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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Events Of Today

sI:3O P. M.-The Ladies' Aid of First Lutheran Church, to sew for annual bazaar.
 3:3O P. M-Kingsbury Parent Teachers Association, tea for fac ulty at Waterbury Country Club. Gretchen Roseing, well known dramatist, to entertain.
 SIP. M.-The Women's Association of the South Congregational Church in Sunday School room. Colored films to be shown.
 BP. M.-Lutheran Daughters to meet at church.
 s:i5 P. M.-Waterbury Senior Hadassah at Waterbury Hebrew In- stitute: Rabbi Mordecai Brill. of Beth Fl Synagogue. to speak. Re- ports of National Convention in Boston to be given.
 S:30-English Speaking David Ben Guryan Branch of Jewish Workers National Alliance. at Wa terbury Hebrew Institute. The ABC of Zionism to be given by Harry Rearson and Harry Siller. Group will participate in singing Honakah songs. Meeting Open to all.
 TOMORROW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Miss Justine E. Mintie Vermont Doctor To Wed Dec. '

Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Justine Esther Mintie, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Mintie. of Cooke Street, to Dr. Renwick K. Caldwell. son of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Caldwell, of Bur- lington, Mass,
 The ceremony will take place on Saturday, Dec. ', at o'clock at the First Congregational Church. this city, with Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony officiating. A reception will follow in the church parlors.
 Miss Jane Wynn, will serve as maid of honor. and Allan Caldwell, of Hartford, brother of the groom. will be the best man. Stuart Mintie, brother of the bride, and Dr. John Milne, of New Haven. will usher the guests.
 The bride-elect is a graduate of Crosby High School, Colby Junior College. New London. N. H., and Mary Hitchcock Training School for Medical TechnologistS, at Hanover. N. H. She has been serving as teach CT in the laboratory of the Mary Hitchcock. Memorial Hospital.
 Mr. Caldwell is an aiumnus of the University of Vermont, and the school of medicine at that Univer- sity. He served his interneship at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital and was a major in the medical re- serve. During the War. he served three and a half years in the U. 8. Army. He was assigned to the Eighth Army headquarters in New Guinea. Philippines. and Japan for IS months. =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Ladies Aid
 Plans Affair

Mrs. Harry Brenner of Grove Street was ostess at a dessert meeting of the board members of the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Association held at her home yes- terday afternoon.
 Members voted to send a con- tribution to the Waterbury Anti Tuberculosis League and plans were formulated for public bridge and Mah-Jong Party to bS sponsored by the organization on Monday, Dec. g at the Waterbury Hebrew h. stitute for the benefit of the Para plegic Fund for Crippled Veterans. All members are asked to attend and make this affair a success by bringing their friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Several Parties WiII
 PreCede Bachelors Dance

Several parties will be held to- morrow night prior to the annual Bachelors Dance to be given at the Country Club of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Talcott Clapp, of Prospect Street. will entertain for approximately 70 guests at a cock tail party. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Carmody, of Middlebury. will also give a cocktail party, which will be followed by a Dutch Treat dinner at Lift-the-L.atch Inn. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Platt will have a din- ner party for guests from Water town, Litchfield, and Greenwich. The Bachelors will be hosts at a dinner party for their individual guests at the club before the dance.
 Approximately 5u0 guests are ex- pected to attend the affair, which was discontinued during the war.
 The roster of Bachelors this year includes: pr. William P. Arnold, Jr., w. Craig Barber, David B. Bronson, Alexander Bryan, Orton P. Camp, Jr., Peter R. Carley, George A. Goss. Jr., Charles H. Granger, 2d, Cort- landt Heyniger, Richard L. Heynig- CT, William A. Kaynor. Robert T.. Larkin, Maurice Liston, Jr.. Robert c. Lowell, Jr., Peter R. Lucas, Dr. Henry c. Merriman, Charles Pur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Alice M. ReardOn Bride
 OfRichard F. Reidy Today

Miss Alice Marie Reardon, daueh-
 ter of Mir. and Mrs. John F. Rear
 don of W0odlawn Terrace became
 the bride of Richard r. Reidy, son of Mfr. and Mrs. Michael D. Reidy of Stamford at il o'clock this lmorning at St. Mary's Church,
 Greenwich, with the Rev. A. c.
 Wollschlager. pastor, officiating at
 the marriage ceremony and cele-
 brating the nuptial Mass. The ale tar was banked with white chrysan- themwns, and white gladioli and a musical program was presented with Miss Sadie Hajjar of this city as soloist. Selections included Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in white coo-web lace gown styled with a sweetheart neckiine, long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist, and a full skirt terminat- ing in a long train. Her chapel length veil of illusion fell from a lace cap and she carried a white prayer book marked with e white orchid.
 Mrs. Edmund T. Grove was ma tron of honor. She wore an ice blue gown fashioned with a sweet- heart neckline, bracelet length sleeves and a full skirt. Her cos tune was compaezlented with a headpiece of ice blue and dubonnet ostrich feathers and she carried an old fashioned nosegay of mixed flowers.
 Miss Ann M. Reardon, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor in an old rose chiffon gown styled with a sweetheart neckline. brace let length sleeves and a full skirt. She wore a headpiece of ice blue and dubonnet ostrich feathers and carried an cd fashioned nosegay of mixed flowers.
 John J. Reidy of Stamford, served as his brothers best man. Thomas M. O'Gorman, of New York City. brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and James Mcdonald of Glen brook. cousin of the bridegroom were ushers.
 Out-of-town guests from New York, New Jersey and Virginia at- tended a reception at Brockton at Stamford. Mrs. Reardon received in a turquoise wool ensem- ble with mink scarf, matching acc cess0ries and was assisted by the bridegroom's mother who wore a print crepe dress with matching accessories They both wore gar- denia corsageS.
 When the couple left on a wed- ding trip to an unannounced des- tination, Mrs. Reidy wore a blue tweed suit with black accessories and corsage of orchids. She is a graduate of Waterbury Catholic High School and Scudder School. New. York. MT. Reidy, a veteran of he U. S. Marine Corps is attending vtRan0Va College. Upon their re- turn they will reside at Hedgelane l Farm. Kings Road, Frazier. Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Y-Teen Club To Hold
 Jive-Session

The Y-Teen Club Estralee of the Y.W.C.A. is planning a live Session for this evening, November 26 The room will be jumping with the latest steps of Jitter-bugging. Miss Lee Laydon is in charge of ar- arrangements.
 Club Ekh-Lap-T will demon- strate the. talents Of their club with an Amateur Night. There will be singing. dancing and piano playing by the members. On Sunday, De- cember list. this club will entertain their mothers at a tea. Miss Joan Lawler is program chairman for the club.
 The Teen-Time Canteen will have a night of Square Dancing .on Sat- urday at 800 P. M. This dance will be open to members of the Teen- Time Canteen. Miss Brennels will lead the dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Senior Hodossoh Meets Tonight

The Waterbury Senior Hadassah will meet this evening at s:i5 P. M. in the Waterbury Hebrew Institute. Rabbi Mordecai Brill. of the Beth Fl Synagog, will speak to the group.
 Reports of the national conven- tion held Nov. 10 to l4 in Boston, Mass. will be given by Mrs. Sam uel Drubner and Mrs. Otto Hal- pert. The social hour will be su- pervised by Mrs. Ida Goldberg, as" sisted by Mrs. Dorothy Miller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
LGhy- Flanagan
 TrOthAnnOttnced

Announcement has been made of the engagement and coming mar. riage of Miss Helen Eunice Lahey. daughter of Mrs. Sarah c. Lahey of Chestnut Avenue, and the late John T. Lahey, to Thomas Joseph Flanagan, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan of Arch Street, Mir. Flanagan, ST., is welfare Su- pervisor of the Connecticut Light and Power Company.
 The wedding Is scheduled to take place January at 10 o'clock at St. Margaret's Church, with the Rev. Harold Flanagan, brother of the bridegroom-elect. assisted by the Rev. Henry Flanagan of South Nor walk and the Rev. Joseph Flanagan of Torrington, uncles of the bride groom-elect, officiating at the mar riage ceremony and nuptial Mass.
 MisSLahey is a graduate of Wilby High School and is associated with the Chase Brass and Copper Com pany Offlce. MT. Flanagan served in the U. s. Army for 55 months, ir- cluding 37 months in the European Theater. He is a graduate of Crosby High School and Renaud Egnballn- ing School and is associated with the Mulville Funeral Home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Couple FeteSi By Friends
 On AnniVerSGyy

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Madniek, Of Pine Street. were honored at a surprise party recently In honor of their S0th wedding anniversary. The couple were married iriWorces- ter, Mass, Nov l2, lUig. Mrs. Mad- nick was the former Nellie Karpel- man of Waterbury.
 Attending were; Mir. and Mrs. Jack Dickstein, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Dibner, Mir. and Mrs. l. Dibner, Mir. and Mrs. Morris Dibner, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Silverman, Mir. and Mrs Jack Bronberg, Mir. and Mrs. Har- " Stutman, Mir. and Mrs. Harry London, Mir. and Mrs. Ben Rohlno- wits, Mir and Mrs. I. solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams, Mir. and Mrs. Sal Alexander, Mrs. Franices German, Mrs Sarah Finger, and Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Obestan.
 Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Jack Dickstefn and Mrs. sam Dibner.
 Mr. and Mrs. Madnick will leave in January for a trip to Buenos Aires, Argentine Mr. Madnick will visit with relatives he has not seen in 90 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Christmas Greens WiII Be Sold ct Gard Party

The Bunker flll Literary Club and the waterbury womens Club win combine their efforts ln a Christ. mas greens sale to be held on Thursday, Dec, ia in conjunction with a bridge party given by the late ter group atS their clubrooms on central Avenue. Proceeds of the sale win be used to finance the scholar. ship of Miss Miriam Malena, oua. tamala nurse.
 The sale will include wreaths, swags, table decorations, and ell other types of indoor and outdoor decorations. Boutonnaires will also be available.
 Miss Helen Chase, of Grove Street, Mrs. Paul .Weyand of Pros. pect, and Mrs. Lawrence Pierpont have offered their grounds for the gathering of greens and pine cones ny members of the committee. Members Of the Waterbury Garden Club have offered their services bo the committee in charge of decora. tions,
 Mrs. clifford Prescott is serving as chairman of the Christmas Greens committee and is being as- sisted by Mrs. James Abercromble, president of the Waterbury Women's Club. and Mrs. Earl W. Pierson, president of the Bunker Hill Liter ary Club, Mrs. Merton 3. Allan, Mrs Walter Baldwin, Mrs. William IT. Leggett, Mrs. William T. Manning, Mrs. Charles McBurney. Mrs. c. J, Boileau, Miss Ruth Todd, Mrs, H Warren Stevens, Mrs: J. Russell Putnam, Miss Miriam Rhodes, Mrs, Clarence J. Bartlett, Mrs. William E. WessQn, Miss Queen Yates Mrs. Robert Dennison, Mrs. Edwin Rob- erts, Ms. Raymond Ridge, Mrs. John A, Coe, ST., Mrs. Leon French.
 The Waterbury Womens Club have offered e room atthe club- house which will be used as a work. room by committee members.
 On Friday at 9 o'clock the com- mittee will meet Waterbury wo. mems Club to begin work on the greens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Mr. and Mrs. Pichord
 To Work Anniversary

Mir. ane Mrs. Louis Richard. Highland Avenue will hold an open house reception this evening from ' until 10 P. M. in the Copper Kettle in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs. Pich- ard is the former Grace Hills.
 The couple were married Thanks giving Day. Not. 26. 1896, in the Hills Home by the late Rev. Thomas Gilbert. St. Paul's Methodist Church.
 They have two daughters, Mrs. Herbert L. Coggins. Greenwich: and Mrs. George Sanders. this city: one son, Lawrence Richard, this city; and two granddaughters. Nancy Claire coggins. Greenwich; and Rlithann Coggins a student at Mi- ami University, Oxford. Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Rita OBries, Feted Gt ShOzCeY

Naugatuck. Nov. 26.-Miss Rita OBrien and guest of honer at a personal shower given by Miss Betty Jane Churchill at her home on Fern Street, recently.
 Miss O'Brien. daughter of Mrs. Mildred O'Brien of Woodbine Street will become the bride of John Lally. Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. John Lally. ST., of Waterbury. at 'S o'clock Saturday morning, Nov. 90. in St. Mary's Church.
 Guests included: Mrs. Mildred Noble, Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick, Mrs, Elvin Heavens, Mrs. Mildred OBrien, Miss Mary Byrnes, Miss Ann Lally, Miss Marion Reilly. Miss Dorothy Ziems. Mrs. Raymond Churhcill. the guest Of honor and the hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
DiViSiOsl Holds Annual Election

The annual election Of officers was held recently at the regular meeting of Division 5, AOH. Newly elected officers include president. Mrs. Mary Bresnaham; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Catherine Murphy; rec cording secretary, Mrs. Mary Nolan: financial secretary. Mrs. Mary Dlin- lap: treasurer, Mrs. Loretta Maher: chairman Of the standing commit tee, Mrs. Ann Crean; mistress Of arms, Mrs. Hannah Shanahan; sen- tinel, Mfrs. Anna Crean: and chair man of Irish history, Mrs. Elizabeth Killian.
 Installation of officers will be held in December. Three new members were accepted last night following the routine business meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
AnnuoI Donce
 Thanksgiving Eve

The annual Thanksgiving Eve dance sponsored by the Senior Glass of the DaIibury Teachers College will be held on Wednesday at the Hotel Green. Danbury.
 Members Of the committee in charge of the affair include several local girls, Miss June Barnhart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert BaTnhart of Williams Street, a member of the bid committee; Miss Annabelle Coyle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coyle of Roxbury, 8 member of the publicit@ commit tee and Miss Mary Duffy. daugh- ter of Michael Duffy a member of the poster committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Miss CriStianO ShOyeY- Guest

Miss Isabella Cristiano. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Cristiano of Railroad Hill. who will become the bride of Rudolph I. Szczesiul, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Szczesiul of Union City, on Saturday at 800 o'clock, at St. Patrick's Church, was feted at a personal and green back shower recently. Mrs. Charles Chris tiano and Connie Hyler were host eSseg.
 Those attending were Mrs. Joseph Christiano, Mrs. Anthony Miklet- onas. Mrs. John Duggan, Mrs. John Colucci, Mrs. Michael Spars, Mrs. Nicholas Ferrari. Mrs. Harry Winnie, Mrs. James Lango. Mrs. Joseph Lam go. Mrs. Francis Lango. Mrs. Kitty Lango. Mrs. Louis Lango. Mrs. John Lakis. Mrs. Betty Lawlor, Mrs. Angelo Ferrucci, Mrs. Harry Ryan. Mrs. Sam Sapio, Mrs. Joseph Sofia, Mrs. Joseph Famigletti, Mrs. Pauline Waitkus, Mrs. Binette. Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald and Mrs. Peter Farna- glett.
 Also Mrs. PNt Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Jannetty, Mrs. Theodore Grieder, Mrs. Gertie George, Mrs. Pic Giargi, Mrs. Wilfred verrier, Mrs. Nick colini, Mrs. Henry Carisio, Mrs. Stanley Lubesky, Mrs. Joseph Szcze- siul, Mrs. Stanley Szczesiul. Mrs. Alex Szczesiul. of Beacon Falls, Mrs. Bernice Pruchnicki, and Mrs. A. Mendyka of Terrvville: Mrs. V. B0rawick and Mrs. William Skliska of Terryville, Mrs. Alvin Wanot of Meriden, Mrs. c. Demick, Mrs. Mas trianna, Mrs. P. Guerrette, Mrs. L. Franek of Wolcott.
 Also the Misses Lucille Christiano, Mrs. Cecil Szczesiul. Mrs. Sophie and Rosalie Mendyka, Mary Fitz- gerald, Jane Bramely, Louise Case las. Anna Sofia, Julia Krapa, Helen Lango. Jeannette BeIlemare, Jose phine DiLeo and Pauline calabrese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Church Group
 To Hold Dance >

The Children of Mary Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will sponsor a dance for to- morrow night in the Assembly Room of the Elton.
 Miss Ann Colangelo is chairman, and Is being assisted by Misses Clotilda Fiorucci. Corinda Fiorucci and Julie D'Angeio..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Mrs. Mariana
 Feted ct Party

Naugatuck, Nov. 26.--Miss Connie Sequeonzia of Naugatuck. and Miss Lillian Boucher of Waterbury, were guests of honor at 6 farewell party, at the home of Mrs. Jake Mariana on Field Street. Friday night.
 Miss Sequeonzia and Miss Bouch- CT are leaving for Miami, Fla, for a vacation. They will be registered at the Park Lane Hotel.
 Guests included: Agnes Veillette, Jane Healey, Laura Wojick, Pauline Mariana. Anne Weaving. Adele Som mers, Yolando Mirabile. Raphael Covello, Molly Landolfi, Eleanor Estes, Helen Lawlor Anne Ostrom, Elsie Smith, Agnes Smith, Mary Carey, Anne Endezliet, Terry Kiev- man, Anne Ezenski Jessie Mem gacci. the guests of honor and the hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Junior Hodossoh's Donce Tomorrow

The Waterbury Chapter of Junior Hadassah will give a Thanksgiving Delight" dance to be held Nov. 27 at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute. Miss Ina Cohen and Miss Rita Helfan are co-chairmen of the af- fair.
 Other committee members are. Program, Miss Marsha Anthony. Miss Ethel Bearze and Miss Eleanor sherman; refreshments, Miss Shir- lev Schnierer, Miss Marion Risk and Miss Esther Kunofsky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Public Invited To Dec. 6 Meeting Of Literary Club

A one-act comedy Consolation was presented by members of the Bunker Hill Literary Club at the club rooms on Friday.
 Participating were Mrs. Merton B. Allan. Miss Queen Yates, Miss Freda Higgins, Mrs. William T, Manning and Mrs. Clifford pres- colt.
 4 social hour in charge of Mrs. Leggett and Mrs. Fred Halloway.
 The next meeting on December 6 will be an open meeting, at which Mrs. Edwin J. Rockwell will pre- sent a review of The Great Globe Itself" by William T. Bullitt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Events of Tomorrow

10 4. M.-First Church Guild at the Second Congregational Church. Members will complete work for the Christmas sale to be held Dec. 5. Luncheon to be served at l2:3O P. .M.
 8:30 P. M.-children of Mary S0dality of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel dance in Assem- bly, Room. the EmOn
 e:i6 P M.-Waterbury Chapter of Junior Hadassah will hold Thanks giving Delight" dance at Water bury Hebrew Institute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
SodoIity PIons Christmas Party

The annual Christmas party of the Senior Children of Mary of SS. Peter and Paul Church will be held on Monday. Dec. g. at the Vagabond Restaurant at 6 o'clock.
 Members of the committee in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26
Arthur Studio.

inton, Sherburne B. Rockwell. Jr., George Rowbottom, 2d, Lamson M. Scovill, Edmund S. Smith, Donald s. Futile, Jr., Walter A. Wallace, Harris Whittemore, 3d, Robert N.
 Whittemore and James B. Williams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26

A son. David George Hedberg. Sd. was born Nov. to Mfr. and Mrs. David George Hedberg. Jr.. Provi- dence, R. I. Mrs. Hedherg is the former Jeannette Girard, Winsted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26

charge of the affair include the Misses Jean Kelley, Mae Kyle, Bon- nie McCabe and Jean Doran. Reser- vations may be made with any com- mittee member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-26

Mrs. Michael Leon of Franklin Street is a patient at St. Marys Hospital where she underwent Q major operation last week,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
JE JOSEPH
"BROWN"?

Narocnik il Springfield, Ill,
nam pise O prejetih izvodih
Ameriskega druzinskega kole-
daria, in OBJ enem omenja, cemu
ne p~ojasniti, KIDD je pisec, XII Sc
pod svojimi dopisi Prosveti
podpisuje z Joseph Brown.
Pred lett je zivel okolici
Springfield, kjer je urejeval
eselpisticni list "Socialisticna
Zarja', XII je bill tiskan v Cleve-
landu. Joseph Sc je takrat pisal
Erjavec, pozneje pa je zacel S
farmarstvom in 81 ime spreme-
nil V Brown. Svoje eselpisticne
nazore sedaj ponuJa V dopisih V
Prosveti.
Ia Joseph Brown ali Erjavec
nj bill aktiven v nobenem slo-
venskem druStvu in nobeni
naSi akciji. Ko je bill vpraSan,
dali hi bill pri wolff kupiti del
nico Slovenskega narodnega do
ma v Springfieldu, je odgovoril,
da &c hi jo kupil, hi to zanj po-
menilo kakor da 81 bi obesil ka-
men ma Vrat.
Pisec il Springfield omenja
te stvari cato, da ne bi KIDD mi
sill, kakSna v~elicina je ia Jo-
seph Brown, XII sedaj stresa
svoje eselpisticne modrosti V Ii
stu, v katerega nj nikoli veroval
in V svojem listu pa nj imel do
bre besede ne "a nase organiza-
CHE in ne njihna drustva ter
klube, dasi SO med nasim ljud-
stvom V tel dezeli res zgradile
veliko dobrega, docim Sc nina
njegovo gibanje z nicemer po-
naSati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13

&c vas zanima, da Nemcija
danes samo to ob~zaluje, da ie
vojno izgubila in ako VISA zani-
majo pojasnila o njenih name
rah in naklepih v bodoce, poslji-
te dopisnico ma Society for the
Prevention of World War III,
SIS Madison Ave, New York
%, N. Y, cd kjer boste preje-
mali pamflete o tel stvari.
Cemu bi Sc starejsi ljudje Sc
dai Sc zanimali "a prosperiteto?
zivcno smo vecinoma uniceni in
mnogi tudi financno pri kraju,.
ali pa re ma kraju. Pravijo, da
so nasi predniki skrbeli "a las
Xaj imamo cd tega?
Toda ne obupati, fantje! Pre-
stall smo vse cloveSko gorje in
' tenn je bio veliko necloveske-
ga. Bodimo veseli, da zivljenje
nj slo mimo mas neopazeno, kaj-
ii bill smo v MENU. Ako mas ca
ka koncem konca lie smrt, kaj
cato! Sal Sc to zgodi vsakemu
enkrat v zivljenju.
John ChamaZar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
KONVENCIJA DRUSTVA
"a INDUSTRIALNO
OBNOVO JUGOSLAVIJE

Detroit, Mich.-V tukajsnjem
Leland hotelu Sc DO 80. in 81.
marca vrSila prva splosna ali ma
rodna konvencija Drustva "a in
dustrialno obnovo Jugoslavije
american Association for Re-
construction of Yugoslavia, Inc.)
Namen tie organizacije je Ju-
goslaviji pomagati V ~pospeSeva-
nju industrijskih in obrtnih de-
lavnic.
Kdor zeli o pripravah "a to
zborovanje in o namenih gori
omenjene organizacije vee po-
jasnil, ali 81 najeti "a casa kon-
vencije soho V hotelu, maj Sc
obrne ma tajnico Mary Dabich,
1886 Hull, Detroit 3, Mich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
~Fronciio snuie novo
%koIoniiaIno poIitiko

V francoski ustavodajni skup-
scini Sc pripravlja debata o ko-
lonijalnem problemu, XII utegne
biti velikanske vaznosti. Odbor
ustavodajne skupscine "a pre-
komorske ~pokrajine je pripra-
vii besedilo "a ustanovitev ia
kozvane francoske unije, to je,
francoskega commemorative, V
katerem hi uzivali vsi clani po-
polno enakopravnost. Dramati-
chi razvoj zunanje politicnih in
drugih dogodkov, pred vsem
tezkoce, XII so nastale V prehra-
nj, so potisnile to velevazno Ia
devo nekoliko v ozadje, tako da
il svetovna javnost nj posvetila
toliko paznje kot zasluzi.
Ako pride do tega, da ustavo-
DANA skupScina odobri namera-
vano besedilo, bodo postal vsi
prebivalci prekomorskih fran
coskih kolonijalnih posestev
pravi francoski drzavljani, kar
DO dovedlo do izredno zanimi-
viii zapletljajev = ma primer v
Indokini, kjer zahteva prebival-
stvo popolno neodvisnost cd
Francije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13

VISA svetovna zgodovina pri-
ca, da so Sc podjarmljeni narodi
in pa izkoriScani sloji V svojih
dezelah OBJ vsaki ugodni priliki
zavzeli "a svobodo. Izgleda, da
Sc mas zunanji tajnik Byrnes te-
ga ne zaveda. cato je z~alostno,
da Rusiji direktno grozi, med
tenn ko z drugim ocesom mic ne
vidi, dasi bi moral videti v vse
strani. I'll kosmati komunisti do
bivajo pristase med kolonijalni-
mi ljudstvi cato, da bi jih poma-
gall osvoboditi, a Wade demo-
kraticnih imperialisticnih dezel
pa upornike, XII zahtevajo svo-
bodo, .siloma posiljajo ma "dru-
81 svet".
Angleska in ameriSka vlada
sedai Rusiji ocitata agresivnost.
Ampak kdo pa danes najbolj
tlaci ~podjarmljena ljudstva?
Mar Sc Rusiji upirajo? Maj DO
ona %agresivna ali ne, nihce il ne
more ocitati, da gazi pc brez-
pravnih ljudstvih, XII bi Sc rada