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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
NAzIS ADMIT SETBACK UNDER HAIL OF FIRE
BY HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Staff Correspondent)

BY HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Moscow, May g. = (UP) - Russian shock troops stormed in for the kill at be- sieged Sevastopol today, and Crimean dispatches said the German defense of the great Black Sea naval base was in it's final stage.
 (London newspapers re- ported bitter hand to hand fighting in the streets of Sevastopol. A German mili- tary commentator said the Russians were moving up endorsements and trying to enlarge their penetration in heavy fighting.)
 The Soviet siege army battered through the maze of Notifications In the commanding heights ring ing eevastopol in two days of vio- lent fighting and now was reported poised to hurl the 25,000 Axis de- lenders into the sea.
 The desperate Germans and Ro- msnians undertook last ditch coun- ter-thrusts, but were thrown back ii weird night fighting, in which the enemy was silhouetted against a ruddy backdrop of flames started by Red Army artillery.
 t17ne Berlin radio reported that the defenders of Seyastopol, were under "hail of fire" from far sup- erior Russian forces, the broadcast apparently clearing the way for admissions of further setbacks. The German communique said only that heavy fighting continues at Sev- astopol0
 (The British radio reported fight ing in the suburbs of Sevastopol)
 1S-Day Lull
 The i8-day lull at Sevastopol fol- lowing the swift Russian conquest of the rest of the Crimea exploded with a sweeping artillery barrage which methodically pulverized the German firing points in the hills commanding the city.
 While siege guns smashed the enemy batteries, assault troops edged forward to capture Nazi po- sitions on sheer cliffs under an en- fllading cross fire from machine gun nests.
 Typical of the bitter struggles which laid open the ring of defenses on a six-mile sector from Inker- man down to Mount Sapun was the battle for Sakhurnaya Golovka.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
Frank Sinotro Is HospitoIized

New York, Nfay 9-(UP)-Extra policemen were assigned to guard the hospital doors, special orders were given the switchboard on how to handle the expected flood of calls, and nurses were warned to be on the lookout for suspicious char acters in bobby socks.
 But all was peace and quiet today in Mt. Sinai hospital where Frank CThe Voice) Sinatra has strep- tococcic throat infection. His con- dition is improving. His tempera- ture is dropping under sulfa treat ments.
 But those who sought an explan- ation for the abandonment of the crooner by his teen-age fans couldn't learn the reason.
 His press agent, who might have beenable to explain 1t, was out oi town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
M-W Help
 Vote Todoy
(Signal Corps Photo from NEA)
By JAYNE MILLER
Limited Press staf Corresponds

United Press Stan Correspondent
 Chicago, May 9.-(UP)-At II polling places inside the big white Montgomery Ward and company plant employees cast ballots today in perhaps the most important collec- tive bargaining election ever con- ducted by the National Labor Rela- tions Board.
 AS the employees reported for work they were met at the entrance to the retail, mail order and warehouse units of the big mall order plant along the north branch of the Chicago river by union representa- tives handing out copies of . letter signed by "Orson Welles, Beverly Hills, Cal"
 T am a motion picture actor and union man," the letter said.
 When you vote 'yes'-and hope you do-you will be voting for higher wages, security in your jobs. seniority, and grievance machinery and, above all. you will experience democracy at work"
 Five persons distributed the let- ter to clerks reporting for work at the retail store and eight more union workers passed out copies at the main entrance to the mail order department.
 The NLRB certified 4,00O of Wards employees as eligible to vote. The only question on the ballot was:
 DO you wish to be represented for purposes of collective bargain ing by
 United Mail Order, Warehouse and Retail Employees Union, Local 20, of the United Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Employees of America, Affiliated with the CIO." The election was intended tc settle a basic difference between the company and the union. whose dis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
BIGGEST PRE-|NvAS|0N bLITz'
 Russians Storm Tn For SevastopoI Kill;
 Germans Abandon Deep Salient In Italy
FALL BACK 10 MILES UNDER
 ALLIED FIRE
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD United Press War Correspondent

BY REYNOLDS PACKARD United Press War Correspondent)
 Allied H e a d q u art CTS, Naples, May 9. - (UP)-The German army has abandoned a deep salient on the central Italian front, it was disclosed today, falling back 10 miles under heavy Allied pressure to new positions north of the Aventino River on the tower ing Maiello Plateau.
 Blowing up bridges, noun tain tunnels and houses in the path of their retreat, the NaziS fell back across the Aventino, surrendering without a fight the villages of Palena and Lettopalena, 30 miles inland from the Adriatic coast.
 Allied Headquarters Spokesmen said the Germans covered their withdrawal with heavy shell and mortar fire which was countered by 8 raking barrage from hastily advanced Allied guns.
 The withdrawal indicated the Nazis were preparing to abandon the entire salient hooking three to 10 miles into the Allied lines along a 24-mile front from Casoli to Cas- tel Di Sangro.
 There was no indication that the German withdrawal was connected with the destruction of the Pescara River Dam by Allied bombers last week, which flooded scores of Na2i positions in the Pescara Valley and on the Adriatic Coastal plain. The broken dam is located about 20 miles due north of Palena.
 Occupation of the Palena and Let topalena areas moved the front northward about 10 miles. The Ger man salient in that sector former ly had extended to the Sangro River at Villa Santa Maria.
 Allied troops were reported nov ing forward in strength to consol- idate their new positions on the southern edge of the Maiello Noun tains-the 4.000-fot Roof of Italy"
 German skirmisnes stabbed re- peatedly at the Allied lines around Tollo, near the Adriatic coast, in an apparent attempt to cover the with drawal on the central front. In- dian troops counter-attacked heav- fly, however, and drove the Na1 pa- trols back after a number of furious hand -to-hand clashes.
 Fire and Destruction
 Escorted by an equal number of fighters, the huge force of four-en- gined bombers spread fire and de- struction throug 10 more of the key objectives serving and protecting
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

During the past twelve years the Dem
Ocratic Machine has had Pretty Much lis
Own Way here in Wayne County. The re-
suit has been an orgy of graft and COR
ruption unequaled in any community in
the United States. This is proven by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Bandit FIees
With $3.50

Police today were searching for
the bandit who Saturday night
lay in wait for Mrs. Lucy Humph-
rey in her home at 1888 New
York, Lincoln Park, and robbed
her of $3.50 in cash and a dia-
mond ring and a watch valued
at $500.
Mrs. Humphrey wife of William
Humphrey, proprietor of tavern
at 1880 w. Fort, Lincoln Park,
told police that as she entered her
home with the days receipts the
man forced her at the point of a
revolver into a rear room where
he told her that if she made an
cutlery he would shoot her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Farm Subsidy Loans
OppOsedby BrOOkings

and comprehensive system Of az
ricultural production credit should
be maintained, but as a mere sup
plement to credit furnished by
commercial banks and other lend
ing agencies.
The production credit system,
under his proposal. would be
owned and controlled by the
farmers themselves under a def
mite plan for the retirement of
government capital"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
What the Democratic Machine
Has Done to Wayne County
Cherry 500

indictment and conviction of public off.
Gals (DemOcratSl, many of whom are
still in prison. The Democrats still have
on their ticket as candidates for the
Legislature. men indicted or convicted of
corruption while in office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (INS)
withdrawal Of govern
ment subsidized credit to farmers
was advocated in a study made
public today by the Brookings In
stitution.
DR.. Earl L. Butt, on leave from
Purdue University. reached the
conclusion in The Production
Credit System for Farmer"
study.
Butt asserted that a permanent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Close Polls Hour Later

BATTLE CREEK. Nov. g.
Polling places here will observe
the new state closing hour re-
naming open until 9 p. m. Pen
field, Emmett and Bedford town.
ships will stick 10 the old hours.
closing al 8 d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
MEET AT WAYNE U.

The five champions from each
OF Detroit's 10 high schools will
meet for the city examination
from $50 10 II a. m. in Room
211 of Wayne University's main
building.
Each of the 10 schools will
select its own five winners by
means of examinations arranged
and supervised by the department
head in each of the schools, &C
cording to rules and suggestions
laid down by the local committee.
Forty-one students, five from
New York City and three from
each of the other II participating
cities, will take part in the ma
tional final examination. New York
will have five contestants because
of its larger size.
In addition 10 Detroit and New
York. other cities taking part are
Albany, Baltimore, Boston, Chi
cago. Los Angeles, Milwaukee,
Oakland, Pittsburgh, San Antonio
San Francisco and Seattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
NEW
kind of
ASPIRIN
tablet
does not upset stomach!

Does aspirin upset YOU'D II so, this new
medical discovery, SUPERIN, is lust
what the doctor ordered" for you.
svpsvin 10 aspirin plvs-oontains pure.
safe aspirin. developed by doctors in a
special way.
Superin dissolves more quickly, gets
right at the job of relieving pain, re.
duces the acidiy of ordinary aspirin, and
does No irritate or upset the stomach
even after repeat doses.
rssr fhls out TO remind you TO get
Superin today. lSs and 500 at DRUG gists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
Hearst Prize
Awards Set
BY JERRY PETIT

The schedule Of local prizes in
the William Randolph Hearst Ma
tional American History Awards
totaling more than $1,000 in war
bonds, is announced today by The
Detroit Times, donor of the local
awards.
In addition 90 local prizes, De-
troit contestants will compete for
national war bond awards total
ing $3.50.
Here are the Detroit awards:
First $500; second, $50; third
500; fourth. $50; fifth $50. The
winner in each of Detroit's Is
public nigh schools also will be
awarded a S25 war bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-07
FIRST AWARD 50 900

The first national award is 81
600; second, $1,000; third, $500;
fourth, $3.50. There are five addi-
tional awards of 800 each and 80
$50 awards. All local and national
awards are in war bonds.
The national finals will be held
Monday. Dec. II, with local cham
pions taking the examinations in
their respective cities.
Charles c. Barnes, divisional
director Of the department of So
cial studies OF the Detroit Public
Schools. who is chairman of the
local awards committee and direc-
tor OF the Detroit competition, has
set the preceding Monday, Dec. 4,
as the date for the Detroit city
wide examination.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
DRAWN obrat zeleznic "a magnate
.zelezniskih druzb nj bila slaba stvar

place., dale znesek "a stanari-
no, in Cd $21 do $42 ma mesec "a
hrano. Ozenjenim so bill doloce-
nj Sc posebni zneski "a vzdrze-
vanje druzine, torej vse pc ar
madno.
Bill SO upraviceni zavarovati
svoje ljudi pc znizani vladni le-
stvici. Ako bi bill v casu tie slu-
zbe kdo Timed teh krnelov zbo-
lei, ali Sc poskodoval v casu IL
vrsevanja svojih sluzbenih dol
znosti, bi bill upravicen do proste
zdravniSke oskrbe in ~bolnisnice
do konca svojih dni.
Ko je nevarnost stavke minu-
la - unijski predstavniki trdijo,
Ola je sploh nikoli nj bio - Jim
je vlada proge vrnila in S tenn SO
prenehale tudi njihove zacasne
vojaSke sluzbe.
Tako Sc je stvar pc mnenju di-
rektorjev zeleznic in njihovih
predsednikov zanje zelo zado-
voljivo iztekla. Mani zadovoljni
SO zeleznicarji, ker Sc Jill je v
njihovih zahtevah "a zvisanje
mezde prepehavalo sem in tia in
koncno SO bill Sc obdolzeni, da S
svojimi pretnjami S stavko ma
peljujejo vodo ma Hitlerjev Min
in S TEN pomagajo podaljsevati
vojno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
S SEJE KLUBA ST. | JSZ

Chicago. - Ma sell kluba st. l
JSZ dine %. jan. je bio poroca-
no Q ovirah, XII SO vsled vojnih
razmer nastale ma naSem pro-
svetnem polju, a vzlic temu Sc
DO dramski odsek kluba potrudil
vprizoriti bodisi vecjo dramsko
predstavo, ali pa a~ranzirati zani-
miv varijetni spored.
Ia klubovega organizatorja ie
bill izvoljen John Turk. Ostali
odborniki SO bill izvoljeni ma de-
cemberski seji.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
Sc je pricela razprava 0 Sansu
ter n~esoglasjih, XII so nastala v
MENU in izven MEGA zaradl
ZOJSA, partizanov in vsled dru-
9Th dozdevnih in nacelnih vzro-
kov. Referat k temu je incl FIR.
Zaitz, potem pa so Sc k stvari
ma kratko oglasili Mirko c.. Ku-
bel, Ivan Molek, Louis Beniger,
Fred A. Wider, JoSko Oven in v.
Cainkar. Navzocih je bio okrog
80 oseb.
VISA razprava je potekla stvar-
no. Vec 0 tenn predmetu DO V eni
Timed p%rihodnjih stevilk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02

Ko je predsednik Roosevelt
koncem proslega leta odlocil, da
zeleznice morajo obratovati ne
glede ma zahteve uni in njihne
pretnje S stavko, je storil potem
Sc en- korak: ZeleznlSki obrat je
izrocil v upravo vojnemu de
partmentu in tako je "a nekaj
casa postal ia najvaznejsi anne
risk prometni sistem pod popol-
no oblastjo drzave. Sal teoreti-
emo, ako ne fakticno.
Ker Sc vojni tajnik Stimson
ne razume dosti ma obratovanie
zeleznic, je poskrbel, da je bio
sedem predsednikov zelezniSkih
druzb imenovanih "a castnike
ameriske armada POSTAL SO Co
lonels''), toda MISC Sli v armada
temvec je bila njihova naloga
obratovati zeleznice dale S CHM
vecjim uspehom.
Tednik zeleznicarskih uni La
Dor poroca, ola SO jim dali unifor-
me in Jill porazdelili pc okrozjih
ameriskega zelezniskega omre-
zja, ola nadaljujejo svojo dolz-
most. Poleg plac, XII SO jim dolo-
Gene cd zelezniskih druzb, kate
re zastopajo (znasajo cd $50, 900
do S150,000 ma leto in stroske)
jim je vlada dolocila Sc dodatnih
sos do $120 ma mesec (oficirske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02

zelo otozen. Sanjalo Sc mu je Q
rodovitni zemlji v Ukrajini, XII
je danes prepojena z rusko in
nemsko krvjo. In cd tie zemlie,
pc kateri je toliko hrepenel, ne
more sedaj p%ricakovati drugega
kakor povracanje njegovih po-
razenih vojakov.
Taksne so torej razmere. Kak-
Sne bodo Pc svetu V BODICE, Ia
hko ugibamo, ne We pa nihce.
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02

Ako je to njegova celia, mu pri-
porocam, da maj gre raise V Hol-
lywood in posnema Chaplina.
Do sedaj je bill on edini demo-
kraticni "diktator' - in ljudem
v zabavo namesto V breme.
Ako bi Petra kje srecal, bi mu
rekel: "Pomisli, kralj, ma svojo
bodocnost! Ali je V Belgrade?
Ne! Priporocam ii torej, da Sc
preseliS v Hollywood. Tu je Sc
edna prilika igrati diktatorja ne
da bi tt kdo stregel pc zivljenju,
oh enem pa lahko postanes mill
jonarska filmska zvezda. Raj
kosnega zivljenja 81 tudi re va
jen. Torej Sc Dos v Hollywoodu
pocutil "kakor donna, oziroma
Sc veliko bolj v ugodju.
"Kar Sc tice bodocnosti tvoie-
ga vojnega ministra Draze Mi
hajlovica, bodi zagotovljen, da
mu ne DO tezko dobiti sluzbo v
kakem aristokratskem hotelu v
Hollywoodu, in delezen DO lepse
uniforme kakor pa 10 je incl,
dokler je bill v Beogradu.
49,
ga tvoje estate ministre pa
je najboljse, da Jill posljes v Sr-
bio voditi crede, ne ljudi. Tako
nekako Sc DO "a vse prizadete
dobro izteklo."
Minute tedne je bio tudi v
slovenskih listih precej pisanja
in razne polemike o lend-leasni
postavi. 0 Mi sem svoje mnenje
re povedal. Bila je smrtni uda-
rec fasizmu, to lie priznajmo in
razumeli bono, kaj pomeni
lend-lease.
Ne samo, da je pomagal oteti
Anglijo, dial pomoc Rusiji in
podprl druge zavezniske naro-
de, pac pa je to ogromna korist
"a Zed. drzave, ker je z lend
leasnimi dajatvami kupila una
go = primerjevalno receno, z
| ogromno zalogo voinih potreb-
scin in Evil smo priskocili ma
pomoc Angliji in Rusiji, in dru-
GIN, da SO mogli odbijati sovraz-
nika in to je nasi armadi prihra-
milo stotisoce zivljenj.
Milijarde Sc je potrosilo ma
podlagi tie postave zaveznikom v
pomoc in to je bila ena najbolj-
sih i~nvesticij ameriSki zgodo-
vini.
Koliko Sc v Evropi sedaj cent
zivljenja? Sovjetska Russia sa-
ma je'izgubila m%ilijone MOI. Da-
Ii so Svojo kri "a svobodo Svoje
in drugih dezel "a boljso Boz
docnost vsega sveta. KolikSno
vrednosti imajo take dajatve?
Ma to vprasanje yam odgovarja
Ed. Stettinusova knjiga Lend
Lease, Weapon for Victory"
I 81 &Fre r. 49, #&s
Do konca proslega leta je naSa
drzava potroSila "a lend-lease
dajatve samo lie cd vsakega do
larja, Xxi je bill izdan "a vojne po-
trebscine, in teh lie zadostuje,
da Sc S to pomocjo porazi Hit
leria.
4
Hitler je postal minute tedne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
JosKO OVEN:
Bolivia
(Nadaljevanje J

Marsikomu, XII nj pref nice
sar slisal o Boliviji, je sedaj to
ime precej znano. Kdo Sc hi pa6
brigal "a malo dezelo S tri in pol
milijona prebivalcev, Timed ka-
terih Jill ina sano kakih 100, 600
volilno pravico! Ia dezelo, XII je
tako gorata, da je mogoce samo
Indijancem vzdrzati v njenih
rudnikih.
Bolivia je ena onih JUNO
ameriskih dezel, XII je pretrgala
stike z osiscem kmalu pc vstopu
Zed. draw v konflikt z osiScem.
A to Sc nj tako velikega pomona.
Pomembno pa je, ola je Bolivia
pc svojih prirodnih bogastvih
silno wanna "a zavezniske dr.
zave.
Tudi revolucije, XII SO Sc doga-
jale v Boliviji, MISC toliko po-
membne, da bi bio vredno veil
ko pisati 0 Min. v zadnjih dvaj-
set letih Jill je bio toliko, da Jill
ne mores presteti ma prste. Ali
to pot je pa bio nekaj drugega.
FaSizem "faiange", XII dist pc
naciZmu
V Juzni Ameriki vre. Tega Sc
zavedajo tudi v Washingtonu.
Najprvo Argentina, potem Boil
via - in kot porocajo = zad-
MIA beseda v dezelah ma jugu Sc
nj bila izgovorjena.
Ljudje, XII so ma krmilu v re-
publikama Peru in Gle, Sc ne
pocutiio mic kaj ma varnem. In
to gre tam kar pc vrsti. v Wash
ingtonu SO mnenja, da je tn ma
delu peta kolona, kar je prejko-
ne resnica. Tudi Sc namiguie,
seve ne v drzavnem department
tn, da ina svoje prste zraven tu-
di velefalot Franco, duSevni oce
in "caudillo' falange, katera
razteza svoje sesalke pc vsi ju-
mi in centralni Ameriki. Vsi We
| mo, da so ii element ma delu,
a "a nepokoj med ljudstvi v la
tinski Ameriki SO tudi drugi w
roki.
Kadar govorimo Q politicnih
pravicah in demokraciji, lahkc
recemo, da imajo nekatere dr.
zave v Juzni Ameriki vse to. u
stava Argentine in Urugvaja do
loca, da je izvrsevanje volilne
pravice obligatna dolznost. Kon-
stitucija in socialna Legislature
Urugvaja je najnaprednejsa ma
ameriSkem kontinentu. A vedeti
moramo, da Same to ne zado-
stuje.
Ekonomski suzenj ne razume
politicne svobode. Kakor je bile
v Mehiki Sc pred ne tako mnogi-
mi lett, tako je Sc vedno v Jul
mi Ameriki. Diva odstotka pre-
bivalstva ~lastuje vso najboljSo
zemljo in kjer so take razmere,
je politicna svoboda navadna =
farsai
K temu pristejmo Sc kulturno
zaostale mase v onih dezelah,
pomanjkanje prometnih sred-
stew V Min, Sol in ljudske higije-
ne, ter izoliranje indijanskega
ljudstva, XII vsled spomina ma
Spanske osvojevalce noce stikov
z belimi ljudmi. Vrh vsega tega
Sc katoliSka cerkev, XII ina mad
vsem ljudstvom silno moe, pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
Zensko predsednico |. P.

Predsednica angleske delav-
ske stranke je Ellen Wilkinson,
Harold Laski pa podpredsednik.
To je prvic da je zenska dobila
to vazno mesto. Ellen Wilkinson
je elanica parlamenta in tajnica
ministrstva "a dezelno varnost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
JOSKO OVEN:


innate nekoliko slike razmer, ka-
krSne SO. Ali to je samo ozadje.
Ekonomske razmere v Boliviji
Gospodarsko je Bolivia zelo
revna dezela. Indijanci, XII 1--WE
V gorah, kjer nj vsled viSine no
benega drevja, Sc prezivljajo v
glavnem $ krompirjem, jecme-
nom in koruzo. Pridelki pa SO
picli in komaj zadostujejo "a
z~ivljenje. Tudi kjer je zemlia
nekoliko boljsa, je nacin polje-
delstva silno primitiven. Lessen
kriv plug, XII nekoliko razrine
zemljo, in dolg konicast drog "a
sajenje koruze, kakor sem Jill
videl obdelovati zemljo v Me
hiki.
Tudi zivinoreja je silno print
tivna. Revolucije in razne vojne
SO dezelo zelo obubozale in to Sc
Sc posebno pozna v njenem po-
ljedelstvu in zivinoreji. Posle-
dica je, da mora Bolivia uvaza-
tt Tito in zivino IL Argentine, riz
IL Gle in sladkor liz Peruja.
A vzlic tel svoji ~revscini je
Bolivia ena najbogatejsih dezel
.AI 49,
V Juzni Ameriki. Njeni zakladi
so v rudah in Sc v neobdelani
zemlji
KoSiter
Kositerni rudniki Boliviji SO
vecinoma visoko v gorah. Ma
podlagi statistike liz leta 1938-42
SO razne rude, V glavnem kosi-
ter, srebro in tungsten = tvorile
90 odstotkov vsega bolivijskega
izvoza. S TENN dohodki Sc vzdr-
zuje vlada ter kupuie potreb-
Seine "a prebivalstvo.
Rudniki V Boliviji SO, kot je
obicaj v skoro vsi Juzni Ameri-
XII, ali posest tujih lastnikov, ali
pa par domacinov, XII 1--WE v mo
zemstvu. Eden najbogatejsih V
Boliviji je domacin kreol Simon
Patina. On je multimilijonar in
lastnik onih rudnikov, kier je
bio V lanski stavki pc porocilu
bolivijske Wade ubitih devet-
najst rudarjev, a druge, boil "a
nesljive vesti SO ugotovile, da je
bio zivljenje veto 400 stavkar-
jem.
Patina, XII zivi enem najvec-
Jill hotelov razkosja v New Yor-
ku, pred to vojno pa je zivel v
Parizu ter Rivieri, je tukai-
snjem casopisju zagotovil, da je
bila stavka komunisticen in ma
, cijski nacin "a preprecenje do
stavljanja kositra zaveznikom,
XII SO ga nujno potrebovali.
Nj pa povedal, da je bila mai
vista media njegovih rudarjev
V strupenih kositrnih rudnikih
= Stirideset centov ma DAM Ia
ka plaza ne zadostuje nit "a
prezivljanje enc osebe, kaj sele
druzinel Polozaj delavcev ie bill
tako neznosen in ekonomske ter
sanitarne razmere tako grozne,
da SO indijanski rudarji zastav-
kali.
Takratna Penerandova vlada
(ki je bila pred dobrim mesecem
strmoglavljena), je poslala voja-
stvo mad rudarje in sledil je po-
BOZ, XII je koncno tudi Washing
tonu odprl oci.
Komisija, XII je bila poslana
Studirati razmere ma lice mesta,
je dala rama priporocila, in to
je bilo vse. Delavske razmere pa
so estate slicne ko pref. In YES
ia cas- so Zed. drzave poSiliale
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02

borii zanj s stalisca interesov tukajsnjega 1judstva, ne pa IL
strategicnih ozirov kake tuje dezele, radi katere hi jim blo treba
taktiko menjati vsake kyatre, sedaj proti vojni, jutri zanjo, danes
"a socialism, jutri "a ohranitev starega okonomskega reda.
Tistim socialistom v tel dezeli, Xxi jim je clj in namen socia-
lizem, je inspiracja pokojni Victor Eugene Debs, XII nj linije nikoli
menjal in nj bill V svoji taktiki nobenkrat v zmoti in nikoli ma
krivih poih.