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Housing
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tional commander, PAU H. Griffith,
said.
I'VE OF the American Legion be-
iieye that the whole emergency
housing program should be con-
Quoted on a revised basis. Under
the previous system, foundations
for houses were being produced. but
not the finished homes which so
many of our deserving veterans
need"
Mr.. Wyatt last Thursday reported
882 200 dwellings had been started
in the first 10 months of this year,
of which 100000 had been COM
pleted.
He said the number of privately
financed new permanent homes and
apartments put under construction
in the first 10 months OF this year
was already greater" than for any
full year In the last 18 years, with
the exception of l94l. The l941
production, Mr.. Wyatt said, would
be exceeded by the end Of che year
when about 100000 dwellings would
be completed.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

feet at 1901 am. Friday.
The Washington Post ONCE was
the first to receive the new instruc-
tions and the first to put them into
effect. Mr.. Sullivan said, however,
that all larger post offices in the
Nation were given the order by tele-
type within a few hours after the
strike ended. All will receive noti-
fication not later than today.
District Commissioners were busy
meanwhile.
John Russell Young, chairman of
the Board of Commissioners, di-
rected police to discontinue enforce
ment of the dimout. This action
was taken with the approval Of
Commissioners Guy Mason and
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young.
Pepco Has Ample Supply.
These instructions were followed
by the announcement by James II.
Ferry, vice president and general
manager of Potomac Electric Power
Co., that restrictions on the use of
electricity were at an end. Pepco
has an ample supply of fuel to last
until additional supplies are re-
ceived, he said. =.
In city schools, Superintendent
Robert M Corning announced that
emergency restrictions will be ter
minated at once. Night meetings
he had ordered cancelled Friday
now can be held, he said.
However, supplies of coal In some
schools, as well as in other public
buildings, are low. Commissioner
Mason said it may be necessary to
ask the Solid Fuel Administrator for
fuel allocations sufficient for needs
until new supplies flow in.
Stocks of dealers, particularly
those handling commercial coal,
were low, but they were believed
adequate for needs until new ship
mentS are received.
In the Potomac freight yards, in
which interchange Of cars is
handled for five railroads serving
Washington, the impending layoff
of about 10 per cent of the 400 en-
ployes was believed averted. How
ever, uncertainty was expressed as
to when the work volume there will
return to the normal which re-
quires the full manpower of the
ward.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
BY the Associated Press


PITTSBURGH, Dec. 7.--Almost
audible sighs Of relief, with an oc'
casional outspoken expression of joy
could be heard today as news of tht
ending of the 16-day-old coal strike
swept through the mining town.
that border this great industrial
city. 3.
Out in Bentleyville, Harwick
Cloverdaie, Library, Lawrence, Vo.
liant - typical small communities
perched on the sides of hills or mes.
tied in dirt-covered yalleys-there
was jubilation of one kind or an.
other as the miners received wore
that this wouldn't be q black Christ
mas after all.
And they were not long in show
ing 1t. Christmas shopping an6
Saturday afternoon activities hao
been below normal. But then came
the tidings. At Bentleyville one
could almost Immediately see the
effect. Within an hour there was q
noticeable increase in buying. Re-
turn to work would mean another
pay check before Christmas.
Throughout the coal fields plans
were made to reopen the mines as
soon as possible many Of them or
Monday. But the effect Of the
strike will not wear of in some re-
lated industries for several weeks.
A Hardwick miner heard the news
and said:
Most miners have big families
and don't let anybody tell you they
aren't happy it's over. Show me Q
man with big family who would
want strike at Christmas.
Another Harwick miner estimated
the strike cost the average miner
nearly 5000, which he will never
recover. f
In some communities around
Uniontown, the locals will vote or
the matter tomorrow and they are
expected to approve Mr.. Lewis
action.
AS william Hines, president oi
Pennsylvanias UNIV District said
IT think they will vote to return
to work, following Lewis as they
always have done"
Boy Expects Present.
One miner, Michael Hans OF Har-
marville, said he didn't think the
miners would work as long as the
fines were hanging over their heads
but his 12-year-old son was jubi-
liant:
I'm glad It's over. Now, I'll get
something for Christmas"
The first of nearly 100000 idle
workers, exclusive of the 100000
miners, are expected to return to
work Monday. In industries like
United States Steel, however, it will
be 10 days or two weeks before pro-
duction is at full capacity.
Adolph Pacifico, president Of Dis
trict No. comprising $1,000 men,
bers in Ohio and West Virginia said
he would make every effort to get
the miners back to work as soon as
possible. The Pittsburgh Consolida-
ton Coal Co., with more than 40
mines in Kentucky, Ohio. West Vir-
ginia and Western Pennsylvania,
said 1t expected to have many Of
It's mines in operation by Monday
with cleanup crews going into ac-
ton tonight and tomorrow.
At Bluefield, w. Va, Secretary w,
E. E. Koepler of the Pocahontas
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Pipelines 10 Continue
Bringing Gas 10 East
Despite End Of Strike !.
by the Assoeiated Press

/ HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. Goal
strike or no coal strike, the Big
and Little Inch pipelines will carry
Texas natural gas to the East and
North until about April 80, Gardiner
Symonds, president of the Tennessee
Gas and Transmission Co., said to-
day.
: Mr.. Symonds emphasized that the
future of the lines after that date
is indefinite" The gas company
barrier this week announced that
1t would operate the two lines.
{ Our original purpose In leasing
the lines was to supply gas to our
customers in the Appalachian area
who badly need it this winter" Mr..
Symonds explained. I'VE started
trying to lease the lines In Sep
tember for this purpose.
: Need Seen Remaining.
when the coal strike came, 1t
put our customers more sorely in
need Of the fuel. But coal strike
or no coal strike, they still need It,"
!. The Tennessee company has no
continuing lease and will be required
to renew its lease on April 80 "by
specific action" If 1t wishes, MIR. Sy-
monds declared.
He said the Big Inch line will be
put In operation "the first part Of
next week. A tie-in between the
Big Inch and the lines Of a third
party company will be made at
Longview, he added.
A Tennessee company line was
connected with the Little Inch line
at Natchitoches, La, and gas start
ed flowing through the Little Inch
line at 12:45 pm. Thursday.
Gas Goes to Ohio.
Mr.. Symonds estimated 1t would
take from four to six days for the
gas to reach Ohio.
With both lines in operation, the
company will be able to send 100 to
$50 million cubic feet Of Texas gas
to Ohio each day, he predicted.
The Little Inch line starts near
Beaumont and the Big Inch at |
Longview. Both go to Little Rock,
Ark, and run parallel from there |
to New York harbor, he said, al
though gas is being sent only as far
as the Eastern Ohio district.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
.Dinnout
Continued From First Page.

employees were rescued from the
danger of imminent lay-offs.
One note of caution sounded ir
the entire area was to use coal spar.
ingly during the few days which
will be required to replenish de.
pleted stocks.
Cars Waiting at Mines.
The ODT said freight cars ir
ample numbers are waiting at the
mines. Loading will begin Monday
First arrivals may reach Washing
ton as early as Tuesday and should
be here in large numbers by the enc
Of the week.
Within little more than an f1ou,
of the termination of the strike
ODT lifted rail freight and passen-
ger embargoes, restrictions were re-
moved which had limited sharply
the size of parcel post packages and
commissioners ended the dimout.
AS the result of the ODT action
lifting the passenger traffic curtail-
ment the Baltimore g. Ohio an
nounced that, among the trains to
be restored to service by tomorrow
morning. will be those operating be-
tween Washington and Brunswick,
Md. which are patronized heavily
by commuters. Also to be restored
by the B. 81 O. will be several Wash
ington-Baltimore trains. Saved
from cancellation beginning tomor-
row will be Washington Chicago and
Washington Cincinnati trains on
the line.
% Southern Trains Continue.
The Southern Railway System
announced that % trains, including
those providing Washington-At-
lanta and MISUNDERSTANDING
Va, connections, will continue in
operation. They had been sched-
uled for cancellation tomorrow
Southern also said So trains previ-
ously discontinued will resume op-
Grafton "as soon as possible-within
a few days at the latest"
Similar plans we're being made on
the Pennsylvania system. However
the Pennsylvania trains serving
Washington were not affected by
the emergency because they are
powered with electricity generated
by water.
Immediately after the ODT &C
tions were announced. Gael Sulli-
van, second assistant Postmaster
General, announced the lifting OF
mailing restrictions, particularly on
parcel post, which had gone in ef-
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Home Mishops Fatal
To Three in Week

Home accident deaths here so fal
this year mounted to 2o4 last week
when three deaths resulted from
falls In Washington homes, the REQ
Cross Accident Prevention Service
reported yesterday. There were 18.
such deaths recorded in the COM
parable time last year.
Home accident injuries to dats
this year total 1882, against 4,705
at the same time last year.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

Nation was short about $4,000, 900
tons Of coal from the strike earlier
this year." he said. "Since about
1000, ,000 tons a day are mined. this
strike has cost the Nation the loss
of another 35,0oO,00 tons or so.
Thus. we are short at least TO-
n0( (|(If)',
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Hickman Concert TONIGHT

Lloyd Hickman, baritone, will give
a recital at $3.50 O'Clock tonight in
the Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap
ter at Howard University under
auspices of Alpha Chapter of Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity, of which he
is a member.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Conference Set Tuesday

+ Members of the Youth Confer
ence of Christians and Jews will
hold a dinner meeting at $50 pm
Tuesday in Mary Graydon Hall
American University, to make plans
for the winter program designed to
advance intergroup understanding.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
KONVENClJA SOC.
STRANKE

V petek 81. maja oh 10. dop.
Sc pricne v Chicago V hotelu
Hamilton konvencija soc. stran-
Ike. Vec o Mi je bio V prejsnji
Stevilki. Norman Thomas in
Maynard c. Kruger, ter stran-
kin tajnik Harry Fleischman
bodo V dneh tega zoorovanja 60
vorili tudi pc radiu. Cas- DO or
nanjen V radio sporedih V dnev-
mem casopisju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

VoJaSka komanda S svojimi strazami in razobesna zvezdnato "a
stavo, XII pomeni, da so odslej posest zvezne Wade. A premogari
SO ostai donna. In zeleznicarji pa pricei S svojo stavko %. maja
Zvezni kongres je zasedal vo noe. ITO je upor proti vladi!"
SO Vpii reakcionarni "delavski priatelji' republikanske in demo-
kratske stranke ter Sc zarotili ostati ma svojih sedezih zdrzema
toiko casa, da Sc sprejme move postave proti uniam in posebno
prot njihnim Voditeljem, ker delavcev MISC pozvali ma delo z ge-
slom, da prot vladi ne smemo stavkati!'
Zadnjic je bill ustavljen ma ameriSkih zeleznicah YES promet
pred petdesetimi lett. Toda takrat ia prometni sistem nj bill nti
senca V primeri z danaSnjim modernim zelezniSkim aparatom.
Seveda je taxa stavka katastrofa v tenn, ker vrze ve ekonomsko
zlvljenje dezele S tira. Vh tega povzroci ogromno skodo ma ia
kemu blagu, katero Sc pokvari, &c ostane V skladScih, ali pa V va
gonih, Miljone ljudi je morale oh 4. uri %. maja, ko Sc je stavka
pricela, obstati dalec cd svojega ella. Ljudje, XII so odvisni "a
rrihajanje ma delo cd predmestnih lokalnih vlakov, so morali
ostati donna, ako 81 MISC mogli dobiti avta ali kakega drugega pre-
voznega sistema.
Vsaka stavka zadene ne samo lastnike in njihnih dobickov,
anpak potiple vec ali mani tudi ljudske mnozice. Toda nobene
ne boil kot stavke delavcev transportnih sistemov, posebno &c Sc
razteza po vsi dezeE.
Kadar so ma stavki delavci kake unije CIO, imajo V kon-
sresu, V tSku in V radiu obicaj kricati, da povzrocajo to zmedo
"komunisti", ceprav Philip Murray oh vsaki taxi priliki po-
udarja, da CIO nj komunistcna organizacija.
Bratovscne zelezniskih strojevodij in brativscini vlako-
spremnega osebja ter njunim voditeljem ne more nihce ocitati,
da sta pod vplivom "komunisticnih ~hujskacev". To sta zea start,
ugledni, konservativni organizaciji. Njuni clani so bill pred lett
oznacevani "a "aristocracy of labor. A sedai pa TAXA patriotcna
unia stavka prot vladT!
Kako prijetno hi bilo kongresnikom, H. V. Kaltenbornu Peg
lerju in vsemu kapitalisticnemu tisku, &c bi mogli Johnu L.
Iewisu reel, da je "komunist' ali sal "sopotnik". Toda on oboje
strastno sovrazi. V politiki je republikanec z izjemo par let, ko je
bill demokrat. Torej Sc tie katastrofe ne more naprtiti komunistom
Sc mani socialistom, ker njihen vpliv v unijah je splahnel v per-
sekucijah, XII so jh bill delezni v prvi svetovni vojni.
Torej ako vrzejo gospodarsko zivljenje te dezele z njenih te-
cajev tako konservativne unije, kot sta omenjeni bratovscini re
leznicarjev, in pa John L. Lewis S svojo unijo premogarjev, po-
tenn je nekaj narobe V tel dezei, in ia 'nekaj' je MEN sistem,
XII mu je profitarstvo in izkorscanje temeljni smoter.
Naredba, S katero je predsednik Truman stavko zeleznicar-
Jv uklnll, nj tie resnlce V nicemer spremenila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
Nv = Ef Y

spremembe. Da hi vsaj vode do
bill
"Kar mirni bodite in ubogaj-
te, karkoli vam poreko. Pa Sc
vam ne DO mic hudega zgodilo.
Sal SO kristjani, kakor ste vi"
Tako mas je Sc zadnjo nedeljo
opominjal zupnik. Ampak zup-
nika nj bio craven, da hi videl
in okusil, kako so kristjani po-
stopali S kristjani.
Oglasil Sc je nekdo "a mano,
pa vpraSal, kan mas zeneio. Ia
odgovor je dobil taksen sunek V
hrbet, da je omahnil in pr tenn
skoro podrl Sc meme, XII sem
stopal pred MIN. o. p%rekipeva-
jocega srda je nekoliko pregla-
sno zaklel, Potegnili SO ga il vr-
ste, pa ga oh kraju ceste pred
naSimi ocmi ubili.
ZgOdllO Sc Je tako magic IN ne
pricakoVano, da smo stall kakor
odreveneli. Oni spredaj menda
sploh vedeli MISC, "a kaj gre.
Ampak mnogi SO videli ma tleh
truplo S preklano glavo. In tru-
plo nj bio V uniformi -. In
mnoge oci SO tedaj STEELE glave
strazarjev, XII SO bevskali in mas
suvali dale.
Takrat sem vedel, da moran
pobegniti. A nisem bill sam, XII
je tako sklenil. Ma usesa so nam
udarili streli. Tudi "a mano bo-
do streljali -. Maj!
Poleg meme je stopal sivolas
MOI. Nekaj je posepetaval. Spr-
va sem mislil, da moli. Pa je Sc
petal meni. "Ti kanis pobegniti
-. Preraven svet :. Nj kritja -,
Pocakaj -. Pridemo do gozda
-. Ali vasi Drevje -, VeG
prilike -"
"A viz"
Odhrkal Sc je in Sc napol ozrl
Pc bajonetih. "V nogah sem
slab -. Ne pa V rokah -. Imam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Rozredni boi v kapifoIistienem sistemU
neizbezen fudi &c ne bi bio rodikaLcev

V tenn listu nismo nikdar pritrjevali onim, XII so prerokovali,
kako Sc DO pc vojni ve nagloma preurejevalo "a produkcjo CT
vllnih potrebScin, ljudstvo Sc hipoma prlagodilo miru, XII ga je
komaj cakalo, in uzvali bono sadove image ter pridobitve stirih
svobodscin in demokraciIe Sirom sveta.
Mimic je re leto pc vojni, a socia1ni nepokoj narasca. Indu-
strlja je Sc vedno S tira, lastniki tovarn oblaGil, obuval in neStetih
drugih potrebscin SO ma sedeci stavki, ker hocejo ukinjenje kon-
trole mad cenami in odpravo drugih vladimir regulacij, crna BORA
cvete, prlhranki ljudstva Sc krGijo in Sc stekajo nazaj V blagajne
financnih in industrialnih velikaSev, borzijanov, zemljiscnih p-
lavk in raketirjev, delavstvo pa Sc Gudi, kaj Sc godi okrog MEGA.
In je zahtevalo Cd svojih vodieljev V unijah, da mai ali draginii
zastavijc pot, ali pa jim izvojujejo zvSanie mezde.
Zacele so Sc velke stavke V avtni, V ieklarski in v vse sorte
drugih industrijah, Xxi Sc jh je poravnalo in V Bell Hist so Sc Cd
dahnili, .ceS, vendar enkrat!
Pa Sc je pricela stavka premogarjev.
Komaj je bio proglasenega v stavki premogariev diva tedna
premirja in Sc je vecna kopacev vrnlo v rove, re ie zapretila
stavka ma zeleznIcah. Predsednik Truman je v tel naivecji indu-
strialni krizi tidal ukaz, da prevzame premogovnike in zeleznice
v svoj obrat vlada.
To Sc je zgodio V tednu z dine 20. maja. Pred rove ie prYla
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

Posneto IL pisma nekega slo-
venskega kmeckega fanta:
Tudi JAZZ sem bill partizan. Ma
sa vas je srednje velika in lei
sama Ease. Bill smo tiste prve
dni veseli, da smo ma 'kraiu sve-
ia, kakor smo rekli. Zakaj po-
vsod so bill re Italijani, lie k nam
jih Sc nj bio. Nazadnje so zlo-
tvori lie priSli.
Popisali so mas in naso imo-
vino, pa zaceli jemati ma debelo.
Kdor je pogodrnjal, je dobil s
kopitom pc CLAW. Nasa matt
je jokaje kazala ma mas, ces,
kako mas DO prezivljala. Ko
jim je tolmac razlozil materino
tozbo, so Sc zakrohotali.
Nj bio dolgo, pa smo razu-
NELL njihov krohot. Ma vse Ego
daj SO priSli. Pustili so, da smo
zajtrkovali, nato pa zgnali sku-
PAL moze in fante, pa hajdi ma
pot. Matt naSa seveca zopet V
jok "a svoje tri sinove. Vdova
je, sal enega otroka il maj pu-
ste -. JAZZ sem bill najmlajsi.
Mic MISC povedali, kdaj pride
10 po mas in tako nismo incl
nekateri niti kruha "a ma pot.
Ma glavni cesti smo zadeli oh
drugo skupino. Dotlej sem bill z
molina bratoma skupaj. Zdaj
so mas vse premeSali. NaSa "a
lostna procesija Sc je med potjo
Sc parkrat povecala, in vsako-
KRAFT SO mas premeSali kakor fl
FOL ma reSetu, tako da bi bilo
med Mani elm mani poznan-
silva. Pa sal govoriti med sabo
nismo smell.
Straznikov je bio z Mani kot
toce. Lacni in izmuceni smo
krevsali pc prasni cesti, ko Sc je
re dan nagibal. Strazniki so Sc
bill "a tega re dvakrat izmenja-
Ii, lie "a mas nj bilo nikakrsne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

racun Videl 81, kako so ga
ubili -. To je bill danes re dru-
81 -. Prvi je bill moi sin . Moi
sin! Pc nedolznem so gal"
Cd desne in leve smo ga S ko-
molci suvali, opozarjali, mai
molci. Toda MOI Sc je cd zalo-
sti spozabil in vse glasneje je "a
eel besneti: Donna so ga! z gla-
vo ma rojstnem pragu je oble-
zal. Pc nedolznem!" Zagnal Sc
je pri tenn IL vrste in preden
smo Sc zavedli, kaj Sc godi,
so re mahali pc MEM. Ia trenu-
tex sem porabil JAZZ in mnogi
drugi. Ma sreco je bilo re dokaj
temno in oblacno. Padel sem ne
dalec cd ceste. Vendar ne cd
krogle, ceprav SO frcale okrog
meme. Z obrazom ma zemlii sem
neglbnO oblezal in cakal, cakal
ure in ure. Nato pa pc vseh sti-
rib dale.
10 Sc je zdanilo, sem bill re
V gozdu. Pred mano so priSli
tia Sc trije drugi cd naSe sku-
pine. Eden cd Min je incl voja-
Sko puSko. Spodnesel je Lahu
noge ter namesto sebe MEGA po-
slal ma oni svet, je pravil.
"PuSka! Ena sama "a stiri?.
Treba jih DO vec," sem rekel in
Sc nehote zgrozil. o, bill sem ia
KRAFT Sc mlad. Spogledali so Sc in
mi podali roko, rekoc: "Torei nj
smo vec trije, ampak STRIFE! Pa
mas DO kmalu Sc vec in gorje Sc
tedaj Lahom!"
Sele pc nekaj mesecih sem Sc
pritibotapil do nase vasi. Bila ie
nedelja in sonce je zahajalo, ko
sem prvic zopet ugledal nase
njive in "a mimi nase selo. Nj
sem Cakal noci, ampak sem kre-
nil cez njive. Bill sem re blizu
vrtov, ko sem ugledal zeno ter
10 takoj spoznal. Sal je bila mo-
ia matt. Poklical sem jo. Ia hip
Sc je ustavila, nato pa Sc boil
sklonjena korakala dale. VINO
vic sem 10 poklical in stekel k
Mi.
Ustrasil SEN Sc, ko sem 10 vi
del cd blizu. Silno postarana in
osivela je zrla vame, kakor da
me ne poZna.
"Da, JAZZ sem, Tone 80"
Tedaj sele je razprostrla roke.
Moe in dan tie vidim in cujem,
tebe, Janeza in Petra. cato ne
morem vec verjeti ne svojim
ocem in ne usesom -. AL 81 res
til" In me je otipavala ter jo-
kala.
"Pojdiva, mama, zdaj domov.
Truden sem in lacen, lacen."
Tedaj Sc je matt nekam pla-
sno ozrla okrog sebe, Sc spustila
ma skalino kraj poti in me po-
tegnila k sebi. Pocasi sem do
umel besede, XII SO Sc il med i'll
tenjem trgale il grla. "Brez vse-
ga smo -. Mas dom je v pepe-
lu -. Izdali so mas"
Nj me pustila V vas. Maj Sc po-
pref izcisti, kdo je KIDD, je rekla.
Zakaj brat bratu vec ne zaupa.
ne sin ocetu. zupnik Sc je po-
brazil z Italijani in potegni]
mnogo faranov "a seboj. A ne
vseh. Mnogo jih je, Xxi Sc Sc Misc
znaSli.
"Jaz pridem lazje do tebe, ne
go ii do mene!" In povedati sem
il moral, kJe jO' bonn pocakal. Y
mesecini je priSla; prinesla je
kruha in mesa in veliko ponev
Objela me je ter dejala skorc
ponosno: "Jej, da hos jak in mo-
can, tt moi pa%rtizan!"
KOkINEEkITIIA coo
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IOsKO OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

mania politika je skoro vsepo-
vsod podpiranje reakcije. To vi
dino glede Spanije, Kitajske,
~Italije it'd.
VpraSanje Irana DO menda Sc
daj reSeno sal zacasno z urad-
MIN %porocilom predsednika Via
de Armada Ghavana, katero
uradno potrdi, da SO ruske cetc
zapustile Iran Sc pred doloce-
MIN casom. Wee 0 tel dezeli pri-
hodnjic.
V Argentina nastopi prihodnji
mesec svoje predsednisko mesto
Juan Peron. NaSemu drzavnemu
departmental to nj ravno ljubo,
Sc posebno ne, ker je bill Two
lien proti nasi zelji. Ali ker Sc
naSi drzavniki V takih stvareh
realisti, BIO menda vse pozablje-
no, ceprav je znano o Perono-
VEN fasizmu. Da DO prihodnjih
mesecih precej zanimivih movie
IL tie dezele je gotovo in to velja
"a vso JUNO Ameriko.
Smrtna kosa
Komaj je pred mesecem legeI
V grob mas Milan Kokanovic V
Detroitu, Sc je ponovno odprl
grob - in to pot tn pri mas V
Chicago. Umrl je mas start INA
nee in sodrug Louis Volk. Ko-
maj dober teden pref sem ga vi
del ma veselici, in zgledal je
zdrav. Ali menda nj bio tako.
Podvrgel Sc je tezki operaciji in
je umrl ma operacijski mizi. Loj-
zeta Volka bono tezko pogre-
sail. zivel je V severnem delu
mesta, kjer je bill vedno zelo ak
tiven. Maj mu DO zemlja lahka
in njegovi druzini naSe sozalje.
POdrobnOsti
V Vatikanu ne gledajo z vese-
lem ma blizajoce Sc volitve V
I~taliji. Ceprav je odsel mali kra-
ljicek S %pozorisca, je Sc vedno
nevarnost, da zaide italijansko
ljudstvo proved ma levo. Sveti
oce je re parkrat opozoril itali-
iansko zenstvo, kako mora vo-
lit ter da je vera in ME institu-
CHE steber Italije, socialism in
komunizem pa satanov izrodek,
Da je napravil svoj argument Sc
mocne$Si, je sedaj zagrozil ii
slim greSnikom, kateri bodo vo-
iii "a levico, z izobcenjem IL ka-
toliSke cerkve. Pac straSna ka-
zen.
Spanish Caudilo Sc je tudi
razjezil mad Rusijo. V svojem
govoru V parlamentu je med
drugim omenil podlo politiko
Stalina, ker je slednji odprl vra-
ia cerkvam V Rusiji ms tenn Ia
eel konkurirati z Rimom. HIM,
kakSna podlost!
PrOletarec
Menda raZume VSak ZaVeden
slovenski delavec potrebo naSe-
ga lista. V cash, V katerih zivi-
mo, je nam mas list boil potre-
ben kot kdaj pref. Razumeti je
treba, da SO pr izdajanju delav-
skega socialisticnega lista vedno
tezkoce ter potrebe pomoci We
like. cato je nujno, da uporabi-
mo vsako priliko "a agitacijo in
&c je mogoce, mu nabrati tudi
kaj denarnih prispevkov.
J. Oven, Clarendon Hills, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
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