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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Views of the Press

intending to go South on business. But the business of organizing the South seems to strike both men as not big enough for two. Others less concerned with the flow of dues into union treasuries may wonder what the incidental results of this business campaign will be.
 Between them, R. J. Thomas and Walter Reuther pretty well organ ized the country out of new auto- mobiles. John L. Lewis is well along on organizing us out of soft coal. The winner of the Green-M Murray duel of words may organize us out of Virginia hams, big soft bath towels and Derby winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

the long and turbulent lie or the nations capital. Months ago the campaign was carefully charted and thousands of dollars have been spent in carrying 1t out.
 Three industries spearheaded the campaign-Cotton and Woolen Textiles; The National .Associa- ton of Automobile Dealers; and The National Retail Dry Goods Association. A lot of other organ izatiors including the National Association of Real Estate Boards -li.l .n..n.. ...k..o..ael.. lanlanlaa1 rc.l.k-
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PRESCRIPTION FOR QUIET

(New Haven Journal Courier)
 Lake Success, Long Island, toll erated the Sperry gyroscope plant in it's midst because of the war says local minister. But now that the war is over wed like to re- main quiet village" he says. Therefore, he is concerned about the United Nations moving in.
 We can't imagine a better way to ensure quiet for Lake Success and countless villages throughout the world than for one of them to pro- vide the LIN with home, welcome it's representatives, and let them sit down and go to work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06


 ing. but the above three chiefly carried the ball.
 The Congressmen who acted as their main spokesmen Cor in come cases puppetO were:
 l. Senators Thomas of Oklahoma and Bankhead of Alabama who worked hand in glove with the raw cotton bloc and incidentally did some cotton specu- lating of their own on the side Easaand of MS sssipp also did his part though not 80 effectively
 2. Representative Fred Hartley, New Jersey Re- publican, who was the unofficial spokesman for The National Retail Dry Goods Association.
 g. Representative Fred Crawford, Saginaw Mich, Republican, who served "stooge" for the auto dealers and frankly admitted to newsmen that confessed at first that he didn't know exactly what it meant.
 f. Representative Jesse woIcott, Port Huron Mich, Republican, sometimes called the General Motors spokesman" in Congress, who introduced the cost-plus-profit amendment to the OPA bill, which according to the OPA makes price control completely unworkable.
 5. Representative Ed Gossett, Wichita Falls Tex, Democrat, who inserted the de-control amend whereby all goods reaching 194041 production levels escape further price control OPA experts say this actually would mean no price control
 Of these organized hatcheters of price control perhaps the most ranMfied lobby is that conducted by cotton-with some side help from wool. Most people have the idea that the cotton lobby is sup ported by cotton farmers but just the opposite is true SouIIleTH CotIOl 1arAncIS now oWh oiAy aNouI percent of their harvested crop Long ago the great bulk sold and is now in the hands of specuators that farmers will profit almost noth ing from price increases Even the coming cotton crop still unharvested has been largely bought up
 However, using the "downtrodden" farmer as their battle cry, lobbyists did such effective job for the cotton and wool industries that their bosses should increase their already lush salaries. Here is the lobbyist rolca:
 l. William Jacobs of the Cotton Manufacturers all Of Clinton, s. C., and close to the Cannon Mills Jacobs is charming, versatile gentleman who is even vice. president of the U. s. Lawn Tennis Association, and really knows how to win friends and influence people,
 Despite his soft-spoken charm, Jacobs did not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

there during the war.
 As pointed out previously lit tie progress has been made in the conference here of representa- tives of Switzerland and the oth- CT three governments. It began March 19 in pursuance of the AL lied Control Councils order last October requiring that these assets be turned over for separations.
 A typical example of wartime transactions is the sequestering in Switzerland of 135 million in gold l,oloa,niYac fn fha National Rank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
ONE ROLL
(Boston Post)

Hotel and restaurant patrons may be expected to accept with good grace the edict of one roll or one piece of bread to a customer with their meals in the interest of bread conservation. The motels and res- taurants are acting at the request of the Presidents famine emergency committee. If doing without an ex- tra roll or slice of bread will help prevent starvation abroad, most people will gladly do so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

SAA " CABAV AAAOAAOAAO SO0sA ~s-cAA In handsomely.
 Random opinions and guesses nobody really kIlows-run to the two extremes; either things are going to get better, or they're go- ing to get worse. That reduces all economic prediction to an ab- surdity.
 Paul G. Hoffman, president of Studebaker, recently expressed the opinion that it would be two, three, or even four months before Aln i,nns,nnh nR rAcant uranA in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Death to the Veto

The veto power which the Big Five weld in the United Nations must go says Sen. Joseph H. Ball. If to control effectively the threat of third world fought with atomic weapons"
 The senator obviously right Let us hope that suf- cent pressure may be exered kill the Unaera veto be- fore the LIN faced with foredoomed failure in it's most important taskthe preservation of peace in the face Of threat of major and imminent war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
THE SMITH BUILDING
(Boston Post)

IBOSCOH POSJ1
 On May l6 the New York State office building at Albany will be dedicated as the Alfred E. Smith building in honor of the late ex- Governor of the Empire State. The non-partical decision to honor the memory of the man who demon- strated through long career in statecraft is most fitting one. It has been given to few men to know a better grasp of public affairs and few have known greater devotion to real, unselfish public service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
6 Years Ago

Two New Haven men were arr rested here on charges Of attempt- ing to evade the draft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Waterbury Of the Past
% Years Ago

Three cases of scarlet fever were reported in the city.
 In a raid on & North End speak easy, the police vice squad confis- cated several gallons of bathtub liquor and found two dead cats. Note: Could there be any connec- tion? Mm- -mmm!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

4 local city official predicted that the United States would be invad- ed by European troops before the end Of the year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Swiss Action Cont.

Here is . second instaIlment Of the story of the difficulty encountered by our government, Britain and France in trying to get Switzerland to reveal and deliver German NaN assets which found refuge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

WASHINGTON, May 6-(NEA)-A lot of eco homie prophets are missing great opportunity these days to stick out their necks Anyone who could rightly predict the way things will go in the next
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
ORGANIZING THE SOUTH
(NeW York Sun

(NeW York Sum
 Those harsh words flying between William Green and Philip Murray are not characteristic of two men
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

WASHINGTON, May 6-The back-stage story of how certain key industries lObied to cut the heart out of price control is one of the most amazing in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
16 Years Ago

Carlos Genetti Of Congress Ave- nue left the city for an extended trip to his native Italy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

(EDITOBs NOTE-Thls ls the first of . series of revealing columns bg Drew PeaFBon giving the inside story of the Iobbiss battling against price c0ntrol)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Norton of Plaza Avenue, entertained visitors from Denmark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

Navy Discloses" Moby Dick, Most Powerful Rocket Motor" - headline. A whale of motor, no doult.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

pouce o razlicnih nacinih hra-
njenja in Stedenja ziveza.
Rdeci kriz ina tudi tecaje O
nu~triciji, kakor med casom vol
ne, z razliko, da Sc ii tecaji Sc
daj vecajo, da ustrezajo nara
scajoci potrebi. Gospodinje Sc v
teh natecajih nauce kako je ire
ba ravnati S kruhom, da Sc ne
skvari, kako je tekom toplih
mesecev treba spravljati ma
scobe in druga kvarna jedila, da
Sc prepreci pokvarjenje. Vzro-
chi jedilni listi pokazejo gospo-
dinjam boljsi nacin pripravlje-
MIA in serviranja Jedi.
RdeGi kriz dale ma razpolago
tudi govornike in predavatelje,
Xxi Sc rade wolfe udeleze sci in
sestankov, katerih cilj je kon-
servacija ziveza V svrho elm
SirSe porazdelitve istega med
ljudstva, XII gladujejo V evrop-
skin in drugih dezelah pc svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

ski (otroskD krozek, z imenom
Falcons, ga je ona vodila v le-
tin 1868.
Ann Beniger je napravila IL
redno veliko della posebno S pre-
vodi IL slovenscine v angleSci-
no, kar je bilo priobceno V Pro-
sveti, Mladinskem listu Voice
of YOUTH in tudi v raznih dru-
9Th publikacijah.
K Proletarcu je prisla ma to
delo cato, ker nam je hotela po-
magati in pr tenn pustila drugo
sluzbo.
Rekla je, da Sc mora ia MEN
vstop v nase upravniStvo sma-
trait "a zacasno stvar. Ampak
della Sc je lotila S toliksno vne-
mo, da je veselje!
Rad bi, da hi ostalo tako.
F. Z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
AmeriSki Rdeei kriz
pomaga hranifi potreben
zivez 20 qIodni svet

Z namenom, da pomaga pri-
hraniti ziveza "a cd vojne opu-
stosene dezele, Sc je AmeriSki
rdeGi kriz ponudil, da pomaga
izvajati program predsedniko-
vega pomoznega programa "a
preprecitev lakote.
Postojanke Rdecega kriza ST.
rom dezele nudijo gospodiniam
informacije O programu in ma
cinu hranjenja ziveza, XII je po-
treben "a lacna ljudstva pc sve-
tn. V grocerijah in V restavraci-
Jah so razstavljeni ma ogled 60
Spodinjam listi z navodili O hra-
MENU masti, zitnih Jedi in dru-
&c vazne hrane, katero moramo
rabbit S stedljivostjo, da DO do
wolf tudi "a druge. V Solah deli
10 mladi clani Mladinskega RIDE
cega kriza letake, XII jih otroci
nosijo domov materam, da Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
SEJA SANSOVE
PODRUZNlCE ST. I

Detroit, Mich. - Redna me-
secna seja p~odruznice stew. l
SANSa DO V soboto 6. julia OBJ
polosmih zvecer V Slovenskem
narodne mdomu ma 1888 John
r. Ker DO vec vaznih zadev ma
dnevnem redu, Sc prosi clanstvo
in zastopnike druStev, da Sc Sc
je gotovo udeleze.
Prispevki "a SANS cd |. ia
nuarja do 80. junija 1916 INA
Sajo 1922. Prispevali so: joe
in Liza Mention $40. Pc SO: Her
man Grebenc, Jos. in Ursula
Grum. Martin in Julia Mention
So. Pc Sc: Mary Knee, Elisa
Plahtar, Mary Potocnik, John
in Kat. Krainz. zenski odsek
SIND IS. Pc 81 diva; pc So diva;
pc So triinSestdeset (63); po 81
eden.
Prispevki "a mladinsko boil
nico V Sloveniji SO znasali V jul
niju $4,000. Darovalci so OBJ
javljeni V 6. seznamu glavnega
urada SANSa. Nasa p%odruznica
je do sedaj nabrala $2,017.79.
Darovali SO druStva in ustanove
$4,000. 80 pOsameZnikoV, pri-
blizno 1919 Slovencev in Slo-
venk vzhodne strani naSega
mesta pa $1,2O7.77. Zbiranje Sc
nadaljuje.
Mnogo slovenskih naseljen-
ceV IL naSe vzhodne strani Sc nj
mic darovalo "a mladinsko boil
nico V Sloveniji. Tu Sc ne gre
"a strankarske namene, gre Sc
"a ozdravljenje slovenske mia
dine in "a bodocnost zdravega
slovenskega naroda V domovini.
Vsi sorodniki bodo ponosni, ko
bodo citali vaSa imena med oni-
mi, XII SO prispevali k temu We
licastnemu spominku ameriskih
Slovencev.
"Pomagati bolnim je dobro
delo pc cloveSkih in bozjih "a
konih." Tako smo Sc ucili cd
svojih manic in tudi pr krScan-
skem nauku V soil in cerkvi.
Liza Mention, tajnica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

II a . { | u

P0rOcilO cd 80. maja do q. ~junija.
Anton Zornik, zap. Penna Al
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee.
Wis. l6
Angela Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. IA
John Krebel, Cleveland, o. u
Joseph Korsich, Detroit, Mich. 8
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis. 7
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans. 6
Frank Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. 6
Leo ZeVnik, La Sale, Ill. S
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyo. 4
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis. 4
Lenhart Werdinek, Thomas,
w. Va. 4
John ZOrnik, Detroit, Mich. 4
Julia Parkel, Los Angeles, Cal. q
Mike Kopach, Barberton, o. 3
John Tancek, Youngston, o. 2
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights, o. 2
James Dekleva, Gowanda, N. Y. 2
Chas. Pogorelec, Chicago 2
Ernestine Jugg 2
Anton TomSic, Oakland, Calf. 2
Lawrence Selak, Star City,
w. Va. 2
Frank Klemenc, Brownton,
W. Va. 2
Skupaj 154 narocnin. Prejsnji
izkaz a tedne) 144H n~arocnine.
CNarocnine, XII Jill posljejo "a
stopniki in drugi agitatorji Probe
tarca, SO Stete ma BAH polletnih
.narocnin.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
Browder incl "dobre case"

Earl BroWder, XII ga je komu-
nisticna stranka vsled njegovih
"napacnih tez" izkljucila, je bill
minulo pomlad Moskvi in po-
vsod dobro sprejet, Vrh tega Sc
je vozil z letalom ma Svedskem,
Finskem in V Angliji.
Kaj je V Moskvi pripovedo-
val, in kaj drugje, je bio lie ugi-
banje. Pravili SO, da Sc je Sci v
RUSTIC ponujati "a knjigotrzca
in da je tako koncesijo tudi do
bill. A nihce ne verjame, da ie
bill to njegov edini namen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

Ann Beniger, XII je prevzela
upravniStvo Proletarca in sploh
vse drugo delo V tenn podrocju,
nj tujka V nash vrstah. Bila ie
okrog sedem let knjigovodkinja
tiskarne SNIP in delala V
upravniStvu Prosvete ter poma-
gala pri raznih drugih poslih V
glavnem uradu jednote.
Rojena je bila V Trstu in pri-
sla sem S starsi Sc V rani mia
dosti. Zrasla je V La Sallu, Ill,
in V bliznji naselbini Peru. Tam
Sc je tudi izSolala in pozneje V
Chicago. Cd kraja 81 je zazelela
p%ostati uciteljica, pa Sc je po-
zneje raise odlocila "a pisarni-
Ska della, PR ten 81 je dobila
mnogo izkusenj ne lie V uradu
SNIP ampak tudi V drugih.
Men oce, Thomas Golob, XII
je bill poznan sirom teh krajev,
je bill delaven V SNPJ., V lasall-
skem Slovenskem domu in sploh
V raznih drugih akcijah napred-
mega smisla. Bill je tudi clan
81. odbora SNIP. Sedaj je med
pokojniki.
Tudi njena matt je re premi-
nula. Bila je napredna zenska,
a njena glavna skrb je bila, ka-
ko vzgojevati veliko druzino.
Leta 1880 je Sla naSa sedania
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

"Sodruzice in sodrugi," je re-
KEEL tajnik. "Kolektivna pogodba
je podpisana, Zmagali smo. Maj
manjSa media je, kakor ste
predlagali, Din g. ma uro.
Stavka je koncana. S svojo Cd
domestic, zavednostjo in disci-
plino ste zmagali. cato idite in
maj Sc zganejo statve, vretena in
stroll. Kakor ste pokazali, da je
izboljsanje vasega polozaja lie
samo V vaSih rokah, tako boste
uveljavili locke V podpisani po-
godbi vedno tudi S svojo odloc-
nostjo in organiziranostjo."
Ploskanie in kriki so bill V
odgovor, zivahno vrtenje je BIZ
10 med mnozico in razgovor je
bill %sproScen in vessel.
Zadihal je veliki tovarniSki
dimnik. Costa, crna sapa je pol
Fla IL MEGA. Stroll so Sc vrteli,
statve SO tkale in roke delav-
cev SO Sc dotikale z ljubeznijo
nitk, colnickov in tkanega bla-
ga.
Vedeli pa so vsi, da morajo
biti ma strait in da je resnicen
pregovor::
IzboljSanje polozaja delavcev
ie deIo delavcev samih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
NEKAJ BESED O ANN BENIGER
= MAST NOW UPRAVNICI

upravnica Ann Beniger pod
okriljem izletniske akcije SNIP
V start kraj. zelela je videti,
kakSen sploh je. Kajti ko je pri-
Sla sem, je bila Sc V detinskih
letih. Tam je bila ma tistem OBJ
isku stir mesece.
Obiskala je svoj rojstni kraj
in sorodnike ter potovala poleg
20 Jugoslaviji tudi V Avstriji,
ltaliji in Franciji.
V Chicago Sc je porocila z
Louisom Benigerjem, XII je prvi
pomozni urednik .Prosvete. On
je nam vsem dobro znan, ker
prvic je re dolgo urednik, dru-
gic vsled urejevanja angleske
sekcije V Prosveti in pa ureje-
vanja Mladinskega lista (sedaj
Voice of YOUTH.
Imata hcerko Myro, XII je re
V WISH Soil. Dobra igralka ma
klavir in V tel umetnosti re sa-
ma poucuje.
Ann Beniger je ena izmed
ustanovnih organizatoric dru-
Stva Pioneer st. $50, SNIP, XII
je sedaj ~najvecje V SNIP. To ie
bilo tudi prvo angleSko poslujo-
&c, mladinsko drustvo v tel jed
mott. V drustvu je imela potem
razlicne urade. Sedaj je Ann
blagajnica in pa V nadzornem
odboru federacije SNIP "a CT
kasko okrozje.
Bila je pevka mesanega zbo-
ra Save" precei let.
10 smo imeli v JSZ mladin-
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tivno pogodbo in rekel dobro-
duSno:
"Kar podpisite, gospod tovar-
mar. Sal nj tako nevarna, kakor
Sc YAM zdi. Mir DO in zadovolj-
stvo delavcev VAN DO rodilo bo-
gate obresti. Brez delavstva, sal
veste, tudi tovarne nj .. In vsi
smo ljudje, vsi drzavljani, vsi
imamo svoje d~olznosti in svoje
pravice in, da ne pretiraVam
delavstvo ~najvecje. Dolznosti,
namrec."
Tovarnar je naposled obotav-
ljaje prijel "a pero. Preletel je
Sc pogodbo enkrat z ocmi, nato
pa S stisnjenimi zobmi podpisal,
"Da DO mir" je zamrmral in
vrgel pero pc mizi ter 81 Obrisal
znoj S celia.
Nestrpno so cakali delavci in
delavke, kdaj Sc odpro vrata in
Sc pojavijo delavski zaupniki.
Ali DO podpisana kolektivna
pogodba?
To vpraSanje je viselo V IRA
ku.
Ko so Sc pojavili naposled de-
lavski zaupniki in je tajnik stro-
kovne ,organizacije dvignil V
zrak kolektivno pogodbo, Sc je
slisal pr vseh olajsevalni width.
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RAZGOVORI
(Nadaljevanie ma 2. strani. ,

(NadaIjeVanJe ma 2. strani.)
lott posvecen osvobodilnemu gil
banju V start domovini, je vre-
den, da mora biti do zadnjega
komada razpecan. Tiskan je bill
V povecanem stevilu kot pa dru-
ga leta cato, da Sc ga V kolikor
mogoce razSiri med nase ljudi v
Jugoslaviji. Sodrugi! Sedaj je
prilika, da ga posljete svojim
sorodnikom stare domovino.
Posezite pc MENU - predno DO
razpecan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03

uStaVili statve in vretena, smo
potemtakem neodgovorni. On
pa, XII bi mas, rad reduciral, XII bi
rad sedanjo beraSko mezdo Sc
znizal "a 800 in mas tako do
kosti ozel, pa je 'odgovoren'?
Maj pokaze torej to odgovornost
in maj podpiSe kolektivno po-
godbo, ker je to pc zakonu, in
stroll, statve in vretena Sc bo-
do razgibali."
Ko SO odhajali Z zborovanja,
SO bill vsi kakor eden.
Okrog tovarne in pc glavnih
ceStah SO stale straze. Vztrajno,
pOnosno, z z~avestjo, da Sc bore
"a kruh, "a svoje cloveSko do
stojanstvo. Nikdo nj mogel to-
varno. Cez nekaj dni je reklo
delavstvo:
"Oblast, skliti pogajanja.
Tvoja dolznost je. Ukazi tovar-
narju, da mora spoStovati "a
kOne!"
Tovarnar je cakal, da Sc ma
njegova pisma delavstvo odzove.
Da bi Jill vsaj polovica priSlal
Druge pa DO pognal. In tako DO
zlomil voljo delavstva, organi-
zacijo in nemoten gospodar DO V
tovarni in mad delavstvom.
Ali delavstva nj bio. Straze
so stale, a posebnega della MISC
Uncle. Delavstva nj bio. Tuin-
tam je kateri mamie odlocnih 81
Ger priSel, Sc skusal nalaSc spla-
ziti mimo straz, ceS, ustavite me
vendar. In ko so ga straze usta-
vile, je bill zadovoljen, &c so ga
oStele. Nasmehnil Sc ie, una
jail Z rameni, kakor bi hotel
reel:
Hotel sem. &c ne morem, nj
sem kriv."
Oblast je zaukazala:
"Pogajanja Sc morajo vrSiti
ia in ia dan. Zastopniki delav-
skin zaupnikov, strokovnih Or
ganizacij, Delavske zbornice,
Industrijske zbornice, Inspekci-
ia della Sc Jill maj udeleze."
Tovarnar je raGunal:
"Toliko in toliko imam S to
stavko re izgube. Poskusi, da
dobim stavkokaze, da razbijem
organizacijo in discipline, Sc nj
so posreCili. &c Sc stavka NADIA
ljuje, DO izguba Sc vecja. Naro-
ella, XII SO, Sc lahko storniraio.
A ce podpiSem pogodbo, pa
imam toliko in toliko vec izdat-
kov."
Primerjal je:
Izdatki stavke in eventuelna
izguba narocil je mnogo vecja,
kakor izdatki, 6e podpiSem ko-
lektivno pogodbo. In - kappa
da, tisto tocno je.tddi ne bonn
izpolnjeval. Eli, ia oblast? -.
Zakaj, Donnerwetter, je uzako-
MEN tax nicvreden Obrtni "a
kon? Kaj je bill potreben tisti
Zakon O zaSciti delavcev? Sal
so itak zavarovani, &c imajo
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SAMOJEV:
Kodor onemiio tronsmisiie,
kodor obmoIknejo stroll 80.
(Zapiski IL boio "a v~sakdonii kruh in dostoiansfvo
EIovokol

(Konec.)
"VaS BOZ je mas BOZ. Drzite
Sc! Z Vami SmO!"
Kmetje pa SO ma vozovih pri-
peljali moko in druga zivila.
Zbrali SO 10 pc vaseh. In SO 60
vorili:
"Drzite Sc! Mi smo emo. De
lavci in kmetje. VaSa zmaga je
naSa zmaga!"
Re nekaj dni je trajala stav-
ka. T%ovarnar je molGal. Stav-
Kujoce delavstvo je strazilo to-
varno, zboroValO in - mOlCalo.
ToVarnar je razpOslal delaV-
Gem in delavkam pisma:
"Neodgovorni ljudje Sc igrajo Z
usOdO delavstva. Virgil so vas V
stavko, well YAM mOznOst zaslu-
zka. Pripravljen sem pogajati Sc z
vami, a lie, &c zacnete takoj zopet
z delom. POgajal pa Sc bonn samo
z delavci, ne pa Z nekakSnim stav-
kOVnim OdbOrOm ali z nekakSnO
strOkOVnO OrganizacijO. OdlOCil
sem Sc, ola a pOzovem, ola pridete
pOjutrSnjim ma delO. KdOr ne pride
ma delO, mu OdpOVem sluzbo in OBJ
rat ustavim. ZaGetek della je oh 8.
uri zjutraj pOjutrSnjim.
S pOZdravOm TOVarnar.
Pisma je dostavila poSta, ka-
kor je predpisano, ker SO bila
frankirana.
In tedaj SO delavci in delavke
prihajali - ne V tovarno, nego
k stavkovnemu odboru in mu
izroGali pisma, rekoc:
PA mu odgovorite, &c no.
Gete.!"
Stavkovni odbor je vpraSal:
I'm vzdrzite?"
"Vzdrzimo."
I'm &c odpove, kakor grozi?"
maj odpove. S tenn DO odpo-
vedal tudi samemu sebi. Mi smo
tovarna."
Bill pa SO tudi bojeci, XII so Sc
ustraSili.
"Pojdimo delat!" so govorili.
"Kaj Dos sill ma delo," je Cd
govoril drugi. "Ce JAZZ ne grem,
ko nimam mic, ko imam samo
svoje roke, kaj hos sill ii, ko
imaS vendar hiSico in periSGe
zemlje?."
Neko delavko, XII je silila ma
delo, so tovariSice v~praSale:
Isl lacna?"
Sem"
Ponudili so il struco kruha,
XII jo je dial PEEK.
ma, jej, pa Sc drzi kakor mi"
Vzela je kruh in odSla domov.
Mnoge omahljivce so odlocni
pregovorili S Strucami kruha.
Mnoge so ma cestah ustavIiali,
ko so Sc hoteli ukrasti V tovar-
no, in jih zavrnili. OdloGnost
borcev je zlomila omahljivost.
Sklicali SO zborovanje. Dvo-
rama je bila polna.
"'Neodgovorni', pravi tovar-
nar V tistih pismih, Sc igrajo z
usodo delavstva'. Mi vsi, XII smO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
KotoLiske universe

Najvecja katoliSka univerza V
Zed. drzavah je De Paul, XII ina
1878 sluSateljev. Druge pc redu
so Fordham V New Yorku, Mar
quette in Notre Dame. Poleg
teh je veliko drugih katoliSkih
univerz in kolegijev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-03
PosIusoite

vsoko nedeIio prvo in moi
storeiso iugosiovansko ro-
dio uro v Chicogu cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postojo
VICES, 1850 kiIocyeIes.
Vodi 10 George Marehon.