ko govori
o Italijanih, XII so Sc postavili
ma stran "slovanskega komuniz-
ma" proti svoji domovini.
Tako nadskof Margotti potr-
juje svoje nacionalisticno zadr-
zanje zoper Slovence in svoje So
delovanje S fasizmom pri rama
rodovalni politiki slovanskega
zivlja v Julijski Krajini, kar jas
no dokazujejo rama zahvalna
pisma, XII jih je nadskof Margot-
tt prejel cd samega Mussolinija,
v katerih Sc mu zahvaljuje "a
njegovo sodelovanje z oblastmi
pri uveljavljanju "italijanstva"
Julijske Krajine.
Za sodelovanje fasisti6minai
oblastmai D Juijski Krajini je
madskot Margotti prejenaal cd
itaHjanske fa$isti6ne blade letne
demarne magrade, kakr$mih nj
prejel nobem drug $kof ali mad-
skof . Italji.
Ko je Italia leta 1910 stopila
v vojno in zahrbtno napadla
Francijo, je Margotti pozdravil
to dogodek blagoslovljanjem
italijanskega orozja, pozivajoe
duhovnike { S tajno okroznico),
maj molijo "a zmago in maj ''po-
kazejo vecje razumevanje "a Sc
danji cas-, "a zgodovinsko stvar-
most, katero ustvarja nasa Itali-
ia s svojim pogumom, svojo
velikodusnostjo, svojim du-
hom resnice in pravice."
Oh Vsaki zmagi fa$isti6nega
oroSjo je proslovljal mepremag-
ljivega duceja IN Velikega kralja
IN cesGrja.
Primorsko ljudstvo in posteni
slovenski duhovniki vsega tega
MISC pozabili. Zato odklanjajo,
da bi TAXI skofje delili njihovim
otrokom svete zakramente.
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L Liuds+vo Ju|ii iiske Kroiine odk|onio
fosis+icne skofe
Ponatis il "slovenskega poroeevalca"

Trst, 25. junija-V zadnjem
casu so napredni listi v zoni A
objavili vrsto dokumentov, XII je
il njih razvidno, kako sta gori-
Ski nadskof Margotti in trzaski
skof Santin sodelovali s fasistic-
MIN rezimom v borbi proti vse-
mu, kar je bilo slovenskega v
Julijski Krajini. Poleg tega so
objavili tudi nesteto pisem in
protestov slovenskih mater in
zen, v katerih izrazajo ogorce-
ME, proti skofoma in izjavljajo,
da ne bodo nikoli dovolile, da bi
goriski nadskof Margotti in tr-
zaski skof Santin birmala Mi
hove otroke, ker sta sodelovala
pri zlocinskem delovanju itali-
janskega fasizma in pri raznaro-
dovanju slovenskega prebival-
stva ma Primorskem.
Tako je prislo do incidentov
v Solkanu pri Gorici in Sezani,
kjer je ljudstvo hapodilo oba
skofa, XII sta hotela S silo i've
sti birmo proti wolff ljudstva.
Zaradi tega je po porocilu
"Giornale Alleato" nadSkof
Margotti 20. junija z dekretom
izobcil il cerkve stiri liste 20
nj A: "Primorski dnevnik," " I'll
Lavoratore," "Soski dnevnik" in
'Fronte Unico." Porocilo pravi
med drugim:
"V enem izmed svojih govo-
rov v goriski stolnici je Margot-
tt izjavil, da je dekret o izobce-
nju IL cerkve naperjen proti
vsem ravnateljem, urednikom,
dopisnikom in vsemu ostalemu
osobju stirih listov, kakor tudi
proti vsem, XII sirijo mnenje teh
stirih listov."
Oh koncu pravi porocilo, da je
nadskof obzaloval stalisce tistih
Italijanov, XII so sc postavili ma
stran "slovanskega komunizma"
proti svoji domovini.
Cudno zvenijo zadnje besede
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Mnogobarvni pisani mehikanski vzorci ma
tisnjeni ma lepemu blagu. Zavese so lepo
ljene belim nabranim blagom. AZ incev
dolge-idealne "a kratka kuhinjska okna
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100. II 50 potem porazdeljeni v
skupine. Vsaka skupina pose
bel ina Sc posebne referente "a
kulturno prosvetno delo, "a
stencas, posebne studijske kroz-
ke. Pc direktivah uprave Sol vo-
di odbor sam svoje delo. Vsaka
skupina ina svojega instructor
ia IL uprave. Predavanja SO
vsem skupna, diskuzije SO delo-
ma skupne, deloma locene po
skupinah.
Ker je sola namenjena "a bo-
doce politicne delavce, "a bodo-
&c clane odborov o F, A F z in
drugih organizacij, je razumlji-
vo, da je zacetna ucna snow pre-
gled in zgodovina politienega de-
la Osvobodilne fronte in njene
borbe. Oh razlikah med stare
in novo Jugoslavijo Sc temelji-
to seznanijo vprasanji O raz-
voju in izgradnji oblasti, sezna-
MILO Sc najbolj potrebnimi in
najbolj splosnimi zakoni, dobi-
jo vpogled v gospodarska
vprasanja in ~najbolj konkretne
naloge ma terenu. Predavatelji
obravnavajo najvec gospodarska
vprasanja in vprasanja v zvezi
S konkretnimi nalogami, dale
predavanja o zadruznistvu, o
sindikatih it'd. Tecajniki hodijo
tudi ma okrozne, okrajne in kra-
jevne konference OF. poroca-
jo njih o napakah it'd. Neka-
teri delajo posebne referate o
delu ma njihovem lastnem tere-
nu. Oh teh referatih razprav-
ljajo in Sc ucijo. Knjiznica in
dnevno casopisje Jim nudi do
volj moznosti, da sc seznanijo z
osnovno, dnevno politicno pro-
blematiko. Stevilne brosure in
knjige, XII jih studirajo, jih uva-
jajo v vsa tista vprasanja, XII
pridejo v postev kot predmet
njihovega studija.
Dnevni red tecajnikov je ta-
ko razdeljen, da je dejansko
vsaka minuta plodno izkorisce-
ma. Vstajajo oh g., nato imajo
dnevne proste vaje, nakar je
nujno potrebno zaradi stalnega
studija, dolgega sedenja in ma
pornega dusevnega della. Oh Z.
uri imajo zajtrk in potem pre-
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Now iesenski droper,
prints

40" sirokoI pisano drapery blago
obsirni izberi novih jesenskih
vzorcev in barv Stalne barve. ?
Izvrstno blago "a pokrivala "a =
stole in "a zavese.
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danskih predavanj znova raz-
lozi. Oh sedmih vecerjajo, ma
kar Sc spet vrstijo referati o
clankih, knjigah, 0 delu ma te-
renu, opoliticnih pregledih. vca-
sih gredo v TEN casu v kino,
gledalisce ali ma koncerte, OBJ %.
uri pa gredo spat.
Politicna sola pri IOOF Slove-
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'POiticna sOla
Slovenii'iie

IA uSpeS Sno pohtlcno delO,
uresnicanje programa Osvobo-
dime fronte je potreben dober
politicen kader. Tega pa danes
primanjkuje, ceprav so leta ma
rodno osvobodilnega boja vzgo-
jila veliko odlicnih politicnih
delavcev in aktivistov OF.
S perspective nasega polite
mega in gospodarskega razvoja,
Sc m pokaze vprasanje do
brih politicnih delavcev Sc bolj
perece. Pri mas je oblast v ro-
kah ljudstva, cato je potrebno,
da ljudstvo INA vladati. Ia vse
to je treba zmoznih ljudi, XII bo-
do znali delati, upravljati in vo-
diti. Vprasanje politicnega della
je potemtakem odvisno cd do
brih in sposobnih aktivistov in
politicnih delavcev.
Najnaravneje je, da Sc TAXI
politicni delavci usposabljajo v
posebnih politicnih solah in te-
cajih. v ia namen je pri mas IL
vrsni odbor Osvobodilne fronte
ustanovil posebno politicno So
10.
Politicna sola pri IOOF Slo-
venije traja sest do sedem ted
nov. Casovno je to razmeroma
zelo malo, po obsirnosti v tenn
casu predelane ucne snovi pa
pomeni veliko. Namen Sole je,
da da tecajnikom osnovno poll
ticno vzgojo, XII jim maj da moz-
most, da oh delu ma terenu po-
stanejo dobri politicni delavci,
vzgojitelji, predavatelji. sola
nudi vse tiste osnovne moznosti
nadaljnega dela in razvoja, XII
ga oh studiju in oh konkretnem
politicnem delu ma terenu lahko
dosezejo absolvent.
Kader, XII prihaja v to Solo,
prihaja il vseh delov Slovenije.
Tu so kmecki fantje in dekleta
delavci in STUDENT, ljudje IL
partizanov in internacij, in tudi
taxi, XII so nekaj casa pristine
sluzili v nemski vojski, pa SO Sc
potem S svojim zadrzanjem in
delom ma terenu izkazali vred-
ne, da postanejo politicni delav-
ci med svojim ljudstvom. Tez-
MIA po politicni izobrazbi in delu
jih zdruzuje in brise med mimi
razlike stanu in della.
Ker je cas- tega politienega
solanja razmerova kratek, je
velikega pomona organizacija
pouka. To je izvedena tako, da
je dejansko izkoriseena vsaka
minuta. Obicajno stevilo udele-
zencev politicne Sole je okoli