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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-16
FARMS

AN VI >
80 ACRES. Al land and buildings on
two highways, S25 900: SIS 900 down.
10 acres on paved road; rooms: bath:
AIR conditioned heat; fun basement. 2
barns, also chicken coop; plenty of
irHt. apples, pears. plums; plenty OF
grapes and shrubs; y mile from
Mt Clemens; $1,000. So 900 down.
~ acres; vacant; acres bearing
orchard So miles norih OF Nj. Glenn
cls 80 e Gratiot frontage; 5000;
s. 600 down
Acres; good garden land: vacant: 90
f.. frontage on North avenue, $3.50.
Acres: good garden soil; 4-room
cottage on North avenue 81 300; ST.
GOO down $50 per month.
| Acre; good garden land rooms and
bath; stairs 70 attic; full basement:
house 28Na2; s4.250; plenty of frui:
and shrubs.
HOUSES
ROOMS; bath. bedrooms: part
basement; excellent neighborhood:
waking distance downtown. S4.250:
s 600 down.
rooms bath; 3 bedrooms: utility rm :;
steam heat; lot looxl5o; $3.50;
5 rooms: bath; shower; run basement:
hot water heat; 2-car garage; lot 4Ox
$50; 81 300. $3.50 down.
D rooms; bath, hot air heat; fun base
ment. IS feet frontage, 81 800
rooms; rm for bath. hardwood floors
chicken house 1870. cement floor:
haTn l'N2l, cement floor. on "a Mile
road. west OF Gratot. s6o5O
excellent location for homcsites: good
transportation. on Graiiot and "a
ME- Road; SIS per lot and up. Also
u MI, rd, and Graiiot business front
age Also wonderful homeS,tes blk
of South Gratot, l00x36O. $685., $50
down; $40 month. q
VIZ CLOSE Wednesdays al noon dur
Ing June July and August. also omen
every sunday 70 s . m
WE SELL STATE LANDS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-16
H-4 Stoves. stckers. Heaters HIS

2. HORSE Spccd,foIr Evinrude, sup
pie Livery. " Jefferson ~ Sirsta. be-
tween .CiocScr BNd., ana South R.ter
Road or Jcflc.soa Mt. Clemens A2O
JOHNSON motor 10 hp Ike new.
$3.50. 1913 N4ilast avenue Maatst sI1-
di>.>.1n.-Sce -Mr. DeNnicr. A.0
COME OUT Friday evening. SI'gr-
daV afternoon or sunday 5rd see
clean. rc3dy-to-iun rs foot. cAlaier
inboJrd boat pgccd 90 sen. 66i. Morn
River Road beyond Dcnn4,sh hofr..
BOATS AND MOTORS REPAIRED
SUPPLE LIVERY
200 JEFFERSON 90 SlFSrA
BETWEEN CBOCkER BLVD and
SOUTH RIVER ROAD OK JEFFEF-
son MT. CLEMENS. A;.i5s
WANT BOAT or err top boat; per-
feet condition; suitable foe 20. i. out-
board. Write } ~ Sullivan. POI Mcr-
rill Birmingham. Mica AIS
LIFEBOAT-TYPE s'cc. alN. 90 e..
b Ford motor; good c0naulon; Sj25.
Al G1ssow Boat Livery.
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Stoves, Stokers, Heaters HIS

HEAT REGULATOR vfa N.s.tr-
s. ue tlcr cCr.r. for OF
So rl.ts r. M.Elalaa ga.
pHone ~. C.eMeas 49,. Az
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-16
Mechanic Wanted

PORTER wanted. must be able 10
drive car NJ. r. Anderson Co. Auth
orized Ford Sales & Service, 70 South
Grut!ot, Mt. Clemens n
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Chiropractor.
Floor Sanding
Fumi9otine

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches. moths des-
troyed in six hours: guaranteed. Ma
comb Fumig ating Service. 1920 S. Riv-
er road. corner Longview. Mt. Glenn
ems. Phone 84il. c
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Wonted-Reol Estote

HOMES WANTED
IN East Detroit. Roseville, ST. Clair
Shores: several buyers waiting J. c.
Hughes. 2j00l Gratiot, Fast Detroit, 10
Mile road at Gratiot Phone Rosevtlle
1864. G
SUBDIVISION on Gratiot-267 large
lots: 755 Il. on Gratiot. cost over $780,
COO: price SIS 900 II sold al once Own
er 1920 Gratiot at l4i9 Mile-~3ox 262,
Route z Mt Clemens &
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Apartments and FIots Ell
Forms & lond For Rent e.

CROPS IN, 20 COWS. milk machine.
Frigidaire, tools II wanted 6795 Firth
Road, Rte. /. Smith Creek. Phone 1874.
AI6
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Wonted-Automotive G-1

HARPER SALVAGE pays high dol
lar for 20 used or wrecked car: also
Junk cars 5+.8 Harper AZ - Mile Rd
Phone Mt. Clemens 1915. AIG.
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BE- Houses For Sole
Help Wonted-Mole

WANTEb-Man 10 work on pile driv-
er. Call CABS. MI. Clemens. Alt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-16

MODERN home; rooms; bath on
one floor; walking distance downtown.
Ca4 NJ Clemens 44O6. Ai6
HOME WITH income s,oker: Scar
garage 80 f., frontage. 2O7 North Ora
t7t avenue. NJ Clemens. AI6
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Correspondence Courses CT
Wonted-Room g Boord D-4

MAN EMPLOYED al Sclfridge wants
room IN private home. Write Monitor
Box lo6. l.
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CATZ REALTY

1872 N. Gratiot Above Green's
Phone Mt. Clemens 652l
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{. A. Kerner

l28 So. Gratiot. Route z
Phone MI. Clemens 543l
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Help Wonted-GcneroI 3D.
Situation Wanted, Male B

BOYS WILL cut your lawn with your
lawnmoWcr for soc hour. Phone 1927
M. Clemens l.
CABINET AND light carpenter work
wanted Phone M. Clemens 87O6. AI6
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
n, {. Sorosis
Hears Reports
Of Activities

The December business meeting
If North Carolina Sorosis was held
Thursday afternoon at the club
house
Mrs. W. A. Fonvielle reported
that the furniture which had been
solicited by the club several years
ago to furnish the reading room
tor the WACs. is now being used
by the SPARS and the piano has
served the WAC's, a group OF boys
at Bluethenthal Army Air base and
is now being turned over to the
Navy personnel at the North Car
dina Shipbuilding company.
Mrs. C. Wayne Spencer an
nounced that the club would assist
tae junior club in the sale of Tu-
berculosis seals at the postoffice.
Two new members were voted in
TO the club at this meeting.
Plans we're made for the Christ
Mas tea which will be given on
Thursday. December IA, at 4:30
o'clock at the clubhouse. Mrs. W.
l. WiIliford will be general chair
man and Mrs. Eric Norden will
be in charge of the program.
The New Hanover High school
alee club will sing group of
Christmas choruses under the di-
rection of Miss Sarah Robinson. A
group Of numbers by two violins
will be given by Mrs. ] D. Ed
wards. Mrs. Norden and Mrs. Mir
lam HUMPHREYS. The usual carol
singing will follow.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Forest Hills PIT. A.
Holds December Meet

The December meeting of the
Forest Hills P.-TA. was held this
past week with a large and in
terested number of members pres
ent.
A short business session opened
the meeting Mrs. A. S. Trundle
leading the devotional. Miss Maude
Weber, teacher of religion in the
county school system, was the
speaker of the meeting and her
subject was Influence of the Moth
er and the Home on the Child
Religious Attitude. A musical pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. B.
A. THOMPSON and a vocal selec-
ton by Mrs. o. E. DuRant, Jr.
Christmas Carols were sung by the
group After the meeting a tea was
held and dainty refreshments were
served from beautifully appoint
ed table by Mrs. D. c. North,
Mrs. A. C. Low and Mrs. Sinkins.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10

BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. White an
nounce the birth of a son. John
William, November 81, at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Christmas Program
Will Be Given At
Harbor Island USO

The Pioneers and Young People
of the Little Chapel on the Board
walk, Wrightsville Beach will pre-
sent a Christmas pro~ at the
Harbor Island USO Sunday eve
ming at 7::30 o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Wake up on the
bright side...
take PHILLIPS
tonight !

CTARr TOMORROW "On the Sunny Side of the
- Street, even though you overnduge tonight
Especially during these busy war days the strain
of too much work hurried eating as we'll as over
indulgence in smoking drinking may lead to
excess acidity and cause heartburn, gas, stomach
distress or restless nights.
ust let Phillips work its overnight wonder for
you. Phillips is a scientific remedy that works
two efeCtice ways while you sleep:
L. As a stomach aIkaHser Phillips is recognized
and highly rated for its neutralzing effect on acid
sourneSs 1t SWeetenS the stomach almost instantv
?. As a pleasant, mild ia1ahue Phillips action is
50 gentle you take it any time without
thought of embarrassing urgency.
But make sure you get Phillips Mix of
Magnesa not just milk of magnesia when you
buy. Philips has been recommended by doctors
for over 90 years. And when you take it here some
friendly advice. Cauton-use only as directed.
You'll be ''On the Sunny Side of the Street"
tomorrow if you remember to take Phillips Milk
of Nlagnesa tonight!
Nasnea for aided only 500
Mas"ssia costs only 25e box less than tablet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

Nsi fanns Tailer. daughter -
Nr. anr Mr.. eeerve :. TAYLOR.
S>1 lorrs.i a,snas. NJ. A..
arta "a. The ether "a ~ere
rmrf NtN.: ~eeend iisotep.
i. staa ~ hag,r~. daughter
Nr. la bsli, Rogers. 49,
iek street Memphis, Tenn;
tfh. Ringham. daughter ~
NJ. lnnraa y bingham. sn5
laslser street. fslisdsra. Aia.s
Rs'h X. Jens>. daughter ~ Nr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
COL EDWIN N HARDY,c1

sna Mr.. Jchn z. Jones. Co.
field. Nc: Bsrnire Iockhari.
daughter ~ Nrs. birdie Lock.
hart. 80 thurth street Hot
springs. krk.: Mary ou shan
nrn. daughter 81 Nr. ollie
shannon. Madison. srA.s and
Mildred Robinson. daughter ~
Mr.. Ia &. Robinson. 1912
North tentral asenae. Raltim"re.
Nh. The Ph,sical Therapy
sehoel A. Fort Haaehuca vas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

undtr ths dirrfiirn ~ ~. COLI
"nel hsHa'eh iiipA,en ~ Phil.
adelrhla. Ps- With tolnnsl Nia-
lanrn q. Rnu.fl,id IS 'hieagn.
ss-L~inmanduut. ne res >nr.
geon j. elertl fsvin &. NAan.
Ard. With 'o'enei fs~in \.
harLl ~ Poi amnlander.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
NEGRO DoLLS!.

Rare Pride. f,ery home ,hoals
haze = toiored hail. Ns ofisr ~
M sais iva flashy namhsr. sin
fsir. noting tfss. mama ro.es.
nicely dressed. rrlest si.s.: iarx.
80. ss.ss. II 90. Postage f,ira.
Arsn's Wanted. vriie NAIinN
20 80 West iaith Street. Nv
l.Fl. 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Nor, N,rre reIIe.n.n.

Winston. salem. the town IN
tarelina IN which tamsls are
made. u adding foar Negroes 20
The pnliee force. This j. good
slsr. ior y mean. that the com.
mnniiy vii 10 lsss ons.slsrs iu
administering ls~ and order.
Nany othrr southern lawns have
slrsa6s taken this siep. and ihesr
rrw spra'n'ees have made On en-.
vshls refnrd. Now tho intelligent
citizens 81 Ninsion-S alfm mist
lake on The big JOB 81 educating
re entire cormuniiY Including
ne police forre Itself. - that
these new members ~ the force
mar have ne fullest chance 70
rat over their jobs. Norih ,aro.
Ina has iaker one more slight
>iep in The direction 81 democra.
IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

Sell, Rent. Find a Job O
secure Help Through Tht
Detroit Tribune.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Eight From D. {. Area
Graduated as Ensigns
AtCoasi Guard School

Eight Washington area men re-
ceived commissions as ensigns in the
Coast Guard and their bachelor of
science degree in graduation exer-
cises today at the Coast Guard
Academy, New London, Conn.
Ensign Carl Blanchett, son of 1t.
Comdr. Robert l.. Blanchett, U. S.
c. G., and Mrs. Blanchett, COG South
Barton street, Arlington, Va. at
tended Dewitt Prep School in Wash
ington and served in the Navy for a
year before starting his Coast Guard
training.
Ensign Marion Gardiner Shrode,
jr., whose father, 1t. Comdr. M. G..
Shrode, veteran of 81 years of
Coast Guard service, is attached to
headquarters In Washington in the
communications department. at
tended woodrow Wilson High School
here. His mother lives at 6615
Hillandale road, Chevy Chase, Md.
Boswell Boxing Star.
Ensign william Henry Boswell,
boxing star at the academy, is the
son of w. H. Boswell, battalion
chiefs aide in the Washington Fire
Department, and Mrs. Boswell, AS
D street Sc. He formerly was a
student at Eastern High School and
Dewitt Prep.
Ensign Richard Lawrence Bailey,
jr., whose parents live at $3.50 Sew
enth street NV, was active in
sports and class officer during his
training. He previously attended
Roosevelt High and Dewitt Prep
Ensign Henry Paine Crawford, jr.,
1457 Park road NV, former Ma
tional High School and George
Washington University student, was
O swimming star at the academy.
Freeman a Wrestler.
Ensign John B. Freeman, son of
Col. and Mrs. James w. Freeman,
1542 Forty-fourth street NV, par
ticipated Tin soccer and wrestling.
He attended Dewitt Prep and George
Washington University here.
Ensign Richard S. Lodge, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lodge, 1924
Van Buren street N. W., a company
commander in the Cadet Battalion
and member of the rifle, team, will
be married June % to Miss Marie
Gay Owen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Owen, 1401 Colorado
avenue NV.
Ensign Ricardo A. Ratti, former
Washington and Lee High School
student, is the son Of LIT. Comdr.
Ratti of the Coast and Geodetic
Survey His parents now are living
in New York City.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Two Brothers Die Trying
To Save Boy in Potomac

Two brothers were drowned yes
terday in futile attempt to rescue
a third boy from drowning in the
Potomac River at the foot of Half
street S.W.
The boys were wading when Earl
Staley. 8, colored, 209 Virginia ave-
nue. S.W-, stepped into hole. His
two companions, Leon and James
Hawthorne, 10 and II years old, col
ored, of 800 Second street Sc. at
tempted to rescue him but were
swept into deeper water and
drowned.
The bodies of the Hawthorne boys
were recovered last night. Police
still are dragging the river for the
third boys body.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
5 Terrell Law Students
Receive Degrees Tonight

Five students of the Robert H
Terrell Law School will receive
bachelor OF law degrees at the
schools 10th annual commence
ment at $3.50 o'clock tonight at the
Banneker Junior High School
Georgia avenue and Euclid street
NV.
DR.. Carter G. Woodson. author
and historian, will deliver the COM
mencement address, and the invo-
cation will be offered by the Rev. A
F. Elmes. pastor of the Peoples Con-
gregational Church. The graduates
are De Long Harris. M. Wilhelmina
Jackson. Franklin R. McDew, AL
Ian E. Atkinson and Elwin P. Jar
mon.
Evening star., 1944-06-07

proposal to change the names of 10
streets in the District, especially
those of historical significance. ;
Four of the streets are In the aseo-
cations territory: Linnean avenue
Broad Branch road, Reno road anc
Calvert street.
Members asserted that changes of
present street names would occasion
inconveniences by "upsetting public
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Forest Hills Citizens Hold
D-Day Prayer at Meeting

With special D-day prayers the
Forest Hills Citizens Association
opened its last meeting of the
year, last night. Mrs. Swager
Sherley, in whose home, $500 Upton
street NV, the meeting was held,
led the group.
Members then moved to oppose
the Park and Planning Commission
Evening star., 1944-06-07
VIII Entertain Graduates

A reception for the graduating
class of the Washington College OF
Lew will be given from to 8 pm
Friday at the home of Grace Hays
Riley, dean emeritus of the college
1888 N street NV. The reception
will be sponsored by Miss Riley and
the alumni association of the COL
lege. All former students are in
vited.
Evening star., 1944-06-07

and land title records, mail and
merchandise deliveries, and city
telephone directories. Copies of
the resolution were to be sent to
the chairmen of the House and Sem
Evening star., 1944-06-07

Iate Committees, and the District
g Commissioners.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the meeting, which was presided
over by E. l.. Springer, president.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Present Cadet Policy
Due for Approval

The Board of Education today is
expected to approve a recommends
ton by Robert l.. Haycock, super
intendent of schools, that no modi-
f1cations be made at present in the
training, competitive drills or uni
forms of the High School Cadet
Corps.
The board also will consider a re-
port by its personnel committee on
the recommendation of high school
principals concerning the services
during the last three months of Maj.
Allan C. Smith, temporary physical
education instructor whose appoint
ment expires at the end of this
month. He was withdrawn from
classroom activity Monday pending
reports from principals in the 10
schools where he has been teach
ing.
A policy concerning payment of
tuition by nonresident pupils also
will be discussed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

ella, da mu pove: Pripravljeni
smo unijo UNIV spreieti kakor
je bila pred locitvijo, ne pa MEN
district 50"', S katerim posega
v jurisdikcijo drugih uni ALL.
Lewis sc nj udal.
Koncno pa je zvrnil vso kriv-
do Ia svoj neuspeh ma thew
deal', ces, edino ia je vzrok, da
ne pride do sloge med deIav-
stvOm!
v tenn mu je storil krivico, ker
je on bolj odgovoren, da je anne
risko organizirano deIavstyo v
zmedi, kakor pa je re pred me-
sect zavrzeni new deal. Lewis
tarna sedaj 0 zapasenosti sloge
med unijami. Noce pa priznati,
da ie k temu on najyec pripo-
mogel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
KONFERENCA PROSV.
MATlCE IN JSZ 30
Y MILWAUKEEJU v
NEDELJO Is. JUNIJA

Anton Garden, tajnik okrozne
organizacije Prosvetne matice
in JSZ "a Illinois in Wisconsin,
je obvestil VISA pridruzena dru-
Stva in klube ter druge ustano-
We, da Sc DO prihodnja konferen-
ca Prosvetne matice in JSZ vr-
Sila v nedeljo rs. junija v Mil
waukeeju. Zborovanje DO v So
staricevi dvorani, $50 SO. Sixth
ST., kjer Sc je vrsilo re vec pref
smith konferenc Prosvetne matt
&c. Pricne Sc oh 10. dop. Ker DO
ia konferenca Tx pred II. kon-
gresom SANSa, je naravno, da
DO SANS ma Mi ena najvaznej-
sa tocka dnevnega reda. Vec Q
sporedu DO v prihodnji stevilki.
Use pridruzene organizacije v
tenn okraju pa mai Sc potrudiio,
da izvolijo delegate ma to konfe-
renco.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
Denarja V pr0metu
~povprecno mad S156
ma vSak0 oSeb0

Zakladniski oddeIek zvezne
Wade poroca, da je v prometu v
tel dczeli vec denarja ko kdaj
pref, ali tocno $156.42 ma vsako
osebo v tel dezeli. Pc tenn racu-
nu ina oce druzine petih v zepu
mad $3.50, kar jc re Iep drobiz,
&C hi denar bill res tudi povpre-
emo tako nalozen kakor Sc ga la
hko povprecno lie statisticcno raz-
deli.
Dne 30. aprila 1913 je bilo de-
maria cirkulaciji $122,29 ma
oscbo, oktobra 1920 pa ga je bio
$53.21 ma vsakega moskega, zen
sko in otroka. Torej ga je sedai
%povprccno ma osebo vec ko kdaj
pref.
V skupni vsoti je bilo letoSnie-
ga 30. aprila v cirkulaciji 81
547,485,337.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
V Zed. drzayah mad $4,000 vojnih
ujetnikov IL osiscnih dezel

Armadni oddelek poroca, da
je bio do 7. maja p~oslanih V Re
dinjene drzave liz osiScnih dezel
1873, 618 vojnih ujetnikov.
Izmed Nth je 133,135 Mem
cev, 50,136 Italijanov in 347 ia
poncev. Ostali japonski ujetniki
SO V taboriscih' ma juznem Paci-
fiku.
Teh 1873 900 vojnih ujetnikov
je nastanjenih v 203 kempah v
Al drzavah.
Pc mednarodnem pravu Sc Jill
SINE uposliti v civiInih sluzbah
in "a delo Sc Jill mora placati.
Hrano morajo imeti enako ka-
kor je v obicaju "a vojake de-
zeli, V kateri Sc jetniki nahajajo.
Della, XII Sc jetnikom z njihovim
dovoljenjem nalagajo, MISC ma
porna. Mice izmed Nth Sc noce
"gnati" in pravijo (farmarji in
drugi), da SO slabSi kot pa &c hi
bill pr WPA, XII smo 10 poznali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
Majski gIas dobiI vec
naroCb kot pricakovano
in veIiko priznanja

Dosi smo letos tiskoIi por sto izyodov Mojskego
gloso vec kot loni, in ceproy je ysled IL &c pojos-
nIenih yzrokoy pozneje izsel, je bio norocil vzIic
temu yec kot ieto pref ali pa predIonskem.
10 pomeni, do SO Sc drustyo in posan1ezniki
zelo %potrudili, do p~omogojo tudi tel izdoji Mojske-
ga gIoso v cimvecjo cirkuIocijo.
Vsi fist, XII so 10 rozprodojoIi-in mnogi to deIo
Sc vrse-so kljub svoji zopos!enosti V industriji IL
vrsili veliko deIo.
Vzrok, do 81 je Mask CLOS spet Ietos ohronil
syol stori Stoves, pa ie njegovo ysebino.
Grodivo cd prve stroni, pa med oglosi do konco,
Je bio yredno objove, to Sc proyi, yredno, do ga
ljudje citojo.
In res, vsokdo priznovo, vsok po syoje: ITO in ia
cIonek ie yreden sam NO sebi yec kot 35c, koIikor
sem plocoI "a Mojski gIos.
Komu drugemu Sc posebno dopode to ali ono
poyest ali crtico V MENU. Ike pa bi cIoyek ' koki
sloyenski revji mogeI dobiti toIiko 3rodivo "a borih
35c, kot ga je V I~etosnjem Mojskem gIosu," nam
pise %prijotelj iz zoDodo.
Mixer ne, to lie josno. Posebno pa Sc V teh cosih
ne, kojti cd kor je vojno, je Mojski glos edino sIo-
vensko socioIisticno reyijo.
HvoIo vsem, XII so 10 pomogoIi rozpecoyoti in
~ogIosoti. Kokor smo rekIi pref o sotrudnikih, tcko
ugotoyljomo sedoj 0 Nth: IzyrsiIi so veIko deIo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

di, je nam nedavno pravil, ola
ina Z nemSkimi vojnimi ujetni-
XII precej opravka. Dejal je, ola
sc 1talijani "a lid vojne prav
malo zanimajo, docim pa so
nemski vojni ujetniki Sc zme-
rom prepricani, ola DO Hitler
zmagal in ola SO vesti o napadih
ameriskih in angleskih bombni-
kov ma nemSka industrijska sre-
disca zgolj propaganda. "Saj
smo tudi mi sliSali, ola sta New
York in Chicago, pa St. Louis, v
razvalinah. In &c pravite, da la
zejo tam " NemcijD, lazete tudi
vi"
Q nemskih ~uietnikih je Sc do
dial, ola SO izborno izvezbani V
vojaskih stvareh, pogumni in
skrajno ponosni, kar pomeni, Ola
Sc IL pijanosti Hitlerjeve propa-
gande niti v u%jetnistvu ne mo-
rejo strezniti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

pogoji in svoje politicne ma
meme.
Nekaterim v eksekutivi ALL
to nj bio pc wolff, ceS, cemu je
sci ven in ustanovil CIO, ako ie
iskreno z nami? Nj bill ne takrat
in Sc mani je sedaj.
Tolmacili so, kot re receno v
uvodu tega clanka, da je zapu-
still CIO edino radi tega, ker Sc
je obvezal, da izstopi il NIGGA, &c
BIO Roosevelt. spet izvoljen.
In sedaj pa, da skusa pristo-
pitt nazaj v AFL cato, da bi to
delavsko zvezo uposlil v sedanji
volilni kampanji roper Roose-
velta.
Eksekutiva AFL je o Lewiso-
vi aplikaciji dolgo kolebala, a v
zacetku tega meseca pa Sc odlo-