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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF THE
MILFORD CHRONICLE

Eli II. Sharp of Lewes has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Saund-
crs Truitt this week.
December the 9th. 1918 at the
Caulk club Social the following
people are on the evenings pro-
Sram. Eva Deputy and Carrie
Hammond will play a piano duet;
P0Stles Hammond. piano solo;
Mary Wiley. RecitatiOn; Mabel
Farrow. solo; and Vocal duet by
Esther and Agnes Gibson.
DcRuC Brothers. MinStrcls will
give Grand street parade and
band concert next Tuesday. They
are noted for their fine band of
musicians. Everyone has purchased
reserved seat tickets from Salmons'
Corner Drug Store for the show
that will be given at the Armory
Hall Tuesday evening.
The first real snow of the season
tell AT Milford December 2nd and
left the ground fairly we'll covered
with snow.
The Hotel Richardson at Dover
and possibly the best known host
itrY iii lower Delaware was sold
at ShcriftS Sale on Tuesday of this
week TO Elmer Outtcn, cashier of
the Peoples Guarantee and Trust
co. of Dover who is said to have
tought it for William NJ. Hone. a
Power lawyer.
Those at the home in Magnolia
tor Thanksgiving vacation were:
Miss Ida Martin of West chester.
Ia, Miss Gertrude SaXton of Do
yer, MessrS, Lofland Conner.
Claude NcIlvaine. Wallace White.
Raymond Wilcutts. each from Will
rinSton. Lloyd Stout of Philadel-
phla. Mrs. Charles Barrett of West
Chester, Pa. Robert Johnson and
family of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry f.. Nittcn
OF Frederick will celebrate the
tWenty~tifth anniversary of their
lnarrla2c on Friday evening, De-
c"mher 10Th. \ large number of in
yitations have been issued for the
affair, which promises to be the So
clal event of the season
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Mrs. Della Dcakync rccciv-
ed cable from her son. Hall.
on Monday, telling her that he
was ready to sail for home the
following day Hall has been
in the F,TO for the past two
years and Milford is sure to
look good to him upon his ar
rival here.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Mrs. William Burke enter
tanned her bridge club on
Tuesday evening having as her
guests, Mrs. George Linden
kohl. Mrs. Harvey Phillips.
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs. Mrs. Car
son Ward. Mrs. Theodore
Townsend. Mrs. Ford Scwcll.
Mrs. Francis Lcithiscr, and
Mrs. Larry Isaacs. Mrs. Ward
was their hostess last week.
a
Lieutenant and Mrs. Floyd *.
leomans of HARRISBURG. Pa.
welcomed a daughter i'm that
city on Monday. November. 10.
She has been named Frances
Anne. Mrs. Yeomans will be
remembered here as the for
mer Miss Angie Frazer. dau&h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley G..
Frazer of Detroit, and grand
daughter of Mrs. Allen ID.
Jones.
~
Miss Virginia Gcycr is hay
ing busy college year at
Juniata College at Hunting
don, Pa. A senior. she took part
in the first program of the year
given by the student orchestra
on THANKSGIVING Day. She is
member of the stringed trio
and the Acappella Choir and
plays in the civil symphony
orchestra of Altoona. Other
interests are in campus publi-
cations and dramatics.
q
The local Kiwanis Club do
many nice things in their ser
vice to others. y very enjoy
able affair was the dinner ON
Tuesday given at Grange Hall
when the members honorcd
the local telephone operators.
1t was a very gay ana happy
party with all having good
time. Corsagcs were presented
to each guest and Horace G..
TrOpca was present to record
the good time in pictures.
Lucky numbers gave five of the
guests the flowers that were
used on the tables for dccora-
tiOns. Theodore Collins. dis
trlCt manager of the telephone
company. WAS the speaker of
the evening. Relief operators
from Wilmington and Dover
were provided so that the en-
tire personnel was able to at
tend the dinner. The guests
were: Mrs. Mary Il. Jones. of
Dover, district chief OPERATOR.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp. Mrs
Frances Denncy. Miss Edith
Calhoun. Mrs. Priscilla Lank.
Miss Betty Favinger, Miss
Phyllis Bennett. Miss Dorothy
DcrriCkson. Miss Carrie Jar
rett. Miss Gertrude Simpson.
Miss Ruth Vadakin and Miss
Anna May Shea.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

The first real snow of the season
tell AT Milford December End and
left the ground fairly we'll covered
with snow.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Eli Il. Sharp of Lewes has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Saund-
CrS TTuitt this week.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
Impaired Hearing Seen as
Important Postwar Problem

Rehabilitation Of millions of men
and women with impaired hearing
is seen as an important postwar
problem by leaders In civic and So
cial work. Studies indicate that
something like Is to 20 million per-
sons in the United States have sub
normal hearing; that there are
about three million children in this
country with an average loss of
nearly one-third of normal hearing.
War, it is believed, is accentuat-
ing the nations hearinb problems.
The din of battle and the roar of
war production are affecting many
ears. Noise is hard on the ears.
This fact has been recognized for
many years. Impaired hearing is
common among ironworkers, and
the condition has long been refereed
to as "boilermaker's deafness" I'm
like the eye, whose iris can step
down the amount of light entering
the eye, the ear has no control
mechanism to filter out undesirable
noises.
Rehabilitation programs are be-
ing set up by the government for
returning veterans with impaired
hearing, and industrial organiza-
tons are taking steps to provide
jobs to men and women with hear
ing shortcomings, as well as other
physical handicapS, according to the
Sonotone research laboratories. The
problem of impaired hearing also
is receiving greater attention from
educators and leaders in social well
fare. The general public also is
awakening to the many social and
economic problems of adjustment
faced by persons with impaired
hearing.
Despite the prevalence Of i'm
paired hearing, it was not until re-
cent years that the Importance of
the problem was fully realized. De-
velopment of modern, efficient,
hearing aids has stimulated interest
in the subject. The new hearing aids
are small in size, effective and ad-
Unstable to the particular require
mentS Of the individual. However,
many persons with impaired hear
ing, through ignorance or neglect,
still fail to avail themselves of the
aids provided by modern electronic
science. Years ago the same gen.
eral situation existed in respect to
eyeglasses. People we're hesitant to
wear spectacles; but now eyeglasses
are used by millions of persons,
young and old.
A similar change in habits will
take place, it is believed, among the
millions of persons with impaired
hearing. It is estimated that less
than one million hearings aids are
in use in the United States, al
though statistics indicate that sew
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
TRUCK LINES IN
GOOD CONDITION

LANSING - Despite severe winter
conditions, Michigan trunkline high
ways are in excellent shape for
travel and much better than high
ways in neighboring states, Michi-
gan Trucking Association, members
of which operate truck lines be-
tween Michigan and other states,
has informed the Michigan State
Highway Department.
According to the association, main
highways in some nearby state have
presented a serious problem to
trucks speeding war materials be-
cause snow has not been removed
properly and has been allowed to
turn to ice. Some of these roads
still have deep ruts which makes
driving slow and precarious, while
in Michigan, traffic has been NOV
ing without difficulty. County
road commissions as well as state
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
SANDING MACHINE USED
AGAINST NAILS

Observation-Disclosures system of
using sand, spread from machines
lowed behind highway maintenance
trucks has been pressed into service
In the fight against the Nazis and
is being used on military roads in
Belgium by United States Army
troops. The Escanaba Daily Press
recently printed a picture of sand
ing machine designed by 1t. Col.
Loren w. jenkins, Of Escanaba, for
mer employee of the State Highway
Department, showing equipment in
operation on Belgian road sand
ing slippery surfaces to speed mill
tary vehicles on their way.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Throwing his hat into the ring
as candidate for councilman for
the coming spring election is Harry
McCloy of 343 Oak st. McCloy, who
was born and raised in Wyandotte,
is employed at the All Metal Prod
ucts Co., where he was in charge
of traffic and shipping for IS years.
McCloy is a member of the old
Michigan Alkali Baseball team and
has done quite bit of bowling.
He has two children, Pat, Is years
old who is in Junior high school and
Bill, II, who Is in the u. S. Navy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

eral times that number Of persons
should be receiving benefits of such
aids for better living. Indications
are that during the postwar period
of readjustment greater attention
than ever before will be paid to
the needs of the nations hard of
hearing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
PROMOTED TO SERGEANT

Andrew Pasek, Of Wyandotte,
Mich. has been promoted 70 the
rank of sergeant in the Army Air
Forces at Stout Field, Indianapolis,
Indiana. headquarters q the First
Troop Carrier Comamnd. Sergeant
Pasek Is an armorer N ne Base
Ordnance Section ~ stout Field.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

maintenance crews are doing an ex-
cellent job" the association COM
mented, I'VE know because we have
maintained q close check on their
work"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
TRAFFIC ACROSS MACKINAW
STRAITS INCREASES

LANSING-Traffic on State High
way Department ferries across the
Straits of Mackinaw in 1914 In
creased 1873 per cent above that OF
1913, Highway Commissioner Charles
M. Ziegler reports. During the last
year, 1883 cars we're carried on
the state ferries, compared to 1885,
211 in 1895. The 1914 total, how
ever, was 139,SO5 below 1912, a re-
duction of 53.5 per cent.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Nearly seven times Is many nlen
and women are now on active Coast
Guard duty as there we're .: the
outbreak of war. This does not in
clude members Of the Temporary
Reserve.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Grow old along with me.
The best is yet to be. Browning
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
"ProIetarec" v sfiridesetem
Iefu boiev "a pr0vice liudi

) to stevIlko stopo ProIetoreC" V stirdeseto
leto. 10 so ga ustonoyili, so mu doIociIi smotre in
ellie. Bill ie borbeni list Cd vseeo zoeetko prot IL
koriseonju in "a sociolizem. To nj popuIorno, kojti
zovedeni Jude SO V ogromni veeini in sovrozijo mai
boil tiste, XII jim, nojboIjSe zeIe.
v ietosnjem "Mojskem gIosu" XII DO ~posveeen
temu iubiIeiu, BIO veIiko qrodivo il zqodovine PRO
G%etorco". Y teh stirih desetletjih je poneniI med
nosin l~judstvom in V delovskem gibonju med nomi
veIiko VEG, kot pa nu priznovojo cello tisti, XII SO de-
IoIi, ali pa Sc deIojo, do izhoio.
Ko je bill "ProIetorec" ustonovIjen, je prevIo-
dovoIo med nosim Ijudstvom Ignorance, kokrsno 81
je Prineslo il storeeo krojo. Bilo je no videz nepro-
dirno kot nojtemnelso noe. In tn pa SO 10 gojili no
pref toki, XII so mogIi udobno ziveti edino no MEN
rocun.
Ljudie pri "ProIetorcu" pa Sc MISC stroSili nice
SCR. Posebno ne tisti, XII so po noseIbinoh %ogitiroli
zonj in 20. nje1ove ideje. Kdo bi mogeI stotisticno
preroeunoti, koIiko hudego so prestoIi v vseh teh
Ietih tisti nosi liudje, XII MISC mislili somo no svoj
v~sokdonji kruh, ompok Sc tepli "a ideje in "a pro-
vice, zoto, do bi nevednim priborii vec kruho in po-
eoje 20 d~ostoino zivjenje?
Veliko, zelo veIiko iih je bilo, XII SO omogoIi v teh
bojih! Bill izgnoni il noseIbin, po il his, koterih so
~stanovali in imeIi proti doiocenemu DIociIu tudi pro-
vico sesti k mizi in JEST!
Pa Sc ie snorskomu prinerilo, do eetudi ie Sc
toko dobro in toeno ~plaeevoI, do ie moral cd mize
in il IiSe.
Y stiridesetih letih Sc je dogodiIo 20 syetu, in v
Zed. drzovoh, in v nosih noseIbinoh oqromnih spre-
men1b.
TODD borbo med krivico in provico ie Sc prov
toksno kakor nekoc. In "ProIetorec" BIO sIuziI V DO
bijonju sociolnego zlo, kokor je vso Ieto doslej. v
svole stirideseto leto stopo z zo~vestjo, do je svoje-
mu nomenu posteno sIuziI in pa do svojih noloq Sc
nj dokoncoI. Torei vztrojno %noprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
voinu, XII ie biIa z zuyezniske struni
pre- stuvl lena "a borbo prof. fasizmu,
prehdid v zelo dvournne Toxic

10 stopomo V leto 1915, WdImo. VsI preroki SO
Sc notlli. In Sc MOTTO znovo sedob kosnom prero-
kujejo, ia Dodo vojno skonGoIi ' poletju ali mordo
sele ' jesenl ali mogoGe komoj naslednje Ieto.
Ampok vojno DO nekego dine pr0v gotoVo skon-
como, kot e bilo Sc vsoko dosIej. A kaJ potem2
Mi 81 bono ustvarill koksno mednorodno orqa-
nizocljo, kl DO kaj bojseeo kot je bila Iigo noro-
dow Ali nam besediIo, XII go ie objoviIo{ konfenenco.
y Dunberton Ooksu, oko Sc je Sc KIDD spominio,
obeto koj boljsego, kot pa smo dobili po versoillski.
konferenci2
Ko gedomo GrGUo in vdimo, do SCI tam demo-
krotlcno Anglia pretepo tistimi 0rkJ kiso Sc pref
boflll z NemG1o, nam nj dobro. CemuSnoj unonjo
dfzovo, kl 0rcijl nj noglo pomogoti vnjeni nojhujsi
stlskl sedoj Mi norekuje, do &c ze krollo nikakor ne
marc, pa noj regentstvo prIzno...
0ovorl Sc Q sferoh vplvo. Ma svetu SO take stvo-
ri in bodo, dokler bono imeIi imperiaLzem. v Pro-
letorcu ma tenn mestu je bio tokrot ko ie Moskvo
sPorocIIo, do e kominterne konec, EreGeno, do
Iohko urodniki komunistiGno ~internocionoIo stokrot
PrekIIcelo - vzroki "a r~evoIucije tenn ne bodo.
odprovlje ni Kojti vzroki Sc ne ozirojo 10 kok TIE
-heron", XII lie bill - oGividno, veIik poIom.
Mordo je Churchill to ugotovil ma svojem obisku
Y Atenoh. ce nile to slobo zonj A Sc veIiko slab
Sc "a AngIjo.
10 smo si vojno, prsijeno ali nePrsiGeno -
to ii vprosonje tenn GIonku = smo feklr' dobro.
.PIonimo vonjo, todo pogojno> do je to zores vojno
protI toslzmu, ne pa spet storo igro storIh kopito-
Ilstov "a stori sistem.
Kotse zdl hoGejo, do ostane spetvse 20 storem.
lmPerloIlzem Sc p~revloduje in v nosen drzavnem
-oddelkupo taxi Jude, ki Jim e "privote enterpriseH
poglaVitni zokon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03

natna komisija je oh enem do
gnala, da Sc sedaj producira vec
tobaka ko kdaj pref, a tudi "a
hteve zanj so vecje. Tobacni
magnati Sc vrh tega izgovarja-
ia, da Jim manjka delavcev in
pa da ie v zadnji krizi vsled VIA
dnih subvencij bio pridelanega
mani tobaka, kot pa hi bio po-
trebnO "a zadOstitev sedanjemu
tObacnemu trgu.
Pridelovalci tObaka pa zvra-
cajo krivdo ma tobacne druzbe,
ces, da odvisnega pridelka MISC
hotele kupiti in tako so Sc v vol
nem casu znasle brez zaloge to-
baka, Xxi hi ga lahko Uncle. Ker
v tel dezeli sedaj vse kadi -
moski, zenske in otroci (saj tako
je bio zatrjevano " zasliSava-
njih pred senatno k~omisijo), je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03

ketirstvOm velike druzbe in pa
razpecevalci, pa tudi manjSi tr-
govci z zganjem,-. "zasluzili'
ogromne dobicke. Ko je to ra-
ketirstvO postalo re cd muh, in
je vlada dovolila, da smejo di-
stilerije spet kuhati zganje "a
dOmacO porabo, namesto v VOL
ne svrhe, je bilo zganje ma trgu
spet kar prekO nOGi kOlikor ga
je KIDD hotel.
Nato Sc je pojavilo umetno
pomanjkanje tobaka. v zaslisa-
vanju pred senatom so 81 pred
stavniki velikih tobacnih druzb
umili roke, ceS, da oni MISC kri-
vi, &c je nastalo pomanjkanje
tobaka in ako Sc odira naSe vo-
jake v Evropi, XII morajo place.
vati sedaj Ia en- paket cigaret
wee kot pref "a eel karton. Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03

nastalo tn in tam pomanjkanje
tobacnih izdelkov, raketirji Sc
Sc tega posluzili in nastala je
"tobacna kriza''. Nekega dine pa
DO izginila preko noel, ko+ je
"likerna kriza'.
Senat preiskuie tudi druge
stvari, n. pr. ladjedelnice, Xxi
Waldo odirajo, da kaj! Preiskuje
tudi korporacije, Xxi kontro.ira-
jo radio postaie in ustvarjajo
monopol mad TO Ia sedanjo dobo
najvaznejSo komunikaciisko IL
stanovo. v vsakem slucaju ko-
misija dozene, da Sc vrse nepo-
stavnosti in to ie prav zaprav
edin rezultat. Edna korist cd
teh preiskav je, ker nekaj cd
Nth lie pride ~javnost in SO
ljudje pouceni, kaj Sc godi. Am
pax to bi menda vedeli tudi &c
ne bi bilo preiskav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03

vsakem prot uniji, oziroma
stavkarjem. Pri Montgomery
Ward pa je bila krSitev vladimir
odredb obdolzena uprava, XII il
naceljuje omenjeni Sewell Ave
ry. V prvi zasedbi njegove to-
varne v Chicago so ga vojaki
'siloma" odnesli ven, toda tako
memo in d~ramaticno, da 81 je
MOI ustvaril S tenn nastopom
cele kose publicitete. Diva voja-
ka sta ga ma ukaz castnikov pri-
jela in odnesla ven in casniSki
fotografi pa SO ga slikali v vse
sorte pozah. MOI je postal "mu-
cenik" in trik Sc mt je posre-
Gil. WLB je upal, da Sc DO pc
ten incidentu Sewell Avery kai
izpametoval, pa nj mic pomaga-
10. Tako SO koncem decembra v
njegovih obratih v Michiganu,
" Chicago in Nebraska nastale
znova stavke in vlada jih je
spet "prevzela" v svoje podro-
Gle.
Ia incident je znaGilen lie z
enega stalisca: kaj sele DO, ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
Senat "preiskuie", a brez korsti "a iudstvo

Kaj je narobe z ameriskO to-
bacno industrijo? Cemu iznena-
da pomanjkanje cigaret in CT
gar? Zakaj stane paket ameri-
Skin cigaret v Franciji So, ma
mesto toliko, kot Jim je cd Via
de doiocena "dostropna' cena?
Nekaj je v tenn nekje narobe
in kot je 'obicaj, je kongres uve-
del preiskavo, kakor jo je prot
alkoholni industriji, ko je kar
tako, kakor sedaj tobacna in
dustrija, bila mahoma brez zga-
MIA, a Sc ga je ma crnem trgu
/ npOd roko vendarle dobilO ko-
in pod roko vendarle dobilo ko-
da je placal zahtevane Gene.
v preiskavah likernih obra-
TOW Sc ie dognalo, da je pomanj-
kanje zgane place bilo umetno
ustvarjeno in da so 81 S tenn RAJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
sewelI Avery hoee biti mosneisi kot pa
e zveznu vluda in voini deIuvski odbor

Noben industrialni magnat ne
della vojnemu delavskemu Cd
boru (WLB) vecjih preglavic
kot jih il povzroca Sewell Ave
ry, XII gospoduje Montgomery
Ward kompaniji. Ia druzba ie
drugi najvecji mail order
house. V tel dezeli. Uposluje til
soce delavcev v raznih drzavah,
najvec v Chicago. Delavci v
njenih obratih SO Sc organizira-
Ii, izvojevali so 81 glasovanje o
vprasanju, dali maj Jill v odno-
Saith z delodajalcem unija "a
stopa, zmagali SO, a vse nj mic
pomagalo. Sewell Avery je Cd
locno "a unicenje unije in ma
odloke vojnega/ delavskega Cd
bora, V katerem pa delavci nj
majo vecine, Sc pozvizga.
Ko je to storil prvic, SO de-
lavci v Chicago v prodajalnah
in tovarnah omenjene druzbe
zastavkali in nato Jill je prevze-
la vlada, kot Sc je to dogodilo v
slucaju stavke premogarjev in
v par drugih slucajih, skoro v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
Stare internacionaIe konec

Stare internacionale konec
Ia korak angleSkih uni po-
meni, da SO storili dosedanji
mednarodni delavski internacio-
mali konec in da so Sc zavzeli
"a ustanovitev move, v kateri
maj bi bill tudi delavci IL So
vjetske unije smatrani "a Judi
in pa unije CIO maj dobe svoje
mesto. Pc pravilih dosedanie
strokovne internacionale Sc v
vsaki DRAW prizna zastopstvo
samo eni unijski zvezi, torej "
Zed. .drzavah edino AFL. Taxa
organizacija nj vec v~zdrzljiva
in nihce ne razume tega boljSe
kot kongres delavskih uni We
like Britanije. S sklicanjem te-
ga kongresa SO storili prejsnji
mednarodni zvezi strokovnih
uni konec, dasi Sc funkcionira
III 1l1C01ld1O O1ll QIdu,
XII ga je ustanovila liga narodov,
DELUXE V njenem podrocju.
AFL ne pride
Ma konferenci meseca febru-
aria bodo torej zastopane de-
lavske unije vseh dezel, z izje-
mo AFL, XII je povabilo odklo-
Mia IL dveh razlogov; prvic, ker
Sc DO kongres vrSil pod pokro-
viteljstvom angleskih uni ma
mesto mednarodne strokovne
internacionale, in drugic, ker
zastopniki AFL nocejo sedeti z
zastopniki uni totalitarnih de-
Eel, V tenn slucaju z zastopniki
s~ovjetskih uni.
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
Prvi rnednarodni
delavski zbor
v VOInem Gdsu
POGAJANJA IA OBNOVlTEV SOClALISTlcNE
lNTERNAClONALE.-STARA MEDNARODNA
.ZVEZA STROKOVNIH UNI POTREBUJE
PlAZME.-AFL v ZELO NEVARNl POLlTIKl

H
Meseca februarja Sc DO vrsil
v Londonu prvi veliki medina
rodni zbor, cd kar smo v voini.
Sklicala ga je zveza angleSkih
strokovnih uni ma svojo roko.
Povabila je mani vse tiste unije,
XII so bile doslej vclanjene v
mednarodni zvezi strokovnih
organizacij, in one, XII Sc MISC
bile v Mi.
SOvjetska delavska zveza Sc
OdZvala vabilu
Glavna izmed Min ie zveza
delavskih organizacij V Soviet
ski uniji, in pa Kongres indu-
strialnih organizacij v Zed. dr.
zavah.
Delavska strokovna zveza y
Rusiji je takoj ~sporocila, da Sc
odzove in isto je storil CIO. So
vjetske unije SC re pref skuSale
pristopiti v mednarodno stro-
kovno zvezo, toda AmeriSka de-
lavska federacija, XII je bila v
Mi najmocnejsa enota, je zme-
rom nasprotovala in S svojim
vplivom primorala tudi vecino
drugih uni, da SO sovjetskim
delavskim enotam odrekle pri-
stop.
Angleski delavci smatrajo, da
Sc mora tel igri storiti konec, pa
so now m~ednarodni kongres
sklicali sami, namesto pod av-
spieijo mednarodne strokovne
zveze. &c Sc bi vrSil pod firmo
slednje, Sc bi ga ne smele ude-
leziti ne ruske delavske unije,
ne CLIO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
SIoga zdruzenih
deze zidana ma
peSeenih tie
ANGLIA SVOJO STARO IMPERlALISTIcN0
POLlTIKO ZELO NEvARNO tGRA. -STRELI V
ATENAH. - USlLJEVANJE MONARHIZMA NJ
DEMOKRACUI NIKAKRSNA USLUGA

vojna Grkov z Veliko Britannia.
Churchill sam je upornike
oznacil "a tolovaje in pc OWN
kin "a komunisticne gangster-
je. Oh enem jim je zapretil, da
Sc demokracije ma tax nacin ne
dobi, kajti demokracija Sc raw
ma pc ustavi. In angleska arma-
da v Grciji DO poskrbela, da pri-
de tam ustava do svoje >veljave,
ne pa pistole.
KakSno vlogo igra v tel Gu
dni grski mesanici Russia?
Churchill pravi, da kar je ma
Grskem podvzel, je v popolnem
dogovoru S Stalinom in Roose-
veltom. Slednji je zamrmral,
da to nj tocno. A Stain molci.
Toliko glasneje pa Sc cuje pro-
test onih Grkov, XII ~verujejo v
Stalina.
In to je tisto, kar oznacuje,
kako neslozni so takozvani zdru-
zeni narodi in ma kako mehkih
tleh SO 81 zapisali svoje zaveze
in pogodbe.
(Nadaljevanje ma 4. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
MinuIo Ieto bilo
zetev "a vojne
~dobickarje

Sc nikdar v zgOdOvini MISC
bill dobicki korporacij Visit kct
minulem letu in tudi takozva-
nj narodni dohodek national
income) je bill visji ko kdaj pref.
Docim je bilo v marsikakem
obratu drugi polovici minule-
ga leta Re veliko delavcev cd
slovljenih, so dobicki kompanij
v splosnem veliko vecji, kot pa
so bill leta 1943. Sploh ie Gu
dino, Gemu Jill kongres dopusca
v tolikSni meri, posebno, ker je
predsednik Roosevelt v zacetku
vojne poudaril, da ia krvavi
konflikt ne BIO sezona "a milijo-
marie, kakor lie bila prejsnja
vojna. A dogodilo Sc je, da Ia
njejo korporacije cd vojnih ma
rocil Sc veliko vecje profile, kot
pa so jih pod Wilsonom.
Jekiarske kOrpOracije N. pr.
so Uncle leta 1943 ma podlagi
tajnega porocila urada "a dolo-
CAME cen (OPA) $40 odstotkov
vecje dobicke kakor letO pref,
in to pc odbitju vseh davkov. V
minulem letu so Sc bolt narasli.
Ker je kongres trustjanskim
druzbam povsem naklonjen, Jim
je bovolil nakupiciti 81 velik del
dobicka "a reZervni kapital
brez obdavcenja, da ga bodo
Uncle ma razpolago pc vojni, in
&c Jim te rezerve ne bi zadosto-
vale, Sc Jim BIO del placanega
davka povrnilo.
Free enterprise" ina tOrej
sedaj zlate case, ceprav Sc do
biGkov ne izplacuje vec v zlatu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
De GoulIe pometen
drzovnik

General de Gaulle je NEST
MIN obeinam v Franciji narocil,
da maj ne imenujejo ulic in cest
z njegovim imenom. Ia razva-
da je tudi v Ameriki toliksna,
da CHM postane kdo zupan, ali
predsednik, ali governor, ze
i~rnenujejo ulice pc MENU. De
Gaulle je mnenja, da Sc S ia
kimi spremembami ulicnih ma
pisov povzroca obcinam lie stro-
ske, casti pa nikomur ne dajejo.