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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH


a. m. will be held at Zion Baptist
church Easter morning. Rev. h.
W. Bolts, pastor, will preach the
sermon, supported by the Senior
choir. At $50 a. m. the Church
School will meet.
At the regular morning worship
period, opening at 1O:45, Rev.
Henry Bolts, Jr., will deliver the
sermon beginning at Ills. Fol-
lowing the sermon the rites of
baptism will be performed.
A special Easter program will
be presented by the children of the
Sunday school at 3 p. m. D. J.
Wade is superintendent. Mrs.
Sarah Waugh, president, will pre-
side at the B. A. U. meeting at
$50 p. m.
The Zion Senior choir will be pre-
sented in an Easter pageant at 8
p. m. Mrs. Lucy Jones is president,
Mr.. Ed johnson, chorister.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
Rev. NJ. R. Hogarth will officiate
at Low Eucharist mass at St.
Thomas Episcopal church at 8 a. M,
Easter Sunday.
At IL a. m. special Easter mass
will be held with the choir singing
the particular edition of the serv-
ice, st. Dunstan's "Missa De
Angels" Mrs. Blanche Mason will
direct the choir.
WAYMAN A. NJ. E
Easter services at Wayman A.
N. E. church will begin with sun
rise service at a. m. until 9 a. m.
Sunday school will follow at 9:45.
At II a. m, Rev. Henderson Red
dick will preach on the subject,
'The Walk to Emmaus" from Luke
24:13-32. Special Easter music
will be sung by the choir.
BETHESDA BAPTIST
Special Easter music will be sung
and played at all services at
Bethesda Baptist church Sunday.
Sunday school will be the first
gathering of the day at GAS a. m.
"The Risen Christ" will be the
subject of the sermon by Rev. A.
F. Martin at the morning worship
service at IL a. m.
Easter eggs and candy will be
distributed to the children at the
special children's Sunday school
program at 4:30 p. M, under the
direction of Mrs. lone Brown.
ALLEN A. NJ. e. CHURCH
An old fashioned Easter egg hunt
will be held Easter Sunday after
noon at Allen A. N. E. church,
5024 Irving Ave. No. The hunt
will follow an Easter program at
4 p. m. Mrs. Harlan T. Russell,
evangelist, is pastor.
FOURTH STREET CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
The first meeting on Easter Sun
day, at Fourth Street Church Of
God in Christ, will be at 9 a. m.
communal service with Rev. G. W.
Mcconnell in the pulpit. The sub
ject for his sermon will be HE Is
Rsen," taken from Math. 1876.
At $50 p. m, the Young Peo-
Pies Willing Workers will present
an Easter program and distribute
Easter eggs and candy to the chill
dren.
ST. PETER A. NJ. e.
Rev. A. J. Irvine, pastor at st.
Peter, will deliver the sermon at
the IL a. m. Easter services Sum-
day. His topic will be "The Res
direction Of Christ, The Hope of
the World" Easter music will be
sung by the senior choir under
the direction of Mrs. Mary Louise
Cannon.
Special Easter services will be
held at the church annex, 3S41 E.
3Sth St., at Z p. m. Mrs. Emma
Simms will direct the choir at this
service.
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
The Easter Sunday morning wor-
ship of Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
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Elks Annual Sermon
On Easter Sunday
at Border Church

Ames Lodge No. 1O6 and Mime
haha Temple No. 129 of Minneapolis
and Gopher Lodge No. 1O5 and Como
Temple No. 12S of st. Paul will
unite in special service at Border
Methodist church, Minneapolis,
Easter Sunday at p. m, for their
annual sermon.
Rev. R. W. Kelley, minister at
Border, will preach the theme,
"The Sealing Stone"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
ST. LANES A. N. E.

The University of Life will con-
duct a sunrise worship service at
st. James A. NJ. E. church, st. Paul,
at $50 a. m. Rev. Paul Negano,
Japanese-American minister from
Bethel Institute, will bring the mes
sage. The Sunday school, Junior
church service will be held at 9 a. m.
The 10:45 a. m. Easter service
will be dedicated to greater St.
James. The subject of Rev. B. N.
Moore, the minister, will be The
Glorifed Personality" Mrs. Cora
E. Moore will direct the Senior
choir in Christ the Lord is Risen
Today" by Lyra Davidica. Mrs.
Alma Freeman will be the soloist.
After baptismal services, the Lords
Supper will be served.
At s p. m. the Senior choir will
be presented in a program of spe-
cial Easter music with tableau
scenes of the life of Christ.
MOUNT 0LIVET BAPTIST
Sunrise Easter services will be
conducted by the pastor, Rev. c. B.
Wheeler, at a. m. The topic for
his sermon will be Come See the
Place Where the Lord Lay" At
Gas a. m. Church School will meet
under the direction of Mr.. A. NJ.
Simmons, superintendent.
At the II a. m. regular worship
period, Rev. Wheeler will preach
on Good Friday and Easter
Through the Eyes of a Roman Sol
der"
The P. NJ. B. T. Y. Easter pro-
gram will be presented at 6 p. m.
At 7:45 p. m. the Senior choir
will be presented in a musical.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

Birthday greetings in st. Paul to Mrs.
Wanda Piper Owens, 4O3 N. Western and
Mrs. Otto Hall, 9S6 St. Anthony, April 9.
Mrs William White. 77S Rondo. April 10 {;
DR.. Lillian Lewis, SIS Iglehart Ave, April
IL; Mrs. Louis Moore, 662 w. Central
Ave, April ID.
In Minneapolis to Mrs. Mattiedna KEEL
ley, sl2 Fourth Ave. N, April 7: Mrs.
Lucille Cook, April IL; Mrs. Chas. Forge.
372S Minnehaha Ave, April IA; Charles
L. Seames, 1928 Fifth Ave. S.. Don La
Faucette, 1885 Fourth Ave. S., C. j. Van
Wrinkle, SIS Bryant Ave. N. April 10.
Belated greetings to Donald Brown, 1928
Fifth Ave. S., March 81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

James T. Wardlaw whose ap-
pOintment as executive secretary of
the Minneapolis Urban League was
announced last week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
CHARLES F. KING
DIES, FUNERAL
PLANS NOT COMPLETE

Charles F. King, Alps ClintoI
Ave. &c., died at Minneapolis Gen
eral Hospital, Wednesday, April B
Funeral plans were not complete at
press time. D. C. Dowdy Funeral
Home is in charge of funeral ar
engagements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

The wife is getting hep and is
going to start some action. (My,
N.Y.. There is little jealousy
at the University. (smile).
want to see you all at the Style
show Monday with your furs and
smiles. Easter Greeting to every
one.
Your friend,
CHICKIE.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

Among the visitors to the
Spokesman and Recorder office this
week were: Archie Roger Jones,
Simpson Sartin, Tom Carroll, Ben
jamin G. Russian, Mrs. Dorothy
Randell, Willie Ray, W. II. Martin,
Miss Doris Escue and Mrs. Helen
NJ. Grever.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
st. Paul Churches Announce
Special Easter Programs

Baptismal services viii follow the
musical.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

Hi there:
Well, Well, the love bug has even
gotten Sal. (My, N.Y.. This week
am pinch-hitting for Sal while
she is devoting her time to her
hubby, T/Sgt. William Whiteside,
who is at home on furlough.
Twin City Tidbits:
Leroy Reese has been seen in
civilization again. Received a
breezy card from Pvt. Preston
Johnson who is stationed at Fort
Smelling. He is now on his fur
Tough in New Orleans, La, and is
having a grand time. He sends
best regards to many of his friends.
BRADFORD BENNER, who
was stationed at Great Lakes is
being shipped to New York. @.
Cpl. Denis Hines, of the University
is now stationed at Camp Barkely,
Texas. Mrs. Dorothy Hines was
expecting him home during Easter
vacation.
Song of the Week:
Benny Carriers rendition of
"Poinciana" (Song of the trees).
It's really a beautiful song,
isn't it?
Roller Skating:
What Coast Guard was glancing
at a certain lovely girl at roller
skating Monday evening. . Len
ard Carter and Carolyn Combs
were looking each others way. .
Thisa and Thata:
Mrs. Lorna Hughes is going to
visit hubby during Easter vaca-
ton. Bob Pierre was seen
coming in at $50 Saturday eve
ming P. M.-quite early, don't
you think? Glad to know that
Donald McMoore won his fight.
Quite a few men have chosen
bowling for their sport. Mrs.
Ruth Pierre has been looking beau
tiful these days. What fine
looking lady has been seen with
B. c.?
Our Boys:
The town will be quite dead with
handsome Claud Mason and Clar-
ence Smith gone. Who's going tc
bring the New Year in with Bob
Pierre and Chubby Brady?
Among the other men going in the
armed forces is handsome Chandler
McWatt, Curtis Chivers, Bert Da-
wilson, Johnny Carter, Al Free
man. =.
Congrats:
Mrs. Lois Boudreaux of 1915
Fifth Avenue South, is proud moth
er of baby boy. . Also to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mayes. They have
baby girl. -.
Mrs. Beatrice S. Miller, a gospel
singer from Detroit, Mich, sang at
Zion Church Sunday morning. She
will sing Wednesday at Border and
Thursday at Bethesda.
Mrs. Russell Jones received word
from her son, Sgt. Vernon Gamble,
who is stationed in the South Pa
cific. He is very i'll in the hospital
in Bakersfield, Calf. P. F. C. Gea.
Crentendon and his wife, Madeline
Jones Crentendon, and baby visited
his folks in st. Joseph, Mo.
Harry B. Morris, who has been
stationed in Ireland for the last
year, is now going to Demolition
Training School before embarking
to parts unknown. ). Doris Ware,
Oliver Lee, Evelyn Escue, Al Free
man have been seen quite a BIT
lately.
Story of the Week:
A certain devoted couple won't
last very long. Poor wife stays
home and waits for hubby to come
home from work while hubby nlaYs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21
Railroad Miracle

Somewhere in the Seaboard All
Line organization is a good bit OF
genius. else the volume o1 traffic
that has moved over It's lines the
last three years never would nave
been possible with Il single truy.-
railroad. But To assume the respun-
bIlty Of moving the majority O.
the Southern Railways main Linz
passenger trains in addition To all
dis and actually to do it smoothly,
efficiently and without mjshap Is M
deed Ii modern miracle of railroudiug.
VINO would have thought that nor
anal volume could bc Increased by
aIty or one hundred percent Wit
the precision that has resulted
Somewhere i'm the organization are
u,u who really KNOW the business
.l ~fai'ru4diug, and who are indeed
asset 10 the company a. vel as
to patrons. They have demonstrated
Il i'm this emergency IN pJrucuI." ~,
,,d likewise in the overall picture
OF the record teats performed IN the
Last ,arrc years of war traffic.
~acn an organization is deserving
3d.. Vie bees, tine public can otter where
eyl,uue service is anticipated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

A Utah burglar broke into a store,
sWiped its clock but left the cash
register untouched. There's one
crock who probably won't be caught
mapping.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

Sports writer's are calling the St.
Louis Browns, American league pen
nant contenders, the peoples
CHOICE How about the 100000
people who live in New York City
and the 3,000,Q $50 n DetroIt9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21
GRAB BAG
Minulc Test.

!. What famous national park IS
coated in California;
2. Where are the Leenard islands?
3. What town IS located at the tip
II Cape Cod?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

The Nazi Gestapo. we read. are
keeping an eye on the Nazi Storm
Troopers, And the other eye, no
doubt. on the nearest exit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21
Words of Wisdom.

Perseverance is a Roman virtue,
pluck, success eve from the spcuI-
proof crests OF rugged danger
Hazard.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

Hitler has been kicked out Of
other nations living room" 50 fast
he didn't have time to change the
paper on the wall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

Hirohito's Ears should be plenty
red. They've been talking about him
in Quebec.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

WHEN YOU NEED CLOVER SEED.
rye, vetch, oats, barley, winter
peas, and grass seed call us, B,
NJ. Newman, phones 5l6-5l5. 2l-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

Onc-Ninutc Test Answers.
|. Yosemite.
2. In the Caribbean.
3. ProVinCCtOWn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

THERE WILL BE \ BARBECUE
at Mrs. flossI" Hayes on An
drcWS avenue, Saturday, Sept. q.
starting at i30 p. m. 2l-2n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

WANT ADS
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lege. Enter Monday, Scptcmbc,
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curriculum. Thorough Pcrson,i
Attention. After Wan onlv tbmIa
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"0lN'"''lI pos''loilS' 2l-3ti
H. O. FALKNER & SON. COW
and Wood. Phone 800. Can ~
tdlkner, he appreciates tho nr,.
Nilegc of serving you. fI,f
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SFPv
lccmcn now on display. See o'r
large assortment of Gifts for oyo,,.
seas boxes, School Bags, School
Supplies Fountain Pens, Srn,ch
Tape. and many other crItir,i
items, Affords Pts. G. Office sun.
ply Co. 1q-t,t
THERE WILL BE A BARBECUE
at MR.. flossle Hayes ON An
drcWs avenue, Saturday, Sept. "a
starting at 1870 p. m. 2I-2t,
THIS IS NOTICE THAT FORBt6
anyone to hire or harbor NV ii
year old son, Samuel Jane, Bull
lock, who left his home without
cause on Saturday. September rs
Richard Bullock, Route 3. Hondcr-
son, N. I. 20-3ti
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
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gas and time. Phone 439. Alwav,
ready to serve you. Hcrbert's Vel.
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WANTED - WOMAN FOR GEN
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21-3ti
WANTED-TO RENT OR BOR-
ON. for several weeks, wheel
char IN good condition. Prefer
adjustable type, Call Mrs. Ernest
Fleming, Phone l045-W. 16-iti
FREE FOR BABY - WE WILL
give FREE a nice clothes dryer
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

D.. G.. HOYLE CONTRACTOR AND
Builder, Building, painting, root
ing, and repairing. Also carry d
line Of paints, varnishes, enamels,
oils and turpentlne, Lowest prices
Phone 967. 20-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

ALL WORKERS, MALE AND FEE
male, must be hired under pro-
vision of War ManpoWer Commits
sion's Sterilization Program. I'm
der the new priorities referral
plan all male workers, and all in
migrant female workers, must be
hired through the local U. S. En-
ployment Service Office. Those
now employed in essential wal
work, including agriculture, need
not apply. TT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-21

JUST RECEIVED \ NEW SHIP
ment of Electric Churn Motors,
Flashlight battrics, Iron cords and
plugs and lamp cord wire. .Jen-
klns Radio & Sound Service.
Phone 4l6. 1881
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

MO jutri. Sc mani pa Sc utegne
zamisliti v bodocnost. Nekateri
pa Sc zanimajo boil "a posmrtno
zivljenje kot pa "a borbo " tel
solzni dolinin. cato pa imamo ta-
ko ogromno vojno in pa maso, XII
Sc niti ne zanima, KIDD 10 zastopa
v zakonodajah.
Tudi ie bio zanimivo citati
njegova opazovanja vlakov, XII
natrpani 2 vojaki vozijo proti
~bojiScem. Rekel bi: ives, Josko,
mnogi vojaki nit ne vedo, cemu
so ma takih voznjah, ker ne "a
popadejo, zakaj SO v vojni. v CT
vilnem zivljenju Sc "a politiko
MISC zanimali in sedaj jim je vse
to vrvenje tuje."
Prizori, ko vlaki, natrpani z
vojaki vozijo v pristane, Sc mi
nudijo vsak dan. Pc Is vagonov
dolg Wax. Okna so odprta in vo-
jaki mahajo z rokami V pozdrav.
Kar nekako tezko mi je, ko VEN,
kan Sc peljejo in Sc pri tenn
spomnim ma svoja diva sina, XII
sta tudi s1icno odpotovala.
v istem clanku je Oven ONE
nil potrebo agitacije "a Proletar-
ca. Poudaril je naraScanje stro-
skov, ker Sc je vse podrazilo. Ali
bono dovolili, da hi v teh okol-
scinah list zagazil " dolg in pri-
Sci v nevarnost Ia svoj obstoj?
To JAZZ podcrtam?
Vsi nasprotniki napredka Sc
nam bi lahko smejali, &c bi do
pustili kaj takega. Torej bono
raise skrbeli, da ostane Proleta-
rec tudi gmotno ma dobri podla-
gi, pa maj mas stane kolikor hece.
&c sedaj nimamo toliko casa, kot
smo ga imeli, Sc pa toliko lagIje
iztakne kje v zepu copak ali diva.
Torej V ten priporocilu v prid
~agitacije za list, vsi iskreno po-
zdravljeni. = Anton TomSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
STE DELEGATE MA
MiLWAUSKO KONFE-
RENCO ZE IZVOLILI?

Zadnjo nedeljo v juniiu (dne
25.) Sc DO v Sostarichevi dvora-
nj Milwaukeeju vrsila konfe-
renca zastopnikov drustev in
drugih organizacij, XII so pridru-
zene Prosvetni mattel. Pricela
Sc DO OBJ 10. dop.
VISA drustva v Chicago, Cice-
ri in druga v tenn okrozju, XII so
vclanjena v Prosvetni mattel,
so bila povabljena, da izvolijo
zastopnike, enako tudi klubi in
druge ustanove, XII SO vclaniene
" Mi. Katera zastopnikov ma
milwaukee, konferenco Sc MISC
delegirala, maj to store cimprej
Imena izvoljenih sporocite tai
niku Antonu Gardnu.
O dnevnem redu smo re DO
rocali. Ena glavnih took DO mas
tisk in njegova bodocnost, in pa
diskuzija o bodocem Sansovem
kongresu.
Ia vse udelezence DO preskrb-
lien obed dvorani.
DELEGATE maj pridejo zgodaj,
da Sc DO S sejo zares pricelo OBJ
10. dop.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
Nevornost nemSkih pod
mornic zeIo zmonisonu

Pred par lett so postale nem-
ske podmornice ma Atlantiku to-
like nevarne, da je prisla poseb-
no Anglia vsled Min v veliko
opasnost in Hitler je upal, da jo
DO z mimi sprawl kmalu ma ko-
lena. Toda ameriSki in angleski
bojni mornarici Sc je posrecilo "
dobrem eltu tie pirate zelo poGi-
stiti IL morja in Hitler je moral
S tenn sredstvom odnehati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

jeval. "Ljudje! Sal ste kristja-
nil"
"Krstni list maj pokaze!!" so Sc
posmehovali tisti, XII so stall "a
Andrejem. Ljudje SO Sc zgrinjali
in vedno vec Jill je bio, XII SO ne
zaupno premisljali: "Kaj MENU,
re vzame nase?"
Cello oni IL posebne sobe so Sc
postavljali "a Andreja.
(Dalje prlhodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

Mar mai scagamo radi tega? Kai
Sci Naprej do zazeljenega ella!
Priporocam, da maj agitiramo
kar naprej.
Cemu bi ne? Sal Proletarec to
vendar zasluzi. In prav gotovo
je, da je skozi VISA svoja leta bill
odloGno west borbi "a koristi de-
lavcev, neglede, kaj SO poceli
drugi slovenski listi.
V skupini okrog Proletarca je
tudi precej dobrih dopisnikov,
agitatorjev, drustvenikov in "a
drugarjev, kar vidimo IL porocil.
Ko to pisem, imam pred sabo
1914. stevilko Proletarca. V Mi
je seznam nash agitatorjev "a
tisoc novih narocnikov. Il poro-
ella je razvidno, da zasluzi "pu-
selc "a klobukom" Anton Zornik
il Herminija, Pa. On je prido-
bivanju novih narocnikov ma pr
VEN mestu. Osebno ga ne po-
znam. Pravili so mi, da je bill ma
II. redni konvenciji SNIP, pa Sc
mi nj predstavil, JAZZ pa tudi nj
sem vedel, da je med Mani. To
mu zamerim, ker on tam nj bill
tujec, JAZZ pa sem bill tuj. Dobro
pa Sc mi zdi, da oba ~agitirava "a
dobro stvar.
V tiskovni sklad je nabral mai
vec mas clevelandski sodrug
John Krebel. Mega pa tudi ose-
bno poznam. Metropola je veil
ka slovenska naselbina, lie Sko-
da, da Sc tudi v Mi mnogi roiaki
"a delavske liste prav malo ali
cello mic ne zanimajo. Bio bi ma
mestu, &c hi katera izmed ma
prednih Slovenk pripela Johnu
Kreblu V priznanje "a njegove
a~gitacijske aktivnosti puSelc ma
prsa.
Antona Jankovica tudi dobro.
poznam. Menu javno zagotav-
liam, da ko prideva skupaj bo-
dist V prizidku ali kjer re V ME
govern mestu, ga bonn potretal S
cemer DO hotel, torej tudi z ze-
lezno.
Tudi Milka Kres mi je oblju-
bila, da ko pridem v Cleveland.
ne bonn cd zeje umri. Torej Sc
bono vsi prav dobro imeli.
Nase vrle agitatorice Julio
Parkel in Kathy Horvatin il Los
Angelesa sem parkrat re omenil.
Res mi je vsec, kadar citam, da
so tudi zenske delovne v kampa-
Mi "a Proletarca. (Katka - sem
cital ~ Sc je preselila nazaj V
zakajeni Chicago.)
Il agitacijskih skuSenj yes:
MOI bi Sc narocil, pa mu zena
ne pusti. In primerja Sc tudi O.
bratno. Kdar je bill ma takih po-
tin, mi DO pritrdil, da je res tako.
V Los Angelesu SO nasi ljudje
razkropljeni sirom mesta. cato
pa nase agitatorice zasluzijo tam
Sc toliko vec priznanja, in vsi
tisti, XII jim pomagajo.
Pohvala gre tudi drugim, ma
primer rojakinjama Jennie in
Mary Marinsek v Gallupu, New
Mexico. ODE pridno agitirati "a
Proletarca, in &c nj Slovencev,
pa menda kar med indijanci.
Morda pr tenn naletita tudi ma
kakega indijanca, XII Una citati
slovensko, a lie znati noce, oziro-
ma priznati, da je Slovenec. Ali
pa Sc izgovarja, da nina casa
brati. Ali pa, da mt zena ne pu-
sti. Ali pa, da mu je "a mir v
druzini.
Omenjenih deklet sicer ne po-
znam, "a kar mi je prav zal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
IL URADA BIG"


Oakland, Calf. - Il mojega
urada porocila re dolgo nj bio
Nikar pa maj citatelji S tega ne
sklepajo, da Sc drzim zgolj v
"spodnjih prostorih'', kjer imam
"zlahtno kapljico''. Dan mine,
kot bi trenil. DelaS, da Sc ii vcasi
niti v "kevder'' ne zlubi.
A koncno sem 81 lie mislil:t
Gas je. Pricni in povej ljudem,
da tt je ia list ljub kakor zme-
rom, in da 81 zdrav in da Sc dolgo
ne misliS kandidirati v vecna To-
visca." Tako Sc je torej prime
rio, da sem Sc prisedel k mole
mu pisalnemu stroju = staremu
"podlesniku'', ne da bi 81 prime
sci kaj rujnega ma MILO.
Pomaknil Sc bonn v par receh
boil dalec nazaj, vse drugo DO
sodobno, ali kakor re hocete.
Dne Is. jan. t. l. smo prejeli "je-
zicni' brzojav (telefon) cd sina
Franka IL Louisiana. Govoril je
z mamo, ker meme nj bilo donna.
Pojasnil il je, da ina Same 6 dni
dopusta, kar je premalo, da hi
mogel Cd, tam ma dom in zopet
nazaj. Omenil je dale, da prica-
kuje v kratkem preselitve cez
luzo. Tako sta Sc sin in matt me-
Mia in ona je bila vesela njego-
vega glasu, Sc salila in bio je
vse dobro, dokler nista obesila
telefonskih sluSal nazaj ma klju-
Ike. Potem pa 81 lahko predstav-
Late, kako Sc je ona pocutila.
Sedaj je sin Frank nekje v
Angliji.Pise pogostoma in zago-
tavlja, da ,je vse OK. &c hi koga
zanimalo, sledece je njegov ma
SLOW: Capt. Frank Tomsic, $50
AAA AWBN APO $50 co New
York, N. y.
Najin drugi sin Joe je bill ma
stanjen V Floridi. Tudi on je bill
poslan tia eez re meseca marca.
Dolgo nismo prejeli cd MEGA no
benega glasu. Koncno je nam
porocal, da je nekje ma Angle
Skem. Morda sta z bratom blizu
skupaj. Toda kolikor imam cd
nju JAZZ sporocil, Sc tam Sc nista
sesla. Njegov naslov je Pvt. Joe
Tomsic, 39132864-333 MAR.
CRIT co. APO co PM, New
York, N. Y. Tudi on mama pise,
da je OK. To je menda vse, kar
Sc SINE pisati. Druge zanimivosti
pa SO pod cenzuro.
Da bi bilo tega necloveskega
klanja lie re kaj kmalu konec in
OBJ enem konec vsega tistega, kar
vojne ~povzroca. Cimprej zagrmi
mad glavami mogotcev fasizma,
toliko pref Sc nasi fantje vrnejo
v normalno zivljenje. In to vsi
zelimo - svojim in drugim.
Kako pa kaj z naso kampanjo
"a tisoc novih narocnikov? Pred
letom dni smo 10 priceli, a nam
Sc vedno manjka skoro 400 no.
viii, predno pridelno do kvote.