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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
There's No Place Like Home

In the way we 90 about solving
our dire housing needs, we shall
display our ability to deal with
other national problems, on a ma
tional scale, for the good of all our
people, and not just certain vested
interests who would gladly jeopar-
die all of Americas future for just
one moment of personal boom to-
day.
If we solve our housing problem
wisely, we will also make a major
contribution to full employment.
If we plan our. housing wisely, all
our people, regardless of their in
comes, and regardless of race,
creed or color, will be provided with
good, up-to-date dwellings in healthy
environments.
II we plan our housing wisely, we
shall decrease the incidence of
crime, delinquency, and ravaainG
diseases.
If we plan our housing wisely,
and as wisely solve the full produc-
ton of all the things that 90 into
the making of home, we shall
move long distance towards ma
tlonaI security-without which we
cannot possibly attain lasting peace.
PHILIP MURRAY
SIDNEY HlLLMAN
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY CHAUNCEY M. SPARKS
Governor of Alabama

To the Editor of The
St Louis Post-Dispatch:
At the inception of IVA IL years
ago, publicly stated that | considered
this the greatest experiment in en-
pire building this nation ever had UNI
dertaken. l have had no reason to
change that view.
Under the leadership of David E..
Lilienthal, IVA chairman, the agency
has keep free of politics. Not only
that, but IVA has been careful to
work with our state agencies and local
communities. In its far-reaching soil
improvement experiments, IVA has
co-operated with the state extension
service, and in developing industry it
has worked with chambers of COM
merce and other local groups. There
has been no question of a federal
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29

/ agency coming in and riding rough
shod over the state and local agencies.
TWAS fine record has impressed
business, agriculture and labor alike.
In recent years l have found no OPP
position to IVA. Conducted as it has
been conducted, with vision and re-
gard for local agencies, it has made a
tremendous contribution to public well
fare.
Taxation is the major potential field
of conflict between state and federal
rights. In this connection | should
like to point out that the federal
agency makes an annual contribution
to the state in lieu of taxes, apprais-
ing the value of lands taken over and
making>a contribution from its power
earnings. Last year IVA contributed
S447,869 to the state treasury in lieu
of taxes. In addition, it makes a set
tlement with each city and county
affected on an ad valorem tax basis
Taking into account what IVA has
done in improving flood control, navi-
cation, power distribution, agriculture,
cattle raising, dairying, soil conserva-
ton and home life in general, / can
say that the state has gained immeas-
urably more through service to its
citizens than it has lost in mere taxes
on lands taken over by the agency
CHAUNCEY M. sparkle, Montgom-
cry, Ala.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY THOMAS L. BAILEY
Governor of Mississippi
To the Editor of The
st. Louis Post-Dispatch

To the Editor of The
st. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Mississippi was the first state in
which IVA power was distributed,
commencing with Tupelo early in
1884. | was a member of the state
Legislature when this development was
proposed. l supported this as well as
subsequent IVA measures.
We are largely an agricultural state
and any program, federal or private,
designed to bring electric power to
rural sections is definitely a step for.
ward in the development of the state.
The life of our people has been great
ly enriched by IVA and the Rural
Electrification administration, the de-
velopment and extension of cheaper
electricity having proved sound and
wholesome from every point of view
Use of electrical appliances has
lifted many of our burdens. In the
Northeastern part of the state, we are
milking cows, pumping water, cutting
wood, refrigerating food and giving
decent light chiefly with IVA power.
Better refrigeration means not only
saving of food but improved health,
while the electric pump, tank, water
system and sewage disposal facilities
are likewise of incalculable value to
public health These vital things we
owe largely to IVA, and to the power
companies operating in our state.
/ do not feel that the role played
by this federal agency in Mississippi
has constituted any encroachment on
our state rights. We have co-operated
with IVA, and it has co-operated with
us and our state agencies. The result
has been satisfactory.
Development of cheaper electricity
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY SIMEON S. WILLIS
Governor of Kentucky

Governor of Kentucky
To the Editor of The
st. Louis Post-Dispatch:
TWAS work in Kentucky centers
around the gigantic Kentucky dam,
110-million-dollar structure controlling
the Tennessee River near its mouth.
The dam, designed to extend the navi-
CATION channel 1874 miles upstream
and to reduce flood crests on the low
er Ohio and Mississippi rivers, is near
ing completion.
The operational test for IVA in
Kentucky is yet to come. My expert
ence with the agency during one year
in office has been confined largely to
the building stage. I can say that
during this period there have been no
conflicts between the state and the
federal agency. AS far as l know
there were no land controversies in
preliminary work on the big dam.
There is no reason why IVA should
not be able to operate without en-
croaching on states rights. The idea
underlying the regional valley author
ity is sound, and it is perfectly rea.
sonable for state and federal govern
ments to work together to realize all
the varied advantages accruing from
unified control of an entire drainage
basin
Of course, something has to be done
to compensate local governmental
units for loss of revenue in taxes on
property taken over by IVA The
agency recognizes this, and has made
substantial payments in lieu of taxes.
l have only preliminary report on
these payments at present. The sub
for future development.
Anything improving the home life
and the income of farmers naturally
is welcome. IVA has numerous test
demonstration farms in Kentucky, and
has provided tons of phosphate and
nitrate, with the result that there
have been increases in net farm sales
and livestock carried, and a reduc
ton in labor required. To encourage
substained-yield forest practices, selec-
tive cutting demonstrations have been
established on Kentucky farm wood
lots. Municipal and cooperative sys-
tens supply IVA power to a number
of Kentucky consumers.
Development of Kentucky Lake,
which will have 2,000-mile shoreline,
should provide popular recreational
area. iva has transferred 5000 acres
of land to the United States Fish and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29

in other sections of the country, either
through federal agencies or private
companies, where feasible and prac-
ticable, is in the interest of the ma
velopment would help provide jobs
for returning servicemen and women
and war workers, at the same time
encouraging resettlement on the farm
by giving to farm life the many bless
ings which would result from the use
of electric energy.-THOMASL L. BAIL
Ely, Jackson, Miss.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY COLGATE W.. DARDEN Jr.
Governor of Virginia

0o'SiffOi VI ~ S'''c
To the Editor of The
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Only small part of Virginia is in
the Tennessee River watershed, and
iva has no construction projects in
this state. Our experience with IVA
has been principally in soil conserva-
ton work. In this field the federal
agency has made notable contribu-
| ton, and farmers in Southwest Vir-
ginia are enthusiastic about it.
Virginia has many test-demonstra-
ton farms using IVA phosphate fer
tilizers. l am told that the state ex-
tension service, reporting results on
SO farms after eight years, showed a
80 per cent increase in farm income
based on 1885 prices, 40 per cent in
creases in crop yields and carrying
capacity of pastures, a % per cent
increase in livestock, and 20 per cent
increase in labor efficiency
IVA has provided millions of seed
lings for planting on eroded acres,
and has established selective cutting
demonstrations on farm woodlots.
IVA operations in Virginia have
not resulted in any encroachment on
sttae rights. OF course, impairment
Of state rights might develop in the
long run, and is a possibility to be
borne in mind But to date there has
been no such impairment
Virginia has enormous coal deposits
Of Of nj, al f,~ia
power projects may be organized. I
do not know whether such hydro-elec-
trio projects, financed with tax money,
really provide cheaper electricity. 1t
is a moot question, and IVA produc-
ton of power was the subject of con-
siderable controversy before the war
thrust most other considerations into
the background w. OAR
DEN Jr., Richmond Va.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29

Wildlife service for inclusion in the
Kentucky Woodlands National Wild
life Refuge. - SIMEON S. WILLIS,
Frankfort, Ky.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY J. MELVILLE BROUGHTON
Governor of North Carolina

To the Editor of The
st. Louis Post-Dispatch:
l have found IVA to be most CO.
operative, and have only praise for
the agency's operations in this state.
In distributing fertilizers for soil
improvement tests on more than 5000
North Carolina farms, IVA has
worked with state and county agen-
cies. All the county farm, agents with
whom | have talked have commented
on the fine service and the co-opera-
tive spirit of this federal agency,
which is free of arbitrary methods.
Minerals research has been carried
on in cooperation with state agencies,
including work on kaolins, Yermicul-
tie, Divine and mica. Experiments in
the IVA ceramic laboratory at Norris
dam have increased use of North Caro-
lima pottery clays. Whenever we
have a problem pertaining to miner
ais, we find IVA invariably ready to
lend helping hand. The agency has
agreed to staff and equip laboratory
for research on clays which we are
erecting in Asheville.
New and improved farm machinery
is now in use in North Carolina.
These improvements include a barn
hay-drier and small trailer-thresher
developed by IVA; the trailer-thresher
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
BY ELLIS ARNALL
Governor of Georgia

Frankfort, Ky.
BY ELLIS ARNALL
Governor of Georgia
To the Editor of The
ST Louis Post-Dispatch:
The only complaint l have regard
ing IVA is that it's influence has not
permeated this state further Activi
ties of this agency have been of great
benefit to the people of Georgia, and
we would welcome extension of iva
operations from the Northern to other
sections of the state
There once was talk about the dan
ger of such a federal agency wrecking
local government and upsetting the
tax structure. Such fears have proved
unfounded There has been no en-
croachment on states rights, and
believe the states actually have re-
ceived more money under the IVA
system Of payments in lieu of taxes
than they did before the federal agen-
cy went into operation.
If we are going to industrialize the
South and the West, we must have
wider distribution of electric power
l might add that privately owned util-
tiles have benefited from the advent
of IVA, having been stimulated to
render more service, with the result
that their profits increased
IVA has been particularly active in
cooperating with Georgia institutions
in programs of development of the
states resources. Extensive work has
been done in developing flax-grow-
ing and processing industry with the
Georgia School of Technology. In CO.
operation with several state institu-
tons, IVA was instrumental in set
ting up 80 community dehydrators in
1943 as first step toward complete
community food-processing plants.
This has been done in addition to
rural identification, establishment of
INSTRUMENTATION farms, erosion con-
troll, forest fire control and seleetive
cutting demonstrations for better util-
ization of forest resources. The noun
tain lakes IVA has created in North
Georgia have given marked impetus
to our developing tourist industry.
People in all walks of life-business,
from operations of this agency, and
are grateful for TVA.-ELLIS Arm
ALL, Atlanta, Ga.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
ACTION TIPS
ON HOUSING

Write, wire Senators and Con-
gressmen to support and fight for
passage of Wagner Housing Bill
(S-1592).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29
tennessee Valley Governors Report On IVA Development
LOSSES IN TAXES HAVE BEEN MORE THAN REPLACED
BY COMPENSATORY PAYMENTS TO LOCAL TREAS
URIES AND THROUGH MANY INDIRECT BENEFITS


BY COMPENSATORY PAYMENTS TO LOCAL TREAS
URIES AND THROUGH MANY INDIRECT BENEFITS
While the Mutual Admiration Society Missouri
governors, including Montana's Sam Ford, holding
forth in Jefferson City, No. all of the horrible threats
to Estate rights envsaged by MVA it seems sngulary
appropriate reprint the statements of the
of states affected by the IVA published the Janu
airy IL, 1916 issue of The Voice
The of the states which comprise the Ten
River Valley interviewed by the PostDispatch
anmous accamng the benefits which the Tennessee Valley
Authority has brought their respective states They deny
the two charges most frequently made against IVA the
Missouri Valley Authority and regional authorities in
generalthat such federal agency superstate which
violates states rights and that rob the states of tax
They also testify unanimously to the Cooperative spirit of the
agency and its avoidance Of ghhanded methods and
that the rights and interests of the states the overall bal
ance, have been strengthened by TWAS operations.
The governors interviewed at their state capitals by Harry
Wensky of the PosDspatch staff asked for frank
statements of what good and what bad about IVA Their
statements follow:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-03-29

You cannot control what you do
not owni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
Cerkev in drzuvu
no PoHskem

kar-
dinala Hlodna, XII je dejal, da so
zidovski clani sedanje poljske
Wade odgovorni "a nedavne po-
grome, 81 nekateri tolmacijo ia
ko, da pricakujejo, da DO GER
kew sama prelomila sedanje raz-
merle napram DRAW, XII je sill
enc nekakSnemu oborozenemu
premirju.
Poljska vlada je strogo odde-
lila cerkev cd drzave, obenem
pa je skrbno gledala ma to, da
nobena cerkvena imetja, XII so
ma Poljskem izredno obSirna,
MISC bila vkljucena V agrarno
reformo. Med nizjimi duhovni
jih je najti precej, XII odkrito
nastopajo prOti vladi, toda WISH
krogi cerkvene oblaSti so do
zdaj lie podali izjave, da SO pro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
JugosIuviia sedui poIeg Rustic
Zedinienih drzuvuh nuiboIi nupuduna

soeioIno revoluciio v Jugoslovii, XII Sc ie v gIov-
mem izvrsilo re med voino, imo pc svefu veliko sovroz-
nikov. Obrovnavo prof MihoiIovieu in Nedieevim IiU-
dem, Xxi SO sIuziIi HitIeriu ie biIo iovno, TODD v propo-
gundi r~eokeiie ie biIo opisovano kokor do SO obto-
zenei nedoIzni in prosekutorii pa histeriene ~pososti,
Eel ine nedoIzne krvi -.
Veliko seuvonio proti JUsosIoviii Sc vrsi zoradi
meme tesne zveze S Sovietsko vniio. Nj ie nomree de-
zeIe v vsi Evropi, XII hi biIa z Moskvo v boil prisrenih
o~dnosoiih kot ie JUgosIoviio.
Ampok Jusoslaviio Sc DO moroIo v svetovnem IT,
sku in v svetovni javnosti boIise potruditi odbiioti So
vrozno propaganda kokor Sc ie dosIei.
Dne u. Julie ie nopadeI Titov rezim v zveznem
konsresu vodio posIaneev demokrotske stronke Nc
Cormack. ZohtevoI lie, v imenU svoie stronke, XII ie We
einsko lin rePublikonsko v vseh nienih reokeionor-
nh potezoh pomugoC da noi noso vloda posreduie
v pomoe pregonjanim kotoIiskim dvhovnikom v Jv-
sosIaviji.
Trdil ie, do ie bio re mnoso umorienih in koipudo
deIol Wis, do v JUgosIoviii div ia terror proti duhovsei-
nj, do ie cerkev zotirono in da Sc muei vse znune anti
komUniste.
JugosIovunsko ministrstvo "a ~informociie ie ma ia
seuVonio odgovoriIo, du ie bio res nekoi dUhovnikov
obsoienih v snrf, am pax ne zato ker SO bill duhovniki,
Poe pa zorodi svoiih medvoinih zIoeinov. Bodisi, do SO
koloborrali S HitIeriem in MussoIiniiem, al. lima izro-
eevoli elane osvobodiIne borbe, ali pa vrsiIi drvgo IL
duiaIsko deioniu.
cemu hi iugosIovonsku vIada ne mosIo enkrot
ameriski in druei iovnosti doIoeno pojosniti, da ie n.
pr. bilo skoro visa Wis "a kotolisko duhovseino no Hrvut-
skem in v Bosni udini jana "pogIovnikU" PoveIieu?
In pa, do e veIik del dUhovseine ma SIovenskem,
S skofom Rozmonom no eeIU, slUzil MussoliniiU, in po-
tenn, ko ie bill "strmosIovlie EN-, pa HitIeriu.
RI !e skroin cos, do Hrvoti in sIovenc; $ tako "du-
hovseino" obrueunuio in TO SO storii sci do neke meie
v svoii borbi "a osvoboienje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
NASE DELO IA SIRJENJE uSTA NE
30 PRENEHALO POROK SO DoKAzI

Josko Oven %priporoeo v tel steviiki v svoii redni
koIoni eitoteIiem, noi noroee ProIeforco svoieem v Ju-
gosIoiii in pa do ~potrebuie list novih noroenikov tudi
v tel dezeIi.
v ~prejsnii stevilki no tenn mestU smo omenili, do SO
bill nosi oeitatorii pri tenn deIu zelo prdni. v tel izduii
ie obiavIien izkoz Cd Nth posIonih n%aroenin, XII priea,
do vzIic poeitniski dob MISC poeivoIi. No vrhu e Anton
Zornik, XII ie bill ma PotovoniU, takoi "a MIN ie John
KrebeI in potem Louis Borborieh v MiIwoUkeeiU. Pa
Martin Judnie it'd. Vso imeno SO v izkozU.
Dale ie v tel stevilki izkoz prispevkov v tiskovni
skod, XII ie - udi dokaz, do Sc steviIo ProIetoreevih pri-
ioteIiev mnozi. NoiboI ise ie v MENU v tel stevilki 70
stopono Pennsylvania.
Pink v prid ProIetoreo, XII Sc ie vrsiI 20. Julio v
Willow %Springsu, ie dobro UspeI. Vee o MEM DO po-
roeoI tojnik.
v mnogih noselbinoh, posebno v velikih mesfih,
SO nosi noroeniki iako r~oztreseni. N. pr. v Chicago in
DetroitU. Ako zostopnik nina ovfomobilo, Sc mora
posIuzevoti drUgih tronsportnih sredstev in eestokrot
Sc pripeti, do zomudi par Ur somo no voznii, noroe-
niko pa nj donna in tako potrosi mordo pol dneva brez
do bi dosegeI svoi nomen. Zoto zeIo priporoeumo, do
nai nam bodo taxi naroeniki ma UsIUeo S tenn, do no.
roenino somi obnove. Tudi oko zosfopnik proviziio
pa stroske ina zroven. z direktnim obnovIioniem no.
roenine pa imoio zastopniki vee casa "a pridobivonie
novih naroenikov in toko lie TO v prid MIN in IisfU.
Ne Prezrite Poslofi v oieem V storem kruiU U letosnii
Druznski koIedar. Vsi, k. SO ga dosedai preieli, SO po-
siIioteliem prov toko hvolezni zoni kokor "a Pokete.
IL prvega izvedo, koi smo "a osvoboditev JugosIoviie
tu deIuIi med voino, poketi pa Jim ~donosoio potreb-
Seine, "a kotere DO Jusosloviio Sc doIgo v stiski, vzlic
siInim noPorom, da Sc simprei postovi ma nose in oso-
mosvoii cd miloseinskih in drusih reIifnih daiotev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

zelo provocirani in ako vprizar-
jajo protidemonstracije, je to lie
dokaz, da vzlic vojni in kljub
vsemu hudemu imajo Sc vedno
toliko samoponosa, da to vidiio
tudi naSi (ameriSki) castniki in
reporterji onostran Morganove
crte. Oziroma imajo Jugoslova-
nj sedaj vec ponosa kot Sc kdaj
pref V svoji zgodovini. In cato
jih je nemogoce zapostavljati
ali ign~orirati.
Sava N. Kosanovic je repor-
terjem V Washingtonu dejal, da
Jugoslavija ne DO nikoli odo-
brila take mirovne pogodbe, V
kateri il hi bill Trst odrecen.
Ampak oh enem je spretno po-
jasnils da Jugoslavija radi Tr-
sta ne DO izzvala vojne, ker Sc
nadeja pravicne reSitve, pref
ali slej.
Kardinal HlOnd, XII je skuSal
opraviciti progone Kielcah ma
Poljskem mad so zidov je bilo
V Nth ubitih), je V ameriskem
tisku slabo opravil. LIE maj
boil antisemitskih, reakcionar-
nth liStih, je dobil nekaj opore.
Vsi drugi so ga opozorili, da JIG
njegovo staliSce V navzkrizju z
izjavami papeza Pija XII, XII Sc
je prot plemenski in rasni hi
steriji re dostikrat oglasil. Ali
pa je morda to storil lie radi
"apizanja"? Tezko, da 81 hi kar-
dinal Hlond, XII je papezev Use
bni prijatelj, upal govoriti dr.
GAGE kakor on misli.
Okupacijske cete povzrocajo
glavobol poveljstvom in DOM
cinskim oblastim. Dogajajo So
pretepi, posilstva, dekleta rode
in nina KIDD skrbeti "a preziv-
ljanje njihnih otrok, a vse to bi
Sc Slo, &c ne bi bio ubojev. Ru-
ski vojaki ma Poljskem MISC vec
varni. Porocajo, da je bio V
enem meSecu mad dvajset ubi-
tin, ma Primorskem eden anne
risk vojak in drugi pa tezko ra-
MEN in diva jugoslovanska vo-
iaka pa so American ubili. Tu-
di V Italiji so V nevarnosti, Y
Franciji Sc spopadajo in kaj la
hko Sc dogodi, da Sc bodo ne
(Konec ma 5. stranl.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

ii rezimu, sicer pa lie gledali ma
to, da MISC imeli nobenih odno-
Sajev Z drzavno oblastjo.
N~evtralni krogi trde, da je to
negativno drzanje povzrocilo
dvoje - prvic izoliralo je GER
kew in zmanjsalo MEN vpliv ma
bro tekoce politicne dogodke,
drugic pa je izpostavilo cerkev
Sc ocitkom, ker je memo mol
CAME V mnogih slucajih navi-
demo podpiralo faSisticne in
antisemiticne elemente V de-
zeli.
Pc vsem videzu DO morala to-
rel cerkev ali prilagoditi svoj
obstoj rezimu, XII je usmerjen
"a prijateljstvo Rusiji, ter Sc pc
svetiti izkljucno verskemu de-
lovanju - XII je popolnoma svo-
bodno - ali pa nadaljevati svo-
jo sedanjo politiko pritajene
opozicije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

Gem seveda ne DO veliko, ker
vecina unijskih voditeljev nina
nobene prave delavske zaved-
nosti in v politiki Sc mesajo
med sluzabnike privatnih inte-
resov. Ampak podrezal je ven
darle.
Oglasil Sc je znova tudi Phi
lip Randolph, voditelj unije
pullmanskih porterjev, XII 81 z
veGjo skupino drugih odborni-
kov raznih unij in socialistov
prizadeva ustanoviti "tretjo"
stranko. N~astopila maj bi proti
republikanski in demokratski
stranki v prihodnjih ~predsedni-
Skin volitvah, XII bodo |. 194S.
Dali DO uspel, je odvisno, kaj
DO storil odbor politicne akcije
Clio. Pod pokojnim Hillmanom
Sc je drzal politiki taktike
AFL - MANFRED, da maj delavci
~glasujejo "a svoje "prijatelje"
in "kaznujejo" sovraznike. To
je kvarna taktika. Kar delav-
stvo V zakonodajah res potre-
buje, je SVOJE zastopnike, ne
pa "prijateljev" v kapitalistic-
nth strankah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
Nova postuvo profit novijanju cen |e zmoSi|o

Amerisko ljudstvo je izgubi-
10 cd pOteka starega zakona
OPA dine 30. junija, pa do spre-
JetJa move pOStave Ia regulira-
ME cen milijone dolarjev. 10
so Sc V senatu in poslanski zbor-
nici vrsile razprave Ia prepre-
Genie i~nflacije, Sc je Sc posebno
pOkazalo, kako mOgocen vpliv
imajO V ameriSki postavodaji
~privatni interest in delavski
razred pa najmanj.
VzrOk, da je kongres zakon
Ia ponovnO reguliranje cen xiv
ljenskih potrebScin sploh spre-
jel, je bill pritisk, XII SO ga mani
napravile gospodinje. In letos so
vOlitve. Drugace pa bi poslanci
raise do kraja pOsluSali in ubo-
gall tiste, XII Jim pOskrbe Ia re-
klamO, Ia nOminacije, XII pri-
spevajo Ia milne kampanjske
stroSke in tudi ma boziCna dari-
la he ~pOZabijo.
Professionals Truman je sam
javno primal, da nova postava,
Xxi ina namen prepreGiti infla-
CLIO, nj to, kar bi morala biti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

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gresa je bilo to vse, kar je mo-
gel iZtisniti. AkO bi 10 bill ZnO-
va vetiral, bi Gene Sc boil ma
homa Svignile navzgor, pa je
smatral, da je boljse sal nekaj
kontrole mad zivilskim in obla-
cilnim trgom kot mic, in pa mad
stanarinami. V teku par tednOv
je bio pc Odpravi OPA Odpove-
danO Stanovanje tisoCe druzi-
nom in tisocem pa podrazeno-
v mnogih slucajih 100 odstot-
kOV in tudi Vec. .
Ljudstvo je postalo zbegano
in kongresniki ter senatorji so
spOznali, da SO Ia svoje delo Cd
govorni Sc komu drugemu kOt
pa lie magnatom trgovske ko-
more in zvezi industrialcev.
Tako Sc BIO torej kontrola mad
cenami nadaljevala "a doloGeno
dobo. V koliko bo efektivna, pa
je drugo vpraSanje. Crna BORA
BIO obstojala dale, ker naSi Ia
kOni proti Mi MISC ostri, oziro-
ma Jill sploh nj. V Sovjetski
uniji je bio nedavno obsojenih