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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
Senators Propose Early
Meeting OF Big Three

WASHINGTON, April 6.-tH-
Senators Connally (D-Tex) and
Austin (R-VD proposed tonight
an early meeting of President Tru.
man, Prime Minister Attlee and
Generalissimo Stain to settle is
sues the lawmakers said can only
be decided by the wars victors
The chairman of the senate
foreign relations committee and
one of its republican members
agreed in talks prepared for p
state department broadcast over
NBC that such a meeting in M
way would bypass" the United
Nations in its effort to solve work
problems.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
BY JOHN SKIES


This is the third of three INSTALL
ments taken from Andrew ]. How
ellis book, THE Book of Whining.
ton," on the beginning Of Whining
ton and the Cape Fear country.
Brunswick suffered from many
hurricanes, including a severe one
in 1861, which also broke through
the river to form New Inlet that
was to become the chief entrance
to the harbor. These destructive ep-
isodes seemed to have had a dis
couraging effect upon the already
diminished life of the town and its
commercial affairs were gradually
transferred to Wilmington. A final
storm in September, 1859, all but
sounded the funeral dirge of Bruins
wick. AL through it's life the town
suffered another misfortune. 1t was
very unhealthy and one can well
imagine the swarms of mosquitoes
which must have visited the town
with their great infection of ma
laria. go.
1T was at Brunswick, or rather
at his residence of Russellborough
on its outskirts, that Governor Try
on had to face much of the stub
born resistance of the people to
the Stamp Act. 1t was from there.
also, that he sent a young panther
captured nearby to His Majesty
the King.
"A few years after the establish.
ment of Brunswick, tina is, in $780,
a new town site was located further
up the river. 1t was opposite the
confluence OF the northwest and
northeast branches of the Cane
Fear, and was called New Liver
pool. The location was on lands
which had been granted to John
Maultsby. The site had natural ad.
vantages as a trading post, but the
town does not seem to have gotten
good start before another settle
mert started little to the south
OF 1t. That is, in 1882 a new one
came into existence at the river.
side near what is now Market
street, Wilmington. 1t was called
New Town." or Newton, and was
located on lands granted to John
Watson. Michael Higgins, Joshua
Granger and James WimbIe are
mentioned as persons laying off the
town along with Watson. The name
OF Newton seems to have absorbed
the general situation, altho1gh
some of the old property deeds de-
scribe lots to have been in the
town OF Newton or New LIVERPOOL
There is a variation of dates
relating to the establishment of the
towns OF New Liverpool and New
ton, as given by different histor-
lans; but the earliest dates men.
toned have been given here, and
they are probably correct. At anv
rate, it would be quite impossible
to FIX definitely at this late period
the dates at which trading places
which would later develop into
towns, had their real beginning
"Tiais was the beginning of Will
nington.
There Was an excellent harbor
at Newton and good landing places
for vessels; and it was easily ac-
cessihle to traders from the plan
tations in the interior along the
watercourses. Thus it inevitably
took over much of the commerce
which had Heretofore gone to
Brunswick.
There was branch, or run. of
the river which went diagonally
across the town site, and permitted
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
Bombing Crew Veteran
Returns To Home Here
After Pacific Service

Staff Sgt. L. Jack Wilson, son
OF MIR. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson, 1910
MARKET street road, returned home
recently, after being discharged
from the Army Air Corps.
he served in the 10th Air Force
1or over two years as a member
VI oolno!ng crews in the South
racine. He completed 10 bombing
wilson wears the Air medal with
one oak cluster and two battle
stars IN addition to a presidential
unit citation.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

A boost is contemplated in many American
cities bus and street car fares Hop right
aboard and be taken for ride.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

Washington man whose wife got divorce
was awarded bathing suit from the house.
hold effects. Just in case he decided to take
another plunge.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

complete ''horne of tomorrow was built
in Cleveland's auditorium for the Home and
Flower snow. There was no charge for wishing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

Vermont was once clained bv
ootn New York and New Hamp-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

Nicaragua has the largest area
Of any Central American republic.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07

Fart OF the pleasure is lost when you take
vacation just to keep on loafing,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-07
LETTER BOX
MAKING 1T CLEAR
Tc the Editor:

Tc the Editor:
Please make it clear that IL,
University of North Carolina Press
is not sponsoring the Bulwinkle hin
advertisement. Thirty two Years
ago Governor Craig said that I'M.
just freight rate discrimina,iors
we're costing North Carolina s40on
O0c,0 900 yearly. The loss is twico
this figure today.
John W. Clark,
Franklin, N. c.
April 5, 1916.
The above refers to an advertise
ment submitted to the Star and an
pearing in the issue OF April :
which did not carry Mr., Clsrk's
name but indicated the book wal.
ter C1ark-Fighting Judge" is pub.
lished by the North Carolina Press
The Editor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
Phi XII. upeIira no zenske, moi
qredo 20 cerkev "od hise do hise"

V Itaiii Sc vrSi borba, cegava mai bo: ali Sc pod privilegiji
ali pa Sc jo polaste tst, XII sedaj deajo "a druge.
Mussolni je bill strmoglavjen, nato porazen in koncno umor-
jn, toda posedujoti soj je Sc gospodar italjanske drzave.
Najvaznej$i del vladajocega sistema V Itaiji je cerkev. Dne
2 junija bodo VOlii, ali maj DO Sc monarhUa, ali pa maj postane re-
pubIika. Republika V Itaiji pomeni povsem nekaj drugega kakor
pri mas. Kajti naSa repubEka je reSna vec monarhov kakor pa
Veika Britannia in mnogim je pomagala nazaj ma prestol, ali
pa jim jh je zagotavljala, ma primer Otonu Habsburskemu.
Republikanske revolucije V Evropi pa pomenijo cestokrat
tudi revolucrio proti cerkveni nadvladi in pa strmoglavljenje pi-
vilegijev.
Papez Sc BOZ, da Sc TAXA revolucija utegne dogoditi v Italiji
V nieni zgodovini dobne tudi zenske volilno pravico, Sc je Phi XII.
dne 10, maja obrnl S posebnim pastirskim pismom, ali kakor re
Sc oznacujejo take cerkvene poslanice, ma zenske.
"PoJdite vse ma voliSce," jim je dejal, 'in glasujte v obrambo
SVOje we're" (Vsakdo We, da vera, ali cerkev, V Italiji nj V ne
varnosti)
Znacilno je, da cerkev nj Sc nikdar propaganda enakoprav-
nOSti zensk. Volnno pravico VsepovSod-tako tudi V Italiji-so Jim
izvojevali socialist. In elm SO jo dobie, so glasove zensk mono
polizirali klerikalci.
Ne samo V Itaiji ampak vec ali mani tudi v Zed. drzavah.
Phi XII. morda nj Gital Sinclairievega Jimmie Higginsa,
ampak razume pomen agitacje. "Govori z vsakim, XII ga srecas,"
je zakHcal zenskam, Sin ga prepricaj, maj glasuje tako, da ne DO
cerkev priSla V pogubo"
Jasno je, da je katohSka cerkev v poitiki boil iavno in Cd
lotnejSe kt Sc kdaj. MANFRED, sedaj je naravnost V Mi. Je odlocno
"a obVarOVanje faSzma V Spaniji in ustanovila je pod masko de-
mOkraciie katoliSke stranke povsod, kjer bi utegnile kaj pome-
nit. In marsikje Sc prenavljajo V vladajoce stranke. N. pr. V
Avstriji, Francij, NemciU, Itaiji it'd. Ne verujejo V demokracjo,
toda zmagujejo pc demokraticnih pravilih, ker imajo posedujoci
Sloji denar, VpiV in pa kr je masa ignorantna in vsled svoje ne
Vcdnosti zapravlja demokratiGne pridobitve.
Ampak Phi XII. vseeno cui, da zivljenje svojemu sistemu
scer lahko podaljSuje, a ohraniti ga nit S Sc takimi apeli vendar
ne DO mogeI. ZakOnl razVoja so prot MENU.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
Kor priznoimo: borbo ie med
kupitulizmom i'm sociuiizmom

' lOklu SO dellH prVega nala letake-breZ pOdpiSa-V ka-
tenh Sc Je dOlzllO zavezniSkO (ameriSko) VojaSko Waldo, da pro-
teMra reakcijo in sploh da skuSa ohraniti japonsko cesarstvo pod
okriljem starih tradicij.
mi nismo "a komunizem V Zed. drzavah, ne ma Japonskem,'
Ie odgoVoril ma tSti letak George Atcheson Jr, XII ie svetovalec
amerlske VojaSke Wade pri MacArhurju.
Mi smo roper Tita cato, kr je njegova Jugoslavija zavrgla
dnaStJo IN uVedla Slstem socializacije V boljSi obliki kakor pa
10 je pred okrog 80 lett boljSeviSka Russia.
Zvezni senat je dovoil Angliji bizu Stir miijarde "rado-
darnega' posoJla V Veri, da DO to pomagalo ohraniti svet pod
naSo (angO-ameriSko) ekonomsko kontrolo. Kanada ie priskocila
K tel akciji S poldrugo miljardo posojila AngHji.
Iako Sc ia borba VSi ne samo med kolektivizmom in kapi-
tallzmom temvec tudi med dvema skupinama sill, XII tekmuieta
"a nadvado mad svetom.
Nobena skrlvnost nj, da tekmujejo zapadne sie ma eni strani
IN OSSR ma drugi "a kontrolo mad Nemcijo-ali bolje, da Sc 10
organlzlra v moznl borbi med kapitalsticnim zapadom in soviet
skim sistemom.
V Latinski Ameriki til. Posedujoci sloji Sc opriiemaio ia
Slzma V Verl, ola to je edno kar jh lahko obvaruje pred socialno
revouciio.
SpanlJa, v kateri SO Sc priviegiji resii demokraticne repu-
Dixie S pomocJo Hltlerjeve in Mussolinijeve intervencije, ter z
"heVtraJnostJo' demokraticnih draw, je spet v vetiu in demo-
kratlcnl zapad ST nova prizadeva, da Sc je ne hi izrocilo "komu-
nizmu", to je, socialni revoluciji.
Ma PolJskem DIVA stara, plemiska reakciia. s pomocio HER
afhlJe, kl pedlra ma lgnorantne kmete, mai Sc nkar ne puste "a
pelJat1 hudlcu, XII jh omanlja in izvablja v "vecno pogubo". Mi.
&c Sc praV, Led. drzave, ozirona naSa vlada, pa S prizadeva. da
1 Sc Soclalna revolucija preprecila in to skusa ma Kitaiskem, v
ltahJl IN pomagamo Angiji, da Sc ne bi dogodila v Grcii, v Indii
in kjersizebodi.
A Pc svetu vzic tenu ve. Ia demokraciio hi Zed drzave
lahko res kaJ stor1le lie, ce ne bi Uncle zascito kapitalizma v mi
slim. ia Smo menda pozabii, S kakSno mujo ga lie v "depresiii"
+. D. Roosevelt resil. In sedaj Sc mas ekonomski. sistem nagiba v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

"Prisegli ste mi zvestobo, to
Sc pravi, otroci mole garde, vi
ste sedaj moi vojaki. z duso in
telesom ste Sc predali meni: sa-
mo enega sovraznika innate in to
je moi sovraznik. PR sedaniih
socialisticnih rovarjenjih Sc la
hko zgodi, da yam bonn zapove-
dial p~ostreliti vase sorodnike,
brate, tudi starSe - kar vas 81
Ger Bog obvaruj! - toda V ia
KEN slucaju morate brez obo-
taVljanja slediti moi z3povedi.'
Wilhelm II. pr zaprisegi re-
krutov gardnih polkov V Pots
damu dne %. novembra 1891
e.. &c pridete pred sovrazni-
ka, ga morate pobiti. Nobenega
pardona! Nobenih uietnikovl
Kogar dobite V roke, yam je "a
padel. Kakor so Sc pred tisoG
lett proslavili pod kraljem Attic
Hum, da Sc danes odmeva Nth
mogocnost V pravljicah, tako
proslavite tudi vi ime Nemca ma
Kitajskem in tisoc let naprej, da
81 nikoli ne DO upal noben Kita-
jec nit postrani Nemca pogle-
dati."
Viljem II. dine 81. julia 1900
6etam pred odhodom V vzhodno
Azijo.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
Seznom priredb
slovenskih organi~
zacii Chicago

DruStvO George Washington st.
270 SNPJ. - Slavnost 3O-letnice
V soboto 25. maja.
DruStvO Summit st. 7O7 SNPJ.-
V nedeljo 20. maja zabava in pred
vajanje filmskih silk liz Jugosla-
vie. Priredba Sc vrSi V Valley
Louckas Hall, 1905 w. Archer Ave.
DrustvO "Delavec" st. 8 SNIP
priredi V nede1jo 2. juniia V Hrvat-
skem domu, 9818 Commercial Ave.
veselico V pozdrav in V korist fan
tom, XII so Sc vrnili il armada in
mornarice. Zabava Sc priGne oh
3. popoldne.
Klub st. l JSZ.-Piknik v korist
"Proletarca" ma KegloVem Vrtu v
soboto 20. julia Ito je tretio soboto
V juliju).
Pew. zbOr France PreSeren. -
Piknik V nedeljo %. julia pr Ke-
glu V Willow Springsu.
pioneer" st. 599 SNPJ. - Pix
mix V soboto' 8. augusta v Pilsen
parku, 26th st. & Albany Ave.
Or~ganizacije V Chicago in oko-
lici, XII zele imeti svoje priredbe or
nacene v tenn seznamu, mai nam
sporoce podatke, enako tudi po-
pravke v slucaju pomot.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
fOsKO OVEN:
.RAZGOVOR1

jih znizala visjim. Ma ia naein
dobi zenska, katera je- pometala
in ribala pc sobah in katera lie
leta 1888 Zasluzila "a to delo
600 %dinarjev ma mesec - danes
1900 dinarjev. In ravnateli We
leprodajalne, kateri je iStega
leta zasluzil "a, 600 dinarjev ma
mesec = danes Same $500 di-
narjev. Clanek je zanimiv in
razpravlja tudi o razdelitvi zem-
lie in splosnem politicnem po-
lozaju.
NaSe priredbe
" nedeljo II. maja Sc ie v
dvorani SNPJ V Chicago vrSila
priredba podruznic SANSa,
MANFRED praznovanje osvobodit-
We Slovenije, ter OBJ enem V po-
moe otroSki bolnici v Sloveniii.
Ker. Sc je slucajno vrSila ma ia
kozvani Mothers Day., nj bila
dvorana nabito polna, kot bi mo
rala biti ali vseeno je bill rezul-
tat zelo dober. Program je bill
lep. Nastop pevskega zbora Pre-
serna in njegovega kvarteta je
napravil ma navzoee mocen Wis.
Nastop mladinskega n~araScaia
SNIP ter druge pevske locke so
bile zelo dobre. Ali o tenn SO ali
pa bodo veG pisali drugi. One
MIN pa maj govornico partizanko
Nado Kraigher, katera je V pre-
prostih ali V srce s~egajocih be
sedan opisala borbo in trpljenie
ne samo pa%rtizanov, ampak tudi
otrok. Sole SO tickle, ko je pri-
povedoVala o poruSenih vaseh,
kjer je V cell vasi bila samo ena
zlica, kjer nj bio ne kruha, ne
obleke, ne cevljev in ne hrane
Pripovedovala je 0 prenosu
otrok IL nemSkega "logarja'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taboriScaJ,
kjer je bio mad tisoc sestrada-
nih, pretepenih, ma pol mrtvih
otrok in cd katerih jih je ma po-
tn V zavetje umrlo mad 400 -
To so strahovite zgodbe, katere
Sc ii zaderejo V duSo. Kolekta
V dvorani S prispevki druStev.
kjer je samo South Chicago pri-
speValo mad pet sto dolarjev, je
znaSala mad $4,000.
SpOmini -.
Kot vsako leto cd kar je pred
petinsedemsetimi lett padla Pa
riSka komuna - DO svetovno de
lavstVo tudi letos praznovalo
spomin padlih junakov, kateri
SO padli V "krvavem tednu"
med devetnajstim in Stiriindvaj-
setim majem leta 1871. Kakor
sedaj je bilo tudi takrat premir-
je pc veliki vojski, samo da je
bila takrat omejena med Franco
jo in Nemcijo. Ali vpraSanje je
bilo isto kakor je danes - ljud-
stvo proti reakciji. Tudi danes
stoji ne samo Francija, ampak
Europa in yes svet pred istim
vpraSanjem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
Vfisi i'm odmevi

Ko sem V nedeljo, II. maja,
gledala in poslusala Nado Krai-
gerjevo ma nasem govorniskem
odru, Sc mi je zdelo, da vidim
poosebljeni simbolni lik parti-
zanske borbe. Drobna je in Sib-
ka, toda do zadnjega vlakenca
polna energije. LIE par ur pref
Sc je bila pripeljala, ali svoje
u%trujenosti nj pokazala. Sc ia
isti vecer je Sla zopet ma Wax . .
Il takih ljudi je bila sestav-
LENA partizanska vojska, IL lju-
di, XII MISC poznali, oziroma MISC
smell poznati napora. LIE tako
je mogla vztrajati do konca. Ste
Vilcno in materialno Sibka, kot
ie bila, bi Sc nikdar ne mogla
uveljaviti, kamoli Sc pOvzpeti
do tolikSnih uspehov, kot Jill je
dosegla, ako bi svoje moCi ne
crpala il vrelca trdne we're V
zmago mad krivico ter Sc z mad
cloveSko pozrtvovalnostjo vrgla
V boj.
Opisovaje nam nekatere stra-
nj partizanske borbe, mas je med
drugim povedla S seboj na pot,
ko je spremljala cd pomanjka-
MIA pogibajoco deco. "Toliko in
toliko smo Jill resili, toliko in
toliko nam jih je spotoma pomr-
10 49," je MEN glas tho, a raz-
locno tolmacil to, kar smo videli
zapisano V njenih oCeh.
Pomagala je, ko SO nesrecne-
mu mlademu partizanu recall
nogo, da SO mt reSili z~iVljenje.
Prisad, vsi znaki gnitja SO Sc
pokazali ma ranjeni nogi. Ali ia
k~ojsnja amputacija, ali pa smrt
-. Oh svitu gorece svece SO ga
oteli smrti Z orodjem, kot ga ra-
bimo V kuhinji Peli SO parti-
zanske pesmi = da SO preglasili
in ugluSili vzkrike bolnikove,
kajti ~uspavati, omamiti ga nj
bio S CHM -.
Taxa je bila partizanska Dor
ba. In kdo We, koliko je bilo slic-
nih prizorov! Nj cudno, da size
IL oci Made Krajgerjeve tolik-
Sna otozna resnoba, da tie zade-
ne prav do osrcja.
Med ocrtavanjem ma novo
prerojene in preurejene Jugo-
slavic Sc je dotaknila tudi po-
lozaja zenstva. Res je zalostno,
da je morale priti do te strahot-
ne, vecletne morije, Xxi je - no.
ces, noceS - vrgla moske in
zenske ia taisto tehtnico vred-
notenja. Tezko 81 je zamisliti,
kako bi Sc n. pr. V Jugoslaviji
izteklo, ako bi zene ne bile po-
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Ako verujete v poslanstvo, XII
ga vrsi "PrOletarec'', pomagajte
mu pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke v niegov
tiskOvni skladi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
I v T. ER !

slusale glasu svojega srca in svo-
je pameti, ampak bi lie topo pod
pirale svoje tradicionalno Jim
priznane tri hiSne vogale .
Dosihmal so kmetske zene
gladile pota lie do Min in GER
kVa; drugam SO jim bila zaprta.
Takisto nj bilo nj "a boil ali
mani izSolane has spodobno in
je njihovi "zenkosti" hudo sko-
dovalo, ako SO kdaj popolitizi-
rale, kajti to je bio izrecno mo-
Sko pole.
Ali bi bio tedaj cudno, ako
bi Sc zgolj S cerkvenimi nauki
podprte dezelanke kar ma splo-
Sno prikljucile izdajicam, XII SO
Sc borili ga Boga in sv. GER
kew? Ali BIZ bilo cudno, ako bi
ma placi in ma vsem prikrajSane
ter povsod odrivane izobrazen-
Ike estate V tel borbi popolnoma
pasivne?
Toda kri nj Voda, pravimo. In
vendar je neStetim zvodenela
slOVenska kri. Pc zilah sloven-
skega Skofa in mnogega sloven-
skega duhovnika Sc je pretakala
samo Sc zegnana rimska voda
- in ii ljudje SO imeli naSa po-
dezelja, zlasti zenstvo ma svoii
Vrvici! Kako lahko bi Sc biIo
zaobrnilo V napacno stran, &c bi
zene praVocasnO ne spregledale,
ali pa Sc klavrno prepuScale bo-
Iii wolff, natanko tako, kot SO
bile Vzgojene.
Cast parliament A dvakratna
cast njihovim zenam in dekle-
tom! Toda 4 COLIN pocascenjem
ne moreno napolniti niti enc
zlice, cd cast in slave Sc ne da
ziveti. Treba je drugega. Mad
10000 jetiGnih otrok je V Jugo-
slaviji, a samo okrog 5000 po~
stelj zanje! Bratje in sestre, Sc
ute V Yep, nudimo bolni deci
tega naSega naroda priliko, da
ozdravi, da zivi, sal je bill ustvar-
jen "a zivljenje, ne pa "a prera-
no smrt! Pomagajmo, da Sc boil
nisnica "a to nesrecno deco CHM
pref zgradi in opremi! Narodo-
va bodocnost lei v na~raScaiuI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

Kadar Sc spomnite svOjcev v
starem kraju, posljite Jim Ian
ski in pa letosnji Ameriski dru-
zinski koledar. Stane letoSnji
S1.65, lanski S1.5O. Posljite nam
naslOv in vsoto, drugo izvrsimo
mi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

Ve 1ste smeri. Ker pa Sc tega zaveda, krici, da vse, kar ie DO
svetu narobe, SO "konunisticne spletke".
Resnlea je, da je tn razredna borba V vecii obhki kot Sc kdai
pref. Nadaljevana DO Sc dolgo kajti socialni procesi Sc ne re-
SUO V enem dneVu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22
VeiesiIe nj vorno krifiziruti

Lebaneska VIada je ustaVila
diva dnevnika (eden je komuni-
~sticen) ker sta 10 kritizirala V
njenem "apizanju" Velike Bri-
tanije. V pojasnilo je navedla
"a vzrok, da sta kaznovana lista
"ogrozala jaVno varnost".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

Louis Adamic je avtor mno-
9Th knjig. Narcotic 81 Jill liz Pro-
ietarceve knjigarne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

Pisite pc novO knjigo oslo
vensko-ameriSka kuharica'' V
Proletarcevo knjigarno. Cena
$500. Narcotic 81 10 Sc danes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

CHM kaj stOriS Ia napredek ali
Sc bOjujes prot kapitalizmu, pa
81 oznacen med reakcijo "a 'ko-
munista' ali pa "a kOmunistic-
mega "sOpotnika'. Ampak kako
to, da Sc dObe i med naprednja-
XII ljudje, XII Sc TAXI propaganda
proti napredku vjamejo, to mi
nikakor ne gre v glav0!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-22

Resnica je redkOkdaj cista in nj
kdar preprOsta.-Oskar Wilde.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Unions
From the Journal Of Commerce

From the Journal Of Commerce.
Members of Congress, who for years
have blocked legislative reforms which
sought to place unions on an equal
basis with the rest of the population
are doing definite disservice to the
cause of organized labor. Such law
makers are merely postponing the day
when union excesses will be penalized
and, by their delay, perhaps assuring
penalties for the great majority of
well-behaved workers along with the
offenders.
Currently the members of the SEN
ate Labor Committee, headed by SEN
ator Murray, have responsibility to
this majority Of organized workmen as
well as to the general public to report
out the Hobbs antiracketeering bill
passed months ago by the House. Pub
lie resentment against the failure to
stop levying of tribute by union agents
may grow slowly, but in time it can
spill over the dam, with serious con-
sequences to all unions.
At present there is no bill before
either branch of Congress to remedy
the plain defects in the Wagner Act,
overdue as such action is The WELL
meaning and reasonable moves in this
direction several years ago didn't get
very far
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Action, Not Promises

1t is to be hoped that President
Truman's promise that the Patent
Office divisions still in Richmond
will be returned to Washington as
soon as possible will produce more
| results than the promises made in
the past by some of his subordinates.
The most recent promise that went
by the boards was one several
months ago that the Richmond
segment of the bureau would be
brought back home by July OF this
year. The deadline is more than
month in the past and action is
yet to be initiated.
The Presidents pledge, unfortu-
nately, was extremely indefinite.
Following so close on the equally
indefinite and unsatisfactory state
ment of Public Buildings Commits
sioner Reynolds, who seems to be
considering the possibility of finding
space for the Richmond branch in
some location other than it's own
quarters in the Commerce Building.
the prospects for an early return of
the evicted staff to Washington do
not appear too bright. Mr.. Reynolds
is quoted as saying that the Patent
Office space problem has had num-
Der one priority" Oh his program for
the past six months. 1t is hard to
understand why, with the closing of
numerous wartime activities since
VI Day, it has been impossible to
make room in Washington for
staff requiring only $4,000 square
feet of office space.
Mr.. Reynolds says the Patent
records are too important to be
housed anywhere but in "the high
est type" of Federal building. No
one will dispute that statement.
The Patent Office has such a home
already-but part of it is occupied
by agencies not related to the Patent
Office. These agencies had number
one priority on space during the war,
but conditions have changed. If
the priority which the Public Build
ings Administration has given the
Patent Office really means anything,
the PBA will give immediate atten-
ton to finding quarters outside the
Commerce Building, not for the
Richmond part of the Patent Office.
but for the personnel now occupying
space rightfully belonging to the
Patent Office. ..>~..e-s
The immediate and pressing need
of the Patent Office is unified opera
ton under one roof. Without such
unity, this important agency, whose
functioning is SO vital to industrial
research and progress in the post
war period, cannot hope to catch up
in its work. Rather, it may be
expected to continue to fall behind
to such an extent that inventors
will face even more discouraging
delays in obtaining action on their
applications. Some applications
already have been waiting nearly a
year and half for preliminary
examination. This is an intolerable
situation that calls for action. not
promises of action.