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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17

Volunteer members of the Key
West Fire Department are to
meet with Chief Baker in the
city hall at 8 o'clock tonight at
which time the chief will have
some matters of Importance to
discuss. Therefore, he says, he
hopes every member who pos
sibly can, will attend.
Charles Lowe, Swedish vice
consul, left over the highway
this morning for Miami where he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17

attend the ANNUAL &0fstt'thtsNa-
ton of the Grand Lodge Of
Masons to convene on April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knapp ieft
by automobile for Jacksonville
today where Mr.. Knapp. Who Is
worshipfnl Master Of Anchor
Lodge will attend the One
Hundred Seventh Annual Com
munication Of the Grand Lodge.
F. and A. NJ, Of Florida. Before
returning Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp
will visit relatives and friends
on the east and west coast of the
state.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-20
Regional
Views
By Richard Gosser
Director Region 2B. UAW,ClO

II further proof is needed that the mo-
nopolists control the lives of the people of
this country, then it has been furnished by
the meat packing industry which has cut off
our meat supply and put us back on baloney
ever since slight return to price control has
been made in the past two weeks.
1t is my belief that when monopoly is
able to even shut off the food from our table
and Withhold the things that the people need
in order to live decently, that things have
come to q serious pass-it Is time for the
American people to take some definite and
drastic action against those who have it within
their power to almost Starve us to death II
they have a mind to do so.
There was supposed to be a meat shortage
before OPA went out of business last June 30,
but the very next day the stockyards were
full of cattle at greatly inflated prices.
Afer two months of plentiful supply of
meat, the OPA controls were placed back
on meat, but not as strictly as before, and i'm
mediately meat is hard to get because the
meat packers are again on strike.
1t seems to me that meat is nearly as great
public necessity as water. What would oc-
cur If the City of Toledo decided to shut off
our water supply because the people wanted
the price of water lowered? The people of
Toledo would not only demand and probably
force the city to again turn on the water, but
they would 60 to the polls in the next election
and defeat every politician who respon-
sible in any way with shutting off their water
supply.
POLITICAL ACTION
In the light of what has been occurring in
the meat industry since the weak controls
were replaced over prices, is there anyone
who still fails to see the necessity for political
action against those who have aided and given
comfort to the meat packers and other mo-
nopolists?
Is there any great difference between a
Congress which had made it possible for the
meat packers to go on strike against the people
of the United States and some city government
which might decide to shut off our water?
There can be but one possible answer to a
political situation which allows meat packers
to withhold meat from the people and that is
to change the political complexion of Con-
gress.
AS long as the men who sit in Congress
allow the meat packers and other monopolists
to shut off the very food from our table, there
can be but one answer We must turn these
people out of office and elect in their place
men who are in sympathy with the plain peo-
pie of American and who will not ermit the
monopolies to turn off and on at will the
things must have in order to live as God
intended.
This is the example we needed to show us
that nothing is too sacred to the monopolist
and their congressional stooges They would
take away our food and even our lives for
their profits. We have the answer-political
action.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-20
On Public
Relations
By Ruth Taylor

Someone asked me the other day what was
the difference between public relations and
publicity. The subject is really too big for any
one article, but publicity is fanfare or build
up, while public relations is a selling or mer-
chsndizing job, which, to be good, must be
thorough.
Or, as a business man put it: "What most
people refer to as public relations, is confined
to a relatively limited scope involving our sell
fish interest. This is not public relations. This
is customer relations. Public relations must
extend to all the people-our country and the
general welfare of everyone living in il"
Public relations is far more important to
the labor union than publicity, because what
publicity there is will depend upon the sound
ness of the public relations policy.
We have seen too often in recent months
how the i'll advised policy of some groups has
hurt the whole cause of labor. AS Grant said:
Labor disgraceS no man; unfortunately you
occasionally find men who disgrace labor"
Our leaders have Illuminated against such in
dividualS, but the publicity such statements
have received is as nothing compared to the
damage done the public relations Of labor as
a whole by actions of self-interested groups
against the public interest
II we abuse our freedom, If we take undue
advantage of our rights, our public relations
suffer-and there is group in this country
strong enough or powerful enough to buck
the concerted opinion of the general public.
We are lazy people and we let things ride,
sometimes too long But, in the last analysis,
we rise up and crack down hard. And, unless
the people are sold on a group-well it is just
too bad for that group when the day of reckon
ing comes
Take good care of the public relations for
your group-for your union. See to it that
your community has the facts to properly
evaluate its work, its aims, and its aspirations
And above ALL be sure that you are a good
advertisement for your union at all times
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-20

It's appalling how little you have to be-
come n big-time columniSt in the daily press
as long as you favor big business. Your only
stock -in-trade has to be the ability to view
with alarm" Mark Sullivan took q quick
glance at the strike situation last week in his
Syndicated column and announced: What has
actually broken down is the country's econ
onomy -. He said the same thing about
the auto strikes, the steel strikes, the copper
strikes, the tugbost strikes. II the countrys
economy keeps on breaking down under Sui
livan's pressure the nation will collapse even
before be has q chance to type II told you So"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-20
Washington.
LaborReport|

Immediately after VI Day
the problem of maintaining
healthy reconversion economy
was formulated in terms of
control VS.. decontrol. The gov
ernment basically adopted a
policy of decontrol. The dis
organization which followed
this policy of decontrol forced
the government to improvise
more controls but not neces-
sarily wise controls. 1t is Gear
now that IL the reCOnversiOn
problem had been properly
formulated IL would not have
been control VS.. decOntrOl but
planned control VS.. imprOviSed
patching.
The motivations VIII ic h
promted the decontrol policy
after W Day were essentially
political. The working as
sumption was that labor, gov
ernment, consumers and busi-
neSSmen were tired of being
regulated" after five years,
more or less, of it.
The econo mic realities
which were clear to many
peope here before they be-
came facts are now distress
Singly clear to people who
couldn't see them coming.
The Office of E Econo mic
Sterilization was abolished
because the Stabilizer, Will
Davis, had the nerve to say
that government would have
to establish q positive policy
of maintaining take home pay.
ABOLISHED
The War Labor Board was
abolished because it was sup
posed to have outlived its
functions. When crisis de-
veloped the Wage Sterilization
Board was given the WLB's
responsibility but no author
ity to do anything.
Controls over the use of
building materials were re-
voked only for new controls,
new agencies, new regulations
to be established later as the
so-called free market found
itself unable to cope with the
acute shortage of housing.
Now the new controls, agen-
cies, and regulations find
themselves unable to do much
either about the housing crisis.
Price control was Scrapped
and then we found that the
unions were not going to take
a cut in earnings and a rise
in prices without raising fuss
When they raised a fuss, we
improvised new policies.
The off-again-on-again an
tics of price control have also
stimulated what amounts to a
sellers strike with respect to
meat products. And without
question the successive slumps
IN the stock market reflected
the underlying insecurity of
the business community cauS-
ed by these antics.
Maybe because it was too
simple, the government could
not understand certain basic
truths about the way in which
= national economy functions.
Evening star., 1946-11-28

WRe, q:30-laek HaIsYs guest Is Henry
Fonda.
WNAL, fO:o0-"hrs. campbslrs One Work" !"
about woman who does not believe In world
cooperation, is the play.
WTop io:00-o.to Kruger In u Like 10
Remember George sexion."
WRc, io:3o-Eddis "Roehssisr Anderson
goes 10 work for Eddie Cantor.
WRc, it:30-0pefsiie selections ihaf fssM
"siories From The lliad are played.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
on THE AIN TeNleAT

WTop, A.00-Ihs annual Two Hours Of
STAR" show Is again smeesd by Don Amethe.
Guest STARS include Lsurih MelehioT, Red Skel.
Ton, Jaek Benny. Jimmy Durante, Desl Arial,
Peter Lind Hayes, BurI Ives. Mel Blanc, others.
WRe, 7.3o-Kay KYsr calls on Dennis Day.
VOL, 8:O0-Ginny simms stars.
WT0p, S:00-chesier Morris ln The Strange
Death Of Gordon fitzToy.'
Evening star., 1946-11-28

WMAL, $50" How Should Food Be- Dis.
lrlbuisd Afier UNRRA Expiresr fioTsllo Il. Ia
Guardia, diredorqeneral Of UNRRA, and col.
Tyler Wood Of ihs uNRRA Central Committee
are the speakers.
WRe, o:0o-FiIm Star William Boyd, Hop,
sIonq Cassidy of ihs Western movies, visits
ihe Music Hall.
VOL, e:30-Riss Stevens and francesca Va
eniino are soloisis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

o oblacilni %industriji pravi
isto porocilo, da so skladisca pol
ma belih srajc, doCim Jill je v tr-
govinah skoro nemogOce dobiti.
Isto velja glede usnja, tekstilnih
izdelkOv in raznih zivil. To lie
igra monopolOv v namenu, da
dvigajo Gene svojemu blagu.
Ljudske koristi so Jim toliko
mar kot lanski sneg.
TAX sistem ie svojstvo kapi-
talizma. Z drzavnimi reguIaci-
jami Sc teh hib in razmer ne DO
OdpravilO. To smo videli med
vojno, ko SO bile regulacije res
stroge, in Sc bolt sedaj. In Sc
slabSe pride.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
TEzAVE POSTNIMI POSLLJATvAMI,
IN VZROKI, HI Jill Nj MAL0

Vtei steviIki ie pismo Viktoria Erzeno il Marlboro
o l iudski tiskorni, XII ie dospeIo V mas urud v IT dneh.
Bio lie registrirano in posIuno pc zroeni posi-. A pre-
iemamo tudi pismu, posIuno cd tam no enak naein,
XII potuieio pc vee tednov.
Mnogo pisem, XII 81 iih izmeniuiemo roiaki V Anne
riki S svoc i in z drUgimi V JUgosioviii pa Sc izgubi.
Mednurodni postni promet ie Sc vedno V veIikem ne
redU in DO nedvomno Sc preeei casa, posebno ako v
mednorodni dipIomociii ne pride do pobotunio.
Sc veei e tezove, kokor S pismi, so S poSiIioniem pa-
ketov. Krodeio iih uivee v Froncii in v Itoiiii. Pa tudi
" Trstu Sc totvine no debelo vrEe, Seprdv ie nesfo in
pristanisee pod anglo amerisko voiasko uprovo.
Krodnie SO bile ~toIiksne, do Sc ie prof. n i'm pritoziI na
zovezniko vojosko obIost sam noeeInik UNRRA Flo
reIo La GUardia.
v ltoii mora nose transporte spreml iuti v~oiustvo,
q Sc vseeno dosoio, do ie izsinilo S sNudiSe, ali pa S
ceste, 70 so in stotisoee vrednosti nusegu bIaga, no.
menienego okupaciski armadi in Pc 20 reIif.
Tudi tu sem pa tam dobimo pritozbo, do ia ali oni
ne preiema redno ProIetorca. Use toke prosimo, do
nam to sporoee ma dopisnieoh, S ~pripombami, koterih
steviIk MISC dobili. Naiprvo nui Sc pritoziio pismonosi
ali pa IokoIni posti. &c ne bi pomoeoIo, moi nam stvor
sporoee, do podvzomemo koroke S svoje stroni.
Rod tokih pritozb, XII SO %prhaioIe z bIizine Pitts
burgho, lie priseI v koso rozvozoIec poste 18-Ietni Ed
win k. Shriver il Woshingtono, Pa. VoziI 10 ie v svoiem
okroiv po dezeIi. Kodor Sc mu ie zdeIo proved, lie zme-
tai proc eusopise, reviie in rozmnozeno pismo, zoto do
lie Shit pref izvrsiI. Vseso skupui lie nu podIasi pre-
iskove vrsel proc okros pet tisoe komudov. sedai ie
seveda OBJ sIuzbo in pod porostvom. In Iivdie posto
odsIei redno preiemoio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
Amerisko ekonomJo monopo| male skupine

Ekonomski veSCaki v sluzbi
Clio so pc dolgem raziskavanju
izdali dokumentirano porocilo o
pravem stanju ameriSke ekono-
mije, namrec KIDD so resnicni go
spodarji ameriskega bogastva.
POrocilo je bio objavljeno v e
viii Economic Outlook, XII 10
izdaja CIO. Dobilo je mnogo po-
zornosti tudi v dnevnem tisku.
Osem skupin kontrolira 1O6 il
med $50 najvecjih proizvajal-
nth ~korporacij V tel dezeli. TIE
skupine so Morgan, Kuhen Leob,
Rockefeller, Mellon, DUPONT in
njihove velebanke v New Yor-
ku, Bostonu, Clevelandu in Chi
cagu. Tia mala skupina kontro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
"DeIovsko poiitiko'
v New York;

V DRAW New York lahkO as
pirant V politicne urade kandi-
dira ma listah vseh strank, ako
ga odobre. Tako Sc dogaja, da
ODE delavski stranki lena Sc
imenuje American Labor Par
ty in druga Liberal Party do
sledno nominirata samo kandi-
date bodisi demokratske ali pa
republikanske stranke.
Omenjena American Labor
Party je ma svoji nedavni kon-
venciji nominirala "a svojega
governerskega kandidata sena-
tOrja Neada in "a zveznega Sc
natoria pa biv5ega governerja
Lehmana, XII je bill nekaj casa
nacelnik UNRRA. Oba pa sta V
resnici kandidata demokratske
stranke
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

Ira dive tretjini imovine $50.
najvecjih korporacij. Morgano-
vi interest sami kontrolirajo Is
odstotkov milne imovine.
Pc vojni je postala moe teh
magnatov Sc vecja. Med vojno
je vlada dala zgraditi "a stotine
milijOne dolarjev novih indu-
strialnih podvzetij in jih opre-
mia. V obratovanje jih je dala
1853. izmed $50. najvecjih kor-
poracij. Sto Timed nejvecjih
korporacij je obratovalo dive
tretjini vladimir podvzetij. Po-
lovico vseh vladimir naprav je
bila pod kOntrolo in v obratu
Same petindvajsetih najvecjih
kOrporacij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

ameriSki DELEGATE ma mirovni
kOnferenci cudili ne toliko Wal
leceu, ker on re itak Slow "a
Ilberalca in "a priiatelja Sow.
unije, ampak predsedniku Tru-
manu-, ker je Wallaceu govor
odobril. Ali je S tenn zavrgel
vnanjo politiko svojega drzav-
mega tajnika Byrnesa, katercmu
je zagOtovil V mednarodni di-
plomaciji svojo pomoc?
SeVeda, izgledalo je, da je to
Storll. KO SO zaCeli dezevati V
Belo hiSo protest. - posebno s
strani ameriSke delegacije V Pa
rizu - sc je Truman spomnil,
da je storil jake ncrodcn, nepre-
miSljen korak. Radio komenta-
rec Drew Pearson ga ie minulo
ncdeljo pozval, da maj 81 ustano-
vi brain trust. Kajti ako Sc DO
oSianJal "a naSVete ma ''gango'
missourskih "kvartopircev", XII
81 jih je nabral V politicne ura-
de V Washington, DO storil Sc
marsikako polomijado.
Truman je zadnjo soboto svo-
jO Odobritev WallaceOvega 60
Vora preklical Z izjavo, da sc ga
je napacno razumelo, ceS, Wal
laceu sem odobril lie pravico po-
Vcdati sVoje misli o naSi vnanji
politiki, nisem pa njegovih IL
vajanj odobril. Kajti naSa vna-
MIA politika ostane nespreme-
njcna.
Toda Byrnes Sc JIG vsecno raz-
togotil, kajti Skoda njegovemu
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
Boi 20 Trio

Irzic je ma Primorskem mai
vaznejSe ladjegradniSko mesto.
Sploh menda edino ma vsem ia
dranu Cd Benetk pa skozi do
konca jugoslovanske obali.
Jugoslovanska delegacija jc
ma mir0Vni konferenci V Parizu
argumentirala, da ker TrziC DO
vseh prirodnih in narodnostnih
pravih spada JugoslaViji, mai sc
ga il dodeli.
V pomoc il je priSla tudi de-
legacija delavstva il Trzica sa-
mega, sestojeCa il Italijanov in
SlOVencev, V namenu, da Vodil-
ne sile ma miroVni konferenci V
Parizu uVeri O pravicnosti in
pravilnosti jugoslovanskih "a
htev. "Trzic kot Trst imata bo-
docnost edino, &c bosta pridelje-
ma Jugoslaviji," SO rekli delav-
ski zastopniki,
Ampak - kot cd vsega facet
ka, imajo Zed. drzave in Angli-
ia fiksno idejo, da je treba pod
pratt Italijo V njenem odporu
prot jugoslovanskim zahtevam
in pa prot boju italijanskega
ljudstva, da Sc iznebi izpod pri-
vilegijev, XII ga tlacijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
ZamOtanOst vnanie
po|itike nase Wade
nj jamstvo "a mir
Predsednik Truman Sc V dipIomuciji slabo izkozoI.
Henry Wallace v stiski. - MoIotov O trzoskem
vprosaniu. Utrievonie zveze med UsA in Anqliic

V TrumanOVi administrator,
posebnO V drzaVnem department
tn ter med naSo diplomacijo V
Parizu, Z drzavnim tajnikom
Byrnesom ma celu je nastala
koncem minulcga tedna in pa te
dni Velika zmeda.
KOliko vnanjih politik imamo?
PoVzrocil jo je najbolj pred
sednik Truman, ker je odobril
govor trgovskega tajnika Hen
ryja Wallecea, Nastopil je dine
II. sept. V Madison Square gar
dnu V New Yorku pred mnozi-
co okrog 10000 ljudmi.
Wallace JIG poudariaI, da ako
hocemo mir, jc treba S Soviet
sko unijo iskati vzajemnosti in
iskrenih spOrazumoV. Ako pa Sc
DO naSa politika oslanjala ma po-
litiko imperializma Velike Bri-
tanije in 10 bi ~urejeVali tako, da
DO namenjena Scitenju angle
Skin imperialistiCnih interesov,
tcdaj gremO pray gotovo V ire
ito s]vetovno Vojno.
"Cemu ne bi imela naSa deze-
la raise sVoje Vnanjc pOlitikc, XII
bi sVetu pomagala V mir" je
~vpraSeval Wallace in aVdijenCa
mu je burno pritrjevala. Toda
ko JIG izvajal, da jc scdanjc ma
petosti med zapadom in who
dom tudi ruska politika kriva,
je dobil Cd aVdijence ~sovrazcn
OdmeV.
Ia shod, ma katerem sta bila
glavna goVornika senator PEPPER
IL Floride in trgovski tajnik
Wallace, SO sklicale organizaci-
je, XII delujejo V politicni akciji
podrocju Go.
VrSil Sc je V namcnu poma-
gait kampanji kandidatov de
mokratSke stranke V New Yor-
ku, torej bistVeno ne zaradi ka-
Ike ~vnanje politike ali odnoSajev
med Zed. drzavami in Soviet
Sko unijo.
Toda V New Yorku Sc "a ire
MIA pc svetu zanimajo bolt kot
V kateri koli drugi DRAW anne
riSke unije - bodisi bogataSki
kot delavski sloji. cato sta Sc
oba govornika - oba vodilna
clana demokratske stranke -
lotila vnanje politike in posre-
dino in n~eposredno zigosala tisto,
XII 10 drzavni tajnik Byrnes "a
stopa in vodi.
Presenecenje v Parizu
IL Pariza so casnikarii minu-
10 nedeljo porocali, da SO sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

Ako dobi to vladno industrijo
81 najmogocnejSih korporacij,
XII jih kontrolira pet bogataSkih
familij, DO njihna ekonomska
sila Sc enkrat vecja kakor je BIZ
la pred vojno, pravi porocilo.
Senator Morse je dejal, da V
ocigled tega ekonomskega raz-
voja DO treba vec vladne kon-
trole mad monopoli, ali pa mi
sliti ma podrzavljenje (veleindu-
strije).
Monopoli imajo moe omejiti.
produkcijo v svrho navijanja
cen, ustvarjati umetna pomanj-
kama in 81 kupiciti nova boga-
silva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
Monifestocijski shod
VsesIovonskego kongresa
v New York;

Tretji vseslovanski ameriSki
kongres, XII Sc je pricel ia tedcn,
DO zakljucen V nedeljo %. sep
tembra pop. S shodom V Madi-
son Square gardnu. Ma njcmu
n%astopijo tudi vnanji zastopniki
slovanskih narodov, med mimi
sovjetski, jugoslovanski, ceski,
slovaSki in POLISH in bolgarski
DELEGATE.
Kot poroca pripravljalni Cd
Dor, tvorijo jugoslovansko dele
gaelic ma tenn kongresu zastop-
Mkt vseh republik federativne
Jug~oslavije, med mimi Stanko
Skare, joe Pokorn, Janko Smo-
lie, Marian Stilinovic, Ceda
Minderovic, Dobroslav TomaSe-
vic, Dobroslav Rapajic, Nikola
Rupcic, $3.50 Gavrilski, Nike
MliGevic, Milan Barsaco in Bla-
10 MarkOviC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

ste drzaVe, skozi katere tece ia
reka. In Sc res glasi pravilno,
ako Sc tujim dezelam rece, da Sc
vpraSanje Donave Min ne tice.
Kolonec "Scrutator" V Lon
donu je ma Wallaceva izvajanja
o nagleSkem imperializmu med
drugim tole odgovoril: mi i'm
perializem Velike Britanije, XII
ogroza mir, ampak ruski. Russia
hOce zasesti Dardanele. Ako Sc
to zgodi, DO morala Turciia po-
stati njena podloznica. In ako
poStane Turcija Rusiji podlo-
INA, Sc DO isto zgodilo nato z
Grcijo ma eni strani (morja) in z
arabskimi dezelami ma drugi.
SvObodna (zapadna) Europa DO
s tenn zajeta " sovjetski obroc)
in ne DO mOgla ~Obstajati." Torei
nc govora 0 demokraciji ampak
lie, kdo mai ina vpliv V Sredo-
zemlju in kdo maj poseduje oil
ne vrelce ter morske ozine V
MENU.
AmeriSki duhovnik Hills
Duggins il St. Louisa je V svoji
pridigi dine Is. sept. pravil
Parizu, da ga ameriSke verske
organizacije brzojavno urgirajo,
mai pridobi Molotova in druge
visoke diplomatic ma mirovni
konferenci priti V cerkev ter po-
klekniti pred oltarjem. I'm vse
Sc DO pravilno koncalo." Dobri
sVeCenik menda ne We, ola so bill
drzavniki in sloviti vojskovedje
veCinoma zelo pobozni in veliko
molili, najvec "a image mad so
vraznikom'', pa ceprav jim nj
storil mic zalega in SO ga cesto-
krat sami napadli. N. pr. ko je
Mussolini udrl V Etiopijo, so
Italiji kardinali, skofje in voja-
Ski doStojanstveniki molili "a
zmago kriza in italijanske kul-
ture. Bill SO "usliSani". A kon-
Gem konca - koliko jim je to
koristilo?
Etiopija zahteva sedaj cd tia
lie vojno odskodnino. Italian
ska vlada je V odgovor argu-
mentirala, da Utopia nj bila V
svetovni vojni, temvec lie vol
nj Z Italijo, o kateri Sc ma seda-
Mi mirovni konferenci ne skle-
pa, ker stvar je bila takrat "a
k~ljucena". In vrh tega, Etiopci
bi morali biti Italijanom hvalv-
(K0nec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
vELIKA ODPUSTLJIVOST ZAVEZNIKOV
ITALUI v VOJNIH ODSKODNINAH

Ko je MoIotov v imenU sovjetske Wade no mirovni
konferenei zohtevoI, do il mora ItoIijo pIoeoti noimonj
500, 600, 900 voine odskodnine, so Byrnes in Bevin
ponisIjoIo, q koneno pristaIu v MEN predIog, pogoj-
no, do Sc S tenn ne obremeni itoIjonske drzovne eko-
noniie.
Oh enem so neutrality-suspicious. Byrnes, do noi
Sc Italii pUsti ziveti. v ia nomen so ii Zed. drzove v
Prosih por Ietih pomogoIe z zivezem, surovinomi in
%finoneno v vrednosti vee sto miIiionov doIorjev. Ne
bodo po ii pomogoie, &c hi liz nash duiofev drUgi
erpoIi voino odskodninoo cd ME.
JugosIoviio ie gIosom poroeiI il Rimo in Porizo
predlozila ifaliji roeUn "a sforjeno skodo v vsoti II mi
iiord, Greiio sest milford, Fronciia dive miijardi $50
miIionov, Etiopio US mi|iionov, Rvsiio, kot ze ONE
memo, 100 miLjonov, Egypt AZ miIijonov, Norvesko 20
milTonov, PoIisko 10 in Mehiko a miIjone.
Te vsote foIiio ne hi nikdor zmogIo pIueoti, pro-
vjo Washington in LondonU, TOTO moi Sc ii roise po-
maya k okrevoniU nomesto il nuvezovati uteze no
vrut.
Drzovni toinik Byrnes lie IL cole formoInosti pred
IozH p~oroeIo, V koterem podrobno novojo, do imojo
zed. drzove provieo tirioti cd EoIiie 20 milford vojne
odskodnine. ToIiko SO nomree cenieni stroski, XII smo
jih imeIi no ruznih boiiseih V voini z Italijo. Todu je
tukoi dodoI, do je to lie simboIieen ru6Un, kujti nusu
vIodu cd itoiie ne zohtevo nobene odskodnine.
Isto lie storiIo ongIesko vIodo, XII provi, do znasajo
njeni voini stroski z HoIiio II miIjurd doIorjev, q ne
DO tirioiu nieesur cd ME.
GIede JugosIoviie je drugo stvar. Ono ne somo do
je imelo v voini z ItoIio ogromne stroske, onpak Sc je
moroIo boriti z MUssoliniievo ormodo no svoii zemIu.
Fosisti SO morrill,, pIeniIi in p~ozigoIi. To ie bill zIoein to-
Hionske invoziiske ormode, XII ga nihee ne more zoni-
koti. In &c lie kdo u~provieen do vojne od$kodnine cd
~ifs"iis, il to v pTvi vrsti JvgosIaviio, ker ic sovroznik
iomostI in rUsH 20 njenih kroiih.
To do il DO silno tezuvno pIaeoti, je resnicu. Am
pok ker je imeIo ItoIia denariu "a svoj miIitorizem in
vone DO mendo no kak noein tUdi zmozno pIueuti ne
koi odskodnine sol tistim dezeIum, XII so v foSistieni
invoziii nuiboIi trpeIe.