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Evening star., 1947-05-05
Marshall Appraised
Farley Incorrectly,
Izvestia Declares
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW, May 5.-The news
paper Izvestia accused Secretary
of State Marshall of making an
incorrect appraisal" of the Mos
COW Foreign Ministers Confer
ence in his recent radio address
to the American people.
The editorial also criticized John
Foster Dulles, Republican member
of the United States delegation to
the conference, for "distorting the
facts" in his summing up Of the
9F@e Gs12 2al .sstls,ai 81
I'm Marshalfs; speech of April 28," /"
Izvestia said, efforts were made to
place responsibility for the results
of the work at the Moscow sessions
of the Council Of Foreign Ministers
on the Soviet delegation.
Distortion Charged.
"The Secretary OF State does not
conform to the facts in his anal
ysis of the situation. He gives a
picture of the Soviet delegation in
false light and distorts the mean
ing of the Soviet proposals"
THE question arises" Izvestia
went on "as to what caused the
secretary to give such an incorrest
appraisal of the Moscow session
Apparently the reason is that the
position of the American and
British representatives during the
debates on the German problem
was far from trying to create real
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Dr.. Curtis A. Eyuns Dies;
Noted Thyroid Surgeon
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

MILWAUKEE. May 5.--Dr. Cur
tis Alban Evans, 6S, a pioneer In
surgery Of the thyroid gland ans a
founder of the American College Of
Surgeons, died OF a heart eilment
Saturday night, he had retired In
January because of Ill health.
Dr. Evans performed many sue
cessful goiter operations years ago
when such surgery was considered
very delicate by the medical pro-
fession. He died In Milwaukee Hos
pital where he had been chief OF
staff for 13 years up until 1941.
In World War I, DR.. Evans was
cited for exceptional service by Gen.
John j. Pershing. He was founder
Of the American Board Of Surgery
and of the Milwaukee Surgical So
ciety. He formerly was president of
the Milwaukee Academy Of Science.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
By Thomas R. Henry
Science Editor q ne s.or

Radio relay stations on the moon
were proposed by three Government
scientists before the Institute Of
Radio Engineers here today.
These would be selected points on
the moons surface which would re-
fleet back to earth short wave radio
signals which now escape into
space through the electric rejecting
layers Of the earth's high atnos-
phere.
The range o. such signals is now
very limited. Utilization of lunar
relay points would increase this
range to halfway around the world,
according to calculations presented
by Doctors D. D. Grieg, s. Meter
and r. Waer. theoretically, the
plan seems practical for telegraph
and teletype signals, they reported.
Speech and teleyision possibilities,
however, are quite doubtful until
more Is known of the moons sur
face features.
It was demonstrated by the Army
Signal Corps last year that it was
possible to hit the moon with these
short waves and get back their re-
fections. The matter would be rela-
lively simple, the engineers reported,
If both earth and moon were sta
tionary bodies and If the moon had
a perfectly smooth surface.
Actually, they said, both earth
and moon are moving very rapidly
in respect to each other and this
movement probably will cause va
rious distortions in signals. 1t is
known that the moons surface Is
very rough, with mountain ranges
miles high and mysterious craters
miles deep. These also would create
distortions and probably make 1t
necessary to use as relay stations
only selected areas which appear
to be entirely fiat when seen
through the telescope.
Another factor which must be
taken into account, they said, is
"cosmic noise" due to radio active
waves from the sun and possibly
from the stars, which would inter-
fere with the signals. This use OF
the moon was not presented as an
immediate possibility, since years
of experimentation probably will be
necessary to determine the precise
rejecting properties Of the lunar
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Senaie Group 10 Hear
B. 90. 0fieiaIExI
Botanical Letter
ey III As,oef1fsd Prss,

The Senate Banking Committee
today recalled Russell 4. snodgrass,
Baltimore u Ohio Railroad CO. vice
president, to hear his formal denial
that he called the company's ls45
Reorganization plan bold IN design
and seductive In fragrance
Mr.. snodgrass. former Recon
|struction Finance Corp. oficial and
one OF the key figures in the COM
|mittee's investigation In dealings
between the B. q o. and the RFC,
said repeatedly at hearing last
Wednesday he did not remember
what 1t was he referred to IN the
49-word letter which Chairman
Tobey read into the record.
At one point, he said 1t may very
well have been" the reorganization
under Federal bankruptcy laws.
After he left the stand, however, Mr..
Snodgrass told reporters he was GER
tain the letter had no relation to
the plan.
Referred TO Bondholder's Complaint.
Later, after he went through his
files In Baltimore. he made public
copies of correspondence which he
said showed that the document re-
ferred to q bondholder's complaint
and the company's rebuttal.
Senator Tobey had said during
last weeks hearing that he believed
the letter to Arthur H. Dean, New
York attorney, referred to the reor-
ganiZation. He introduced 1t in sup
port of his contention that the B. &
o. bankruptcy action was fraudulent.
Mr.. Dean also was instructed to
bring his files to today's hearing to
clear up for the record what Mr..
Snodgrass was talking about when
he wrote, just four days before the
bankruptcy petition was filed:
Il am inclosing copy of q plant
and of the bud which we grated
on it with a view to producing a
flower, lily white in color, bold in
design and seductive in fragrance,
instead Of the burs and beggar's-
lice which the plant was intended
to bear"
No Chance to Explain Part.
The committee Is investigating
the $50, ,o00, 900 loan which the RIG
made to the railroad, and its ex-
tension from 1914 to 1965-an ac-
ton which Senator Tobey has
charged left the Government agen-
cy holding the bag" for that
amount.
Previous witnesses have testified
that Mr.. Snodgrass, while with the
RFC, was instrumental in arrang-
ing the loan extension and that he
then went to B. & o. and completed
arrangements.
At his first appearance before
the committee last week, he did not
get chance to explain his part in
the negotiations. Senator Tobey
brought up the letter in his pre-
liminary questioning before Mr..
Snodgrass had a chance to read q
prepared statement.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Weather Report

District Of Columbia - Mostly
sunny with temperature in middle
Cos this afternoon. Clear and cooler
tonight with lowest around 46 de-
grees. Sunny and cool tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair to-
night and tomorrow. Cooler tonight
and in east portions tomorrow.
Wind velocity, 8 m p. h.; direc-
ton, north northwest.
River Report.
(From o. 8. Engineers).
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and muddy at Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
(Readings at Washington National Airport.)
Temperature, Humidity.
Yesterday Degrees. Per Cent.
MOOT ------------- Q9 Q9
Pm. ------------w- QS ~
MRidnisht ----------- g p
To-day II = +,
lam. ------ 81 81
Record Temperatures This Year.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Businesswomen Pick
Officers in Foirfux

Mrs. J. N. HowdersheH has been
elected president of the Fairfax
County Business and Professional
Women's Club.
Other officers are:
Mrs. J. Hunter Mack, vice presi-
dent: Mrs Edith Popenoe, recording
secretary; Mrs. Maude Rynex, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Grace
Drieffer, treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-05-05

guarantees Of a sound peace and the
prevention of aggression.
"Often this position was dictated
by the narrow interests Of inde-
pendent monopolist groups. Such a
position naturally could not have
resulted In a successful solution of
the many complicated questions.
Marshall Is now trying to justify
himself, casting the guilt for the
lack of agreement on the Soviet
delegation"
Ready to Cooperate.
The editorial asserted that the
secretary was obviously trying to
create dissatisfaction" among the
American people over the Soviet
Unions policy.
The paper said that the Soviet
delegation had shown more than
once that 1t was ready to Cooper
ate and regards as necessary the
finding of a compromise on the con-
dition that the compromise will not
be unilateral and that, under the
guise Of a compromise, other States
will not attempt to enforce their
will on the U. s. S. r."
Izvestia accused Gen. Marshall of
"deviating from the truth in dis
cussing the economic unity Of Ger
many.
"Slanderously casting guilt on the
Soviet Union for not reaching eco
nomic unification with Germany
up to the present, Marshall by
passes the position of France on
this question" the editorial said.
Meanwhile, France supports the
Soviet Union on this question.
isn't 1t clear that MARSHALL s
indication of fierce attacks by the
Soviet Union against the unfit
cation OF the Anglo American
zones is Misrepresentation of the
real position of things and aids
in the misinformation of the Amer
ican public, which gives service to
reactionaries who are backed by
the State Department of the
United States and stimulates hos
tility toward the Soviet Union"
Izvestia also asserted that there
was a new American line" against
the interests of Poland-"against
handing over to Poland ancient
Polish land"
Izvestia said that Gen. Mar
shall's speech deserves even more
attention, because, it declared, the
speech previously had been de-
bated at the White House in a con-
ference OF the Democratic and Re-
publican leaders of Congress.
Evening star., 1947-05-05

to attend the
World Confer
ence of Chris
tian Youth to be
held July % to
August / at
Oslo, Norway.
Miss S t a c k :
house will go to
the world meet
ing as a repre-
sentative of the
DLSlTlct OF CO-
lulnbia Sunday
School Associa-
tion. M SIS
Weaver will be
Evening star., 1947-05-05

rationing and price control until
October 81, to extend presidential
control over scarce commodities
until March 81 and to centralize
wartime draft records in each State.
In addition legislation to restrict
portal pay claims has been sent to
the White House where its fate is
uncertain.
Thus far the Republicans have
taken no stand on the Presidents
proposal to unity the armed forces,
but Senator Taft said he expects
passage of q compromise bill before
this session ends.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Cot, Kittens Live With Hens

DECATUR, Ill. (P)-The' housing
situation is pretty tough, but mo-
where is it any worse than in the
chicken house behind Fred j.
Pierce's home. A cat and a litter
of kittens are sharing a nest with
two hens.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Two From D. {. Area
10 Attend Conference
|0f Christian Youth

Miss Miriam Lois Stackhoalse OF
rs Pine avenue, Takonaa Park, Md,
and Miss Charlotte Weaver Of 100
~ street NE. have been designated
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Rudio RefIectors on the Moon
Needed to Complete ests

surface. at present nothing Is
known about this.
Calculations, they reported,
have been made for two extreme
cases. The first assumes the moon
to be perfectly smooth while the
second assumes it to be perfectly
diffuse reflector The result Of the
first assumption Is that signals of
al types, including telegraph, speech
and even color television, would be
reflected BY the moon without dis
tortion. The second assumption
leads to the conclusion that the
distortions which are produced, are
of such a nature that the trans
mission Of telegraph or teletype is
practical, narrow band speech is
possible, but transmission OF tele-
vision signals doubtful.
The conclusions from either as
sumption indicate that the trans
mitting power required for COM
munication by telegraph, teletype or
speech Is available with existing
equipment. However. the require
ments for large antennae and facili-
ties for continuously tracking the
moon seem beyond the reach of the
home receiver, so that for the time
being moon reflected signals will
have to be utilized in a rebroadcast
fashion.
Results Vary Widely.
"T1ae meager information avail
able from the Signal Corps expert
ments indicates that the amplitude
of the successive echoes varies
widely. An attempt has been made
to explain this phenomenon by
assuming the moons surface covered
with smooth spots, not necessarily
more than two or three miles in
diameter"
The institute and the American
section OF, the International Scien-
tific Radio Union started three
day meeting at the Department of
the Interior Auditorium today. This
evening a session open to the public
will be held at the Interior audi
torium at which will be shown a.
captured German Aim taken with
a radically new color photography
process developed during the war
which has been acclaimed greatly
superior to anything now available
in this country. There also will be
a demonstration of electric eels.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

niki gospodarskih ministrstev,
sindikatov in mnozicnih organi-
zacij. Ma teh konferencah Sc je
ugotovilo, da nasa podjetja prav
slabo izvajajo odredbo, XII 10 je
dial zvezni minister TOW. Kidric,
maj pri razsirjanju in graditvi
svojih bratov skrbijo zlasti tudi
"a primerna delavska stanova-
MIA. VISA podjetja Sc morajo "a
vedati, da ne morejo reflektirati
ma sprejem novih delovniho omoci,
&c pravocasno ne poskrbijo tudi
"a stanovanja. Pobudo "a to mo-
rajo takoj lotiti tega vprasanja
stva in podjetja sama, XII Sc mo-
rajo takoj lott tega vprasanja
in pripraviti primerna denarna
sredstva "a stanoyanjske objek-
te. j.. "'
Kot izhod Sc je sklenilo posta-
viii v industrijskih krajih lese-
ne stanovanjske hise, XII mai pre-
hodno sprejmejo izseljence. Ia
izdelavo takih tipiziranih lese-
nih his imamo Sloveniji nekaj
manjsih obratov. Mozna bi bila
tudi vecja tovarna kapaciteto
400 do 1000 his letno, a nacrt "a
MO Sc nj odooren. Seveda so le-
sene hise samo zacasna reSitev.
Stanovanjsko vprasanje bi Sc
"a izseljence moglo tudi hitreje
resiti, &c bi gradili hisice il lese-
mega ogrodja in stenami IL plo-
scic, kakrsno re izdeluje tovarna
v 1lirski Bistrici, XII jih napravi
poldrug wagon dnevno. Take ST.
novanjske hise re z uspeho.n
gradijo v Celju. Toda graditev
takih his y vecjem obsegu ovira
pomanjkanje fenolne smole.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

kot obtozbo v zaliivem namenu.
Dokler sta Hitler in Mussolini v
polni sill vedrila in oblacila v
Evropi, nj prislo nikomur v Va
tikanu niti ma misel, da bi upo-
rabljal besedo "nacizem" "a OBJ
tozbo. v dneh nacistienega 60
spodstva 81 je vatikanska diplo-
macija mnogo obetala cd ures-
nicenja blaznih Hitlerjevih in
Mussolinijevih nacrtov.
Dandanes pa Vatikan gradi
svoje nacrte ma pricakovanju, da
Sc bodo uveljavili novi poborniki
"svetovnega gospostva." Znano
je, da sedanji vojni hujskaei
Churchillovega tipa, XII Sc ma
vdusujejo fantazijami o "sve-
tovnem gospostvu" anglo-ame-
riskega imperializma, nenavad-
no pogosto uporabljajo "demo-
kraticno' terminologijo. Prav
tako je znano, da ia terminolo-
gija niti najmanj ne ovira 60
spoda Churchilla in MENU po-
dobnih politikov, da bi ne rova-
rili proti miru in ne resevali fa-
Sisticnih ostankov v Eyropi.
"Antifasisticni' izrazi Y odda-
jah vatikanskega radia, v kate
rih jemljejo v zascito fasistic-
ne vojne zlocince, so dokaz, da
Vatikan deiansko trobi v isto
psevdo-demokraticno trobento,
S pomocjo katere danasnji vojni
hujskaci zelijo zavreti organiza-
clio miru ma svetu.
Med vojno je bill Vatikan ma
strani sovraznikov svobode in
neodvisnosti narodov. Tudi zdaj
v povojnem razdobju, je ma istih
postojankah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
>Vatikan in Jugoslaviiia
T MAK0pKAvNosT !,

Politicna kampana, katero vodi Vatikan proti novi
Jugoslavi je svetovnega obsega in zca med ostaim
tudi z sistematcnega napadanja in batenja XII ga ri
takozvan katoliski tisk Zedinenih dzava procesom
in obsodbo zagrebskega nadskofa Stepnca kampana
dosegla svoj visek apak zaeilno in omebe vredno e,
da nj kerkani tisk nkdar nt skusal ovre dokazov
bill Stepinac dejansko koarobator nacifasizma polnem
pomenu besede.
Spodaj priobcamo canek tenn vprasanju XII je izsel
belgrajski Borbi" pod naslovo Zakaj e Vatikan
zadrzano ogorcen?" Glasi Sc:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
Najdrazja skodelica Gaia

Ena skodelica GAIA je stala
Ameriko mad 100 milijonov do
larjev. Ia cal Sc je popil 6. april
la 1929 v Orlandu, Fla. Gostite-
ljica Mrs. Brown je daroyala
oh tel priliki svojemu gostu
Smortzu nekaj> redkih steblik
"grapefruita,' XII jih je bila
pravkar prejela il Sicilije. v teh
steblikah je bila skrita- licinka
nevarne muhe, zivece oh Sredo-
zemskem morju. S hitrostjo po-
cara Sc je ia muha razsirila po
vsej Ameriki, kjer nj imela v
nasprotju z domovino nobenega
sovraznega zajedavca, XII bi 10
preganjal. -'
( Do konca leta 1929 je okuzila
ze tri milijone hektaroy v Ze-
din..enih drzavah. 2 letali so jo
unicevali, vlada je trosila mill
jone in milijone, polja SO skro-
pill svincenim arsenom tako,
da SO zboleli ljudje in zivali. Sc
le polagoma 'je ponehavala ia
.nadloga. +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
Is. februarja 1947
|Uredniko posfo,
Direktorij Slovenskega
drustvenega donna

Cleveland, O.-Sledeci je di-
rektorij "a leto 1947 Sloyenske-
ga drustyenega donna:
Theodore Kilher, predsednik !;
John Zgonc, podpredsednik;
James Rotter, tajnik; Louis Co.
dee, blagajnik; Frank, Rupert,
|zapisnikar; nadzorni odbor;
Stanley Pluth, Jakob Rojc in
Frank Zigman; gospodarski od-
Dor: Frank Rupert in John
Adam; prosvetni odbor: Frances
Gorjanc, Gusti Zupancic, Frank
Stopar, Mary Stir in Jakob Pc
klaj; namestniki: Joe Marn in
Andy Pezdir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
V |e+u I947 Sc bo
$4,000 izse|iencev
vrniIo v domovino
Posneto il "Slovenskesa poroGevalca"

Posneto il "slovenskesa poroeevalca"
Nasa ljudska oDlast je sklenila
omogociti nasim Stevilnim, po
vsem svetu raztresenim izseljen-
Gem, da Sc cimprej vrnejo do
movino. Podatki IL leta 1899 nam
kazejo, da je imela Slovenija IL
ven svojih meja pc evropskih de-
zelah $4,000 izseljencev,. V preko-
morskih dezelah: IDA, Argenti-
nj, Braziliji, Kanadi in drugod
pa $4,000.
Pobudo "a izvedbo povratka
izseljencev V domovino je vzelo
V svoje roke ministrstvo "a delo
preko komisije "a izseljence V
|Zagrebu. LetoSnjo jesen so Sc il
Francije zacele vracati v domo-
vino prve vecje skupine. Doslej
Sc je vrnilo skupno 1924 jugo-
slovanskih izseljencev, cd kate
rib je 134O Slovencev. Med nil
mi je mnogo odlicno kvalificira-
nih delavcev, XII nam bodo pri iz-
gradnji nase drzave lahko mno-
60 koristili.
V letu 1947 Sc pripravljajo ma
odhod v domovino izseljenci v
Belgiji, Nizozemski, Westfaliji
in zlasti v Ameriki. Vsi Sc 1.-Two
zanimajo ma obnovo v naSi de-
zeli, "a mas novi nacin zivljenia
in della, katerega hocejo vlo-
ziti svojo najboljso delovno silo.
Zlasti v Ameriki sc izseljenci
skrbno pripravljajo ma povratek.
Organizirajo Sc V zadruge, ku-
pujejo strc9e in drugo, da hi mo-
gil tudi sami cimvec prispevati h
graditvi svojih stanovanj. Ma
crt "a leto 1947 predvideva po-
vratek 40 do $4,000 nasih soroja-
kov. Vprasanje njihove zaposli-
tive ne bo predstavljalo "a nase
gospodarstvo nobene tezkoce,
ker bono v tenn letu ma podlagi
nacrtnega gospodarstva pristo-
pill k industrializaciji in elektri-
fikaciji nase dezele in rabbi We
liko delovne sile. Nujno pa js
vprasanje, kje in kako nastaniti
vse te povratnike zaradi stano-
vanjske stiske, zlasti v industrij-
skin krajih. Temu vprasanju mo-
rajo ysi nasi gospodarski resort
posvetiti re sedaj najvecjo po-
zornost, sal je vprasanje nasta-
nitve perece ze "a one, ki 50. So
doslej yrnili v domovino.
Kaj je v tenn pogledu doslei
storjenega? Lahko recemo, da je
malo napram potrebam, ii ma
stajajo. Izselieniski svet, XII ga
de ustanovilo ninistrstyo "a de
] 10, je sklical ze nekaj konferenc,
Xxi 50 Sc Jill udelezili predstav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

Ali ste naro6nik "Emakoprav-
mostg' Ce ste, ali so Vasi prijo-
telji in enamel? "EnakopraV-
most" je potrebaa vsaki druSimi
sdrddi vdSnih Uesi in vednO ak
tualnih clnnkov! strife "Enako-
DrGCYaOSt!w
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

Waukegan, III: Dne 20. ja-
nuarja De. urnrIa "a 3srSno hibo
Mary Babnik, stara 81 let, ro-
jena ma Dobrayi pri Ljubliani
Pokopana ie bila ciyilno. "a.
pusca Stir sinove in dve hceri
vsi poroceni, tri vnuke in dve
sestri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
SkR I

"Moj psieek," je pripovedoya-
la gospa Pima, "je zelo inteligen-
ten. Vedno me uboga. &c mu re-
Gem: Fiji, ali prides sem ali ne,
pride takoj sem ali pa ne"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

Usluga ma nepraven mestu
Pred veznimi vrati neke viso.
Ike hise je majhen decek zaman
poizkusal doseci hisni zvoncek.
"Bi rad pozvonil?" ga je vpra-
sal neki, gospod.
"Da, pa ne morem."
> "Reycek!" 81 je mislil gospod
pomagal bonn decku, da DO lah.
ko prisel domov. In ga je dvig.
nil.
Decko je ma vso moe pozvo.
nil, skoeil gospodu iz rok in 'mu
rekel:
"Zdaj pa lie nitro steciva"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

1lk preu OOAlce1n Je papeZ V
svoji !obicajni poslanici izrekel
zanim1vo ugotovitev. Pc poroci-
lu agencije France Presse cd "a.
decembra je papez ugotovil v bo-
zicni poslanici, ko Sc je dotak-
nil povojnih razmer v Evropi, da
so te razmere "sad nepremaglji-
We zagrenjenosti." To mnenje bi
bilo lahko tocno, vsaj kar Sc tice
Vatikana. Popoln poraz hitler
jevske Nemcije in Mussolinijeve
Italije, unicenje faSisticnih re-
zimov v satelitskih drzavah, kre-
pitev demokraticnih sill " vsej
Evropi, vzpostavitev ljudske de-
mokracije v mnogih drzavah.
kaznovanje vojnih zlocincev it'd,
vsi ii sadovi smaoge svobodoljub-
nih narodov-so bill sprejeti
redko kje tako zivim obcut-
kom "nepremagljive zagrenje-
nosti" kakor v Vatikanu.
To je dovolj dokazala aktiv-
most vatikanske diplomacije v
vsem povojnem razdobju. Kako
.je ia zagrenjenost v resnici ne
premagljiva, kaze dovolj tudi
primer znanega vatikanskega
pisca, jezuita de Marca, XII ogor-
ceno nastopa V jezuitskem caso-
pisu "Civilta catolica" proti ci-
scenju fasistov v Italiji.
"Ciscenje in kazenske ukrepe
proti fasizmu,' pise odkrito de
Marco, "zelijo edino komunisti." "
To eiscenje Sc je izkazalo po poi
movanju tega vatikanskega pub
licista kot "krivicno in skodljivo
narodnim interesom. Koncno
pa de Marco priznava povsem v
duhu pojmovanja il bozicne po-
slanice, da "jih," to je Vatikan,
"pretresa nasilnost krivcev te
velike tragedije"
Po tenn odkritem in odlocil-
nem nastopu zascito fasistov
dobiva "nepremagljiva zagre-
nienost' V bozicni poslanici Pija
XII. svoj poln smisel. Ia zagre-
njenost Sc pojasnjuje S tenn, da
ie Vatikan, kakor znano, pove-
zal svoje nacrte pricakovanjem
image fasisticnega vojnega
stroja, obstojem taksnih mon
struoznih "drzavnih' tvorb, ka-
krsna je bila ma primer Paveli-
ceva in Stepinceva "neodvisna
drzava,' "prisilnim prekrsce-
vanjem,' inkvizitorskimi pre-
ganjanji vsega, kar je bilo svo-
bodoljubnega V Evropi it'd. Ia
pricakovanja so Sc razbila vec-
jem delu Europe zmago svobo-
1oljubnih narodov.
Zaradi tega nj mic cudnega, &c
Vatikan zdaj razen "nezadrzano
ogorcenega" klevetanja demo
kraticnih sill ma svetu in njiho-
viii pridobitev hkrati govori tu-
di "nakovalu in kladivu med
vceraj jsniim upanjem in danas-
njo stvarnostjo" (Pij XII. v svo-
il poslanici). Nestetokrat smo re
videli, da Sc Vatikan zelo tezko
odpove svojih "vceraj ajsnjih
upov," to je nacrtoV. XII so bill
povezani prieakovanjem, da
bodo si!e osi zagospodoyale.
| Prav tako smo sc prepricali
da sc Vatikan nikakor ne more
sprijazniti mnogimi dejstv
"dallasnje stvarnosti." Emo TAX
snih dejstev stvarnosti poyoj.
ne Evrope, proti kateremu kaze
Vatjkan trmasto nespravljivost
je tudi nasa nova drzava Fede'
rativna ljudska republika Jugo'
slavi;a Stalisee Vatikana dc
| nases sdemokraticne domovine je
\ cd prvega dne zgodovinske zma
&c narodov Jugoslavije preze
malo brezumno in neprikrito 90
vrastyo. Vatikanska propaganda
je ena najtrdovratnejsih tujif
central protijugoslovanske kan
panic.