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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

da Tito nj miru mic mani neva-
rem kot Spanija. Kako maj cd
vojne izbicana Jugoslavija ogro-
"a svetovni mir, Iega Thomas
nj pojasnil, in menda tudi tisti
American ne. Ogrozajo pa ga IL
sti, XII sedaj preze pc Mi.
Amer. komunisti so bill V dveh
najvecjih stavkah V zgodovini
dezele brez reklame, kajti nj
ga, Xxi bi jim mogel ocitati, da
SO to ka~tastrofo oni povzrocili,
ali pa da imajo oni prste craven.
Gen. Francisco Franco ie or
nacil danaSnjo Spanijo "a mo
derno demokracijo''. To je ugo-
tovil V syojem govoru rudarjem
v Asturiji. Stare sorte demo-
kracija je plasc, XII hi Spaniji nj
kakor ne pristojal," je dejal. Ma
to je navajal hibe zapadne de-
mokracije, in Jill res brez tea
We nasteval. Nj pa res, da lie Spa
Mia je danes "prava, resnicna
demokracija'-, Not je poudaril
ma koncu svojega govora. Niti nj
res, da spanija ne potrebuje no.
benin vec transformacij ali re-
~volucij. Kajti baS teh Sc Franco
najbolj boji.
Tolmaeenj, kaj je "prava de-
mokracija", je sedaj neSteto. In
kmalu ne DO nihce vec prav to-
enc vedel, kaj je in kaj nj de-
mokracija, Anglezi Sc ponaSajo
z emo najstarejSih, modernih
parlamentarnih demokracij. To-
da ljudstvo ma AngleSkem je Sc
vedno razdeljeno pc kastah, kar
gotovo nj demokraticno. Malo ie
draw, XII bi imele "a svoje
"plemstvo" toliko respekta in
razlicnih titelnov kot has An
gllja. In ljudstvo tam Sc deli tu-
di pc razredih, kar tudi nj de-
mokraticno = sal ne v smislu
marksisticnega besednjaka. An
glija ina bogat aristokratski
sloj, veliko plebejskih bogata-
sew, mocan srednji razred, nizji
srednji razred in pa kmete ter
proletariat. Demokracija v pred
vojni Franciji Sc od angleSke nj
posebno razlikovala, razen da ie
imela vec strank, mani aristo-
(konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

John l.. Lewis je nekoc, ko je
trajala stavka premogarjev re
precej casa in Sc je umesala VIA
da vanjo, dejal: "premogarji,
prCti vladi ne smemo stavkati!"
Vlada je takrat posegla vines
edino V korist operatorjev, W.
lie temu lie Lewis podal svojo
bedasto izjavo! Sedaj Sc tistega
svojega nauka vec ne drzi. Vlada
ina z MIN vsled njegove ctr
me" mnogO posla. A tudi &c hi
ne bio Lewisa in drugih soda
njih v%oditeljev unij, deIavstvo
Sc bi izkoriscanju vseeno upira-
10 pa pod kakim drugim vod-
stvOm in zahtevalo enako kot
zdaj izboljsavanje zivljenskih
razmer. TIE naravne pravice Jim
niti z milico in zveznim voja-
stvOm MISC mogli wet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

casa osupnjeni, potem pa Sc "a
vedli in zakljucili: "Ker je CIO
pod kontrOlo komunistov, ergo,
je tudi politicna akcija CLIO ko-
munisticno maslo. Treba je pro-
ii temu kaj ukreniti!!" In so
pkrcpali, kaj bi v tel zadevi. Do
misiiii SO Sc stare tOrijske posta-
ve v Angliji, XII delavskim uni
jam prepoveduje prispevati v
skladc politiCnih strank ali ra-
Bit svoi denar v politicne ma
meme ma kak drug nacin. CLIO je
med tenn obetal zbrati kar Sest
milijonov dolarjev in prispeva-
lie maj bi Jill unije in posamezni-
Xxi. KOngresniki so studirali, &c
Jim bi bilo to mogoce prepreciti
v okviru re obstojecih zakonov
prOti kOruptnemu prispevanju
v kampanjske sklade. TOda CIO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Zokoni bi odporo de|uvcev ne moqIi ustoviti

Gin Sc kje kaj dogodi, n. pr.
stavka, ali celia vista stavk, gre
med pOslanci in senatorji zvez-
mega kongresa glas: "Nekaj DO
treba ukreniti! Novo postavo po-
trebujemO, XII DO take pojave
prepOvedala." In takoj Sc dobi
epublikanska-d kom
binacija ljuskih zastopnikov, k;
predloze novo postavo. Imajo Jill
ponavadi "a take slucaje re v
naprej pripravljene.
Ko Sc ie zadnji predsedni-
Ski Rampant odlocil CLIO Ia
zgraditev svoje politicne akcije
ne "a delavskO politicno giba-
ME temvec da pomaga k ponov-
nj izvolitvi Roosevelta in S tenn
demOkratski stranki, SO republi-
kanski in razni burbonski de-
mokratski pOslanci bill nekaj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

disi vse proved pc fasizmu, prori
kateremu smo rekli, da Sc bori-
mo V vojni S Hitlerjem.
"Newdealske" pridObitve gredo
V mic
Ko je Truman ma kongres ape
liral, maj nemudoma sprejme IL
jemni zakon, XII bi prepovedal
stavke V podvzetjih, katera pre-
vzame vlada V svoj obrat, jc
kongres ploskal skoro soglasno.
Enako, ko je dejal, da Sc mai
sprejme "a krSilce stroge kazni.
In pa, da ina vlada pravico po-
zvati stavkarje V "vojasko stu
zbo' in jih primorati vrniti Sc
ma delo pod vojaSko discipline.
(Slicno naredbo je nekoc siloma
izvedla tedanja reakcionarna
francoska vlada, XII je stavkuio-
&c zeleznicarje proglasila "a del
armada in jih poslala ma delo
pod oficirsko komando.)
Gin je predsednik koncal, je
zacela poslanska zbornica z raz-
pravo o njegovem nacrtu "a uki-
njenje stavk, XII je trajala samo
40 minut. Pri glasovanju je
bill Trumanov nacrt sprejet S BOG
prot Is glasovi, kakih 100 po-
slancev pa ali nj bio navzocih,
ali pa Sc MISC hoteli udeleziti
glasovanja. Zadeva je bila nato
predlozena senatu.
Tako je prvic V zgodovini tc
dezele V zbornici sprejet zakon,
XII dale vladi moe delavca pri-
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
"AKO NE BOSTE vOLNu v PRID
CERKvE, BOSTE OBJ ZAKRAMENTE"

MinUIo nedeljo so broIi v cerkvuh v ItuLii okroznieo
skofov, kotero roti v%oIIee, do ne smeio gIusovoti "a
"morksistiene stronke", ker so sovrazne cerkvi. Kdor
Sc pregresi, rU bodo odvzeti zokromenfi, kof cerkvenu
poroko, pokop no bIogoslovIjenem pokopo!seu in Cd
reeene mU bodo rozne drUge cerkvene ceremonije, XII
ih ie v ItoIiii mic koIiko.
Phi XII. ie re pred por tedni UrgiroI yso kutoIisko d.
hovseino, do moi podvzome eimveeio kompanio 20 ka-
foIisko isto. Posebno ie opeIiroI, moi p~osIiejo v tel
komponi profit "morksistom" in drUgim profikIerikuI-
MIN strunkom no ogitoeiio kotoIiske zene "od hise do
hiSe."
Vo|itve dine 2. JUMBO bodo v Itoiiii torej izredno
zovi cd kor ie "Duse" rozbiI p~rejsnii parliament in dol
tUdi nnogi drug, nekaj ih je pobegniIo, ostaIi pa SO
bill vrzeni v %ietniske Iogorie. Tokrof nj popez mic pro-
testiroI, poe pa skeniI z MUssoIiniiem pogodbo, XII je
biIo prvo med drzovo in ~eerkviio, od kor ie hoIiio ze-
dinieno.
sedonie voItve Sc bodo vrsiIe 90 vsi ItoIiii rozen v
sporni JvITski kroiini, XII lie pod vprovo deIoma anglo
omeriske in delomo pod uprovo iUgosiovonske ormo-
de. V tenn qlosovoniU Sc DO odloeiIo 0 vprosoniu, oil
moi DO Itoliio v bodose Sc mornurhiio, ali pa Sc 10
spremeni v r%epUbliko. In ~izvoIjeni bodo posianei z no.
logo izdeIoti novo Ustovo. NoeeInik sedonie Wade je
Nerikolec AIeide de Gosperi. v nil SO zustoponi fudi
socialist in komUnisti, q gIovno besedo imo Gosperi-
ievo skUpino.
S%trosenie z odvzemom z~okromentov ie stora pro-
kso svete sfoliee. Ker Sc verni eIovek ne boil nieesur
boil kot pekIo, "kier lie veeni stok in skripunie z Job
mo-, SO toke groznie drzoIe. S poiovom svobodomi-
selstvo in z rozkoIi v kutoIski cerkvi imojo Ueinkovi
fost somo Sc v noiboIi zoostolih kototiskih dezeIoh.
Dne 2. iUnio bodo voIitve v konsftuanto tUdi v
Froncii, kier ie kIerikoIno stronko drUgo nuiioeju
DrUgi iUnii DO torei zgodovinski don.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
CEMU TOXIC KONFLIKTNIH IZJAV
MED PERZlJSKIMI DIPLOMAT

Vselej kadar je prime Mozaf-
far Firouz V Teheranu V imenu
svoje Wade izjavil, da SO vse ru-
ske cete odsle IL Perzije Qrana),
Sc oglasi pred varnostnim sve-
tom Z. N. poslanik Hussein Ala
z zahtevo, da mora pritozba Per
zije prot Rusiji ostati ma dnev-
mem redu, dokler sovjetske cete
ne odidejo.
Pa Sc spet oglasi propaganda
minister prime Firouz S poiaS-
njevanjem, da je Ala prenapet
sentimentalnez, in pa da sicer
govori lie V svojem imenu. Ala
nato odgovarja, da nina cd svo-
je Wade nikakih drugih navodil
kot tista, XII mu jih je dala "a
cetku svoje obtoznice proti So
vjetski uniji,
Da Sc bi temu storilo konec,
Sc je nedavno oglasil premier
Qavam es-Saltaneh sam, da per-
zijska vlada pritozbo umakne.
ker je sovjetska vlada izpolnila
svojo obljubo. In radio Moskva
k temu izjavi, da so vse ruske
cete zapustile perziisko ozemlje
Hussein Ala pa vztraja dale
pri obtozbah in pritozbah in oci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

Predsednik perzijske Wade
Qavam es-Sultaneh, njegov mi
mister "a informacije (propagan-
do prime Mozaffar Firouz in
perzijski poslanik pr ameriski
vladi Hussein Ala, XII je oh enem
perzijski delegat organizaciji
Zdruzenih narodov, so 81 po-
slednje tedne toliko V konfliktu,
da sploh ne yes, ali je Hussein
Ala Vec kot pa vlada V Tehera-
nu, ali pa Ala trdi o pritozbi pro-
ii Sovjetski uniji Z ozirom ma
memo vojastvo V Perziji druga-
&c kot vlada Teheranu cato,
ker je to ljubo anglo-ameri5ki
diplomaciji.
Ker Sc sovjetska armada nj
umaknila OBJ casu kot Sc je gla-
silo V Observation-Disclosures
pogodbi, Sc je perzijska vlada
ma pobudo angleSke in ameriske
Wade pritozila varnostnemu sve-
tn Zdruzenih narodov. Stvar Sc
je najprvo obravnavalo ma sell
varnostnega sveta in celotne or
ganizacije Z. N. V Londonu, in
sedaj je re vec tednov ma dnev-
mem redu pred varnostnim sve-
tom Z. N. V New YorKu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Porciie %znizune, q
Gene so isfe, ali
pa Sc viSje ko pref

Vsled namena, da Sc pOSlje
cimvec ziveza gladnim v Evro-
pc in AzijO, SO Sc priceli tn cd
merki znova, toda v drugi obi
XII. Mini dObe mani zita, pekar-
ne mani mOke in prOdajalne
mani kruha. Ker pa ga ljudje
menda h0cejO tOlikO kot pref,
ga v prodajalnah prvi dobe, ko
pa je pOlica prazna, ga "a druge
mic ne ostane. Chicago Tribune
p0roca, da Sc ga dobi sedaj ma
Crni bOrzi pc 80 do Csc struco.
Postavna cena il je lie "a 1S
unCeV.
v restavracijah dajejo sedaj
SANDWICH samO ma enem OdreZku
kruha. To je udarec posebno Ia
one, XII tezko delajo. A restav-
racije imajo vzlic temu zniza-
nju kruha in drugih porch pra-
vico racunati iste Gene kot do
slej. Ponekod zahtevajo cd -OPA
cello z~visanje cen, ker Sc je po-
drazilO vse, posebnO mesnine. V
FreepOrtu, ILL.,, so lastniki re-
stavracij zapretili, da jih bodO
zaprli, &c Sc mimi zahtevi ne
ugodi najpozneje v 10. dneh.
Delavci nekaterih strok SO
dobili nekaj pOviSka, in takoj so
nastale move podrazitve potreb-
scin, XII so re skOrO dozdaj we
lie yes pOviSek. MiIijone tistih,
XII ga Sc MISC dobili, in pa oni,
XII Tive cd penzij in prihrankov,
pa S strahom opazujejo, kako So
nakupna moe dOlarja vidoma
ala.
V Chicago so dObili delavci
cestne in nadulicne zeleznice
nekaj pOviska. Nadulicna zelez-
MICA Sc je Odlocila zvisati vozni-
no z 10 ma 12c, ulicna pa z 8 ma
loo ali sal ma &c. &c Sc pomisli,
da Sc pc tenn transportnem sred-
stvu prevaza v Chicago in oko-
lici milijone oseb vsak dan, po-
meni to "a druzbe nov vir do
hcdkov, kakrsnih S svojimi sta
rimi vagoni MISC vredne.
Med vojno je Oblast radi hra-
njenja gasolina Odredila, da Sc
maj mleko druzinam dovaza
vsak drug dan. Sedaj te potre-
be nj vec, a druzbe so estate pri
starem, ker Jim to povecava do
bicke. Oh enem SO mleko cd ia
KRAFT re parkrat podrazili in ODE
tajo novo zvisanje Gene tel po-
sebno Ia ubozne ljudi tako po-
trebni hrani.
Tovarne obuval so dobile do
voljenje zvisati ceno tudi Ia ta-
ka obuvala, XII Sc jih je doslej
smatralO "a cenene in so name
njene delavcem in revnim lju-
dem.
Temu Sc dolgo ne 90 ne konca
ne kraja, ozirOma dokler ne pri-
de nov polOm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

vidno je, da ga je pri tenn mas
drzavni department vseskozi
podpiral. Perzija je pac dezela
oljnih lezisc in lie radi tega tolik-
sno zanimanje zanio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Popruvek Tomsieevego

V dopisu Big" Tonyja V Pro-
letarcu Sc je dogodila pomota V
naslovu. Pravilen naslov je 1872
East 9th ST., Oakland l, Calf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Nou <i L. stdv< e
e ezni6orjev
drogi zu unUe
IndUsfriulci S predsednikovim nostopom zeIo
zadovoIi nj, ne pu predstavniki orgonizirunego
deluvsfvo. - Nobene vIodne groie proti druzbom

Ko ie predsednik+ Truman
mlatil V svojem govoru ameri-
Skemu ljudstvu V petek "a. ma
ia 20 radiu in dan pozneje pred
skupnO sejo poslanske in senat-
ne zbornice pc dvema cloveko-
ma, XII sta ustaVila YES zelezni-
Ski obrat, mu je ljudstvo pritr-
j~evalo in Sc boil ognjevito pa SO
mu njegova ~izvajanja odobrava-
Ii poslanci in s~enatorji.
TClklo Sc je le pc eni strani
P~redsednik je S posebno neje-
voljO udarjal pc predsedniku
unije lokomotivnih inzenirjev
AlVaneyu Johnstonu in pred
sedniku unije vlakospremnega
osebia A. P. Whitneyu-ces, da
bi dive ali pa ena oseba nikoii
ne smell imeti tOlikO moCi, da
bi vrgle vse ekonomsko zivlje-
ME s tira. Milijone ljudi, XII je
p~osluSalo predsednikova diva 60
vora, 81 je predstavljalo, da ina
Ia omenjena diva voditelja nju-
nth unij diktatorsko moe. Res
MICA je, da je "a stavko glasovalC
98l2 Odstotkov s~trojevodij in
Vlakospremnega osebja. Torej
sta vr$ila lie voljo c~lanstva, XII
je hotelo uveljaviti svoje zahte-
We S stavko, ker Jill zlepa nj mo-
clio.
Unijski voditelji Trumanu ze-
10 zamerijo, ker zelezniskih ma
gnatov V svojih kritikah niti
omenil nj, kakOr ola jih nj, in S
tenn med nepouGeno publiko ma
praVil Wits, kot da spada YES
greh lie unijam in tudi pokoro
je vso lie MIN n~alozil.
Veter kongresu prot
dclavstvu
Vselej, kadar je Truman V
svojem govoru pred skupno sejo
zveznega kongresa zahteval dra-
stiGne naredbe prot Industrial
nemu nepokoju in proti onim, XII
proglasajo ali pa Scujejo v stav-
ke'"proti vladi", je bill delezen
viharnega odobravanja. A CHM
je dejal, da je treba tudi proti
draginji kaj ukreniti, kajti stav-
Ike so oh enem posledica visanja
cen, in ko je apeliral, maj Sc VIA
dino kontrolo mad cenami (OPA)
ne lie obvaruje temvec Sc 10 OLA
ca, je- med poslanci zaploskalo
lie nekaj rok. Pac Znamenje, ka-
ko mocno imajo privatni prof.
tarski interest posebno poslan-
sko zbornico, pa tudi senat V
svojih pesteh. To je "a bodoc-
most demokraticnega razvoja V
tel dezeli jake slabo znamenje.
Kot Sc stvari razpletajo sedaj,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

AkO sOcialiZem NINA bodOCnOsti,
cemu Sc ga plutOkracija tako boji?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

EMO ZIVLJENJE IA STOTISOCE. AndOr Jaroz je bill v dobi ma
iZna OgrSki minister a nOtranje zadeve. Pc padcu nacizma in pora-
5enju Madzarske ga je nOvi rezim Obsodil "a vojnega zlocinca. Tide lie
dal Jar0z pOnnOrii V masah. Bill je ObtOzen, da je masakriraI. sO tisoGe
ljud. NGgOve zOcine je bio zlahka dOkazati in bill je obsojen v smrt
SHka ia desni ga prikazuje, kO Sc privezan k stebru zvija V smrtncm
Strahu, in N i. levi pa Cea, Xxi je iZvrSila smrtnO ObsOdbO.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
D. {. Diaries Seek 10 Speed
2-Cent Price Rise Action

In technical move to expedite
OPA action on their application to
raise the price Of milk cents a
quart in the District area, 10 of IL
major dairies in Washington today
will submit revised appeal to the
regional OPA Office. withdrawing for
the time being the application to
the national Office.
Edward L. Koepenick, counsel for
the 10 dairies involved, said action
was expected by July "or possibly
sooner"
Mr. Koepenick said one reason
dairies are pushing for quick action
is that they feel the approximately
three-fifths of cent a quart Gov
ernment subsidy in effect now may
expire July /. This is a subsidy to
dairies. he pointed out. and is not
to be confused with subsidies al
lowed producers. The dairy farmers
are not expected to lose their sub
sidy, he added.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
JeweIer Seeks Custody
Of 7 |||egitimate Children
BY the Assoeioted Pes.

LOS ANGELES, June 26.-Mau-
rice Yaeche Albuquerque, 40. former
Paris jewelers says he is the father
of two children born out of wedlock
to Mrs. Ferida Hayat, SO.
Mr. Albuquerque made the state
ment in an answer he filed in
Superior Court to her paternity suit
naming him as the father of her
son Fred, S, and daughter Cecilia
5 months.
Mr.. Albuquerque said in the an
swer. filed as a counter suit in
which he asks legal custody and
control of the children, that he has
supported them since their birth
and that Mrs. Hayat lived with him
and his wife Cecilia until recently
Mrs. Hayat sued Mr.. Albuquerque
last week for $500 monthly support
for herself and children.
He said in his answer that she
agreed to relinquish all claims to
the children in a pact signed with
him and Mrs. Albuquerque April
16, 1912, and that the Albu-
querques agreed to treat them as
their legitimate children, which, he
said. had been done.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

been able to buy some beef about
twice week Poultry is. not in
short supply. but the chickens avail
able are smaller, the official ex-
planned. He added that the hotel is
only one days supply ahead" In
ether meat at this time.
The so cafeterias served by Gov
ernment Services, Inc, will offer "a
little meat" on all luncheon menus
at least until July 3, an official an
nounced. The organization has not
received any fresh meat deliveries
except few driblets," he explained
but it has been able to lay some
aside in recent days.
The poultry and dairy products
situation in the Washington area
apparently was not so acute as Is
being reported today from other
sections of the country. The Ter
minal Refrigerating and Warehous-
ing Co. reported fairly large stocks
of poultry and plenty of seafood
still on hand. There are no meat
supplies in storage or in immediate
prospect here.
Rejecting the plight of the civil
ian establishments and the house
keeper, the Army quartermaster
marketing system has had to reduce
the average daily allotment of meat
to .807 pound per man in the armed
services. Total stores of meat for
military personnel will last only IS
days under present conditions, Brig
Gen. Herman Feldman, deputy quar-
termaster general, announced last
night.
The Agriculture Department an
nounced last night that only 139,-
100000 pounds of meat were pro-
duced last week under Federal in
spection as compared with 228 ,OOO,-
900 pounds year ago. 1t reported
that the poultry supply in some
parts of the country is approaching
the vanishing point"
Evening star., 1946-06-26
MoIotov Is Reported
Awaiting Call From
Moscow on Trieste
BY the Associated Press

| BY the Aesocioted Press
PARIS, June 26.-French news
papers printed unconfirmed reports
today that Foreign Minister v. M
Molotov was expecting a telephone
call from Moscow which might bring
surprise development in the Trieste
issue, key to Italian peace negotia-
| tionS
Secretary of State Byrnes was
represented by American informants
as encouraged by series of private
talks with Mr.. Molotov, who has
been adamant in demanding that
Trieste be transferred from Italy
to Yugoslavia.
There was no known basis for the
Paris newspaper assertions. The
frequent conversations between Mr..
Byrnes and his Russian counterpart
at the Council of Foreign Ministers
have given rise to conjecture in dip
lomatic circles that compromise
on the Adriatic port might be shap-
ing up.
A special commission set up by
the Foreign Ministers Council to
break the deadlock on the question
of Italy's colonies meanwhile held
it's first meeting today. The men,
bers refused to give any hint OF
what was discussed.
Agreement has been reached to
defer final disposition of the col
onies, but details have to be worked
out.
YugOslav UncOmpromising.
Although the Foreign Ministers
may have been more optimistic
about working out an agreement
on Trieste, Yugoslav spokesman
! took an uncompromising attitude in
an interview today.
| The spokesman for Marshal Tito
stated fatty that a French COM
promise for 10-year International
ization of Trieste was not acceptable
and that Tito's government would
never sign a peace treaty with Italy
which does not provide for Yugo-
slav solution" on Trieste.
| The Yugoslav solution" Is for
the creation of Seventh Yugoslav
republic embracing the city
Trieste Is bridgehead into the
Balkans" the spokesman declared
and history has proved that any
Italian excursion into the Balkans
is doomed to failure In their own
interest, then. the Italians should
not oppose our proposals"
Byrres, MOlOtOv Talk.
Mr.. Byrnes and Mr.. Molotov talked
for more than an hour yesterday
afternoon in their third private
meeting in less than a week The
Secretary of State later conferred
! separately with British Foreign
Secretary Ernest Bevin and Georges
Bidault, French President and For
eign Minister, apparently to advise
them of the progress Of his talks
with Mr. Molotov
/ Although nothing was disclosed
concerning the nature of the dis
cussions between Mr.. Byrnes and
Mr.. Molotov, American quarters
were said to be slightly more op-
timistic over the possibility that
the Foreign Ministers Council would
be able to reach agreement on the
major issues of the Italian peace
/ treaty.
| A word Of caution was interposed
however, by one high American
source, who declared:
We're not out of the woods yet
! Developments at the formal ses-
sions of the Council yesterday were
limited to discussions Of minor eco
nomic phases of the italian treaty,
and belief was expressed in some
quarters that Mr. Molotov would not
consent to any important decisions
until he obtains q verdict on the
Evening star., 1946-06-26
F|axer Likely Choice
To Represent UPWA
AT World Conference

Possibility that Abram Flaxer,
president of the United Public
Workers of America. would be Sc
lected within the next few days to
represent the organization at the
meeting of the Government workers
section of the World Federation of
Trade Unions, was disclosed today
by UPWA Legislative Representative
Don Murray.
Mr. Murray said it was uncertain
yet when and where the WFTU con-
ference would be held, but expected
1t would be this fall and proba bly,
abroad
Mr.. Flaxer who was in Washing
ton today to attend executive board
meetings of the UPWA, obtained a
passport to visit France, Switzerland
Great Britain and Russia. The
passport was effective May Is and
was in connection with Mr.. Flaxer's
scheduled attendance at the Zurich,
0"AehSAAoAA IACCtlllb VI UllS 1IlJcI .
national Federation of Unions of
Civil Servants and Public Employees.
Mr.. Flaxer was to represent the
State, County and Municipal Work.
ers (CIO) at the Zurich meeting.
However, problems arising from the
merger of the municipal workers
group and the UPWA prevented his
going to Zurich. The Zurich meet
ing voted affiliation with the World
Federation of Trade Unions, UPWA
officials here said.
Mr.. Flaxers passport will still be
in effect if he is selected to attend
the world trade union meeting, it
was said. Passports were also issued
to his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Flaxer,
and Robert Weinsteln, secretary
treasurer of UPWA.
Fifty-Seven nations are to be
represented in the forthcoming
meeting, Mr.. Murray said. 1t was
expected that Russia and Great
Britain would be among these. Since
repeal of provisions of the British
Labor Act of 1928, said Mr.. Murray,
British government worker unions
are not prohibited from association
with other trade unions.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Kristen FIoestod's S
Husband Is Dead
BY the Associated Press

OSLO. Norwal June 26.-Henry
Johansen, husband of the Nor
wegian soprano Kristen Flagstad
died yesterday in a state hospital
presumably from pulmonary cancer
the chief of criminal police an
nounced today.
When he died Johansen still was
under arrest charged with economic
collaboration with the Nazis during
the occupation of Norway.