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Evening star., 1945-01-17
By THE HASKIN SERVICE

By THE HASKIN SERVICE.
Q. What is the proportion OF
privates to commissioned officers in
the United States Army?-L. K. E.
A. The War Department says that
of the total strength of the Army
as of October /, 1914, 51.41 per cent
were either privates or privates, first
class.
@. What cities have the most tele-
phones?-A. F. A.
A New York, with close to two
million telephones, is the leading
city in the world from the stand
point of number. Next are the
Chicago and London telephone
areas. San Francisco with more
than A per 100 inhabitants has the
highest telephone development of
any large city, followed by Stock
holm, Sweden, and Washington,
ID. c.
@. What is the purpose of a re-
Mobilization center?-M. M.
A. A program of rehabilitation
has been set up for soldiers guilty
OF relatively minor offenses and who
are sentenced to comparatively
short terms of confinement. Sol
diers sent to such centers are placed
under observation. When they DEM
onstrate their suitability to Army
life, they are restored to duty.
@. When were manufacturers first
required to list the ingredients of
their products on the label?-E.L LII.
A. Manufacturers were compelled
to label their products, naming the
ingredients, with the passing of the
Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Act June 25, 1898.
@. Are all war veterans entitled
to civil service preference?-E.W W.B.
A. All wartime veterans dis
charged under honorable conditions
are entitled to preference in United
States civil service examinations.
The entitlement to S or 10 points
will be determined by the Civil
Service Commission upon applica-
ton to the commission.
Q. May shaving lotion and hair
oil be sent overseas?-M. K.
A. Such articles may be sent to a
soldier overseas if postal regulations
are complied with.
@. What should discharged
serviceman do about obtaining a
war ration book?-P. E. R.
A. A war ration book is obtained
by applying to the War Price and
Rationing Board for the place where
he lives. Application must be in
person, with evidence of discharge
@. Where is the Stars and Stripes
published?-J. N. G.
A. The Stars and Stripes. the
newspaper of the United States
armed forces in the European thea
ter of operations, is published daily
in London, England.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
States nor Britain has replied. he

States nor Britain has replied, he
added.
The comment came after the on
cial Soviet Agency Tass denied that
Russia had supported Frances In
clusion at the next big power meet
Ing on the basis OF understandings
reached at Moscow recently when
Premier Stain and Gen. Charles de
Gaulle negotiated a 20-year alliance.
The high French informant said
Frances desire for a voice in the
next United Nations conference was
expressed clearly by Gen de Gaulle
during his Moscow visit, and that
the Russians had expressed ap-
proval of the idea.
They let us know that they were
Evening star., 1945-01-17

sympathetic" he said, adding that
"at least they were ct that time"
Diplomatic quarters saw the Tass
denial as q deft rap on Gen. de
Gaulles knuckles for being over
forward and too impatient with
Frances new ally. ''The Russians
do not want to be in the position Of
being tool Of any Of the other
powers, nor do they wish third
party to play them of against the
Americans and British" one diplo-
mat said.
France having advanced to the
capitals Of all the big Three" her
claims to be represented at their
next parley, the foreign office now
is awaiting for the coming visit Of
Evening star., 1945-01-17
The Great GameofP Politics
Vandenberg' Speech Jared Complacency
Of New Deal Insiders, Says Observer

and that all they are capable of
doing is to sit around hating Roose-
velt."
This has been the burden of ad-
ministration propaganda for a long
time. 1t Is the stock answer to every
dissent from Roosevelt act or atti-
tude. ALI the professional liberals
and labor leaders harp upon that
note.
1t does not fit the facts and, mas
much as Mr.. Roosevelt in his han
ding of our foreign policy needs the
support OF both parties and all the
people, it would seem smart as well
as decent to sing another tune.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Big Three Informed
|0f frances Desire
To Join in Meetinq
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. 17.-France desires
to have voice at the next big
power policy conference and has
clearly made this known at both
Washington and London in the last
few days, responsible French Of
ficial said yesterday.
(French Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault, writing in the
forthcoming February edition of
the magazine Free World, de-
clares France has resolved" that
there shall be no more big
three" meetings Of just the
United States, Britain and Rus
sia, excluding France, the mag
azine announced last night.)
Although there has been no "of-
ficial demarche" on the subject,
this informant said, France has let
it be known in an official manner
that an invitation to join future big
power meetings would be readily
accepted. So far neither the United
Evening star., 1945-01-17

littl lie inside
group Of advis-
ers about the
President, and,
p e r h a ps, to
m a k e M r.
Roosevelt him
self realize that
the policy of
omniscient si-
lence which he
has seemed dis
posed to adopt
toward the peo-
pie in tn e S e
matters is not
altogether wise.
rL 4n.-..1 do
Evening star., 1945-01-17
1914 British Strikes
Highest in II Years
,y the Associated press.

6y tue ASsoCiAteu FreS6.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-strikes in
Britain during the first II months
of 1914 cost the loss of more time
and production than in any similar
period in - years, according to the
British Labor Ministry.
Up to November 80, a total of
3,648, 900 man working days were lost
through strikes, compared with
Evening star., 1945-01-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ", ls45

100000 for the entire previous year,
q ministry analysis showed.
Nearly all the increase was at
tributed to coal mining disputes
which In themselves cost 2,466, 900
DAYS work.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
| Answers to
Questions

reader CAP get the answer to any
question OF fact by writing The Eve.
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Evening star., 1945-01-17
By Frank r. Kent

One effect of the powerful for
eign-policy speech of Senator Ar
thur vandenberg has been to jar
somewhat the complacency of the
Evening star., 1945-01-17

Stephen Early, President Roosevelt's
secretary. hoping for an answer to
their request.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Visit in Buffalo

The Clarence Dinleys of Glas-
tonbury road will arrive home
this week after several days
stay with relatives in Buffalo.
Mrs, Edward N. Kerrigan Of
Pialnv!ew road has as her house
guest a former college chum,
Miss frankie Byrne of Indian
apoliS.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell A. Mead Of
Ashton road, and Thomas Hitch
mans Of Breton road are pre-
pairing 10 join the caravan Of
Rosedale Parkers en- route 10
Miami Beach 10 spend the
winter
1t. William Kemp has re-
ceived his honorable discharge
and is home with his mother,
Mrs a O. Kemp of Stahelin
road after year in the Obi.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Les
lie Of Glastonbury road have as
their house guests Mrs. Leslie's
mother Mrs Heneretta Schaar
Of Flint and Mrs. LeSlie's
brother and sister-in.law, Sgt,
and Mrs, Gerald Schaar. They
will remaian with the Leslies
through the month Of December
when Sgt, and Mrs. Schaar will
30 10 San Francisco TO make
fhcir home
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Preston Sweet

-sroRE HOURS MONDAY IL TO sI3t
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
North End
Weddinq

Mis- Florence Margaret
Rutland dauShter OF John
Rutland OF Steel ave!rIe and
Leslie Elwood Scohie Sor Of
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Sooblc
were married SATURDAY.
The Rev Fl Maurice TCTl-
Sc sang the nupual hirh mass
in the Church Of the Most
Precious Blood
The bride wore q candlehCht
satin gown and a finCertp
bridal Illusion veil caught 10
tiara of orange blossoms Her
flowers were white roses ln a
cascade bouquet
Mrs Francis Rutland was
matron of honor. Her gown
was fashioned with a shell-plnk
r1sraulSe'ie bodice and heaven
blue bouhant skirt OF the same
material She carried pale pink
roses and blue delphlniums IN
an sTT1 BOUQUET
Donald Donaldson was the
best man and Francis and
Andrew Rutland. brothers OF
the bride were usherS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Hopkinses Back
For Anniversary

DR.. AND MRS. c. f. HOP.
KINS of Hollywood, CAL ar
rived in Detroit this weekend
to celebrate the 60th wedding
anniversary of their parentsT
Mr.. and Mrs ; l., Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes will hold
open house from 4 to Z p. m.
this Sunday. Among those pres
ent will be their sons and
daughters-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
John +. Holmes, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Holmes Jr.. and
their grandchildren, Mrs. AL
bert Bigelow, 1t, and Mrs. Fred
Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Bigelow and Mrs. William {.
Comstock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
II Battle Stars

Sgt. Schaar has received his
discharge after 30 months serv-
ice in Italy and Africa, and
wears y battle stars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kefauver
Of Warwick road have az their
guests their niece, Mrs. L. c.
Verrette and children, who are
en- route from Fort Belvoir, Va.
20 their home in Iron Mountain
where they VIII be joined by
Capt Verrette upon his dis
charge
Mr. md Mrs. Arthur B. Nc
Wood OF Breton road enter
tanned at a dinner party Friday
evening for their house guest.
Mrs. McWoods brother, ON.
Ted Rockwell, home after two
years in the south Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Confederacy
CHAPTER 10 Meet

THE ROBERT f. LEE CHAP
TER of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy will meet
for luncheon at 12:30 o'clock
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Walter Duerr on Briarcliff
Drive. Each member in the
group will bring a toy for chill
dren of the Kentucky noun
tains who are cared for under
the auspices Of Frontier Nurs-
ing by Mrs. Breckenridge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Two ENGAGEMENTS

Two popular RoSedale Park
girls are engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vincent
LoukS of Stahelin road announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Margaret, 10 s 1Ic Edison
A. Reid, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Reid of Northlawn
avenue.
The wedding is expected to
take place in early spring.
Miss Virginia Diehl, known as
"Ginny." is engaged TO NM 1lc
Iver c. Wilson. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph J. Diehl of Greenvew
road, and her fance IS the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Flammer of Marlowe avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

Attractive Ginny, who ex-
poets to become a bride early
next year will be complimented
with showers. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Alfred Alta Of Appoline
avenue. Miss Lillian Zunitch Of
Stansbury avenue, Mrs. Dear
wood Trcvittee Of Marlowe, and
GInny'S sister, Mrs. John Loch-
RE Mrs. Lochrie and her hus-
band BoatSman PC, are spend
ing the month of December with
Mrs. LochrleS parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Redford Meeting

THE REDFORD WOMAN'S
CLUB will meet Monday AZ 1:30
D. m In the Redford Masonic
Temple. The Burt School Mother
Singers Will provide the music
for the afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

John Esncsrson Fhotc
ENGAGEMENT TOLD e. AZ
ar open house 81 The residence
ef her parents, M. and Mrs.
Charles c. Howell ef Monterey
svsnVs. The srsseonsnf Of
Miss Dorothy Ho~el 70 Harry
Richard Sheridan, son OF Mrs.
Seine O. Sheridan ef Msnistee.
vas recently announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

Mrs. Lampe is being assisted
by Mrs. Robert Brown Of Bret
ton drive
The affair will honor Ann
Werbe, Detroit artist, a member
of the group.
Members may take guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
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brother Air Cadet John Kemann AUS 1t Pierce Wright
USNR. of Washington D. c.; It. William Melgaard AUS,
and 1t Col. Allen Forsyth AUS of Washington D. c.
Mr. and Mrs William W. Crapo parents the bride gave the
wedding reception the Little Club.
Mrs Crapo received in long aquamarine with
orchids her shoulder
For the church ceremony she a small matching hat
trimmed with ostrich pumes the shade.
The brides table had TERED center garlanded
with ivy and gardeniss
placed tall arrangement of white roses
and his bride gone wedding trip Laugh
ngly they told their friends that their destination military
secret"
Mrs. Klemann hyacinth blue
piece model under Persian lamb and matching blue
Mai Kemann will in Detroit n Seminole
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Fine Arts Alliance Tea
.Honors Ann Werbe
Detroit Times Photo

MRS WILLIAM LAMPE Warwick Rosedale Park vice
vi director the Detroit Fine Alliance arranging tea
Tuesday from o'clock the Jewish Community Center
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
Letosnii Muiski gIds vsebUie Iep del
zgodovine k 4O-Iefnici ProIeturcu

Med onimi, XII SO V prvih Ietih bill V Uprovi Pro-
leforcu zeo delovni, sto John Pesrie (sedui v Youngs-
tcwnu, o. in Frank AIesh. Petric ie bill pri P~roleforcu
Cd zasefko. Obu stu zusfopona V I~etosniem Maj
skem e!osu.
v MENU ie med drugimi eIonek 0 deIovuniu
klubov JSZ no dromskem poEiu. veusi ga ie bio
joke veIiko.
Kafko Zvpuneie lie napisaIo Iepo crfieo z nosIo-
vom "Nosedlu burka". In Efbin Krisfon ie posIoI
svoi spis.
Pesnik Mile Klopeie, O kaferem sno pisuIi no
tenn mestu V preisnii steviIki, ie posIoI po iugosIo-
vunskih odposIoncih pozdrove uredniku tega lista.
DrUgi sotrudniki Mujskega gIoso so (omenieni
SO bill Re V sfevilki z dine 10. upriu) Anton Gurden,
Louis Beniger, Anton SIobe, Louis Zorko, Josko
Oven, Fred A. Wider, Muryo Omohen-Mohur, r. S.
TuUchur, Andrew vidrieh, Joseph Snoy, Mace ZIem-
berger, Anton shuIor, Louis KuferIe, Anton Zornik,
Jnnko zega, Vincent cuinkor, John Fiipie in vee
drvgih.
Poiusnili smo re, eemu ie Nloiski gIas zakosneI.
A grodivo ie fako, do ne DO no vrednosti nicesor
izgubil.
Upomo, do kodor ga n~urosniki, z~ustcpniki in
drusfvo preimeio, ga bodo Iuhko r~ozpeeoii. Posa-
memo sfevilko stune 35c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
Etbin Kristor ugotoyi|, du SO bill
nusprotniki SANSo V nopoGnem

V nedeljo %. aprila SO imela
skupna slovenska druStva v
Chicago priredbo V prid relifa
"a Jugoslavijo, XII je zelo dobro
uspela.
Edini govornik je bill Etbin
Kristan, XII je v svojih izvaja-
Nth poudaril, kako v napac-
mem SO bill tisti naSi roiaki, XII
SO has svarili pred partizanskim
gibanjem, kajti &c bi tega po-
kreta ne bio, kdo We, kaj bi BIZ
10 s Slovenijo in ostalo Jugo-
Slavic!
Tako pa SO partizanske cete
zasedle, kot porocajo casniki,
re tudi Trst in vse ostalo jugo-
slovansko Primorje.
Kristan, XII navadno dolgo go
vori, je ma tel priredbi govoril
lie kakih Is minut. Navzoci SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

ga poslusali z najvecjim zani-
manjem in veckrat je bill pre-
kinjen z aplavzom.
Spored je vodil Anton Kra-
penc, pevski zbor France Pre-
Seren je lapel pod yodstvom F.
Kubine vec pesmi, nastopil je
Molina trio in pa pevski zbor
Slovenske zenske zveze. v dvo-
spevu pa sta peli Alice Kosmerl
in Angela Rokavec.
V drugem delu je bila vpri-
zorjena drama v enem dejanju
Matt, XII 10 je spisal Mile
Klopcic. v Mi SO imeli vloge
Helena Kusar (mati), Ant. Kra-
penc (sin Peter, Alice Kosmerl
(hci Minca), Milan MedveSek
(partizan Andrej) in Joseph
Oblak (partizan Marko).
Obcinstvo je bio S priredbo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

che, Zedinjene drzave, ker SO
poSiljale zelezo in petrolej ma
Japonsko.
Same Poljska je cista, pravi-
jo. VISA ia literature pozablja
ma krsitve poljske konstitucije
med obema vojnama, ma pogro-
me in ma diskriminacije napram
zidovskim dijakom, ma krivicno
zatiranie ukrajinskega prebi-
valstva. Tukaj V Ameriki so
oni, XII podpirajo tie poljske kro-
ge, sirili ma vse pretega pogu-
bno sovrastvo napram Rusiji.
To svojo gonjo SO trail tako da-
lee, ola DO vsaka resitev tega
vprasanja, katero bi Rusija mo-
gla sorejeti, oznacena kot kri-
vicns, b~rezsrcna, brutalna in
nedernokraticna.
Jasno je, da ne morejo zma-
gait. Toda ocividno jim je ma
tenn, da tudi nikdo drugi ne bi
zmagal. Da bi to preprecili so
cisto pripravljeni zastrupiti O.
zracje conference v San Fran
ciscu.
Poljsko v~praSanje je torej po-
stale skoro nemogoce in neraz-
resljivo. Toda obstojajo tudi Sc
druga vprasanja, XII MISC mani
tezka, niti mani nevarna.
Zelo zapleteno je vprasanje
mandatov. Kako maj najdejo
zedinjeni narodi prikladno re-
Sitev problemov otokov ma Ii
hem oceanu, katere bono cd
we'll Japoncem, XII so jim bill
deloma mandatirani pc prvi
svetovni vojni? Ista formula
mora biti primerna tudi "a Ko-
rejo, kateri DO treba zaScite in
vodstva, predno BIO mogla pre-
welt Samovlado. v to vrsto pro-
blemov spada tudi Palestine, XII
je perez problem britanskega
carstva, zarisce pritiska zioni-
sticnih zahtev in zahtev musli-
manskega sveta.
Kolonijalne 'velesile - Veil
=
ka Britannia, Francija, Belgija
in Nizozemska = Sc bodo pro-
tivile vsakemu zmanjsanju svo-
Jill posestev ali svojih preroga-
tivov. Mas State Department pa
bi rad videl, da pride do usta-
Madaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

tia, kjer so tudi sovjetske unije
zastopane. Bio bi veliko boljse,
ako bi amerisko delavstvo bilo
enotno, pa Sc ne bi bio .treba
Williamu Greenu sovjetskih
uni prav mic bait. Pryic, ker ne
hi Uncle vecine, i'm drugiG, kar
je glavno, ker je tudi MIN "a
izboljsanje zivljenskega stan
darda delavstva pc vsem svetu.
Ma konferenci delavskih "a
stopnikov v San Francisco sc
je pred vsem Slo zaradi prayiI
in ustave move internacionale.
In Sc boil pa, da bodo delavski
zastopniki blizu tistih vodilnih
Judi, XII kontrolirajo konfe-
renco.
Zastopniki unij, XII so Sc zbra-
Ii V Oaklandu, nimajo v dnev-
mem tisku oglaSanja toliko -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

V casu, ko Sc je pricela kon-
.ferenca zdruzenih narodov v
San Francisco, je bill v Oaklan-
du otvorjen tudi sestanek "a
stopnikov delavskih unij, Xxi so
Sc ma februarski konferenci v
Londonu odlocile "a zgraditev
move internacionale.
liz vseh znamenj delavskega
mednarodnega gibanja je raz-
vidno, da BIO TAXA nova stro-
kovna internacionala ustanov-
LENA. AFL il kajpada naspro-
tuie, kar ie slabo zanjo in "a
delavsko gibanje v splosnem.
Vendar pa BIO v now strokov-
nj International zastopanih
mad sestdeset milijonov organi-
ziranih delavcev, kar je vec ko
Sc kdaj pref. Nerodno in neugo-
dino je, ker AFI4 nikakor noce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

ne z dalec toliko, kot pa ga lima
konferenca zdruzcnih narodov.
A vendar vedo, da so oni vaz-
nejsi faktor, kot pa diplomat,
XII z~astopajo lie umirajoci dru-
zabni red. 3s
eZastopniki mednarodnega de-
lavstva ma svojem sestanku v
Oaklandu in v San Francisco
skupSajo ustvariti novo delav-
sko internacionalo, katere Sc
mnogi bojc cato, ker maj bi BIZ
lie tudi ruske unije craven. Ne
ALL, nc staromodni unijski vo-
ditelji v Angliji Sc ne morejo
s~prijazniti z idejo, da SO unije
lahko pc svoje svobodne tudi v
dezelah, katerih je kapitali-
zem odpravljen, in ena teh je
vsekakor Sovjetska unija.
To je prva mednarodna de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
BodoGi mir odvisi
tudi kai bono
storili z BerIinom
POZoRNoST svETA Nj oBRNJENA SAMo " SAN
FRANCISCO, AMPAK TUDi v GNEZDO NAclZMA.
= POROcEvALEc CASNISKE AGENclJE ONA,
SELIGMAN, O SVETOVNiH PROBLEMIH

Y casu, ko so Sc zbrali V San
Francisco zastopniki zdruzenih
narodov, je bila pozornost sve-
ia obrniena tudi, ma Berlin.
Teoreticno bono ustvariali
tukaj v San Francisco temelie
bodocega sveta, toda odlocitve
prakticnega pomona bodo pa
dale v Berlinu. Tam Sc bodo pr
vic, odkar Sc je zacela vojna,
sestale armada Velike Britain
je, Amerike in Sovjetske Rusi-
ie, 0 zasedanju premagane
Nemcije ne bodo mogli izme-
njavati teoreticnih nazirani
Odlociti Sc bodo morali takoi
ma mestu.
Pred svojim odhodom v San
Francisco sem v Washingtonu
govoril z osebo, XII ina dobre
informacije ma razpolago glede
nacrtov "a okupacijo Nemcije.
Ia osebnost je prepricana, da
nj pricakovati nobenih tezkoe
v pogledu skupne administra-
cije Nemcije.
Verjetno je torej, da vlada
mnogo vec soglasja v zadevah,
XII Sc ticejo okupacije Nemcije
kot teoreticnega razumevanja
glede osnov "a delo V San Fran
ciscu.
Jasno je videti, Ola nj nobene
moznosti, ola Sc DO nasla soluci-
ia poljskega vprasanja, XII bi
bila sprejemljiva "a vse. Pred
stavniki poliske Wade V Lon
donu SO priSli ma konferencc
(neuradno) polni fanaticne ne
spravljivosti. v propaganda, ka-
tero SO sirili v posebnih vlakih
XII so vozili casnikarje V Sar
Francisco, ma shodih, katere SC
prirejali, Y poslanicah, S kateri-
mi SO preplavili kongres, pis-
mih naslovljenih velikim dnev-
nixon, vsepovsod udarjajo na
struno neizprosnega sovraStva
do krimske conference, do So
vjetov, do Churchilla.
Sal SO sli cello tako dalec, da
SO obtozili vse stir velesile, da
prihajajo v San Francisco z u.
mazanimi rokami Francija
ker je vicijski rezim sodelova1
2 naciSti, Britannia radi Mona
kovega, CehoslovaSka radi Ha-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

lavska konferenca, XII Sc vrSi
Fix praga zbora zdruzenih ma
rodov. To pomeni, da JIG wanna,
kajti ako hoccmo mir, &C zares
zelimo prosperitcto "a vse ma
rode pc svetu, potem je potreb-
no, da ina delavstvo pri tenn
elm vec besede. In v San Fran
ciscu, sal tako Sc zdi, 10 BIO ime-
10. Kajti start kapitalizem vec
ne velja. Fasizem je tudi propa-
del. Torej je treba v socializem
sal stopnjema, ako ze nagloma
nocemo vanj. Drugega izhoda
nj, razen ako hoccmo v novo
vojno.
DeIavski zastopniki, XII so Sc
zbrali "a snovanie move inter
Macdonald v Oaklandu, sc tega
zavedajo, in cato njihov glas
v San Franiscu veliko yelja.
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kOntr0Ia mad cenami
vsIed %podkupoyanj
pOpOInOma strta

z~ivilskega trga SO dognale, ds
sicer v tel dezeli nicesar ne
nlanjka, vendar pa potrebscir
nj toliko v izobilju, da hi kon-
2 umenti lahko rekli, ces, ako mi
i ne prodaS pc taxi cent, pa
grcm v drugo prodajalno.
Najvecji svindel je v posled.
njih mesecih nastal ma mesnem
trgu. Polastili so sc ga ljudje,
Iii ma postave in vladne odred-
be mic ne dajo, ker paG nero
dame uradnikc lahko p0dkupi.
10 in potem trgujejo pc svoje.
T'ako je priSel YES ameriski me.
sni try liz reda. v male kraje
mesa sploh MISC vec posiljali, '
velikih mestih, v letoviscih, v
alragih hotelih in prczimovali-
Seth pa 81 dobil in dobiS mesa
najdrazjega, najboljSega Sc
veda, kolikor hoceS. Seveda,
Obed v TAKEN kraju stane mai.
mani petak, povprecen DELAYED
pa komaj toliko zasluzi ma dan
Mesni try nj edino raketir-
stvo. Predstavimo 81, koliko Sc.
daj "ekstra" zasluzi tobacni trg
pred tenn pa zganjarski trust.
pa spekulanti S sladkorjem.
maslom it'd.
Nedavno pa je priSlo ma dan.
kako Sc spodrivajo druga drugo
tovarne, XII izdelujejo milo. Dive
TAXI kompaniji sta dali Atlantic
and Pacific, XII ina prodajalne
sirom dezele, blizu million do
larjev subyencije pod oznacbo,
da maj S tistim denarjem oglasa
njuno milo. Ponekod, kjer SO
prodajalne A. & p. izpodrinile
re vse druge, sta tako Same IT,
SIT dive kompaniji dobile mono.
pol. Trgovina ina milo - in &C
vprasaS "a tega ali omega, ii pro.
dajalka odgovori, "le tega in
tega imamo. Mi je zal, ampaE
zag0tavljam, da je to prav take
dobro.o
IInamO protitrustno postavo
XII pa vcasi v raznih preiskavah
in tozbah boil pomaga trustom
kot postavi. Kajti gre Sc, koliko
Sc lahko napravi dobiGka ma en-
ali ma drug nacin. In tisti, XII o.
beta najvec profita, je obdrzar
in pri tenn so doStete tudi pod.
kupnine merodajnim uradni.
kom in pa subvencije casopisju
v obliki .oglasov in placanih
clankov.
AmeriSki "black market je
postal Same cato tax kot je, keI
oblast mi storila nicesar izdat.
mega, da bi mu stopila ma prste
Pac pa %dopustila, da njeni "po.
liticni najemniki" dobe cd ra.
ketirjev cimvec v svoje zepe.
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zelo zadovoljno in Sc zabavalo
se dolgo v vecer.
Dasi nj bio "a kolekto nobe-
mega govora pac pa lie kratko
naznanilo, je vzlic temu prime
sla mad $500, re pref pa je An
ton Konchan prispeval $500,
nekaj pa .je tudi drugega pre-
bitka, torej je ia prireditev bila
z zdruzenimi mocmi lep uspeh.