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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

against to-day. Call on your Ir-
tive, keen brain. and versatility
FOR power % cope with obstacles
around yog Make lQur breaks
IiNE - To JIiY -
Cur,r-Mgch rcI.af follow nc
rews-good for business. work
and personal matters The un-
easy conditions that go appear
w.ll eventually pass Pleasant
hours for honest mnd.
July - 70 AJG. g9
Leo-You may lind some ur-
hl'cnt hours. likely around mid
day Pitch in the harder, rema n
trse 70 Yourself and you1l ind
very little delay in real advance
ment Heart interests bear
watching
AJG. - TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Though Venus sends
favorable star rays, be- safe bv
checking carefully money deals,
important contracts. Don't clash
with superiors, friends, Spend
,anely.
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Etb ra-Big problem today.
Hold temper. don't allow emo
tions full sway. Look for change
IN personal affairs for better.
happier days 10 follow. Keep
mind, body in healthy shape
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scoypjo-Can proceed mostly
unhindered today, If you adapt
yourself 90 circumstances with
out fuss or wasted time. Don't
place much crcdcnce on hearsay.
Seek advice only from right
sources.
nov. s5 TO DEC. p
C1glf'0yu's -- Confusing ele-
ments tending 10 lead you astray.
Think twice before acting m
issues vital 10 livelihood, home
affairs. Suggest you check health
regularly and avoid fatigue.
DEC % TO Jan. n
Capricorn - Little easier for
daily routine. Don't become irri-
tated II things seem involved.
For remainder Of month. stick
close 10 budget and keep pushing
forward
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
AqudriUs-No time To forget
obligations, especially what Is
due those who helped you up
success ladder. And remember
always those less fortunate.
while you thrive. You'll reap
wcll-earned reward.
FEB. sf TO MARCH ~
Pjscss-It's still smart to be
thrifty again; get the lead start
now, help stop initiation. Vibra-
tions suggest conservative ten
dcncy in many directions. Ro-
nance favored.
YOU. BORN TODAY: Often
considered too practical or lack
ing IN sentiment, but are deep
thinkers; may become educator,
politician, speaker. Do best a.
constructive work. earning own
living, working out own saliva
tion. Are prudent. shrewd in
business. capable leaders.
Copyright 1915. oy KIDS Features
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Hattie Carnegie Spring Sly les Severey Correct
But Notably Lacking in Surprise and Daring
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. il Believing perhaps that queen
upon Der aure Hattie Carnegie acknowledged empress
of the American haut shows her spring collection
with the stamp of weassembed chic but nothing
new
Turnout at a Carnegie press showing always has the
citement of Broadway first night.
The ladies Of the press armed with fancies fTocks and
hats furred and weed ladies Of leisure for choice
Chatter popping champagne corks and heady perfume 'i
the air.
Suddenly the lights dim, twin spotlghs stab the dusk
and the models come down the runway.
For Miss Carneges Interpretation of spring 1896 they
paraded series of little navy and black wool suits series
OF little print Jacket dresses series of ultrasophscated hats
and high of line sark wrapping the face from fore
head TO back Of the neck.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

NAPCH - TO APRIL ~
A,l,s-Stay close to vogr ioh;
don't attempt the impossible.
You can hold thing, together by
being patient, adaptable 70 Inn
mediate conditions. Morning ray.
tops for business.
APRfL - To MY 20
T0urNs- LOok for chang
Some insidious InpjcatiuS may
upset you; overlook them. he a
philosopher None of us are
infalliblo T VI rays gruw more
favorable
MY ~ IN Ji'\E ~
GouWi- Hot and cold YES and
no, That wnN y.3 are up
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

his classic suits. back again in beloved gaOadine
and Sqracen brou-r
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

P,ien Sabisrf 70 ~ SAILS Tn
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
AJG. - TO SEPT. -

Virgo - Though Venus sends
favorable star rays, be- safe hv
carefully money deals,
contracts. Don't clash
with Superlors, friends. Spend
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

RATE a date -. look lovely
be smart. Junior Miss
Here's Pattern 1896 dirndl
specially for you! There's charm
in the shaped bodice, draw
string necklinc. full skirt
Pattern 1896 comes in Junior
Miss sizes 10, Il. -. 13. a..
- is, II, Is. Size 13 takes -,
Ids 39-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins Tor
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
STYLE number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for Spring Free pat
tern for hat-and-gilct set
printed IN book.
Send S5 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Have You Problem? Consult
Mary Haworth S Mail
DEAR MARY HAWORTH

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
am }a Ny husband rs -
We have been married ~ years
and have three children the
eldest Is. the youngest L. Ny
husband has been changed
man for quite a few years and
disturbed by The change
admit ] had become cross and
irrltabi" with hum and the chill
drou
Some tiue ago I'm a weak
moment ] toollshly told him II
he couldn't be happy with me
and wanted divorce I wouldn't
stand m his way. | SAID this
hoping he would say there was
nothing wrong, that ! was just
imagining things He assured
mo he didn't want divorce.
However. he was always rest
less a. home and would go out
any hour of tho evening al
ways returning very late. but 1
never dreamed nc could be un-
faithful This situation might
have gone ON indefinitely If |
hadn't forced the issue last
week. he claims TO be very
much I'm love with glrl. y.
whom be- met three years ago.
and she says she loves him.
Pleads With Wife
She knew hc was married
and had children. but continued
TO 60 out with him even after
meeting an of MS. In fact she
quit her job with another firm
10 work for hum. When the
truth came out. nc pledged
himself In STAY home due 10 his
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Becomes Headache

And the longer she cvades.
reSiStS and delays. keeping him
uneasy on both fighting fronts,
the more quickly and fully will
he Get fed up with her. SO don
worry II she doesn't evacuate
soon. On the other hand. don't
stop plugging until she goes.
But most important. start today
trying your utmost tas you say
10 give your husband the things
he claims he missed in life.
VI. IT.
Co7y-iEHt iafs Ths washington Post.
Distributed by King Features Syna. Ia
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Defeats Her Aim

DEAR " p
An unfaithful husband who
has regard for two women. his
wife and his mistress. usually
discovers. when or if a show
down comes. that whereas he
can tolerate and even inStinc-
tVclY endorse tenaCiOuSly
ClingIng attitude in his wife.
Ilch a display on the part Of
the other woman offendS his
sense Of the fitness of things
because il eXplodes his Suppo-
Sltlon that he was pursuing and
she acquieScing in a pagan idyl
Thus. with your husband now
pressed from both sides by pos
SeSSive women. caught in the
CroSSfirc Of your fervent intent
10 keep him with his consent. as
versus the girls determination
10 hang on. despite your Joint
adviCeS TO her 10 Scram, | think
the tide Of circumstances has
turned in your favor. And the
thing to do is keep quietly
pressing for her removal from
his employ.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

family obligations. and prom
lS"d - have no more dates with
the girl
The following evening he told
me he had asked for her reSig-
nation But a few days later
she returned 10 tell HIM II was
her job and she couldn't leave
~ and moreover she wanted 10
continue the affair.
Later. She came 10 my home
SAID / must not think her cheap
or common. that she had been
strictly reared that She now
saw the light but we should
leave the solution in the lap
Of the gods In my opinion. il
she had any principles left she
would quit the job. as she is
only making things miserable
for all by staying. I believe in
time they may conquer their
feelings. hut only II she leaves
And then | am going 10 try my
utmost to give my husband ,ihc
things he claims he missed in
life But how should ! deal
with the present stalematc?
". -.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

rent housing scarcity makes ii al else Of
3, most Impossible to move else tradito '
where. "a of m
The task of easing these ten rea6st
sions and providing adequate these
housing at reasonable costs must must
be attacked firmly and realistical- mayor
ly. Veterans, white collar ard in whose
uusulal workers, negroes ana on ge |
members CT other minority while
groups need homes. Restrictive sible.
residential covenants aimed pri- ficials
marily at Jews and Negroes COM streets
plicate the problem, for the wear Is
boundaries now set aside for Ne conim
gro housing are much too small ters
ALSO with housing go such CHG
kindred problems as health and of its
welfare The tremendous over yet the
crowding at Cook County Hospi- particr |
tai which helps it live up to its low in
reputation as "the biggest in the quate |
world" and lack of general city and
supported facilities in the rest of dren
Chicago, undoubtedly proves a streets
health hazard to citizens of lower neighb
economic status date q
Because of long waiting lists, for cit |
1T Is no secret that political pull" ties ca
is often necessary to get into be wor
both Cook County Hospital and The
Munlclpal tuberculosis Sanltar- hind
ium. Meanwhile bad and over neasul.
crowded housing increases the nt stpuctsI
numbers of those who need care. around
Lack of ambulances and person headed
mel often causes accident victims The eI
to suffer added periods of agony. need
The Sun has consistently exposed schools
this phase of the sorry public with a
health picture. tsr Two |
Lackadaisical garbage disposal on the
and the resultant increase in the quate
rodent population is standing overwd
scandal. When there is nothing whom .
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30


But more than 18 months of
peace in addition to steady re-
conversion should permit the out.
lining of definite blueprint for
the city's future.
Most pressing question - and
one which is key to others
is that Of housing. There simply
aren't enough living units to go
around. Some residential areas
were bullying at the seams prior
to the war and the emergency
housing constructed since Pearl
Harbor has hardly rippled the
surface of this deep need. War
plant jobs attracted many new
Corners and thousands of these
migrants have remained. Ex-
CTS who before induction lived
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Elections at hond
Milwaukee Bund lea.
Alvin e. O'KOnski.
By FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS

CHICAGOANS who cast anxi-
Gus eyes toward the capital in
Washington will soon have to di-
vide their attention. The city
elections are but a few short
months away, with problems on
the local scene duplicating many
awaiting national solution.
Victory on Nov. 5 mas aroused
hopes in the Republican Party
leadership that the 1947 elections
will find a COP city administra-
ton voted in. A cocky Col. Nc
Cormick and a satellite Coy.
Green will try their rest to make
this come about And should that
occur, the position taken by the
oeth Congress will undoubtedly
serve as guide for a Republican
City Hall.
But whether the announced
COP standard bearer, Russell w.
Root, is elected o1 Mayer Kelly
Or some other Democratic eandi-
cate wins, the city Administrations
will be faced with the same wor-
rlsome problems begging for
solution. In special series of
articles by experts in their fields,
the Star intends to analyze these
problems one by ore so that
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

readers may have a clear picture
Of the issues and remedies. What
candidates, b1th mayors'ty and
at'erlnanic, propose to de- about
theii. solution should serve as
test Of their fitness for office.
A.
SOME OF these major prob
lens are housing, health and vel
fare, schools, civil liberties and
labor, civil liberties and minority
groups, transportation and public
utilities, city planning, and hon.
est government. They are com.
mon to all cities, but not neces-
sarily to the acute extent found
in Chicago.
The war-plus some official lax
1less-intensified certain of these
problems while providing a ready
reason for not finding solutions.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

OPEN LETTER TO McCOF

Do you know who Mr.. O'Konski is?
Yes, Rep. Alvin E. OKonski of Wisco
The man who you imported to c
during the recent election campaign 10
the Polish vote for the COP.
Did you know that the Nazis consider
one of their most effective agents in the
WHEN you, Gov. Green, spoke on th,
platform with him at a series of Chica
lies, did you know that Hitler sent him
ganda material to spread in the United s
Did you know that .O'Konski's contac
his link with Hitler, was the Wisconsi
Bund chieftain, George Froboese?
He was great stuff in the Chicago can
A real spellbinder. When he shed tea
"tyrannized Poland" from the platform.
in the audience wept with him
But the Nazis who used him never
pretended any sympathy for the p
people. They massacreds them at Maid
and BeIsen.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30


with their. parents are now mar
RED and need homes of their
own. There is also the yearly
loss of dwelling units by fire,
deterioration, replacement with
non-residential structures, etc.
A U. S. survey disclosed last
week that only A of every 100
new homes started in the Chicago
area since Jan. 1, 1915, had been
completed in the 81 months end
ing Oct. 1 of this year. In round
figures, only 1881 of the 24,S87
units begun have been made
ready for occupancy. Had all
been completed, they would have
been little more than the proven
bial. drop in the bucket, for the,
Chicago area includes Cook, Du
Page, Kane, Lake and VIII coun-
ties in Illinois and Lake county,
Indiana. @
Chief sufferers are those in
the middle and lower income
groups. Many had the money to
pay reasonable rentals but have
had to double up due to lack of
facilities. And while housing con-
struction lags, scarce building
xo,forio1c bax5a hao,, Iix5oYfol IN
s commercial construction and no
honest effort has been made to
take over potential sites, such as
the LaSalle hotel, to ease this
problem. -
The Chicago Housing Author
ity has moved uncertainty and
the general picture was sharp
ened last week on the minority
issue when the Mayors Enier-
gency Housing Committee by a
8 to Z vote rejected a non-dis-,
.criminatory legislative policy rec
commended by a subcommittee
urging that amy money approp-
rated for veterans housing he
subject to the condition that none
of the funds shall be utilized on
any project which is not made
available on basis; of equality
regardless of race, creed or col
or"
THIS matter of discrimination
in housing is to large extent
responsible for another major
problem to be faced by the city
administration, that of civil liber-
ties and minority groups. Ten
sions similar to those which
caused the 1919 race riots here
and the two Detroit riots in 1913
have been famed almost into
flame in several Chicago areas.
Even in normal times, white
neighborhoods have been trained
by the big realty-dominated prop
erty owners associations to op-
pose Negro citizens bursting out
OF the black ghettoes into white
communities. Today, when the
additional overcrowding almost
catapults Negroes out of their
accustomed areas, white citizens
resent it even more for the cur
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Elections at hand
Chicago city OF burning problems
as people 90 into election struggle

Eighteen months Of peace hove not seen
the wartime problems Of housing. educu-
tion. health and iimcrow reconverfed to
fill the needs Of the people.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01

dali ne financne ne moralne podpore. Sal Sc MISC brigali "a orga-
nlzlranje "navadnih delavcev" nti ma industrialnem severn, kaj
Sc bl sele ma reakcionarnem jugu, Xxi je unijam skoz in skoz So
Vrazen! In tako SO bill vsi tisti poskusi zaduSeni in organizatorji
IN mimi pomocniki pa navadno pretepeni, izgnani in povaljani
V smoll IN PERU. Nekaj pa so jih umoril, med mimi par social
stow, in nikoli nj bill nihce kaznovan radi tega.
Prva spremernba je nastala see pod Rooseveltovo admin
stracijo, XII je spravila skozi kongres naredbe "a scitenje uni in
njihnih clanov pred brezvestnimi delodajalci. Potem ustanovitev
CLIO. In "a delom ma jug je prislo mnogo delavcev S severa, XII so
Sc sehi "a svojirni tovarnami, v katerih so bill uposleni. Med
tenn je bHa agtacija "a unije veliko laglja kot pa med domacini,
XII so povpreGno ma zao nizki stopnji izobrazbe. Toda vzlc vsemu
je vecina delavcev V tezki industriji ma jugu Sc vedno neorgani-
zlrana docim SO V tekstilni, V zivilski in V raznih manjsih obratih
bill storjeni "a unonizacijo see poskusi.
Dali DO sedanja tekma med CLIO in AFL koristna ali Skod-
JlVa, Sc mnenja krizajo. Pc naSem mneniu boj med uniami V
prldoblVanJu clanstva ne more bti drugega kakor skodljiv uni
Jkl stvari. Delavcu je razumljivo, kadar mu pripovedujeS, kako
ga delodajalec izkorisca in da ga DO izkoriScal, dokler Sc skupno
Vsl delavci ne strnejo V unijo prot MENU. Ne gre pa mu V glavo,
kadar poslusa organizatorja enc unje, XII udriha 20 drugi in
90 svoje. Ker Sc V njih dogajajo tudi jurisdikcijske stavke -
toreJ zaradl Vprasanja, katera unija maj kolekta assessment cd de-
laVcev V prizadetem obratu, je kompanjskim agentom cisto la
ho udarJai ali pc obeh, unijah, ces, sal Sc jima ne gre "a izbolj-
SAME vasih koristi anpak lie "a vas denar," ali pa, &c kompaniia
uvidi, ola emo unjo DO morala priznati, agitirajo njeni ljudje "a
t1sto, kl Sc jim zdi "manjse zlo".
To stanje Sc DO nadaljevalo, dokler Sc V AFL in CLIO ne po-
JavlJo tako mocni, razsodni, razredno zavedni delavski voditelii
Ga inn DO zdruzenje uni v skupno enoto glavna naloga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01
BUei, bUei. moHe...

Med vprasanji, XII so tocasno
ma dnevnem redu, je ono glede
Julijske krajine pac emo najbolj
perecih. cato ne bi rekla diva
KRAFT, da Sc bodo macki prevrele
kaSe zbali, pa 10 odlozili ma kas-
neje. Sal bodo i brez tega imeli
V Parizu della polne roke. V Lon
donu Sc jim je konferenca ma
lone polomila. Polomijad pa nj
hce rad ne dozivlja, najmanj pa
mozje, XII imajo diplomatski abe
V mezincu. A kar je Sc hujSe:
eden teh abe je pisan V Grill
CT. Pa z rdeco tinto. cato ne
pojde gladko -.
Kako lahko bi bilo izhajati
brez te rdece azbuke! Mem to,
tebl to -. vi zadaj pa mir in IT,
no! &c ne = Mar so primorsko
prebivalstvo vpraSali, kan ga
Vlece srce in pamet, ko so ga
pred pet in dvajsetimi lett prav
pc srednjeveSkem fevdalnem
naGinu dali Z zemljo vred La
HON "a nagrado? Mar jih je vest
zategadelj kaj pekla? In so kaj
skusali popraviti, kar so zagre-
Sill?
Pa Sc Anglezi cudijo, da jih
Slovenci desno in levo cd Nor
ganove linije CRITIC. CRITIC tenn
hujSe, ko vidijo, kako Sc pajda-
sijo in bratijo S tistimi, proti ka-
term so Sc do predzadnjega
oboji borili. Vidijo, kako sciti-
10 ma zunaj prelevljene faSiste,
dajejo jim sluzbe, pomagajo jim
cello ma taxa odgovorna mesta,
kot SO sodiSca, tako da Sc lahko
znasajo mad iskrenimi antifaSi-
sti, pa maj bodo ii re Slovenci
ali Lahi.
Use to Jill boil, boil tembolj,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
7 We ri

ker imajo' "a seboj nele cetrtsto-
letnega suzenjstva pod laSkim
jarmom, marvec i strahoto ko-
maj prebitih let. Nj Sc prerastla
trava onih grobov, XII SO "a svo-
bodo padli, pa evo re zopet je tn
tujec, XII jim ponuja, vsiljuje
prejsnji jarem, lie da je ia seda.j
nekoliko boil ma debelo namazan
z lasko sladko laznivostjo.
Da, A~merikanci in Anglezi
bodo pref ali slej odnesli svoje
pete - in kakor Sc vidi, Sc "a
mimi ne DO nihce .jokal! - ali
ljudstvo DO oStalo in mu ne SINE
in ne more biti vseeno, kakSne
usode DO delezno. Siti SO praz-
nth obljub laske demokracije,
Xxi jih je gospodarsko izkorisca-
la in unicevala, jim zasajala Sc
kiro V korenine slovenstva, jih
ma vse necuvene nadine skuSala
stlaciti pod crni lonec kulturne
in politicne teme. Teh laSkih
grehov slovenski clovek ne DO
nikdar pozabil, sal jih je pre-
bridko obcutil ma svoji kozi.
AmeriSki porocevalci, XII pro
ucujejo tamoSnji polozaj in pc
siljajo V svet svoja "nepristran-
ska" porocila, Sc vsekako raw
najo pc angleSkem vzorcu. Nam
rec z visokega. eve, the English
speaking nations -. &c bi iska-
Ii ozjih stikov S slovenskim pre-
bivalstvom, bi jih tudi naSli. LIE
tako bi Sc jim odprle oci, da ne
bi videli vse rdece. LIE tako bi 81
tudi pridobili zaupanje in NOR
da res napisali nekaj poStenega.
nekaj resnicno nepristranskega
Dokler pa tega nj, Sc DO Sc ma
dale ponavijal njihov refren;
Trst je pc znacaju in jeziku yes
italijanski; odstotek drugorod-
cev je premajhen, da bi kaj stel:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01
Moisko prosIavo kIvbo
JSZ v ~SpringfieIdU

Socialisticna postojanka JSZ
(klub st. AZ ina re cd pocetka
obicaj prirejati prvomajsko
slavnost, XII Sc je " dobrih sta
rib cash "vrSila navadno prve-
ga maja, potem pa zaradi prila.
godnosti ma najprimernejSi da-
tum Tx l. maja.
Tako Sc DO vrSila tudi letos in
sicer V nedeljo 5. maja dopol-
dine. -Priprave zanjo so V teku
in vse izgleda, da DO dobro IL
padla. Pricne Sc oh 3. pop. in
vrSila Sc DO V SLOW. delavskem
dOmu.
S. GorSek je lani rekel: "Pri-
dite, ola praznujemo dan, XII po-
meni prank sprave in vzaiem-
nosti pc svetu." Takrat smo bill
Sc V vojni, Sedaj pa Sc snidemo
V casu, ko drzavniki kujejo mir,
ali pa morda lie premirje in S
tenn priprave "a svetovno VOL
no st. III.
VStOpnlna ma to p%roslaVo ie
prosta. Pridite vsi, kajti vsi ste
nam dobrodoSli.
Joseph Ovca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01
Go in ALL V tekmi 20 orgonizironje
delovcev v jUznih drzuvoh

Unije Go SO Sc ma svoji nedavni konvencii odlocile pod
welt kampanjo "a organiziranje delavcev V juznh drzavah in
potroSlti V ia namen million doarjev in vec ako DO treba.
Odbor ALL je odgovori, da V juznih drzavah ne DO drzal rok
krizem in da so njegovi organizatorji re ma delu. Isto velja seveda
tudi "a C1O Ampak kampanjo, XII 81 10 je sedaj tam zansnoval
ClO, maj DO nekaj velikega, kakor n. pr. volilna kampanja v pred
sedniSkih volitvah.
JUNE drzave SO Sc pricee industrializirati V velikem sele v
minuhh par desetetjih. Trgovske komore V juznjaskh mestih so
Vaole TIA toVarnarJe posebno IL vzhodnih draw, ces, pri vas
innate neprenehan BOZ Z unijami, dogaiajo Sc stavke, zvisavati
morate place IN 81 nlzatl dobicke. Ma jugu pa ste zaScteni, kajti
uni tn nj. A kr jih je, so med ljudstvom ter ablastmi enako "a
sovrazene.
Tako Sc je pricela selti tia V veliki meri posebno tekstina
industrial. Potem zelezarska in druge. Nekai uni ie sicer bilo
tudi v juznlh drzavah, n. pr. V stavbni stroki in mnogo mehani
kov, nzenlrJev IN zeeznicarev je bio V uniiah. Ia maso tako-
zvanih navadnih delavcev pa Sc nj brigala nobena. mia IT,, in
tam Sc Je Slcer dobllo nekaj idealstcnih MOI, XII so poskusili pri
dobtl delavce V un1jo ma svojo roko, pc lastni iniciatvi, a glavni
uradl un1]' kl S Veclnoma V Washingtonu in New Yorku, Jim MISC
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-01
Sc NEKAJ Q
MlLANU

V prejSnji stevilki je s. Josip
KorSic porocal, da je Milan Ko-
kanovic preminul. Tx nato smo
prejeli pismo S. A. Klaricha, XII
pravi med drugim, da smo S
smrtjo S. Kokanovicha izgubili
zvestega narocniKa Proletarca
in klub st. ia JSZ V Detroitu
pa dobrega clana.
Pokojni Kokanovich je sci Sc
dine 8. aprila z~jutraj ma delo kot
obicajno, oh enajstih istega dine
pa je preminul. zivljenje mu je
vzela srcna hiba.
Drugo o pokojnem Kokano-
vichu je bio omenjeno V pref
Snji Stevilki.)