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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Bevin Waves Olive Bronch To Red Bloc
 Reviews British
 Foreign Policy
 In Commons Debott
. Foreign

London, Oct. p - (UP) - Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told Con- mons today in review of British foreign policy that there can be no recovery in Europe unless a lasting division between the East and the West can be prevented.
 Reviewing the work of the Paris Peace Conference, Bevin charged that some states had taken chances to further their selfish in- terests without regard to the gen. eral good" adding:
 we have seen states swayed not by the merits of the case, but by theological sympathies."
 Tn effect waving an olive branch to the Soviet bloc against which the western powers are aligned at Paris, Bevin said:
 Despite a suggestion that a di- vision between the East and the West is becoming evident, felt that that division could be prevented. But if it is not, there can be no re- covery for Europe"
 Observing that YugoslaNa had announced it would not sign a treaty as drafted tentatively for Italy, Bevin continued:
 T hope the Yugoslav government will withdraw from this extreme po- Sition.'
 Bevin enunciated British policy on world trouble areas in these words:
 GREECE - we will not desert Greece we shall take the Bri- tish troops out of Greece as early as we can"
 IRAN - we have given definite orders that there is to be no inter ference with the government itself "
 INDONESIA British troops will be out of Indonesia by Nov 30." JAPAN - "The task. ahead Is to insure that the Japanese have neither resources nor desire to tread the path of aggression again."
 MIDDLE EAST - "The govern ment will respect, sustain and de- velop the independence" of the peoples of the Middle East-"not only the Arab countries"
 EGYPT - Negotiations are under way for 8 new treaty founded on the identity of interests and prin- ciples of partnership and mutual responsibility"
 DARDANELLES Britain will insist on the sovereignty of Turkey and the interests of other powers concerned outside the Black Sea area"
 ITALY we are looking for ward to renewing relations on a most cordial basis with new dem- ocratic Italy"
 Bevin derided as sheer non- sense'' wh athe called allegations that the British want to oppress and exploit the peoples of the Mid | dle East.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22

Stafford Springs, Oct. 22-(UP)- State Police at Stafford Springs Barracks = who occasionally turn out a cherry pie, or pinch-hit in the pulpit-held an open house last night and invited all the neighborS. About 1,500 showed up.
 For the grown-ups there were prizes of turkeys, goose, fruit, veg etables and other items, and for the children. live rabbits. kittens, toys and games.
 Police officers weren't overlooked, either. State Police Commissioner Edward J. Hickey distributed marks manship medals to- two of the of ficers- Ralph Boyington. Colchester,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Gangs Loot
 Eost Bengal

Calcutta, Oct. 22-CUP) Reliable reports from the riot-torn NoakhaN district of East Bengal said today that insurgent gangs still were en- gagged in arson and footing on a large scale.
 There was no accurate estimate of casualties. Approximately 1000 men, operating in organized groups, were reported to be active in the Ramgange area of Noakhali district and around Chandpur and Farid- gunge. The Noakhali district com prises 300 square miles and Is in- habited principally by Mosierns.
 Refugees from the area continued to pour into Calcutta. Four thou- sand arrived yesterday, bringing the total to approximately $500.
 Exchange Telegraph reported from New Delhi that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. president of the interim government executive coun- cil, had returned from his visit to the northwest frontier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Stafford Springs Barracks Holds Open House to 500

and John Yaskylka, Stafford Springs.
 Waterbury Police Superintendent William J. Roach was among the guests.
 The open house idea was started last year by It. Harris J. Hull burt, commanding officer, to get acquainted with the folks in the district served by the barracks. Last night he said the attendance was double of last year.
 The program wound up with 6 costume party. square and modern dances and. as It. Hulburt put t. "escgyone had . swell time"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22

sponsored by the New Haven Coun- ty Federation's Women's Clubs. Mrs. Winifred Mcdonald, Water bury member of the State Central Committee and chairman of the Federation, will preside. Present will be Lt.-Gov. Wilbert Snow, JOS eph M Tone, Stephen Enott' Charles J. Prestia, William T. Car roll, Raymond s. Thatcher, James J. OConnell, Joseph T. Ryter, Will bur L. Cross, Thomas J. Radzevlch, Mayor John s. Monagan, Judge Patrick Healey, Edward P. Egan, Martin F. Sullivan, Daniel J. Ma nancy and John Membrino.
 Tomorrow night the annual studio party of the Italian-Ameri- can Democratic Women's club VIII be held at the studio of Miss Doris Jacaruso, Bank Street. Local can didates will be guests of honor
 To Plan Rally Nov. 3
 Tomorrow night also. members o1 the Italian-American Democratic Club will meet at The Elton at s P. Nj. to make plans for the rally of Sunday, Nov. 3, scheduled at Florio Post Hall, Bank Street, for all local candidates. Albert Mucc1 is chairman of the occasion. On Friday night the Democratic Town Committee will play host to all local candidates at its regular weekly Town Committee meeting The occasion, scheduled to get ,,nder way at 8 P. M. will be held at Headquarters, 79 North Main Street.
 On the Republican side of the ledger of activities Is tonights meeting of the Young Republican Club scheduled for 8 at Party Headuuarters, 174 Grand Street Candidates of the party have been invited to attend by Edward Birm- ingham, president.
 Also scheduled for tonight is meeting of the Brooklyn Sufnma- for-Senator club slated for rooms of the Lithuanian Republican Club at 8. Primo Jamele will preside.
 McLevy To Speak Tomorrow
 Local Socialists will feature May or Jasper McLevy of Bridgeport as their principal offering this week when the perennial popular guber- material candidate will speak at WiIby High School auditorium to- morrow night at and again al Duggan School, Friday at P. M Gle will also speak at Webster School on Tuesday at 8 P. Mo
 Sharing platform honors witf Mayor McLevy tomorrow night a, Wilby will be Atty. Miles McNiff seeking election to the Probate Court. Atty. Frederic Smedley Socialist candidate for the U. s Senate will speak in Washington Conn, tomorrow night. MT. Smed' ley will share the platform on Fri day at Duggan School with Mayo McLevy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Local Bakers Report On DecontroI
 Expect Definite
 Removal of Lids
 Later in Week

Local bakers today hailed a report from Washington that price controls on bread, bakery products and flour will be lifted by the end of the week. The United Press quoted high government official" as saying that the newest decontrol move should be ready for announcement "by the middle or latter part of the week. '" The spokesman said that price ceil- ingS on baked goods would have been removed by the Agriculture De- partment yesterday but that paper work was not completed to life con- trols from flour also.
 Tt should make it easier for the baking industry said Adolph Rey- mond, president and treasurer of the Raymond Baking Company, one of the largest baking firms in New Eng land.
 William V. Tobin, president of the Connecticut Bakers Association, was out of the city, but several members of the association said that "decon- trol is what we've been waiting for"
 Post-decontrol prices for bread and other baked goods will depend on the changes in prices of ingredi- ents, bakers agreed. All those ap- preached said they expect prices will rise but will level off through compe- tition.
 Lack of shortening and delays in sugar shipments will still be 8 prob lem to bakers, it was said, but there was general applause for the plan to end price controls.
 The United Press reported further from Washington on the decontrol picture:
 In another step in President Tru- mans accelerated decontrol pro- gram, the Agriculture Department eased it's restrictions to give more grain to domestic food manufactur- CTS, brewers and diStillerS.
 The action means about 16 percent more grain for distillers, six percent more for brewers and IT percent more wheat for breakfast food and other food manufacturers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
LIN ASSEMBLY AWAITS CALL
p President ToWeIcome 51 Nations
 Diplomats Hold
 Lost ReheorsoIs;
 Meet Tomorrow

New York, Oct. 22-UP) Top diplomats of the 51 United Nations rehearsed their lines today for the sec ond 1946 meeting of the Gen. eral Assembly, the biggest show in the UN's brief his tory.
 The session gets under way at 4 P. M. tomorrow in the new assembly hall at Flush ing Meadows. In an ornate ly renovated building, once the headquarters of the New York Worlds Fair, President Truman will personally welcome some 3,OOo representatives of other lands, Ills address is expected to contain a major pronouncement on American foreign policy.
 Delegations spent the final day of preparations for the seven-Week session in private huddles in hotel rooms and office buildings assigned to them as headquarters. They ex- pected to be here at least until Dec. T for at least 430 meetings ln- cluding full-dress plenary meetings at Flushing and committee sessions in the UN's semi-parmenant head quarters at Lake Success, l.. l. Molotov in Noted Estate
 Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov scheduled his tune-up con- ference with the Soviet delegation at the $1,000,O Glen Cove, L. l., estate once occupied by J. P. Mor- gan. The Soviet government leased l the estate for it's LIN delegation several months ago.
 | Sen. Warren R. Austin called an- other series of meetings Of the American delegation, which has taken over an entire floor of the Hotel Pennsylvania.
 Austin announced that Chair man Tom Connally, O., Tex0, o1 the Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee would be the United States top representative on the Assem- bly's Committee I, the committee dealing with political and security questions. Austin will represent the U. S. on the Remember general committee, which will guide the As sembly through its 53-item agenda. He also will be the American repre- sentative on the headquarters con- mittee during it's efforts to pick a final permanent site for the LIN.
 Other Delegates Assigned
 Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, ot Mich, ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, was assigned to the administrative and budgetary committee; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to the social and human 1 itarian committee; and Adlai Stew enson of Chicago to the economic and financial committee. They will be assisted by Chairman Sol Bloom O., N. Y.), of the House Foreign Affairs Committee; Rep. Charles A Eaton, (R., N. J), Rep. Helen Ga hagan Douglas, O., Cab, both o1 the Foreign Affairs Committee, ano Charles Fahy, the State Depart ment's legal adviser.
 Austin rubbed LIN sorespot late yesterday when he announced thai the American delegation woule press for Assembly approval of ar International Refugee Organization The proposed IRO, which would care for 100000 displaced persons in Europe after UNRRA folds ul March 31, has been opposed by sev' eral governments in other segment of the LIN, notably the recent Eco homie and Social Council sessions at Lake Success.
 Jan StancNk of Poland, chief O the UN's shocial division, predicted that the LRO proposal would be- come "the most disputed issue il the Assembly,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
He's Driver That
 Just Can't Learn

Greenwich, Oct. 22-(UP)-Louis c. Wolfe, "A, South Norwalk, was brought into police headquarters twice within 20 minutes early to- day, both times on speeding charg- eS.
 The first time, the officer said Wolfe was travelling 55 miles an hour. On the return trip. Wolfe was accused of going 65 miles an hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
GOLFER sUCCUMBs

New Britain, Oct. 22-(UP)-Fu- neral services will be held Wednes- day for Howard s. Humphrey, II, retired manufacturer and former president of the Connecticut Golf CTS Association, who died late yes terday. He was associated with the Parker Shirt Company, for AS years and its president when he retired three years ago. He was a former vice president of the New England Golf Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
MEAT TOO MUCH

Stamford, Oct. 22-UP)-Sam- uel Greenstein, 75-year-old butcher, received his first shipment of meat in several weeks today and dropped dead of heart attack while carry ing side of beef into his store.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Dormant Local Politics
 Due to Awake This Week
Many Activities Scheduled To Start Election Campaign in Full Swing

Political activities in Waterbury will take upswlng this week principal parties prepare ranging from organzationa meetings to formal uncheons whose guests of honor will include the major candidates the State and local tickets.
 The big event for Democrats this week locally is Sat luncheon at The Elton in behalf of all candidates and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Lewis Asks Contract Negotiations on Nov. 2
 Miners Boss Threatens Walkout
 If New One Is Not Satisfactory Bulletin

Washington, 2-UP-The Government today bluntly for soft
 suggested United Mine Workers AFL) the Government which has technically operated 22
 governments position outlined in letter to Lewis coal administrator He replied Lewis yesterday Secretary of Interior J. 
 Washington Oct. 2-(UP)-President Truman nurse new domestic headache todayhow to head off soft coa strike this Winter.
 The threat of another nationwide walkout raised
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18
TEKMA IA KONTR0LIRANJE OLJNIH
poll v SREDOZEMUU

Soudi Arobijo ie veeinomo ~puseovo, TODD pod ME
MIN peskom SO ogromno oIjno I~eziseo, XII SO ih med
minUIo vojno dobiIe v posest omeriske oIine druzbe.
Krajino petroIejo v soudi Arobii, XII SO 10 dobii ome-
rsM interest, obsego nod eetrf nifiono okrov. sfon-
dord Oil Co. in enc drUgo omerisko drUzbo stu potro-
sill "a deveiopironie teh oIinih poll ze okros tni $50 mi
hionov doIariev, TODD Sc iimo DO investieiio stokrot IL
~pIoeoio. Veseoki, XII Sc peeoio v oIinimi poll, eenTo,
do ie pod tenn orobskim peskom okrog dvoiset mill
iard bereiov petroIeiu %noifineise kokovosti. Kroli
omeniene drove Ibn Soud DO preiemoI cd tego bogo-
stvo nekoi odstotkov, yes ostoli dobieek pc DO Sci
omeriskim drUzbom.
Ker ie trebu te ameriske interese ssititi, je udeIe-
zeno zruven tUdi noso viado. SkIeniio lie S kroIiem po-
godbo 20 seitenje omeriskih investieij in pogodbo pri-
jufeIistvo med obemo dezeIomo.
DoIgo eoso ie imeio prvenstvo "a izkonseonje oil
nth poll no %biizniem vzhodu Angliio. Potem so angle
se druzbe prepUstiIe zroven tUdi omeriske kompo-
nile, v nomenU, do bodo Uncle S tenn bojso zoseito
pred tekmovolnimi interest.
Toko n. pr. imoio ongIo-ameriski interest ogromna
oino polio v ironU (PerziD. Pc voini ie sovietsko vlo-
do cd ironske Wade v TeheronU zohtevoIo, do ii il
roei oIino polio v seventh predelih dezeIe, XII SO Sc ne
dotoknieno. AneIo-omeriske drUzbe so Sc tego rUske-
ga pritisko zboIe in no pomoe sto Jim prislo omeriska
in u~ngIesko vIodo. ZohtevoIi sto, do moi s~ovietske eete
odideio liz irono. TO je povzroeiio doig spor no eni
stroni med ongIo-omerisko zvezo in RUsijo in med
RUsiio in ramon no drUgi, XII Sc troio. RUsija 81 prizo-
devo, do hi Perzijo dobiIo sovjetski poIitik nokIo-
memo viudo, AngIiio in America pa podpiroti sedonii
rezin.
"a seitenje omeriskih interesov in "a uveIjovIjonie
nose vnonie poIitike' in1omo v SredozemIiU mono
mornorieo, XII je zoIogono z oIiem il SoUdi Arabic;
in imomo IetoIske buze. Toxic SO torei vse ondotne de-
zeIe pod angIeskim in omeriskim vpIivom. Toda ker
Rusjo znovo skUSo priti v Nth do veIiove, je nosfoI
konfikt. In gre pa Sc sedoi v prvi vrsti 20 ole in
preroe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18

lisu pri Milwaukeeju. Druzba
zaposluje obicajno enajst tisoc
delavcev. Ko je zahteve unije
odbila in Sc je pricela stavka, Sc
je ravnateljstvo druzbe odlocilo,
da 10 zlomi, vodstvo unije pa je
sklenilo vztrajati in zmagati Ia
vsako ceno. Stavka traja re mad
pol leta. Vodstvo druzbe trdi, da
Sc je veG tisoc delavcev vrnilo in
unija pa je skusala obrat pre-
preciti z masnim piketiranjem.
Kompanija je pozvala oblast,
da protektira tiste, XII so Sc VIZ
Mill ma delo in druge, XII jih ma
jenna. In takO je prisla ma lice
mesta westalliSka i'm milwaukee,
pOlicija ter stotine serifovih de-
putijev. Ker izgredov vseeno nj
bio mogoce ustaviti in je bilo
mnogo ljudi pretepenih ma obeh
straneh, je serif apeliral ma go
vernerja, da maj poslje ma lice
mesta ~vojaStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18
DELAVSKO IN uBERALNO POuTl(NO
CIBANJE SEDAJ v TEzKIH CASH

Ia progresivno in delovsko p~oIifieno eibonje v tel
dezeli nj bio Sc nikoIi teziih dni kot SO sedai. PadIo lie
prosresivno stronko v Wisconsin, in deIovsko v Min
nesoti. Veeino progresivnih elonov kongreso ie biIo v
prosIih voIitvoh porozenih. In cd RooseveItovego
new deoIo" ie ostoIo somo Sc ime. PoIitieno okeiio
Go Sc ie tudi izioIoviIo.
SoeioIistiena stronka Sc obstoio q 20 p~osesonie v
voIiIne boie ie %presibko. Komunisti novudno indorsi-
rIo kondidote storih dveh sfrunk.
v tokem p~olozoiU ie "a eIoveko, XII hi rod moeno
deIovsko soeiaIistieno gibonie, tezovno deloti, pose
bno ker ie zoni vse toko nevzpodbudno.
To SO eni Timed vzrokov, eemu tUdi federociie po-
sameznih norodnosti sedoi Ie zivofariio, bodisi noso,
kot zidovsko, itoIiionsko in poIisko. Use pa imojo Sc
gIosiIo in vso SO socio!istieno Ureievono.
JSZ ie v minuIih Ietih izgybiIu precei Nubov in
eIunstvo. Toko ie fUdi z drUsimi sienimi zvezami. Ne
koi so oPesole vsled storonio priseIieneev, Sc vee pa
ker nimoio income stronke kokor SO 10 Uncle nekos.
S. Norich nam pise o tenn il Detroito in meni, da
bodo klub 81. ia vsIed nezonimonio brzkone opustiIi.
Tezko ie dobiti odbornike in sIoni. so bill med voino
oktivni nuives zo sANSo in niegove ponozne okciie.
Vendor pa bi biIo veIiko skodo, ako hi toka posto-
ianko kakor lie kIvb 1t. ia sedoi izsiniIo. TO ie bill
eden noiboIi deIovnih kIubov v nasem giboniu in pi-
deio eosi, ko DO deIovstvo imeIo svoio strunko - in to
ne no popiriU temvee v resnici.
Nosi klUbi so Iohko vseeno oktivni, predvsem no
prosvetnen poliu ter v ositaeiii "a mas fisk. Tego deIo
nikoli ne muniko. Kur potrebu iemo ie vesie steviIo
Iiudi, XII bi Wsili ia poseI. In noIoga Nybov ie, da iih
pridobivoio fer vzpodbuioio k oktivnostim.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18
Ozadje rozgovorov med Titom in
Toqiioftiiem o trzoskem vprusuniu
premoe,

Ameriski porocevalec Joseph
E. Evans pise IL Trsta, da je zad-
ME tedne tam nastalo vse mir
no cato, ker sta imela v Belgra-
du Tito in Togliatti vazne raz-
govore.
To dejstvo je vplivalo ma pre-
bivalce slovenskega in italian
skega porekla, da SO prenehali z
demonstracijami, XII SO bile pref
skoraj ma dnevnem redu. Tog-
liatti je glavni tajnik komuni-
sticne stranke V I~taliji in clan
rimske Wade.
Porocevalec pravi, da so Trza-
CAM ostrmeli, ko so izvedeli, da
namerava Tito odstopiti cd "a
hteve pc Trstu "a Jugoslavijo,
ako slednja dobi Gorico, kljub
temu pa Sc nadalje zahtevajo
pridruzitev Trsta k Jugoslaviji.
I'll Lavoratore," komunisticno
glasilo V Trstu, je pojasnjeval,
da to ne pomeni, da DO trpljenie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18

primorskih Slovencev pozab-
ljeno.
Isti porocevalec pravi, da gre
V resnici "a to-, da Jugoslavija
dobi Gorico in Trzic, kar pome-
nj, da bi Jugoslavija dobila kon.
trolo tudi mad Trstom. Togliat-
tia kr~itizirajo Italijani, ker je
baje rekel, da imajo v Gorici
Slovenci vecino.
Gorica je vazna posebno cato,
ker Sc njeni blizini nahajajo
hidroelektricne naprave, IL ka-
terih dobiva Trst svojo elektri-
emo silo. TIE naprave bodo vseka-
kor pripadale Jugoslaviji in ma
ia nacin DO ona lahko ekonom-
sko kontrolirala Trst.
Poleg tega pa. Sc je V Trstu
ustanovila nova zdruzena from
ia, XII Sc pripravlja, da izvoli
svoje candidate v bodoco "trza-
sko skupscino", v kateri upa do
biti vecino in z MO politicno pre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18
Clio v Rampant "a s%p|oSno %zvisunje mezde

Kjer je John L. Lewis prene-
hal je powell Philip Murray z IL
javo, da ie CIO pricel kampanjo
Ia sploSno zviSanje mezde.
Ekonomski veScaki " biroju
CIO "a statistiko so ugotovili,
da druzbe lahko ~zvisajo mezdo
rs odstotkOv ne da bi Jim bio
pri tenn treba dvigniti ceno pro-
duktom. Kajti lie ako ne DO oh
vsakem zviSanju mezde vse po-
drazeno, bodo priboljski res ko-
ristili.
R~avnatelji raznih korporacij
med mimi avtnih in jeklarskih
druzb, SO ma omenjeno trditev
rekli, da je nesmiselna. Kajti
akO bodo dvignili mezdo, je ma
ravno, da bod0 mOrali tudi pro-
dukte sOrazmernO pOdraziti.
: Vendar pa je izjava CLIO res
nicnejsa kot pa hocejo ravnate-
LII mOnopolov priznati. Njihovi
dobicki letos SO WISH kot Sc kdaj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18

strupljalo oborozevanje in 81
gurnost blizajoce Sc vojne?
TIE tri moznosti - propa-
gandni manever, past, ali res
no misljen predlog razorozitve
- so bile V mislih vseh ameri-
Skin in britanskih diplomatov
ma zasedanju zedinjenih naro-
dow. Negotovost, kaj je pravil-
no in res, je ustvarila pravo
zmesnjavo. Vsak dan SO priha-
jail z novimi predlogi, tako da
je prav mogoce, da DO ia zme-
snjava kriva zavlacevanja ra-
zorozitve ali pa je cello onemo-
gocila. Obenem DO v mnogih
dezelah povecala presto in u
gled Sovjetske unije. LIE s tenn
ustvarjamo mi sami mogocno
propaganda orozje, katerega Sc
DO mogel Kremlin posluzevati
Sc dolga leta.
10 je Molotov stavil ia svoj
predlog, je bio videti, kot da
sc Rusi odkrili nekakSno zlato
lilo V pogledu propaganda, ter
da DO zadostovalo, Sc jih pri-
tisne k zidu, da to zlato lilo
izpuste il rok. Sprejeli smo
torej ia ruski predlog in tudi
njihovo zahtevo glede popiso-
vanja Get, pod pogojem, da Ru-
81 dajo tudi inventar svojih Get,
(Konec ma 4. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-18
OMENTAR
ZbHd i'm PresOjd MrednK

ne nj vsec, da il Amerika posilja
TAXA darila.
Bivsi kralj Peter ii. 81 je zaze-
lei %potovanja V Evropi in Sc
oglasil Monte Carlu, kier so
slovite igralnice. Ia krone je
slabo igral in 10 izgubil. Morda
DO incl S ,stavami v Monte Kar-
lu vec srece. Monakovski knee
Louis II. ie Petru preskrbel mai
elegantnejsi stan in strazo ITO
vojakov. Iste dni je priSel v
Monte Karlo tudi 88-letni Sved-
ski kralj Gustav. On igra tennis.
Zdruzeni narodi SO dobili nov
stalen dom. Zacetno vsoto zani,
So, $780, 900, S stavbiScem vred,
jim je ponudil John D. Rookie
teller. Tako DO nov stalni dom
zdruzenih narodov V New Yorku
in palaca bivSe lige narodov v
Genevi, XII je ogromno poslopje,
pa DO ostala prazna, dasi je Sc
daj last zdruzenih narodov. Va
MO Sc MISC hotel seliti, ker bi
jim V Mi bill vedno pred ocmi
spomin ma zalostno zivljenje po-
kojne lige in ma MEN Sc zalost-
nejSi konec.
----Ameriski vojaki V Nemciji so
Sc doslej smell druziti z nemSki-
mi dekleti, MISC pa Sc smell po-
rocati z mimi, TAX je bill ukaz
vojnega poveljstva. Ker pa SO Sc
mnogi res zaljubili in imajo z
dekleti otroke, SO zahtevali, da
Sc maj doticni odlok ukine. Eden
teh fantov Sc je obrnil ma Waldo
V Washingtonu S prosnjo, da bi
Sc smell porociti in pc odpustu
priti z neveSto domov. Ako pa
tega dovoljenja ne oobi, je "a
pretil, DO pa ostal V Nemciji in
vprdSal "a nemsko drzavlien-
stvo. Sedaj mu tega ne DO treba.
Grcija Sc je pred zdruzenimi
narodi pritozila proti Jugosla-
viii, ces, da podpira upornike-
menda z orozjem ali kakor re.
Jugoslovanski poslanik Sava N.
Kosanovic je prot obdolzitvi
protestiral in zahteval cd var
nostnega sveta Z. N. uvesti pre-
iskavo. Grski delegat je bill pre-
senecen. Gotovo je pricakoval,
da Sc DO J~ugoslavija preiskave
branila.
V Beogradu je bill med Alba
MILO ter Jugoslavijo podpisan
pakt, XII DO tie dive dezeli zblizal
| (Konec ma 5. strani.)