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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Window Prizes
Are Announced


IL
Winners ID the annual Christ
III window contest for Local
merchants are announced today
- reported by the judges, who
rendered their decision on Mon
der evening. !.
Firestone store VIA LIT piace;
Ray Drug company and western
Auto Associate store tied for Sec
ond place; while Belk's and Black
burns tied for third place.
The judges pointed out that all
OF the merchants in the contest
deserved commentator for their
beautiful windows. "This added
much to the attractiveness of the
town." one judge remarked.
The winners will be presented
prizes within the next few days.
The contest is sponsored annual
ly by The Skyland Post. The
judges are chosen among pro-
fessional men and women not as
sociated with the paper or local
business houses. r..
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Fireworks Not
To Be Used Here
Merchants Ask Town Officials
To Enforce Ordinance
Prohibiting Fireworks

At a meeting of the directors
of the West Jefferson Merchants
Association ON Monday night q
firm stand was taken by the
group asking the town to en-
force the ordinance which pro-
hibits the shooting of firecrackers
in the business district of the
town. It was also pointed out
that it is unlawful to sell fire.
works in the town of West JET
ferson, and merchants asked that
anyone having any knowledge Of
such sale report this to the town
board. A. statement regarding
the ordinance against firecrackeru
is published elsewhere in this pa.
per today by Mayor c. o. Par-
sons.
Members Of the board of d3.
rectors pointed out that for the
safety of the public and everyone
concerned this should be stopped.
The directors also went on rec.
ord as asking the town officials
to secure garbage cans as soon
as possible and to double their
efforts in keeping the streets
clean.
The legislative program and
other business matters were dig.
cussed by the group.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
County Schools Are
Now Making Much Progress
In Sanitary Improvements
Shortage Of Materials Has
Hampered Some OF The
Necessary Work

Much progress is being made IN
the Improvement of sanitary con-
ditions in many of the schools Of
the county, in spite of the scar
city of. some cessary material,
B. II. Duncan llperintendent of
schools, said this week.
Healing Springs has Q new well
completed: Elkland, Fleetwood
and Virginia Carolina schools
have also greatly improved their
water supply, MIR. Duncan said.
Several of the smaller schools
have put in cement boxes for
springs and have also made other
improvements, he announced.
Jefferson was ready to make
planned improvements but has
been delayed some because of lack
of material, he explained.
Mr.. Duncan said that by next
year with more materials avail
able, he believed that more and
more of the schools would be able
to measure up to the plans out
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Ashe County Teachers Go
On Record For 40 Per Cent
Salary Increase AT Meeting


AT q countrywide mass meet
ing OF Ashe county teachers held
yesterday afternoon, the group
unanimously went On reeord fay-
oring q 40 per. cent raise in salary
for all teachers regardless Of the
class certificate held. The mo-
ton for this was made by. Her
bert GRAPHICAL, principal of River
view high school, was unanimous
ly approved by the group of more
than 100 teachers at the meeting.
Mrs. Gertrude Vaught, presi-
dent of the Ashe county unit Of
the NCEA presided at the meet
ing and asked for a discussion of
the various proposed plans in
Guiding that of the 20 per cent
as well as those asking for greater
increases.
Among those taking an active
part in the discussion were sew
eral leaders including former sup
erintendents J. B. Hash, c. M.
Continued on Page 81
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Must Have More
Contributions To
Reach UsO Quota
People Are, Asked TO Mail
Gifts To Chairfnaia
Lowell SIN Is

70 Lowell Smithey, AFave chair
man for the USO, said yesterday
that contributions are coming in
slowly and that many. more win
be needed, if the county's quota
is to be reached. /
Total contributions reported
yesterday amounted to only
$4,000. 81 hope that others can
send theirs in this week in order
to complete the drive" he said.
He pointed out that through the
USO many men still in service,
others in training and still others
in hospitals. are to be served.
The following contributions
have been turned in to Chairman
Smithey: Carolina Briar Corp,
$500; Ashe Block Co., Skyland
Post, $4,000.
Ray Hardware Co., Ira T. john
ston, Zeb Witherspoon, B. H. Dun
can, w. w. Dickson, DR.. and Mrs.
D. c. Jones, $1,000 each.
DR.. c. T. Jones, Davidson's
Store, J. o. Blevins, w. B. Austin,
$500 each.
Rex Morton, $500; M. C. Alb
sher, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Pierce, Mrs. c. r. Latham, J. c.
Worth, $500 each. .
G. A. Miller, Miss Billie Todd.
$1.00 each.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Reports Show w. Jefferson
Leading In ScoutFu Drive

\
Reports from the Boy Scout
Fund Drive show that West JEFF
Persons quota of $4,000 has been
exceeded by $113.50. Rocco Cutri
was in charge of the solicitation
here, p. G.. Wright, drive chair
man pointed out and said that
he wanted to highly commend MIR.
Cutri and to thank everyone for
their fine cooperation with Mr..
Cutri.
II hope other chairman in the
various communities win feel in
spired by this and make special
effort to raise their assigned
quotas so that the county's quota
of $2O55.O0 can be reached he
declared.
The following contributions
have been reported by West JET
ferson:
G. F. p. Chevrolet Co., $4,000;
Carolina Briar Corp, DR.. ]. K.
Hunter, Parker's Store, Wade
Vannoy, Skyland Post. c. and p.
Service Station. Vannoy Farni-
stnre Co., Rhodes Furniture Co,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Rail Shiplnents
Are Now 4 limited
To Vital Items


Washington Al nationwide
embargo on railroad freight ship
ments, except for vital needs, was
proclaimed Tuesday parcel post
packages were limited to five
pounds at the height Of the Christ
mas mailing season, and passen-
ger mileage on coal burning trains
was slashed another Is per cent.
These drastic measures were
taken to conserve fuel in view Of
the coal strike.
The freight embargo and curbs
on parcel post become effective
at 1901 a. m. Friday. The cut in
railroad mileage takes effect at
1859 p. m. Sunday and brings
the mileage down to SO per cent
of the pre-strike level. A Is per
cent reduction already is in ef-
feet.
The Office Of Defense Transpor.
portation, in announcing the pas.
senger mileage cut, said in q
statement that it "acted upoa
reports indicating that the rail-
roads have on hand q 27-day sup
ply of coal based upon the present
rate Of consumption"
The parcel post limitation
strikes hard at countless persons
now engaged in shopping for gifts
for out-of-town friends and rela-
tives. The limit Of five pounds
per package compares with the
present limit Of 10 pounds.
In still another step resulting
from the coal strike, the Asso-
citation Of American Railroads
n1ent of freight slated for ocean
export, except food and fuel. u
was effective at midnight Tues
day night. 3ass, r -
In dec1aring tha aeseral ban
clamped an embargo on rail move
ON freight, the Ice. said In q
statement that it is ''of the opins
ion that an emergency requiring
immediate action exists in all Sec
tons Of the country"
Continued On Page ~.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Xmas Business Is
Good Here; Santa
Coming Saturday
Buying Heavy Last Week
End As Christmas Shopping
Season Officially Opened

Local merchants reported UNI
usually good business last week
end as the Christmas shopping
season officially got underway
here.
Most of the merchants have
more gift merchandise as well as
practical merchandise, than they
have had in some time, but early
shopping has been advised.
Santa was here on Saturday,
and a number of children brav-
ed the cold weather to see him.
The street decorations added
much to arouse the spirits of the
Christmas shoppers as did the
many attractive windows which
many Of the stores have.
Business has remained good
through this week and is expect
I 70 show even greater increase
ver the coming week end. Many
shoppers, who have been else
where report that they can more
readily supply their wants here
than In larger places.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Freight Embargo Ordered; Parcel Post Is Also Cut
Farmers To Vote
On AAA Leaders
Sat, December Z
Tobacco Marketing Cards Will
Be Distributed At Va
rious Polling Places

All AAA farmers are again re-
minded to go to the voting places
on Saturday to vote for commun-
ity committeeman for the COM
ing year. The polls will be open
from 800 a. m. until 600 p. m.
It was announced this week by
Melvin Campbell, chief AAA
clerk, that the 1916 tobacco mar
keting cards are now in the hands
of the committeeman and will be
delivered to the farmers in the
twenty eight communities on cleo
ton day.
The nominating meeting will be
held at 900 a. m. on the morning
of the election. All farmers are
urged to be at the voting place
and have a voice in nominating
the men they wish to see elect
ed. It is very important that
each community elect men who
will be able to do some work
in connection with the program
in the community, leaders pointed
out.
Each community will also elect
a delegate to the county conven-
ton, which will be held on Mon
day, December 9, at which time
the county committee win be
elected.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
WESTERN UNION is
NOW AT GRAYBEAL'S

Inc Western Union Tele-
graph office, which has pre-
Si0asly been operated in con-
nection with the Norfolk and
Western railroad station has
been moved to the Graybeal's
Drug Store here.
&c was announced that q sep
arate office was established be-
cause Of the increase in bust
ness.
AT the present time the hours
Of the local office viii be
from $3.50 .. m. until GOO p. m.
The office viii mot be open ON
Sunday, Mrs. Carl b. GRAPHICAL,
the new agent said. She also
orphaned that messages would
be handled on : cash hasis and
were mot 70 be taken over the
felephone.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
County Officers
Elected Nov. 3
Are Installed
Many Were Reelected: Took
a. Oath of Office On J,
Monday Morning

Ashe county officers named in
the November S election took
oaths Of office On Monday morn
ing and began their work. Sew
eral were reelected to succeed
themselves while some of the
offices were filled by new can
didates.
c: S. Neal, clerk of the superior
court, was sworn in by David
Burkett, justice of the peace.
w. B. Todd, sheriff, was in turn
sworn in by Mr.. Neal. J. d.
Stansberry was sworn in as reg
lister of deeds, as were the county
commissioners, Wade E. Vannoy,
Continued on Page 81
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
STORES TO STAY
OPEN WE'D. NIGHTS

AZ q meeting Of the directors
Of the West Jefferson Mer-
chants Association ON Monday
night, the group decided at the
request Of several merchants,
that stores would remain open
ON the two Wednesday eve
Snings before Christmas, and on
Monday and Tuesday evenings
Of Christmas week. It was.
pointed out that by remaining
open December n, rs, 2S, ana
"a, that this would give the
public additional time to make
purchases and would not work
. hardship On store personnel
Il was alsu announced that
stores wonld Be closed as usual
On Christmas day ana the day
after ChEis I'll {
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Results OF Coal
Strike Are Being
Felt In County
West Jefferson Fairly Well
/ Supplied With Fuel; EN-
barge Is Felt, However (

: According TO coal dealers, and
others in close touch with the sit
uation, West Jefferson and Ashe
county are better supplied with
with fuel than most sections at
the present time. Some indus
tries are tied up by the freight
embargo resulting from the strike,
however.
Operations at the Phenix Chair
company having ceased for the
past two weeks will not be able
to continue until the present en-
barge is lifted, J. Ivan Miller,
stated yesterday. West Virginia,
one of the main shipping points
of the chair company, is sending
no orders, as it is one of the
main mining sections. Mr.. Miller
did point out, however, that some
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Mrs. Mary Bare
Dies Saturday

Funeral service for Mrs. Mary
Jane Bare, IS, was held Sunday
morning at the Roans Greek
church with Rev. ]. w. Luke and
Elder Dewey Rotten officiating
Interment was in the Roans Greek
cemetery.
Mrs. Bare succumed at her home
at Wagner early Saturday morn
ing.
The daughter of the late Janis
Paris and Eris Taylor, she was
married to Lee Bare, also deceas-
ed.
She is survived by seven child
rem, Annie Hayes; 'Virgie Bowers;
Callie billiard; Evon Burns, Cecil
Fred and Archie Bare.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Cars Collide At
Road Crossing


A car driven by Bill Little, of
Jefferson, collided with a car
driven by Charlie Parsons, Jr.,
of Othello, when MIR. Parsons fail
ed to stop at the intersection Of
u. S. Highway No. 16 early Sum
day morning.
MIR. Little was travelling on
Highway 221 and was turning in
No. So towards Warrensville when
the two cars collided.
Both cars were considerably
damaged although none Of the
occupants of the cars were In
jured, it was reported.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
William Fender
Rites Held Fri.

Funeral service for William
Fender, SO, was held Friday
morning at the Double Springs
Baptist church at Furches. Mr..
Fender succumbed at his home
at Peak Creek on November q
as a result of heart attack. d..
A native of Allegheny county,
he had spent great deal of his
life here. He was married to the
late Mary Elizabeth Fender.
He is survived by six children,
Everett, J. A. and Willie Fender;
Mrs. Jennie Church, Mrs. Flora
Reed and Mrs. Virgil Tucker.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
NO CURTAIMENT
IN TRAIN SERVICE

."
While a number Of the rail-
roads are having to cut mile
age, ON account Of the coal
shortage, r. G. Wright, local
agent for the Norfolk and
Western Railway, saidsyester-
day afternoon that he had re-
ceiyed no information indicat-
ing that there would be any
curtailment i'm the local train
service.
! He pointed out that he was
still accepting express, subject
TO delay.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
TEACHERS ATTEND
VIRGINIA MEETING

Mrs. Mollie H. Denny and M
w. Reynolds were among thosesto
attend the Virginia Education as
ISOLATION held in Richmond, Va,
November 1929.
Following the meeting a re-
ception was held at the Govern
or's mansion and the teachers
were guests of Governor and Mrs
William NJ. Tuck. The meeting
ended with banquet held at the
Hotel John Marshall roof garden
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Reynolds and MIR. Denny
accompanied the, others. to the
meeting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Pork To Be Cut
+ At Demonstration

A special pork cutting dem
onstration win be held December
II at $50 a. m. at the farm OF
v. v. Mcconnell at jefferson, it
was announced yesterday.
A. specialist from the N. c..
State College Extension Division,
will be here for the dernonstra-
ton, is was pointed out, and will
shoW proper methods of killing
and cutting farm pork.
All interested farmers are urg-
ed to attend. The Mcconnell farm
is located opposite the Ashe Mem
oria1 hospital.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
Baptists Plan
Special Meeting

A special meeting of all pas
toss and workers in the Baptist
churches Of the county. will be
held Sunday at 2:l5 o'clock at
the Friendly Grove Baptist
church, it was announced this
A special program has been arr
ranged and plans and aims Of the
group for the coming year. will
be discussed.
d. S. Severt, associational
training director, stated that the
public was cordially invited to at
tend. All associational members
and directors are urged To attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN SERVICE STATION

: The West Jefferson fire dep
artment was called out last night
when Badgers service station at
Jefferson caught fire about 1890
p. m. The fire was reported to
have started ii the flu.
When the fire department ar
rived at the scene the fire Had
already been extingiished.: 4 No
serious damage was done, it was
stated. ~ f'f4 4
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05

handling seals are asked to make
their reports to the seal drive
chairman by December Is, it was
pointed out. Those who desire
more seals are asked to call at
the w. J. Parts company for addi-
tional seals.
The county slogan, the chair
man pointed out, is I'VE fought
for the four freedoms, let's fight
for a fifth INSTRUMENTATION
from disease, every disease"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-05
SERVICE ANNOUNCED

There will be a preaching serv-
ice at the Community Christian
church near Beaver Creek, on
Sunday, December Is, by Rev. w.
Conley Greer, pastor, it was an
n0unced here this week.
The public is cordially invited
60 attend.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

Sovjetsko unijo, so padle. In
tako Sc dogaja re skozi vec ted
nov.
Delnice kajpada MISC mas pro-
blem. Gospodinjam SO v veGini
spanska vas. Min zanima sedaj
posebno to, cemu so toliko mes
mic zaprli. In pa zakaj nj v ii
stih, katere so estate odprte, ia
kin dobrin, XII Jill hi rade kupile
"a svoje druzine?
DopOvedujejo jim, da je po-
manjkanju kriv OPA. Ljudje
ne verjamejo. Nit ne zaupajo
vec vladimir regulacijskim ura-
dom. DelajO pa zmotO, da pod
pirajO "black market. A mno-
gokje 81 drugace sploh pomaga-
ii ne mOrejO.
"Jesti moraS! &c mi ne proda
mesar legalni mesnici, je ire
ba ma GrnO bOrzo!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
Stroh borzijonov pred novim po|omom

Mnogi ekonomski veScaki ugi-
bajO, da Sc pomikamO nov fl
nanCni krah, a vecinOma meni-
jO, da ne BIO tako poguben, kOt
je bill zadnji. Kajti bancne vlo-
ge "a male vlagatelje so Easel
tene, enako v hranilnih in stav-
binskih drustvih in banke so
pod boljsim nadzorstvom kot pa
so bile do leta 1880.
Vendar pa slno vzlic temu v
negotovosti... KakO maj bi bilo
sploh mogoce zaiti krizo Sc
daj, kO nam vsega manjka: av-
TOW, zeleznin, refrigeratorjev,
peel, obleke, Obuval, mesnin
it'd?
Nekaj je v naSem gospodar-
stvu narobe, kar Sc pOzna maj
boil ma borzah. Predvsem ma
newyorSki, XII je sedaj glavna
ma svetu.
Halo, delnice padajO cd enc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

ga do sedem dolarjev in speku-
lanti SO "a milijardo in vec ma
"izgubi' V teku par ur.
P0tem Sc dogodi kak pOliticni
trik in delnice spet ziezejo xvi
Sku.
Resigniral je Wallace in Sic
SO Sc boil navzgor.
Ampak &c kje, Sc posebno ma
borzi v New Yorku pozna, kako
" negotovosti je svet. Use "a
stonj, nihce ne more Spekulan-
TOW prepricati, da smo gospo-
darskO, politicno, diplomaticno
in militaristicno ma trdnih tleh.
Ko je prosli petek predsednik
Truman odslovil liz svojega ka-
bineta trgovskega tajnika Wal
lacca, so Sc Gene delnicam ma
hOma dvignile.
A ko je Wallace par dni pref
govOril "a spravljivo politiko S
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

OPA apelira, ne kupujte nj
cesar, kar YAM bi KIDD z~aracunal
mad dOlecenimi cenami!
Ampak cemu ne ustavi Grne
bOrze?
V naSi dezeli, XII je prezeta z
grafton, Sc tega ne more.
Inflacija pref ma ljudstvo IL
Ia vseh vogalov. Mice ne We,
koliko DO dollar vreden cez me-
sec ali diva, Sc mani, dali mu
BIO cena Sc bolj znizana cez leto
cd danes.
Ne v zakonOdajah, ne " vladi,
nimamo ljudi, XII hi bill v ter
kriticnih dneh dovoli moGni po-
magati urediti nase ekonomsko
zivljenje tako, da Sc bi borzija-
ne odpravilo, in S tenn njihen
strah, ter da bi oh enem stabili-
zirali produkcijo in distribucijo
ter kupno moe nasega dolarja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

vodstvo AFL sporocilo, da mo-
ra ostati tako, kot je, ali pa DO
razdor Sc hujSi kakor je re.
Pravijo, da kogar hocejo bogovi
pogubiti, ga udarijo S slepoto.
Vladimir Mack ie menda "a
res mack. Mnogi Hrvati mu
ocitajo, da je tax cato, ker je
"kranjskega pokolenja''. To ne
drzi. On Sc izdaja "a Hrvata, "a
seljaka in "a n~asprotnika seda-
ME Jugoslavije, ne cato, kar je
"kranjskega rodu" temvec radi
tega, ker je reakcionar. V uri
preizkusnje Sc je izkazal kaj je.
Nj pobegnil pred Hitlerjem. Ne
pred Mussolinijem. Ne pred Pa
velicem. Izkotalil Sc je IL Hr-
vaske Sele ko je bila osvobojena.
Ia start "kranjec" DO baje eden
glavnih pomocnikov v obrambi
zagrebskega nadskofa Stepinca.
Nj dobro, ker Sc morajo Hrvati
V teh tezkih cash ukvarjati S
takimi stVarmi.
New Yorku je mestni zdrav-
stveni odbor odlocil, da ako do
bis Scurka V kavi, smeS restav-
raciji zanj zaracunati So. To je
dobro in nj. Kajti ako noceS pla-
cati KAYE, prineseS Scurka lahko
S sabo in ga vrzeS V izpraznjeno
kupo. Pa pokliceS natakarja,
ceS, O, you, it'd. TAX raket Sc to-
rel ne DO obnesel.
V Chicago je dnevnik Sun"
podvzel kampanjo "a ociscenje
r~estavracij. Bale je V Min pod
gan, scurkov, muh in kaj Sc Sc
We koliko druge golazni toliko,
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

daj Sc pritozuje, da mt Jugo-
slaVija nagaja, ker pretezni del
njegOve Skofije je V conf b, XII
jo upravlja jugoslovanska ar
NADIA.
Tudi goriSki nadskof Sc hi la
hko p%ritozeval, a je bill "a Mus
solinija tako navduSen in tako
"a poitalijancevanje Slovencev,
da jo je pc zatonu "ducejeve
slave" popihal ma varno.
IL porocil trzaSkega Skofa, XII
posluje pod anglo-amerisko "a
Scito, je razvidno, da je bilo ne
kaj duhovnikov V jugoslovanski
conf aretiranih in obtozenih.
Oziroma da nekatere so lie a
prli ne da bi jih cesa obdolzili.
Z druge strani meje pa pojasnu-
jejo, da so bill aretirani samo
tisti, XII SO obtozeni vojnih zlo-
cinov, fasisticnega delovania in
kolaboriranja S sovrazniki slo-
venskega naroda.
Papez Je zelo skrbeh tudi
glede nadSkofa Stepinaca, XII ie
bill radi enakih prestopkov are
tran V Zagrebu. Wee 0 tenn je
V Komentarjih V tel Stevilki.)
Italiji nudena milostna pogodba
Kakor stole stvari sedaj, Sc
torej nudi I~taliji zelo ugodno
mirovno pogodbo, ako Sc pomi-
sli, da je bila ena najvecjih trd-
NAV osiSca, in cd sile agresivna
ter izZivalna. Pa tudi okrutna,
dokler je zmagovala.
Zed. drzave SO I~taliji Sc po-
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
kOMENTAR.D
Zbira i'm PresOia urednK

V MOntrealu v Kanadi Sc vrSi
zbor edine p~ostojanke, XII je Sc
ostala il preminule lige naro-
dow. To je konferenca medina
rodnega de~lavskega biroja, ali
kakor ga re oznacujejo V raznih
jezikih. V Mi SO zastopane VIA
de, kapitalisti in pa delavske or
ganizacije. Casnikarji in pa ra-
dio-komentarci, XII so sli tia S
conference zdruzenih narodov,
XII Sc vrsi v Lake Success, N. Y,
pravijo, da je zborovanje V Mon
trealu res vzajemnost, ceprav
je med posameznimi interest We
like razlik. Priporocajo diplo-
nation, XII SO Zbrani v Lake Sue
cess, maj Sc gredo uciti Mon
treal.
Delavska zbOrnica v Montre-
alu je dobila vzlic vsemu proved
pohvale. Kajti maj Sc 10 Sc tako
imenuje "a mednarodni delav-
ski urad, Mi vendar prevla-
dujejo v prvi vrsti industrialci,
Wade kapitalisticnih sill in pa
TAXI ljudje, kakrsne posilja tia
AFL. Znacilno je, da ustava
mednarodnega delavskega ura-
da pravi, da maj DO IL vsake dr.
zave zastopana v MENU samo
ena delavska organizacija. Tako
ina ia monopol pri mas samo
AFL, Go, XII je pc agresivno-
sti in energijah veliko mocnejsa
organizacija, je V mednarodnem
delavskem uradu brez besede.
Kriv temu je kajpada tudi Tru-
man. Rad bi dial zastopstvo ODE
ma organizacijama, pa Sc je
koncno zbal in je ostalo pc sta
rem. Zbal Sc je cato, ker mt je