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Evening star., 1947-08-19
Charles H. Pozer Dies;
Resident Engineer
For Southern Railway

Charles Henry Pozer, 81, Fairfax,
Va, resident engineer in the Dis
trict of Columbia area for the
Southern Railway, died yesterday
at Emergency Hospital after an
illness of three weeks.
Mr.. Pozer came to this country
from Canada after World War I.
He was married in 1916 to Miss
Katherine Barrett of Alexandra in
New Brunswick shortly before he
was to leave for overseas service
as a major In the Canadian railway
troops.
Mrs. Pozer accompanied her hus-
band overseas and served as an
ambulance driver.
A graduate of Bishops College
School, Quebec. and of McGill Uni
versity, Montreal, Mr.. Pozer assisted
in the location of the roadbed for
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Of Canada in the Canadian Rockies
and in the Peace River country in
Northern Alberta prior to World
War I.
Mr.. Pozer joined the Southern
Railway here in 1925.
He was a vestryman in Truro
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Virginia Asked 10 Help
Fiqht Rail Rate Increases
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 19.-
Twenty-stx shipper representatives
asked the State Corporation Com
mission yesterday to seek State
funds with which to fight future
railroad requests for increased
freight rates.
In a resolution adopted at an in
formal meeting in the sec court
room, the shippers urged that State
funds be used to hire cost analyst
or accountant who could investigate
authoritatively the carriers profit
and-loss statements.
william G. Seibert, sec commerce
counsel, said other States or regional
groups may be interested in hiring
such an expert for the same purpose
and If they do Virginia may join
them.
Freight rate increases have been
asked by the carriers in petition
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Housing Probe Begins
With SquabbIe Over
Choice Of Chairman
by the Assesiotsd Press

A group of Congress members
trudged back to the Capitol today
to start the ball rolling on a $780,
600 housing investigation - and
settle q who's-to-be-boss squabble.
The choice of a chairman is a
hot issue to be decided before the
6enate-House committee gets down
to its assignment of finding out why
homes ale scarce, why they cost so
much and what can be done
about it.
The tussle over the craftsmanship,
according to a committee member,
is between veteran Senator Tobey,
Republican. of New Hampshire and
Senator Mccarthy, Republican, of
Wisconsin, a. freshman in Congress.
Those familiar with the behind
the-scenes efforts to line up votes
claimed Senator Tobey had an edge
and Senator McCarthy's supporters
did not dispute this.
Tobey Called Favorite.
The Wisconsin first-termer is one
Of the sponsors of the resolution au-
thorizing the inquiry into the
housing situation. Friends said he
wants the craftsmanship. but Is even
more interested In keeping 1t from
Senator Tobey.
But Senator Tobey has the inside
track because he Is chairman of the
Senate Banking Committee, while
Senator Mccarthy is at the end of
the seniority list. The joint housing
committee is made up OF seven
members each from the Senate and
House Banking Committees.
The custom Is to pick a Senator
TO head a Senate House committee.
Mccarthy on Hand.
Senator Tobey, who has been away
from Washington since before ad-
journment because of the serious
illness Of his wife, gave his Office no
advance word as to whether he would
be on hand for today's meeting. But
one Congress member said the New
Hampshire Senator planned to come
by plane.
Senator Mccarthy arrived in
Washington yesterday from brief
Wisconsin vacation. He told re-
porters he had no comment on the
Tobey-McCarthy situation, but he
said:
Frankly, hope the Craftsmanship
goes to some one who will spend all
his time on the housing investiga-
tion. I don't want to see it go to
some one who won't, or to any one
who has preconceived ideas about
the housing situation.
And I don't want the investiga-
ton to become a political ISSUE"
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Parish, Fairfax. His widow Is q
member Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Fairfax Library and of the
Fairfax Community Chest.
In addition to his wife, Mr.. Pozer
leaves three sisters, Mrs. D. j. Sails,
Mrs. Melvin Mckee and Mrs. D. p.
Wyatt, all of Quebec. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow
at Old Aqua Church, about 80 miles
south of Alexandria. Burial will be
in the church cemetery.
The Rev. Albert r. Mollegen Of
Virginia Theological Seminary and
the Rev. Percy T. Hall, rector emeri-
tus Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Alexandria, will officiate.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Navy Shipyurd Permits Tours

PORTSMOUTH. Va. Aug. 10 (P.
Tours of the naval shipyard will
be available to convention delegates
and other Portsmouth visitors
through cooperation of the yard
officials with the Portsmouth Cham
ber of Commerce.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
Ian Hawkins orchestra, John

Using sharp foes7ht, the Apollo onsnatos joined forces with addMonaI interests
sound and progressive. Thn' fully equipped the new Apollo team of talent artistic dnc
hon md business acumen. went to work. producing! Their goal was to produce Music
Americana. TheHa ambition vast to build . company to champion in production and Ideals
and their first victory came from the stand they took on the issue o tolerance.
fEdhors nofe:I Inside story Of how fsy young company mode rs sensational he - =
Leading position in The recording industry will be confined in our next ISSUE
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
NEW Inland TYPEWRITER
FOR DISABLED VETS

Washington, D. c. (Clobal)-A new
Typewriter which groups letter keys on
one side Of the machine with less fire..
quent use Of number and punctuation
keys on the other, has been given a
Georgetown University law student.
Albin Ulrickson. Ulrickson is "a, and
his left side was paralyzed by a shell
in Germany.
The machine was given by the eVt-
Grams Administration, and an official
said four other machines were on or
der for handicapped veterans in the
Washington area.
The new machine wa developed by
the International Business machines
corporation.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
ANNA LUCASTA" RECEIVED
WILDLY AT LONDON

London (CNS)EThe British tool
Anna Lucasta," the story of a prosti
tute, to their hearts this week wher
the Broadway success opened here a
His Majesty's Theatre.
Perhaps Londoners were SO excited
because the play as acted by Negroes
was a novelty to theatre goers. Too
the expert acting particularly of lead.
ing lady Hilda Simms, who responded
to the numerous curtain calls with a
little speech, caused critics to become
exhuberant.
Anna Lucasta' had the feel Of a
big hit, wrote w. A. darlington Of
the Daily Telegraph. He gave credit
to the acting of the cast rather than
to the play.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

II CANDIDATES NOMINATED D FINALS:
MANY ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPATING
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
N. Y. MEDICAL SOCIETY
REFUSES TO STAMP OUT BIAS

New York (ClobaD-The Medical
Society of the county of New York
has just refused to condemn County
Societies that segregate Negro Physi-
clans from membership.
1t urged and approved by vote, a
resolution that the State Medical
Group encourage the American Medi.
cal Society to provide "a special type
OF membership for physicians who, fol
reasons Of race, creed, color, OF sex
have been denied admission to tht
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
'MID-CITY QUEEN To Be Chosen
In Beauty and Popularity Contest
HIGH U TO ACT ON
BOAT SEGREGATION


Detroit, Mich. {Clobal)LThe Su.
preme Court has agreed to review the
case of the Bob-Lo Excursion com.
pany, involving the refusal Of trans.
%portation to a Negro girl. Miss Saral
Ray, claimed she was refused passag'
on one Of the company's boats from
Detroit to the Province Of Ontario
Canada, and sued the company D,
the grounds that her rights under til
Michigan State Civil rights act" ha,
been violated.
The Courts of Michigan upheld
Miss Rays contention, and pointed
out that refusal to transport her
violated the act which provides tina
public conveyances on land or water
shall show no discrimination ON ao
count of race, creed, or color"
The Excursion company is appeal
ing the case to the Supreme Court OF
the grounds hat the law could No
control foreign commerce.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
FREEDOM TRAIN TO BYPASS
i'm CROW TOWNS

New York, N. Y. (ClobaD-Accord-
ing to Mr.. Louis A. Novins, Vice
president of the American Heritage
Foundation, sponsors of the Freedom
Train, the Freedom Train will not
visit any Southern Communities that
insist on enforcing religious or racial
segregation upon visitors to the Train.
The train will start tour of the South
toward the end of November.
All OF the communities" an
nounced Mr.. Novins, ARE aware of
this policy. IF any of them should in
slst officially on segregated visiting
hours, then we simply won't partici-
pate"
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

hss OF depth and feeling. and their recordings were welcomed as T BY
public.
"Hot" Lips Page. Illinois Jacquet. RADON Tanant, Coleman Hawkins
Kirby and orchestra. Dnah Washington. Babe Wallace, Willie BRYANT.
Laurel Watson. Hall Winters. Teddy McRae and band. MahaGa jackson
and the Bill Campbell orchesta-aN were quick to turn to Apollo to record
music they loved. the way they felt it. Here was a chance to give the
world music with expression. music with spontaneous and native feeling.
The public loved it. More records were demanded and. suddenly. before
the major companies knew it. Apollo and its artists were on their way!
USno shMn FORESIGHT tho AnoUo on1;na+o ;,;,eI t,x... al u
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
FACTORY JOBS IN NEW
YORK ON

New York City (CNS)-Factory
jobs as well as the wages paid fol-
them are on the increase in the state
of New York, according to the latesI
tabulations of the Bureau of Research
and Statistics. Between mid-Augus
and mid-September, the number D
Jobs available increased 81 percen
and payrolls rose AZ percent. Increase
expected to continue with new lob
opening in canning, preserving an,
clothing industry.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

81, OOO.O 90 i'm Prizes.
10 Winners; 10 Prizes.
First Prize, $500. 90 in Cash.
Queen to be Crowned November IIth.
Winners to be Crowned at Gala Bal on Nov. 18th.
No member of the "Mid-City Queen Committee
will be permitted to make any nomination.
The 10 contestants receiving the largest number
OF votes in order, will be adjudged winners.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
BETTE PARHAM, COSMETIC
EXECUTIVE, BUYS NEW
BUILDING

New York City (CNS)- Bette
Esther Parham, president of the Ma
tional Beauty Supply Company, which
manufactures and exports Esther Mir
acle Products, purchased this week the
three story building adjoining the 50
West 125th Street store which already
houses the ropidly growing firm. The
reported cash down payment made
was $500.
A cosmetic executive since 1910,
Miss Parham has come a long way
since she decided seven years ago that
not enough college educated Negroes
went into business. In fact, as the
story goes, she was sitting in a lee
ture class at billiard University when
she first learned hat less than one
percent Of Negroes in business were
college traind. AIMED with ALB and
MA. degrees from Shaw and Column
bia, she plunged into the business
world, determined to do the unusual
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
DREAMLAND HALL
Armistiee Day 900 Pm.
TUESDAY, NOV. II, 1s47

local medical societies. mr. admission to regular o. active
The small minority among the l50nembership" But advocates of the
Medlcs gathered at the Academy ofonginal resolution, said it would be
Medcnne, fought to uphold the nghtuseless to dictate to the Needles in
OF each country medical society "toDrde, hence it urged the special type
determine tor itself the requremenbof membership for Negro Physicians.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

HALL, Tuesday Night, NOVEMBER 11th at The Amer
lean Legion Annual Dance. Music by Archie Brown.
Admission 81 90 in advance. SIPS at door. Tickets
may be obtained at Johnson's Drug Store and Ameri-
can Legion Hall at 9th and Parker.
THE OMAHA GUIDE in cooperation with THE
AMERICAN LEGION, Theodore Roosevelt Post No. 80
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
4 Ssh!

OMAHA GUIDE AND AMERICAN LEGION
PREPARE FOR ROYAL VICTORY DANCE
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
UN-AMERICAN COMMITTEE
CALLED UPON TO INVESTIGATES
n.

New York (ClobaD-Rabbi William
F. Rosenblum told a capacity audience
in Temple Israel, 30 West Ninety
first Street Sunday that the "Un-
American Committee should investi-
gate the new crop of bigots" who are
attempting to resume their pre-war
activities as peddlers of race hate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24

pa pesnisko zbirko Erne Muser-
jeve "Vstal DO vihar" it'd.
Znanstveni institut je tidal Sc
RHO znanstvenih in poljudno
znanstvenih razprav, zlasti o ma
sih mejnih vprasanjih. Med Mi
mi SO razprave nasih strokov-
njakov, univerzitetnih professor
jew Antona Melika (Gorica, Trst
in severna Jugoslavija), Draga
Gustinciea (Trst ali problem
razmejitve med Jugoslavijo in
ItaliJo), Boga Grafenauerja
(Kanalska dolina) it'd.
Planinsko drustvo Slovenije
je izdalo lani "Planinski zbor-
Mix" letos pa je zacelo izdajati
svojo mesecno revijo "Gore in
ljudje."
v samozalozbi je izslo razme-
roma malo knjig. Med kvalitet-
mimi je umetniska mapa France
ia Mihelica "Krvava bratovsci-
ma" in pa vista glasbenih publi-
kaeij.
Omeniti bi bilo treba Sc nekai
periodienih publikacij, XII jih IL
dajajo razne ustanove in dru-
stva, tako 'Obzornik," mesee-
mix "a ljudsko prosveto, "Popot-
mix" list "a vzgojo, prosveto in
kulturo, "Proteus,' glasilo Pri-
rodoslovnega drustva, "Gledali-
Ski list ljubljanskega in tudi
nekaterih pokrajinskih gleda-
lisc it'd. Dnevniki in tedniki tn
seveda MISC vsteti.
TAX je kratek prerez della ma
sih danasnjih zalozb. Ustavili
smo Sc le oh pomembnejsih pub
likacijah, kajti v celoti je izslo
cd osvoboditve do danes (po po-
datkih nasega bibliografskega
mesecnika) mad 700 slovenskih
tiskov. Ce pristejemo temu Sc
dejstvo, da je med izdanimi knji-
gami, brosurami, revijami in
res dobrih in vrednih del, je to
"a prvo obdobje po osvoboditvi
prav gotovo velik kulturen
Iuspeh. .d,n.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24
SKR II
n. fehruarja 1871

Mescan il Aberdeena Sc je dal
po peturnem prigovarjanju Ia
varovati zoper pozar. In ko je
slednjie podpisal pogodbo, je de-
jail agentu: "Tako, to je zdaj
opravljeno, in zdaj, gospod, bi
mi lahko pustili tn Sc skatljico
vzigalic."
skot Sc je vozil il Londona v
Edinburg. Ma vsaki postal je IL
stopil in hitel k blagajni.
''Zakaj izstopate ma vsaki po-
staji?" ga je vprasal sopotnik.
"Na vsaki postaji 81 kupim vo-
zovnico do prihodnje postaje."
"Zakaj 81 ne kupite cele vo-
zovnice il Londona do Edenbur-
ga"
"Zdravnik, XII me je v Londonu
pregledal, je dejal, da lahko vsak
trenutek umrjem zaradi srcne
bolezni. Zakaj bi torej po nepo-
trebnem izdajal denar?"
Skot zagleda ma hotelu napis:
"Garaza zastonj." Zapelje avto
v garazo. Vratar ga vprasa:
"Katero soho pa innate v ho-
telu, gospod?"
"Sobo?" sc zacudi Skot. "Ne
potrebujem je, ker SPIN kar v
avtu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24
DeIo sIovenskih kniiizznih zoIozb
Ponatis il "Slovenskega poroesyalca"

lozba v drugi zbirki "Svetovni
klasiki." Do zdaj nam je dala
novo izdajo romano l.. N. Toll
stoia cana Karenina" in pre-
vod "Semnja nieevosti' v. N.
fhackeraya, XII smo ga to pot
prvic dobili v slovenskem prevo-
du. Med znanstvenimi priroeni-
XII je izdala Drzavna zalozba
Ruplovo "Slovensko pravorec-
je," med najnovejsimi izdajami
pa je treba omeniti zlasti "Koro-
Ski zbornik," XII vsebuje vrsto te-
meljitih razprav koroskem
problemu, vec zemljevidov, silk
it'd.
Drzavna zalozba izdaja "a
Drustvo slovenskih knjizevni-
kov tudi revijo "Novi svet," XII
je pravkar zakljucila svoj prvi
letnik in jo ureja JUS Kozak, in
pa bibliografski mesecnik mas
tisk," XII prinasa redno vsak me-
sec bibliografski pregled vseh
novih slovenskih knjig. V nacr-
tn je tudi Casopis "a literarno
zgodovino, XII bo zacel izha jati
prihodnje leto.
Med drugim je izdala Drzav-
ma zalozba tudi vrsto glasbenih
publikacij, tako vec snopicev
zbirke zborovskih skladb "Nasi
zbori' in pa vec ucnih knjig,
zlasti citank.
Slovenski knjizni zavod
ze v prvih tednih po osvobodi-
tVl, ko so bill pogoji "a izdaja-
ME knjig pri mas Sc trdi, je tidal
kot primer partizanske proze
knjizico "Beseda il nase borbe," :"
Kajuhove pesmi in diva zvezka
"Pesmi nash borcev" poleg vr-
ste propagandnih brosur. Prva
redna publikacija Slovenskega
knjizevnega zavoda pa so bile
Ingoliceve novele pred SON.
cnim vzhodom," XII so dozivele
doslej re dive izdaji. Misko Kra-
nice 'je tidal najprej knjigo no.
vel "Tihozitje in pejsazi" in po-
tenn roman "Pesem gora," oboje
S snovjo il osvobodilne vojne,
Prezihov Voranc roman "Jamnl-
ca XII Sc godi med obema vojno-
ma ma Koroskem, in knjigo ev-
ropskih potopisov "Borba ma tu-
jih tleh," Ferdo Godina pa fo-
man il predvojnih let "Bele tul-
pike"
Poleg tega je tidal Slovenski
knjizevni zavod Sc Seliskarjevo
knjigo reportaz "Zmagali bo-
NO. Potrceve "Kocarje in dru-
ge povesti' in novele Lojza
kraigherja, XII SO izhajale ze ma
prclomu osemnajstega in devet-
najstega stoletja " nash revi-
jah. Med izvirna della sodijo Sc
JUS Kozakovi eseji "Blodnje,"
med prevodi pa so izsle novele
Vladimirja Nazora, knjiga K.
Simonova MED jugoslovanski-
mi partizani," roman Romaina
Rolanda "Miklavz Breugnon,
roman Marie Pajmanove e
'LJudJe ma razpotJu" it'd. Med
ponstisi il prejsnjih let je Sc
"Pozganica" Prezihovega Vo-
ranca.
Med izvirnini pesniskimi zbir-
kaml smo dobili v tenn letu
Grudnovo "Pesinovo srce," Pc
smi Mateja Bora in zadnjih
dneh Sc zbirko Franc Kosmaca
"Podobe nasega pohoda." Pref
je nsla Sc Torkarjeva pesnitev
"Kurent," nova izdaja Preserno-
win poezij XII jo. je priredil A.
Slodnjak, in prvi zvezek LIBRA
lih pesmi'' A. S. Puskina v K1op-
eieevih in zupancieevih prevo-
din.
Med dra~natskimi deli smo do
| bill v prVerl casu DO osvObodityi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24

| SCpIdV Je DIId ZdlOZIlISkd uc-
lavnost ma Slovenskem zlasti v
obdobju med obema imperiali-
sticnima vojnama mocno razvi-
ia in je dosegla razmeroma vi
soko knjizno produkcijo, mno-
gin primerih vsebinsko kvalite-
to in lepo zunanjo podobo knjig,
je treba vendar ugotoviti, da ma
Sc predvojne zalozbe MISC v ce-
lott izpolnile svojega namena.
Ve6ji del teh zalozb je incl vse
prevec znacaj trgovskih prido-
bitnih podjetij; Gene knjig so
bile kljub zelo cenemu materialu
in slabo placanemu delu visoke,
naklade majhne in zato skoraj
vse publikacije dostopne lie raz-
meroma ozkemu krogu bralcev;
pa odtujene in zaprte; tiste "a
lozbe, XII SO bile pa namenje-
ne 1iudstvu in SO posiljale knji-
ge v velikih nakladah v svet, so
izbirale pogosto po ozkih ali ce-
10 kvarnih merilih, &c pa so jih
vodile napredne teznje SO Jim te-
DAME oblasti ovirale delo in pre-
precavale uresnicenje njihovih
nacrtov; poglavitna napaka, XII
velja skoraj "a vse nase pred
vojne zalozbe, pa je bila nena-
crtnost pri izdajanju knjig.
Vecji del teh zalozb je prene-
halo re oh okupaciji, druge Oh
osvoboditvi. Tako SO vse nase
danasnje vodilne zalozbe-Dr-
zavna zalozba Slovenije, Sloven-
ski knjizni zavod, Cankarjeva in
zalozba Mladinska knjiga-nove
in so bill postavlieni temelji "a
ME re v osvobodilni borbi. Tenn
nasim novim zalozbam, zlasti
Drzavni in Cankarjevi, je prav
nacrtnost pri izbiranju knjiznih
programov prvo vodilo. V tenn
je poglavitni vzrok, da je dozi-
vela slovenska knjiga re V pr
VEN letu svobode smotren in ST.
rok razvoj razmeroma visoke ma
klade pa SO il omogocile, da je ze
nasla pot V vsako slovensko hi
SO.
Drzavna zalozba siovenije
Po nacrtnosti knjiznih pro-
gramov je prav gotovo ma prvem
mestu med tnaSimi novimi zaloz-
bani.
Tia je pripravila re V prvin
mesecih po osvoboditvi tri Pc
membne knjige: ponatis "Slo-
venskega zbornika 1922 XII je
prvic ilegalno izsel med okupa-
clio in je bill natisnje v ljub-
janskih podzemskih tiskarnah,
"Slovenski zbornik 1916" XII je
dal pregled nasega della in borbe
v letih osvobodilne vojne in je
hkrati nadomestil "a prvo leto
po osvoboditvi naso centralno
reviio, XII je takrat Sc nismo ime-
Ii, in pa Titovo knjigo "Borba "a
osvcboditev Jugoslavije,' v ka-
teri so zbrani clanki in govori
marsala Tjta il let 1941-45.
Med prvimi leposlovnimi IL
dajami Drzavne zalozbe je bila
zupanciceva pesniska zbirka
"zinzelen pod snegom" in Grud-
move pesmi "V pregnanstvo,'
knjiga potopisnih critic Preziho-
vega Voranca "Od Kotelj do Be-
lih vod' in Kosmaceve novele
'Sreca in kruh.' V zbirki "Slo-
venska drama je izsla Kozako-
va Vida Grantova,' Cd tujih
dramatskih del pa "Sovrazniki"
Maksima Gorkega prevodu in
$ spremnimi besedami Bratka
Arefta. Med najpomembne ise
dosedanje izdaje Crzavne zaloz-
be Slovenije sodi knjiga "Pot
move Jugoslavije," v kateri SO
z5rani govori in clanki Edvarda
l<ardelja IL let osvobodilne VOL
ne, nacrtnost izdaj Drzavne Ia
lozbe pa najbolje kezeta dive
zbi1ki, Zbrana della slovenskih
pesni-nikov in pisateljev in Sve-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-24

lila ma Beta ajnevi," Kraftovo pre-
delavo Jurcic-Levstikovega "Tu-
gomera" in Sc Lipahov "Glavni
dobitek," kot primer partizan-
ske igre Borove "Raztrgance" in
"Tezko uro," il svetovne drama
tike pa dramo Maksima Gorkega
|"Na dnu." Vse te izdaje sprem-
ljajo uvodi in rezijske opombe.
Poleg leposlovnih knjig, ma
katerih je tezisce te zalozbe, pa
je tidal Slovenski knjizni zavod
Sc tri knjige Paula de Kruisa-
"Borbo "a zivijenje," "Borce
proti smrti" in "Lovce ma mi
krobe;" zbirki Dokumenti il
osvobodilne borbe je izslo nekaj
spominov ma zivljenje v tabori-
scih, tako Milene Mohoriceve
"Motivi z Raba," "Muceniska
pot k svobodi' it'd, v zadnjih
dneh pa knjiga o Rupnikevem
procesu.
Cd vsega zaeetka izdaja Slo-
venski knjizni zavod tudi bro
Sure politicne in gospodarske
vsebine, razne govore, zakone
it'd. V novejsem casu zbira
tako gradivo v Mali politicni
knjiznici. Poleg te izhaja Sc Po-
ljudno-znanstvena knjizniea, XII
prinasa krajse razprave, dalje
razne glasbene publikacije, zla-
sti partizanskimi motivi; med
umetniskimi mapami je izsla
Globoenikova 'Herrnvolk" it'd.
sirsemu krogu bralcev pa je
namenjena med vsemi izdajami
Slovenskega knjiznega zavoda
zlasti nova Presernova knjizni-
ca, XII je pred bozieem prvic IL
sla in DO posiljala vsako leto ne
kaj dobrih cenenih knjig v veliki
nakladi med nase ljudstvo. Lam
sko leto smo dobili poleg kole-
darja Sc ponatis Prezihovih
"Samorastnikov'' in pa knjigo
"Spomini ma partizanska leta,"
vse v nakladi 30, 900 izvodov, kar
je "a prvi povojni cas- zelo raz-
veseljivo.
Cankarjeva zalozba
Nasa tretja velika zalozba,
Cankarjeva zalozba, ina nacr-
tn predvsem della s podrocja
Observation-Disclosures in je izde-
lala precej sirok program ze "a
vec let naprej. Letos je uresni-
ella sele del tega, dala pa nam
je vendar ze nekaj temeljnih del
Observation-Disclosures, XII jih pri
mas pref nismo smell svobodno
tiskati in so to pot vecjidel IL
sla slovenseini. Zlasti je po-
membna nova izdaja "Zgodovine
Vsezvezne Komunisticne partije
boljsevikov," XII smo jo tiskali
pref samo ilegalno in v majhni
nakladi, in pa knjiga "V. I. Le-
nin-kratek oris zivljenja in de-
la."
Poleg tega je izsla Sc Lenino-
va "Velika pobuda," Engelsova
razprava Ludwig Feuerbach in
konec klasicne nemske filozofi-
je," razpravi G. v. Plehanova 20
materialistirnem pojmovanju
zgodovine' in TX vprasanju O
vlogl osebnosti v zgodovini" in
nedavno Sc Leninova razprava
"Imperializem kot najvisji sta
dij kapitalizma."
Poleg teh so Hsle v zadnjem
casu Sc "Leninova pisma Max
simu Gorkemu," ponatis IL No.
vega sveta in ponatis "Ljudske
pravice," ilegalne izdaje IL leta
1943. Vrsto krajsih marksistic-
nih razprav smo dobili tudi v
mali biblioteki marksizma-le-
ninizma," Sc pref pa v brosurah,
XII so hsle kot ponatisi izdaj z
osvobodilnega ozemlja..
Poleg teh znanstyenih kniig
je izdala Cankarjeva zalozba ze
" prvem letu tudi nekai lepo-