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Evening star., 1946-04-21
Latin american
Musicale Planned

The Latin American Diplomatic
Corps is sponsoring musicale and
tea, to be given at the Argentine
Embassy on Wednesday, April "a,
for the benefit of the National
Symphony Orchestra. The musicale
will feature South American concert
artist, Maria de PM de Chrestia, in
IAN hour of song"
The chatelsine Of the Argentine
Embassy, Sonora de Luti, wife Of the
Minister Counselor and Charge
d'Affaires, heads the committee.
which also includes the other wives
of chiefs of the Latin American
missions. Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
honorary vice president of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra Associa-
ton; Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe,
chairman of the Women's Com
mittee and member of the board of
directors; Mrs. Emil Hurja, chair
man of the Metropolitan Com
mittee, and Mrs. c. C. Glover, jr.,
member of the board of directors
and 1946 campaign chairman, will
be the special guests of the Latin
American committee at this party.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

Miss Virginia Rae Rensch, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leo William
Rensch, and Mr.. Robert H. Graves,
son of Mrs. Amelia T. Graves and
the late Mr.. Walter E. Graves, were
married April 13. The wedding took
place in the First Evangelical and
Reformed Church, the Rev. F. Nell
sen Schlegel officiating at o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Miss Shirley Lee Rensch, as
maid of honor. Her other attend
ants were Mrs. George F.. l.. Steibel
and Miss Maxine Patricia Justice.
Mr.. Walter E. Graves was best
man for his brother, and the, ushers
were another brother, Mr.. Thomas
E. Graves, and Mr.. Richard Wood
son.
The reception was held in the
Admiral Club, and the wedding
cake, which the bride cut, was one
which had been kept Is years es-
pecially to be used at the wedding
of the first daughter in the family
to be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves will make
their home in Washington after
their short wedding trip. He re-
Gently returned from 26 months
duty with the Army in India.
Mrs. Samuel T. Graves, grand
mother of the bridegroom, came
from Baltimore for the wedding,
and also there was Mrs. William N.
Rensch of Portsmouth, Va, great
aunt of the bride.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
0ainfiinsss.Q Insurance!

The bright style PAGERS of the coun.
try constantly ask themselves one
question What is the trend?"
But this season any woman can read
the straws.in.the.fashion wind .
prettiness and daintiness are lead
ing the way, with accent on the
feminine! So the trend toward
fragrant AMOLIN Personal De-
odorant Cream is only natural,-
for" this snow-white cream gives
daintiness-insursnce against often
sive perspiration odor. AMOLlN
helps prevent perspiration odors
from forming never discolors,
doesn't so "srainy" or hard. 1t
vanishes under arms but continues
to give dependable deodorizins pro-
lection. AMOLIN comes in 29c
and 49c sizes!
Evening star., 1946-04-21
White House Fete

Another social precedent was set
yesterday when Mrs. Truman en-
tertained in the White House
kitchen, f1guratively speaking. For
several years she has been a men,
ber of Spanish class and her
guests yesterday were members of
the five classes, the White House
class. the Senate ladies class and
the three classes which meet in the
apartment of Judge and Mrs. Clar-
ence Norton Goodwin in the Shore
ham.
Mrs. Truman received her guests
in the red room and small tables
were placed in the state dining
room, where members of the class
acted as mattresses. Other men,
berS assisted the teacher. Senor
Ramon Ramos. to prepare the meal
and do the marketing several days
ago.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

North Arlington was the guest Of
honor at a bridal shower Wednesday
evening at which Mrs. Lloyd S.
Tenny of Washington entertained
25 guests. Miss Nichols wedding to
1t. Ray Edward Dryden. u S. N,
of saltwater, Okla, will take place
May in First Presbyterian Church
of Arlington.
Mrs. George Voith Of Virginia
Highlands is visiting in Mattapan,
Mass, with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie w.
Thomson, and her new granddaugh-
ter Helen Marie Mr.. Voith left
yesterday to join her there for a
two-week stay and Mrs. Voith will
return about May l5
Mrs. Elmer Du Temple entertained
20 guests at a buffet supper party
Wednesday evening at her home in
Bancroft
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Harrison
of Highland Park have as guests
Mrs. Harrison's cousins, Capt. and
Mrs. Arthur Palmer of Manchester
Conn. Mrs. Harrison's sister, Miss
Bernice Jackson, and Mr.. William
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Bonita Austad We'd

Simply arranged was the wedding
yesterday OF Miss Bonita Austad,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver E.
Austad of Flandreau, N. OAK, and
1t. Robert Lewis Pipes, son of Mrs.
Pipes and the late Col. Henry F.
Pipes, Medical Corps, U. S. A. The
ceremony was performed in the
chapel at Walter Reed, Chaplain
Eugene Frein officiating, at 4:3O
o'clock, and the reception was held
In the Kennedy-Warren.
1t. Elfage Austad gave his sister
in marriage. Her bridesmaids were
Miss Dorothy Ann Barnhardt and
Miss Marjorie Sarratt and Capt.
Donald Hoggson, A. U. S., was best
man.
1t. and Mrs. Pipes left later for
Atlantic City for a short wedding
trip while the former is awaiting
orders.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Gksay., p, Weekn.!

The grass is greenins and the buds
are sprouting on the trees and
who wants to beware of moth haz-
ards right now: But, lady, those
woolens are Going to be mighty
hard to replace next Fall so
take my advice and HEX EN- right
now! HEX is the new, odorless,
non inhammable moth proofer
that's literally lifesaver for rugs,
blankets, woolens and all your win.
ter hnery. And it's NO trouble at
all for NO STORING OR
WRAPPING is needed, once the
woolens have been SPRAYED with
HEX! Harmless to any fabric
water won't harm, it has been
proved that moth larvae positively
will NOT damage anything treated
with HEX. So get out your wool
ems right now hang EN- and
HEX EN-! and moth troubles
are over! HEX is featured at
Hardware, Variety, Dept. and Drug
Stores.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

tertain eight guests at luncheon
Wednesday at the Little Tea House
in compliment to Mrs. Sutherland.
An Afternoon Of bridge at the home
Of Mrs. Schaeffer on Arlington Ridge
road will follow the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller o. Stout of
North Arlington are spending Easter
and the week end at Atlantic City
and Sea Isle, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arthur Fuller
have moved from their home in Ar
lington Forest to their farm at
Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Revie of
Arlington Forest have as their guest
Mrs. Revie's moti.er, Mrs. James J
Riley Of Providence, r. I. Miss
Jacqueline Revie, who is a student
at Moore Institute of Art, Phila-
delphia, is spending the Easter va
cation with her parents.
Mr.. Carl w. Hendricks of Los An
geles is spending two weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Ida r. Hendricks
Of North Arlington.
Miss Eleanor Anne Nichols OF
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Grant, both Of Putnam, Conn, are
spending the week end with them, !

Grant, both of Putnam, Conn, are
spending the week end with them.
Maj. and Mrs. Virgil o. johnson
of Virginia Highlands are on the
West Coast and will visit relatives
in California and Utah before re-
turning to Arlington and moving
into their new home on Army Navy
drive.
Mrs. o. C. Olman of Beaver Dam,
Wis, is the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, 1t. and Mrs. Arthur
Lankford of North Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Nelson
of Bancroft have as guests Mrs.
Nelson's brother and sister, -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Darnall of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Margerye Prytherch of ALL
rora Hills has as guest Miss Edith
Margerun of Princeton, N. j., and
is entertaining today in her honor
at luncheon and Easter egg hunt.
Among the guests are 1t. Carroll
Tornroth of San Francisco and Miss
Doris Barbour.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Sheer, eGov.L Sin!

Apply HOUBIGANT'S new
"Translucid" CREAM-TONE in
the morning before YOU powder
and you can stop those worried
glances at the mirror every time
you pass one. The velvety film of
this creamy, tinted makeup base
will hold your powder evenly all
day long. 1t will hide minor skin
blemishes and faithfully reward
you with sheer and lovely COM
plexion. Don't fear that CREAM
TONE will give YOU a hard. caked
look for it has a cream base
that makes it smooth on easily and
assures a lone.lastins natural ap-
pearance. Today ask for a shade
to match your own natural skin
tone. 81 plus tax at better
Cosmetic Counters!
Evening star., 1946-04-21
n!A' groe~e4 Hands p, Sr,;~,; 51a,k;o. Ra,a4u

Cooru tops with plain skirts sknsy
binations The Fashion Parade Spring l946 styles
demand scupuous sroomed hands
dramatic PACOUNS Hand Cream
work for you! Its the SOFT snowyhte hand originally
developed the demands doctors
and of 80 40 times day. worked
hands from dne
quickly became cherished hand women Tv
yourself how this fine extured fragrant
hndskn to look smoother softer and
Look for the famous purple and white PACONS Drug Depart
ent and oc Stores after rough household
before night bring hands
Evening star., 1946-04-21

plies his confidence in you as the
sood-provider, the queen of his
household, as well as his heart!
So why not add SCHLITZ Beer as
the companion to the good dinner
you've prepared? Watch his face
light up when he sees the spark.
ing, pale.amber clarity of SCHLlTZ
in your finest goblets how he
smiles at you as he savors that
fine. mellow flavor of the beer that
made Milwaukee famous! Brewed
with just the kiss of the hops,
SCHLlTZ hasn't even a trace of
harsh bitterness. That's why it's
the perfect beverage-mate to good
food. Order from your Food Store
right along with your groceries.
SCHLITZ is brewed by Jos.
Schlitz Brewing Co, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
rauNSfTTEs
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BROWN BETTY be another puddns
but add this galaxy of subtle BURNETT FOOD FLA
NORS and
Mir cups Of soft bread crumbs. u cup melted butter
Spread u in bottom Of creased baking dish uh ufH.
drained canned sliced peaches and half Of mixture Of
cup peach syrup, tew drops Of BURNETTS Nnmes Gin.
and Lemon Fapo,s. IA bp lemon juice, tbst.
Repeat Cover mifh remaining crumbs Bake half.
hour covered. y hour in moderately
1878 F.
The combination of BURNETTS Food Favors trick
making pudding into for Ask
Grocer for the 26 other FIavors
Evening star., 1946-04-21
arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Wine
entertained 80 guests from Arling-
ton at a dance last evening at their
home on Lorcom lane in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland G. Suther-
land of Short Hills, N. J. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutherland, former residents
Of the Country Club Hills section,
with their children, Dorothy. Donald
and Robert, have been visiting In
Norfolk with Mr.. and Mrs. Harcourt
c. Sontag and in Arlington with Mr..
and Mrs. John Teunis of Country
Club Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teunis will enter
tain II guests at dinner Thursday
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Suther-
land
Mrs. George c. Schaeffer will en-
Evening star., 1946-04-21

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UNDERWEAR
for INFANTS

Does that cuddly apple of your
eye have the benefit of the BEST
YOU can buy? Then surely the E.Z
label is familiar to you :. for it
insures baby with undersarments
that FIT! That's because every
E-Z shirt for Infants is marked
with the WEIGHT as we'll as the
AGE of the child for whom it
was cut. This insures baby against
misht too-tieht binding or too
loose punching. Ask for E.Z In.
fant's Wear :. easy to wash, sturdy
for long wear. You'll love the tie
around and slip-over style shirts
. they have no buttons for baby
to chew . make it easy to dress
even a lively youn9ster! Use the
E.Z label as your shopping guide.
Look for it this week!
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Spit Eng.,naZ?

hope it doesn't happen-but next
time you split a fn9ernail, here's
a super way to patch it up till it
heals properly. Take a bit of
Scotch" Cellulose Tape and apply
it firmly to the whole surface of the
split nail-it'll stick without moist
ening. Now trim it to fit the shape
of your nail (manicure scissors do
the trick. Then apply nail polish
in the usual way. The sturdy
Scotch" Brand Tape will keep the
nail from snaeSin9 on everything
you touch--and no one can even
tell the nail is damaged. Scotch"
Tape has SO many smart uses like
this that you'll want roll around
the house all the time. Your favor
ite store may have it now. In the
smart Scotch Plaid Dispenser-2Se
complete.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
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Where's the mother who doesn't
dream Of curly rinslets for her
baby's head? Well. lady, dream no
more for NESTLE Baby Hair
Treatment can actually help form
natural-looking curls and rinsIets
on your baby's head! This gentle
lotion, used for over 80 years BY
mothers all over the country, will
help make thin, wispy hair look
thicker and more luxuriant. Why
not try it today! It's commended
by Parents Magazine and you'll
find it at Drug Stores, Beauty and
Baby Shops. A 81 bottle makes a
full quart of treatment.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
20, RaIys Skin Care!

" It's mighty bab,s with the BEST
~ buy Id advise RESINOL Soap because
u free possible
~, will help keep babys delicate
J" of perfection There's "woody fragrance
becoming babies and RESINOL is mild pure. Only the
finest Ingredients used making! Then there's RESINOI On
for those small disturbances chsppns
burning simple rahes babydom RESNO
soothing products
handy in the nursery ALWAYS!
Evening star., 1946-04-21

whats for sup
per, h y?'
may we'll be a
romantic COM
pliment rather
than just Gu.
riosity in that
man of yours!
T h e question
probably i'm.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

S Have noticed how choice
~ overnight handbag eaudy bauble
N effect of ensemble In the
4NH ing cigarette COMPLETELY spoil
%I5H relaxation You know what
T smoke bits of escaped tobacco
ER Heeks of cigarette the lips! That's
tuK VlCEROYS as the SMART smoke for SMART
A tor the filter checks and other
E lrran from the fragrant smoke! addition
~ particles of tobacco IN the
unidily the teeth. Switch to VICEROY
aretes and you'll enjoy truly fragrant tasteful
smoking ''
Evening star., 1946-04-21

If you're Grown-Up Overweight write for design
for Reducing which includes complete reducing plan for both
wide choice of delicious nourishins
Ash for booklet by Name addressing Nancy S 27 Madison
Ave, New ok 16, N. Y. Write for FREE copy TODAY
Evening star., 1946-04-21
5,.. Gookkh J.Nyeu HOW to Reduce!

Here are two FREE gifts for normal over.
weights!
If you're a Teen-ager, write for
Through the Looking Glass"
the cleverest booklet I've ever seen. 1t shows
YOU exactly how TO take of those unwel-
come pounds and really makes weight
losing simple. There's long list Of foods
you can get slim on and the Diet Plan even
Evening star., 1946-04-21

This ONE time of the everybody GOOD
~ Nature itself is making friendly sesture-for April
tang and the turf has spring! So let the happiness
Easter Day make Spring FRIENDLY season
" too! Say hello friends with GIBSON Greeting
cards when there's a birthday to ceIe.
bae funny cards wide selection of
peronalzed friendly cards. you'll find just
for GIBSON Greeting Gard reflects Thought
une word and through each stroke of the
GIBSON Greeting Gard will be dealer to show
his GIBSON Assortment this week.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
RuY-LLMES BY Mamy 5aerr
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column Of Interesting Things

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why face bed with the oveier
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Evening star., 1946-04-21


Ceansna
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-17

V VRHOVNEM SODIsCU je spor. Sporekla sta 81 re dolgo nazaj
ma sknvaj sOdnika Robert III. Jackson ina desni) in Hugo Black ina
levD. Jackson je nacelnik sOdisca v NUrnburgu, ker zavezniska JUS
ta sodi nemSke vOjne zlOCince.- Blacka je ObdOziL, da prOtezra v
vrhOvnem sOdiscu advOkate, Xxi 81 bill njegOvi partneri ali pa njegOvi
priateji To je "a naSO sOdno ustanOvo teak udarec, ampak d nepO-
trebnem. Sal so sodniki tudi Ijudje. In cestokrat 81 vrhovni sodniki
razdvojeni, da Sc razdele pet prot prot Sirim. MANFRED v raza-
ganju, kaj je ustavnO in kaj ne.
SOdnik Jackson - praviO Sc je raZeZil mad vsO to sOdnO
kOmedjO najvec cato, kr ga Truman mi imenOvaI "a predsednika vr-
hOvnega sodiSGa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-17
Mir ali koseki popirio?
NopisoI "a ONA Victor Bienstock

tudi NemGija Sc nj vse.
Temeljno v~praSanje je ma
slednje - ali bodo Zed. drzave,
Velika Britannia in Sovjetska
unija sposobne ziveti V miru in
V enem samem svetu ali ne.
Ako ne, DO svet razdeljen dive
zoni, V zahodno in rusko, in pref
ali slej DO izbruhnil med NINA
neizogibni konflikt.
Ako je res, da hocemo mir, po-
tenn morajo veliki trije sestaviti
mirovno pogodbo - cisto sami
med seboj. Ako bi TAXA mirov-
ma konferenca uspela, je jasno,
da bi zavladal mir, kajti vojna
bi bila nemOgoca ma svetu, ma
katerem so Amerika, Russia in
Britannia V prijateljskem spo-
razumu. Lahko recemo, da hi
cello sporna VpraSanja, XII danes
zastrupljajo svet, izgubila svo-
10 VaZnOst.
V tenn sluGaju bi postalo mo-
goce obraVnavati visa vpraSa-
MIA V smislu pravice, ne pa IL
kljucno il vidika ruske, britain
ske ali ameriske Strategic. V
tenn slucaju bono dobili resni-
cen mir, ne pa lie kratkodobno
premirie.
Gin bi bill veliki trije spora-
zumni glede vseh vaznih vpra-
sanj, bi bio cisto umestno, da
Sc sestane konferenca Fl naro-
dov, XII bi potem mogla urediti
Sc nekatere manjSe podrobno>
sti. Toda dokler nj sporazuma
med velikimi trent, je nemogo-
&c, da bi konferenca uspela V
svojem poglavitnem ciliu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-17
Znonsfvene insfitU-
CHE v Fronciii trpe
pomonjkonie

PariZ. - ONA - FrancOSki
znanstveniki so V tezkih skrbeh
radi pomanjkanja sredstev, XII
bi jim bila potrebna, da NADIA
ljujejo svoje delo z uspehom.
Tx pred zadnjim volitvami je
druStVo univerzitetnih profe-
sorjev in znanstvenikov naslo-
vilo nujen poziv politicnim
strankam in jih p~ozvalo, da ne
pozabijo "tragicnega polozaja,
V katerem Sc DO znanost naha-
jala V Franciji re V najbliznji
bodocnosti."
Znanost V danasnjem svetu
ne more vec napredovati V ia
kin razmerah kot so bile one,
V katerih sta Pierre in Marie
Curie uspela doprinesti svoj de-
lez k %napredku cloveStva. VISA
znanstvena raziskovanja so da-
mes organizirana in zahtevajo
bogatih sredstev-dobrih znan-
stvenikov in mnogo opreme. Ze-
d~injene drzave, Sovjetska uni
ia in Velika Britannia so to del
stvo re dolgo pred vojno spo-
male in temu primerno tudi po-
stopale.
Ma Franciscan pa so krediti
"a znanstvene institucije obup-
no siromaSni - tako da gredo
vse sveze sile V privatno indu-
strijo. Mnogo nacetega della "a
stane in vecina tehnicnih ma
predkov zadnjega casa je bilo
ostvarjenih V drugih dezelah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-17
IMPERIALlZEM POvZROCA ANCLJI
|CEzDALJE VEG TEzAV IN SKRBI

Use skupaj tvori cd narave
cudovito opremljen kraj "a
ustanovitev velikanske strate-
gicne baze, XII hi scitila angleSko
carstvo ma Sfednjem vzhodu.
Bevin Sc je oprijel mnogih
zadev in nacel, katera je pode-
doval cd stare torijske Wade.
Ia svoje je sprejel tudi nazira-
ME lorda Halifaxa O "eticnih
nacelih'', XII Sc moraso vcasih
"umakniti misunderstanding po-
trebam."
Toda V Palestini je toliko ma,
silja, da DO to brez dvoma IL
zvalo zahteve, da Sc zedinjeni
narodi lotto tega vpraSanja. Pa
lestina nj angleSka kolonija,
temvec lie mandat, katerega ie
Anglia prejela cd starega dru-
silva narodov. Sovjetska unija
zahteva, da zedinjeni narodi
prevzamejo Palestine. Cello
Arabci zagovarjajo to zahtevo.
To pa bi bio Anglezem zelo ne
ljubo, ker bi potem tudi So
vjetska unija dobila svojo be-
sedo pr vseh odlocitvah, XII Sc
je ticejo.
Bevin Sc izgovarja, da bi bio
treba mocnih britanskih Get v
Palestini, da hi branile Eide
arabskih napadov. Kdorkoli
vsaj nekoliko pozna razmere,
We, kako prazen je ia izgovor.
Cd turSke meje pa do Mia je
vojska palestinskih zidov =
podtalna toda dobro organizira-
ma - najmocnejSa vojaska sila,
katere Sc Arabci ne bodo lotili.
Britanske divizije, XII prihajajo
V Palestine, SO prisle zlomit to
armada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-17

PA>PAAoN III INV, al
Sc VrSe Zdaj re tedne in tedne V
Parizu, Sc ne DO rodil praVi in
trajni mir. To so brezplodna
prerekanja, prav tako brezplo-
dina kot DO brezplodna konfe-
renca II narodov, XII Sc DO Cd
vijala V slicnih sploSnih in os-
novnih razmerah kot konferen-
ca Stirih zunanjih ministrov.
Cisto mogoce je, da DO kon-
ferenca uspela napisati nekak-
sno mirovno pogodbo, toda pra-
vega miru ne DO ustVarila. Po-
godbe so lie okolnost - ako Sc
ne lotto jedra problema, SO ne
vazne. Seveda, "a prizadete de-
zele so vpraSanje zivljenja in
smrti, toda pogoji, XII jim bodo
vsiljeni, bi morali biti del zares
trajnega in koncnega miru, me-
sto lie kompromisi nastali TRIP
KEN ozracju ocitkov in pod TOGO
neprijaznih besed.
Konferenca Il narodoV Sc DO
V marsicem bistveno razlikovala
cd versajske mirovne konferen-
ce IL leta 1919. Najvecja razlika
DO ia, da leta 1919 nj bilo med
velesilami nobenih bistvenih
sporov, ceravno je bio precej
prerekanja radi razdelitve osvo-
jenega ozemlja. Versajska kon-
ferenca je ostvarila, kar bi bio
moglo postati trajen mir - da
je izbruhnila komaj 20 let po-
zneje Sc ena s%vetovna v~ojna, nj
kriva mirovna pogodba temvec
lie nacin kako je bila izvedena,
ali bolje, kako nj bila izvedena.
Nekateri Timed poglavitnih
partnerjev pogodbe so bill tudi
njeni saboterji.
V nasem letu 1916 pa je po-
lozaj drugacen. Tri poglavitne
velesile so V ostrom sporu, raz-
burjene in nezaupne druga ma
pram drugi, in Sc trmasto bore
"a vsako najmanjso stvar, XII bi
utegnila pomeniti strategicno
ugodnost V s~lucaju novega spo-
pada. Gill pogajanj nj ostvari-
tev koncnega in trajnega miru
temvec pridobitev elm ugodnej-
Sih pozicij ma novi bojni crit.
cato tudi nj nobenih uspehov.
IL tie moke ne more biti kruha.
Sporazumov nj, ker zunanji mi
nistri ne iscejo najboljSih in
najbolj pravicnih reSitev pro-
blemov, katere imajo ma mizi,
temvec lie svoje takticne kori-
sti. Cd septembra lanskega leta
sem krozijo okoli vroce sklede
svojih lastnih sporov in SO da-
mes bolj oddaljeni cd resnicnega
miru kot takrat, ko SO zaceli.
Niti enkrat Sc MISC lotil: jedra
svojega problema - zapletali
so Sc lie V nevazne podrobnosti
in 81 ocitali drug drugemu svoje
grehe.
Trst in plovba pc Donavi,
Libija in korejski konzulati, de-
mokraticna oblika rezimov ma
Poljskem, Rumunskem in Boil
garskem MISC jedro problema
temvec lie zunanji znaki bole-
mi. Nemcija je morda nekoliko
blizje dejstvu v%prasanja, toda