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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
rts ]yanks Regain Cd Place, Defeat Senators, 81
Sports
Navy Works OF
20 Pounds From
Jimmy Demaret
BY LEO MACDONELL

A recent communique reports
that the navy has peeled 20
pounds off Seaman James Newton
Demaret, the former Plum Hollow
golf pro Dick Callahan. New
Orleans high school pitcher 10
whom the Red Sox paid $l5,00 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

SATURDAY'S RESULTS
BROOKLYN So ~ York q.
Cincinnati 9. ChicaFn
BOSTON q. Philadelphia 4
PittshurEh 8 st Louis
SUNDAYS GAMES
81 Louis AZ Pittsburgh t7l.
Chiearo ~ Cincinnati C11.
Nsw YORK II HrcskivH fnN,
Boston AZ Philadelphia a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston q, philadelphia 8
New York ,. Washington 4
DETROIT at st Louis, night Eams
Cleveland al Chicago. niEht game
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at ~. Louis
WASHINGTON az New York.
Cleveland AZ Chicafo.
Philadelphia at Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Two Pin Openings

Grand Central House League,
to be composed of p teams. has
openings for two clubs of S25 av-
erage. Call Lou Poole at TY
6716l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Has New Job

Ensign George McAfee former
Duke University grid star IS IN
charge OF VIZ trainecS at the
University of Virginia 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Totals % l0U2S 10 Totals ~ 10 81 IS
XOne OUT when winning run scored
Philadelphia oOl 10 i1o-5
Boston 500 600 0Ol--6
Runs-Hau Epps Csrbark Busch. Christie
pher Finney Metkoyich Mcbride johnson.
DOerr Tabor. Errors-Keil Lake. Runs batted
in-McBrlde johnson DOerT. Partee 2 Lake,
EppS ? Christopher. EstsllelA, fGsrbark
scored on double play IN fourth. Two-base
hits-Lake. Carhark. Tabor ROsenthal Three
base hits-Doerr. Epps Home run-Christo-
pher stolen bsses-McBride 2 Sacrifice hits
Partee, Garbsrk. Lake. Double plays-Iake 70
Doerr 20 Finney, Christopher 20 Busch 20
MeGhee DOerr 20 Lake 10 Finney. Left on bases
Philadelphia 4 Boston ! 2 Bases on balls
of Christopher g. off Woods ?. struck out
By Woods. 2. by CHRISTOPHER 8. BY Ryba /.
Hits-Ou Woods 10 IN innings none out
IN eighth ,. OF RyhA IN 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Christopher Tabor Balks-Chris-
topher. Woods Winning pitcher--Ryoa I'm
ptrps-Rue Boyer and Summers. Attendance
8 800. Time Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Trout Seeks
oath Sunday

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Paul
DIZZY Trout, who has all but
clinched the distinction of being
the first Tiger pitcher in modern
baseball history to win % games
in a season. will pitch for the
Tigers against the Browns here
this Sunday in the final of a four
game series.
With % triumphs already in the
bag, Trout will be bidding for his
twenty-fourth Sunday, an achieve
ment which would match that of
Schoolboy Rowe, who bagged "a
in 1884. That year the Tigers won
the American League pennant,
only to be nosed out in the World
Series by the Cardinals in a stir
ring Seven-game set.
BRIDGES WON Ga
In that same season Tommy
Bridges won % games 10 make a
total of 46 games for the two
Tiger stars of those days. a rec
ord that Trout and Harold New
houser are out to smash. It is
conceivable that Trout and New,
houser combined will capture
more than so games.
Buck Newsom won II games in
pacing the Tigers to the pennant
in 1910.
George Mullin holds the record
OF having won the most games
in a single season of any Detroit
hurler-29 in 1909. He also holds
the Detroit mark for most com.
plete games-42 in 1904, in AZ
starting appearances.
DEANS RECORD
Jerome Dizzy -De6a ~ z934-
pitched in so games, winning 81
games and losing Z. The follow.
ing year the great Cardinal right
handler again pitched in so games
bagging Is and losing r. In 1886
Dean appeared in 81 contests
taking the duke in "a and los
ing 13.
From st, Louis the Tigers move
up to Chicago, where starting
with a Labor Day doubleheadel
Monday, the Detroit pennanr
chasers will engage the White SO,
in four games. There will be Z
night game Tuesday and an after
noon single Wednesday.
With the White Sox series con
cluded, the Tigers return home
to take on the Indians in a four
game set, the first of which is
carded for Thursday. Friday is ar
open date, TO be followed with
Tiger-Indian battles on Saturday
and Sunday. Two games are
booked for the Sabbath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Night Crdw|er
Wins Feature
Amber Light
Beaten by Head
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Night Crawler, the stretch-run-
ming gelding which bellies his name,
proved that his recent victory over
Charles T. Fishers Amber Light
wasn't any accident when he
scored his second triumph in three
starts over the DiXiana colt Satur-
day at the Detroit race track.
This time Night Crawler. with
Jockey Mike Caffarella urging
him on, came from behind in the
final furlong 10 catch the odds-on
Amber Light so yards from the
wire and score a head victory in
the $4,000 Gen. Marshall Handi-
cap
Haggared and Snediger's
Smacked was a close third and
Florizan Sam fourth in the field
Of six that went the 6 furlongs
before a crowd OF 1873.
SECOND CHOICE
Although the 4-year-old Night
Crawler, which is owned by Carl
Graham of Tcrre Haute and
trained by r. s. Byrum. had
beaten Amber Light here Aug. II.
he went 10 the post Saturday as
second choice. He paid $50 after
whipping the 6 furlongs over the
dull track in lip. with l16 pounds
up as against ll9 for the Fisher
colt.
This race was run without mis-
haps 10 either OF the rivals with
Jockey Harry Hart taking Amber
Light out in pursuit of the fast
breaking Navy Cross and Smacked
When Smacked took over the lead
from the firing Navy Cross on the
turn out OF the back stretch. Hart
took out after him. apparently not
daring 10 let the speed horse get
too far in front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
-FASeRfFEs- wfN

Despite this slight upset in the
big race the public choices had a
fair day with three winners. in
GLIDING Peterson and Childs I'm
constitutional. which won as ne
pleased over six rival 2-year-olds
in the $1,000 Capt, Maurice Britt
Handicap
With Jockey J r Layton up,
Unconditional chased 1t Com.
T. p. Bulbs Crack Reward into
the stretch. then galloped away 10
win by four and a half lengths
while Fighting Step came on 10
nip Crack Reward out of the
place
II was Unconditional's second
victory in four starts since he was
purchased for $4,000 from John
March of Chicago and brought 10
Detroit. He ran the six furlongs
in lib and paid S440.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
DOUBLE PAYS $500

The other two winning favor
ties. Sobriquet and Trim Stopper,
won the first two races and fur
nished one Of the lowest Daily
Double payoffS Of the meeting.
IS 90. There were 2.44S winning
tickets on the pair. Sobriquet paid
s. so and Trim Stopper 81 in the
straight mutuels.
AmoHr me outsiders 70 score
was me Saturday Horse +. j.
Cobley'S Burning Stick. which was
scoring for the third successive
Saturday when he won the third
race by more than three lengths
and paid So 10
Another was 4. e Longs Sher-
lock which led all the way in the
last race 10 beat Adventurous a
length and pay S2340.
The crowd wagered S6lS439 on
the eight races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Married
In Arizona

CAPT. AND MRS. FINLAY
MCQUEEN JR. are on their
wedding trip TO Mexico City,
following their recent marriage
in St. Philip s-in-the-Hills Epis-
copal Church at Tucson, Ariz.
Before her marriage the bride
was Miss Mary Ethel Caraway.
formerly of Detroit and daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson S. Caraway. Capt.
MacQueen is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Finlay MacQueen of Rose
dale Park and West Palm Beach.
Mrs. Frank r. Pancake was
matron of honor and Lt.-Col.
Pancake gave the bride in mar
riage. Col. Thomas f. Moore
was best man. A reception was
held in the Pancake residence
in Colorado Springs after the
service.
The young couple attended
the University of Michigan and
Capt. MacQueen is now statisti-
cal officer with the army air
forces at Colorado Springs,
where the newlyweds will make
their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
SerVicemen.
To Be Feted

SERVICEMEN WILL be
guests Of honor at the Taps
in Swingtime" dance. from $50
to 1890 p. m. Sunday, in the
cafeteria at ST. Theresa's
Church in Blaine avenue. The
dance is sponsored by the vest
ern deanery of the Detroit
Council of Catholic Women and
the USO.
The Misses Mary Jane
Schmidt and Pal Cosgrove are
co-chairman of the party and
Miss Clara Ann Glunz is in
charge of decorations. Lunch-
con, provided by the deanery.
will be served from small tables
covered with red and white
checked cloths and centered
with lighted candles in quaint
old bottles. HosteSses will be
members of the deanery and an
orchestra will be provided by
the USO.
The party will be the Seven-
teenth of the fortnightly Noes
USO dances for serVicemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
CeeIeys TO Leave May IS

DR. AND MRS. THOMAS B@G00LEY and Emily Cooley
of Van Dyke place May Is spend the
their summer home Sorrento Me. 80.
The William Judson Hes and Mrs Mabel Steventon who,
since their from Pasadena Call been living the
Whittier have taken apartment in Indian Village Manor
which they expect to make their permanent residence
Mrs. Charles Allan and Mrs Robert Macarthur of Boston,
who have the guests Of Mrs Franklin Robinson
of Roosevelt place Crosse Ponte yesterday concluded their
visit the former to return TO her home in the east
and the latter to open her summer home at Charevoix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Goodwill
Dinner Set

JUNIOR GOODWILL IN
BUSfRIES viii give a dinner
dance May 20 in the Cham
payne Room of the, Penobscot
Club.
Mrs. Roy Strlnger Is general
chairman. Mrs. A. Raymond
Ford is taking reservations and
Mrs. w. II. Lightbody has
charge of music.
The ticket committee is COM
posed of the MeSdameS Walter
j. Truettner, Robert +. Whit
worth, George S. Dixon, j. r.
Purvis, George Schmeman, Lyle
c. Collinson and Ernest Borglin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
In UQNt9Ir with
] W efUoyaA>roo7
with

MR! AND MRS. ROY Dl CHAFIN JR. today are in Mont
clair y having gone east fashionable wedding
of Shirley Moves daughter Mr. and Mrs Jansen Noyes Of
Montclar Navy T.. Marcus Hall Brown Jr son OF the
Marcus Hall Browns OF Grand Rapids
Mr. Chaplin is ia be an usher
The wedding viii take place al $50 tonight IN the First
Congregations Church Montciair
The matrou honor viii be Mrs Alfred F. King Jr OF
Roslyn l. " sister bride-elect and the brides
maids viii Browns sister. Mrs Benjamin r. Fisher OF
Pittsburgh Mrs Jansen Moves Jr OF Boston sstern-aw
of the BRIDE . a.. and Mrs. William b. Littefed and Mrs
Donald Mcclellan, both of Monclair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Gives PARTY
For Husband

MRS. JOHN p. CUSHMAN,
the former Patricia Carpenter,
and her baby daughter, Ann,
are now living with Mrs.
CuShman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester +. Carpenter Of
Lakeland avenue.
Mrs. Cushman entertained at
a farewell party in honor Of her
husband, Yeoman &c. Cush-
man who left this week 10 re-
port for his new assignment in
San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Father To Be Best Man

MIR. BROWN VIII De his sons best man
The ushers besides Mr. Chaplin, will be Benjamin r.
Fisher Navy It. Alfred s. King Ensign F. H. Corrigan
of Philadelphia It. Comdr. Constantine Mttendort Of
Washington It. John B. Riegeluh of Bronxvle, ~ Y.
William D. Embrec Jr of Tenafly, n. j. and Frederick
l. Baxter Jr of Seacif. l.. l..
reception for guests will be held in the home Of the
brides parents
After a wedding trip Ii Brown and his bride will live in
the Whitehall Hotel Haverford Pa. while It. Brown is sta
toned in Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Mrs. Blake Returns

MRS. FRANK J. BLAKE has
returned 10 her home in Bur
lington drive after a months
visit in New York, where she
attended the wedding of her
niece, Katherine Blake Nc
Weigh. TO Ensign Stephen BeSco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
BIains Back From Baltimore

DR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER BLAIN III are moving
back from Baltimore and will occupy apartment in the
Hibbard after May Is
Bain completed his intenship at Johns Hopkins
They taking the apartment be vacated by Mrs John
X. Barum and her daughter Mrs Viola Mcdonald who
going out to their summer home at St Clair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Leave for May Festival

MRS. RALPH HARTMAN BOOTH and Mrs. Wilson Mills
left yesterday for Ann Arbor to attend the May festival
and will stay until Sunday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

Ramona Marie Hutf1es,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hutfes, will leave
Sunday for Washington,
d. c., to report for Red
Cross overseas duty as a
foreign secretary.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

WRc, 9:00-E1o Pima, Met. basso, quest
artist.
W0P, 9:00-hayor Of tho Town moves 10
new spot.
WINK, e:05-Bruno Walter and The New
York Philharmonic play Nhumann's Symphony
No. 3 in e.flaf Major Rhsnish)."
W10p. 9:30-Herbert Marshall in . new
mystery series written by Stephen lonosireei.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Red Cross Field Man
Awarded War Medal

For helping to rescue two wounded
soldiers in Italy, Harold N. Read
American Red Cross field director
has been awarded the Bronze Stal
Medal, the War Department an.
nounced
Mr.. Read. from Holdredge, Nebr.
performed his deed of heroism or
January 2 during the fighting neal
Mignano. He drove his vehicle
under fire when he heard of the two
~'"n being wounded, summoning ar
Evening star., 1944-07-10

WkAl, 9:30-Gsn Gray and his orchestra.
M, 9:30-chrlstophsr Morley is guest
expert at the final examination Of the season.
W0p. t0:00-"1hs nformsr" with Char
los Biekford. Wallace Ford. Reginald Denny and
Isabel Jewell.
WT0p, t0:30-Johnny is host 10 Roland
Young.
M, ti:30-"Ths ovsHsss Chinese" is
subject Of fhe Pacific story.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

ambulance. Then he returned and
administered first aid and assisted
in evacuating them through she'll
fire.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain
ADVERTISEMENT

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Evening star., 1944-07-10
On The AIR Today.

on the AIR TODAY.
WT0P. 8:00-AetreM Phyllis Brooks Is guest
qul1er.
WRc. 8:00-"From tmporid, Kansas the
story Of William Allen White. editor, writer
and great American.
WRC. 8:30-Todd Duntan. baritone. and
Jesus Maria Sanroma, pianist. in aIl6ershwn
program.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
Nekoliko pogledo v minuIih
So tednov nusih uktivnosfi

Oh koncu Ieto Sc Proietorec roduje v svoiem
boju 20 storo provdo vec stvori.
NopredovoI lie v steyilu norocnikov, dosi ma fem
polju letos nismo vodiIi nobene posebne komponie.
A OBJ tenn prirostku Sc OBJ enem spominjomo
onih, XII so preminuIi tekom Ieto. ProIetorec lie z
mimi izgubiI precej zyestih, doLgoIetnih norocni-
kov, med mimi nekoj tokih, XII so v mIojsih Ietih tudi
ogitiroIi zopj.
Nojvecji uspeh tekom tego Ieto je biIo skupino
dvestoterh, ki je brez posebne komponje p~rerostIo
somo sebe in OBJ koncu leto dosegIo re stevilo, XII
gre V sesto s~estino tristoterih. Vsokdo izmed teh
je ~prispeyol v skIod ProIetorco nojmonj SIS. Mar
sikdo izmed Nth znotno vec.
VeIiko vecino nash norocnikoy Sc ie skozi vse
leto vec ali monj udejstvovoIo v SANSu in pa V re-
lfni okciji. Do bi lie to oboje tudi obrodiIo sodove
in noplocolo S tenn vse tiste, XII Sc MISC strosiIi ne.
della ne stroskov.
V predsedniski ~komponii Sc nismo udinioIi no
beni stronki. Vedei smo, koko bodo nosi Ijudje gIo-
soyoII q OBJ enem smo povedoIi teden "a tednom,
do V tel dezeIi ne bodo nobene voIitve Ijudsko zmo-
GO, dokIer ne bono imeli stronke Ijudstvo "a Iiud-
stvo.
z Ameriskim druzinskim koIedoriem smo imeIi
!etos VEG tezoy kot Sc S koterimkoIi Ietnikom, z IL
jeno letniko 1920. Sedoj ga rozposiIjomo in ne
dvomno DO Doysod prjoteIjsko sprejet. Je to vredno
knjigo, XII deIo spet cast svojemu sIovesu.
Kot letnik 1914, toko, upomo, DO tudi ia spreiet
z odobrovonjem in nosi ~prjoteIji pa ~poskrbeIi, do
BIO r~ozpecon.
Tudi I%etosnji Mojski gIos je bill veIik uspeh. Pri-
hodnji pa DO posvecen stiridesetIetnici ProIetorco.
Sotrudnike in oeitotorje prosimo, do moi to uposte-
volo. leto smo torej skoneoIi z deIom, XII lie biIo
uspesno. In n~odejomo Sc iii v Ncyo Ieto Sc z VEG
JIM upi in z vero v move uspehe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

stvom vsled narascanja cen W.
lie njegovemu vecjemu zaslu-
zku Sc vedno mizerne.
Kar Sc tice kontrole cen, Sc
Jim tovarnarji izogibajo 5 tenn,
da takih predmetov, mad kateri-
mi SO proglasene dostropne ce-
ne, ne izdelujejo, pac pa v tenn
ali mem spremenjene pod no.
vimi znamkami, mad katerimi nj
"dostropnih GEN.. A glavno liz
zemanje pa je v slabSi kvaliteti
blaga. Mad tenn nj nobene pra-
We kontrole. In vrh tega so va
ruhi teh doIocb sami interesira-
nj v tisti industriji. Milne SIM
patije SO torej z onimi, XII Vie
cejo dobicke, ne pa z ljudstvom,
XII bi ga morali scititi pred pro-
fitarStvOm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
Tekstilna industriia zanie ma racun ma|ih Judi

Tekstilna i'm oblacilna indu-
strija imata v tel vojni "zlate
case. Vzlic raznim vladimir re-
gulacijam Sc Jim izogibata in ma
podlagi podatkov, XII jih je zbral
tednik Labor v Washingtonu, lie
amerisko ljudstvo S to zaroto
Oskubeno Ia Stotine milijonov
dolarjev ma leto.
Blaga in oblek, kakrSnega de-
lavci naibolj potrebue o,
"manjka". Tovarnarji, XII izde-
lujejo obleke, Sc izgovarjajo ma
vojno in tekstilna industrial pa
ma pomanjkanje delavcev. v tel
so izmed vseh velikih ameriSkih
obratov najslabse p~lacani. Unij
Sc branijo in ma jugu imajo "a
scito policijskih in sodnih obIa-
sti, pa tudi drugje. Tako Sc je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

lacilni industriji SO SC tudi raj
Sc ukvarjali z izdelovanjem ta-
kin predmetov, XII donaSajo vec
profita.
"Kako to, da je takozvanega
luksuznega blaga v izobilju?"
V izlozbenih oknih boljSih tr-
gown je sijajno razstavljeno, a
navadni, cement predmeti, XII jih
rabi delavec, pa SO posli. Trgov-
CT mnogokje ii pokazejo prazne
police. "Napacna vladna kon-
trola," pravi ~omenjeni list, XII
OBJ enem omenja, da je vpraSal
0 tenn vse merodajne uradnike
v Washingtonu in drugje.
Izvedel lie, da SO dobicki TEX
slime industrije desetkrat vec-
il kakor pred vojno in da SO raz-
mere med tekstilnim delav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
1t. Michael Runner podal 0 nasih liudeh
v Londonu zeIo dobro poroeiIo

Ko je bila Jugoslavija napa-
dena, je mnogo takratnih cla-
nov Wade \zbezalo v Afriko in
cd tam v London. Poleg Nth
tudi vsi dvorjani in pa cello kr-
delo raznih takozvanih polite
Nth beguncev.
Par let pozneje, oziroma,
boljse receno, sele letos, pa so
prisli v London tudi TAXI Jugo-
slovani, XII SO v casu invazije
ostali tam in Sc borili.
V petek %. decembra ie v
Slovenskem delavskem centru
v Chicago predaval o prvih in
drugih 1t. Michael Runner. Bill
je dolgo V Londonu in nekaj ca
sa V Franciji. Pozna delavsko
gibanje v Ameriki in cato ga je
lahko tudi ma Angleskem dou-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

mel. Spoznal je razredne rail-
Ike, XII SO tam veliko boil IRA
ute kakor tukaj IN Studiral lie
oh enem razlike med naSim in
tamkajSnjim delavskim giba-
MEM.
Its Michael Runner, XII DO tn
brzkone stalno ostal, cd kar je
prisel nazaj, je v mad uro dol
gem predavanju pojasnil vse,
kolikor SINE ameriski vojak v
politicnih receh sploh razloziti,
kaksna SO trenja med Jugoslo-
vani v Londonu, pa Kairu in
v Jugoslaviji.
Njegov precinct Sc je v CLAW
mem tikal Slovencev v Londo-
nu, MANFRED tistih, XII so bill v
prejsnji zamejni vladi, in pa
onih, XII SO prisli v anglesko pre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

najviSjih uradnikov Londonu.
Nesreta je, ker Sc to dobrodel-
no akcijo zlorablja "a politiene
motive.
Londonski hist Chro-
nicle' pravi, da lie najviSji kro-
81 v UNRRA lahko spremene to
"zalostno situacijo", kar bi po-
menilo Belo hiSo v Washingto-
nu. Drugace pa DO izgubljenih
milijone dolarjev ne da bi "a
relif res kaj zalegli. Izgleda, da
je bivSi newyorski governor
Lehman, XII naceljuje UNRRA,
ali nesposoben voditi to relifno
akcijo, ali pa tako omrezen cd
reakcionarjev, da 81 ne more po-
magati in da edino Sc Roosevelt,
kakor namiguje omenjeni lon
donski list, Sc lahko razvozlja
to afero in 10 sprawl v pravi tir.
UstanOva brez avtoritete
E. P. Morgan v omenjeni de-
PEST pravi, da ina UNRRA v
raznih skladiScih v Evropi "a
milijone d~olarjev potrebScin,
toda je brez moci, ola hi mogel
z mimi razpolagati pc svoji vo-
III. Mora Sc ravnati pc polite
nih rnotivih glavnih dveh vlad,
torej Washingtona in Londona,
in ako mu tadva ne dasta direk-
tiv, ne more relif nikamor, ce-
pray je pred pragom prizadete
dezele.
Grcija in Jugoslavija zelo
prizadeti
Isti porocevalec pravi, ola je
v sredozemskih pristaniScih We
like zivil in drugih potrebScin,
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

mnogo tekstilnih delavcev izse-
lilo "a delom v vojno industrijo.
KO SO Sc " oblacilnih i'm TEX
stilnih Obratih pokazale prve
velike hibe, XII so zadele delav-
cev Yep, je "pomozni predsed-
Mix James F. Byrnes~ obljubil
uvesti reforme in prisiliti dru-
zbe v p~rodukcijo oblacil "a de-
lavce in ma zmanjsanje produk-
cije takih oblacil, XII sluzijo
Onim, Xxi Tive luksusu. Toda
vladni "regulatorji", XII delajo
"a dollar ma leto ("dollar-a-year
men') so imeli v svojem reguli-
ranju v uvidu svoje, ne pa ljud-
ske irlterese. Tako je nastala v
tie vrste obratih "tezava" v pro-
dukciji. Cenenega blaga je pri-
slo premalo liz tkalnic, in v OBJ