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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

viewer that his ambition is
TO be a colyumist Tallulah
'Bankheads interviews are
never tiresome. Her electric
personality invariably rivets
the c~h to the article. Most
celeb stun doesn't.
There hasn't been topnotch
whodunit since Hitchcock's last
Too many mystery melo-
dramas are strictly homicide =
The radio commercial that AL
ways ticklcs these ears contains
this line we herewith adopt:
ave have many imitators-but
no substitutes"
UniOntOwn, Pa, according Ia
the UP, recently protested the
showing of Gilbert and Sufii-
vans THE Mikado" as being
pro-Jsp Ths. sgeless classic
Is a satire on Japan. In fact,
the japanese used TO protest it,
showing In foreign places, and
Britain once banned II because
the Jsps objected -. Here's
buried news item that should
burn you up and knock you
cold. Me, anyway -. A steam
ship company was found guilty
Of not providing lifeboat ac-
commodatiOns, which resulted in
Is deaths Their punish
ment: 500 fine.
Consideruinx the hullabaIoo,
you'd think the tax bill was the
Fst bill the President vetoed
Actually, II WAS the 6O7th
Hollywood IL certainly a
Paradise for publicity. A young
actress plays supporting roles
I'm two films and makes LIES
cover.
TALK ABOUT different
ongies: Jults Hay d on, the
actress, ~ dong a book which
shs illustrates as UeH. It's
about her dog. The theme: One
day u, rs life She studied
7ts crcrB more aud emotion for
dap ard night. The title:
"Escrg Dog Has It's Day" The
tribute 70 Eddie Cantor at the
Aston Hotel tioo Sundays ago
(bv orer ! 500 admirers icds
ftF fySt SINCERE testimonial tn
lang spell on BroddiCdy.. IT
o. a.rrm0r0fcd his S5th amy
20 sioc business. FiowerS to
The i1rHg.
Joan Crawford and her has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Why Mans Prayers Did
Not Stop Hitler

Millions Of people daily practice
meditation. prayer. new thought
and other spiritual exercises. For
many years. people OF good will
have been praying for the over
throw of Hitler. Hirohito and what
they stand for Why has the
answer been so long delayed? Why
do so many other prayers remain
unanswered2 Why does calamity
often befall US IN spite OF our
prayers.
Thirty wears aSo. IN Forbidden
Tibet. behind the highest noun
tains in the world a Young Eng
lishman named Edwin J. Dingle
found the answers 10 these CUES
tions. A great mystic opened his
ewes. A great change came over
him. He realized the strange
Power that knowledge gives
That Power. he SAYS, can trans
form the life OF anyone Questions.
whatever they are. can be an
swered. The problems Of health.
death, poverty and wrong can be
solved
In his own case, he was brought
back to splendid health. He &C
quired wealth. too. as we'll as
worldwide professional recogni-
ton. Thirty years ago, he was
sick as a man could be and
live. Once his coffin was bought
Years of almost continuous tropical
feyers,, broken bones, near blind
ness. privation and danger had
made human wreck OF him.
physically and mentally.
He was about TO be sent back to
England to die, when a strange
message came-"They are waiting
for you in Tibet" He wants TO tell
the whole world what he learned
there. under the guidance of the
greatest mystic he ever encount
cred during his 81 years In the Fan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

East. He wants everyone to ex-
perience the greater health and the
Power, which there came to him.
Within 10 years, he was able to
retire 10 this country with for
tune. He had been honored by
fellowships in the Worlds leading
geographical societies, for his work
as a geographer. And today; 20
years later. he is still so athletic.
capable OF so much work, 80 young
in appearance. IL is hard TO believe
he has lived so long.
AS a first step in their progress
toward the Power that knowledge
gives, Mr.. Dingle wants to send To
readers of this notice a 9000-word
treatise. IL is free. For your fres
copy. send your name and address
TO the Institute of metaphysics.
i2l3 South Hobart Blvd. Dept.
J-65S, Los Angeles 4. Calf. Wrtts
Ipromptly.--Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Edgewater Park
Features Atenos

PACING THE free entertain
ment program at Edgewater
Park this week. are the original
Atenos, who bring acrobatic
feats TO the park that have
amazed thousands throughout
the world. The two brothers
work on high rings.
Thrilling rides. fun houses,
tests of skill on the midway,
roller skating with organ music.
kiddieland, replete with pint
sized duplicates OF the big rides,
lend to the fun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
World Of the Arabs

World OF the Arabs
When we think Of Arab"
or Arabia" we have mental
images Of black-eyed. Swarthy
Sheeted fellow on a camel rid
ing over a desert or OF Rudolph
Valentino or OF a thousand or
so OF the White Sheets charging
Christians Tor Jews with lanceS.
Well you'll have all that
knocked pretty well into a
cocked-hat after reading The
World of the Arabs" by Edward
J. Byng uittle-Brown). Did
you know. for instance. that the
Arabs were Semitic! That dur
ing the Middle Ages. when there
was a great intellectual black
out in Europe, the Arabian
cities were the center OF free
learning, that they carried aloft
the lamp Of art and the sciences
over a seemingly dead world?
Mr.. Byng tells us:
In the tenth century 4. D..
when one-half of Europe was
pagan and savage and the other
half STEPPED in religious ia
nstieism, ignorance and Squalor,
Baghdad. Cairo, Cordoba, capt.
tai Of the Moslems OF Spain.
and many other Arab cities had
colleges, free hospitals for the
poor. complete sewer systems.
hundreds of thousands OF houses
with bathrooms, thousands of
public baths and hundreds Of
public libraries.
"Our basic knowledge OF mill
tary science, navigation, horse
breeding and equestrianism, AL
zebra, chemistry, m e d line,
astronomy and even of the
teachings of Aristotle was
handed down TO the Christian
West by the MOslem Arabs"
But / do not agree with
DR.. Byng when he says that
the complete collapse of our
western civilization of the ma
chine will be averted by 2
spiritual wave of Russian. Arab
Hindu and other Oriental in
fluences in art, literature, phi
losophy and mysticism"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

son and Gsks II FDR is more
indispensable than Jefferson ..
One Of Jeferson's famed mdrips
ia Companions are odious". -.
TIE American Field Ssrvice AZ
90 Beaver, NeU York City, seeks
men icho are IF IN the draft TO
drive ombulances overseas. They
must hare minimum Of $3.50
cash for equipment and take
care Of their oUH e1peHses uHtit
they reach their destination.
Then they rseeiue an allowance
of $50 per month. Period of en-
hstmsnt is one year. II Is not
snlGried job. II Is a service for
lore Of humanity. Many men
hare iron decorations for roior
dririn0 dmbuiaRees for the
Allies.
DISTRIBUTED By King Features sybd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Crews New Tome Reveals Secrets
of Jepan's Prewar Treaehery

VIJHEN think of Joseph C. Grew naturally think Of
wv Japan He was ambassador TO that pseudo civilized
country from February 1882, until the attack Pearl
Harbor.
His new book "Ten Years In Japan (simon schuser)
contemporary record drawn from his diaries and private
papers, therefore only the inside story of latterday
Japan be regarded authoritative lookn, for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
No hiking of Tragedy

lou see lIldL our dIlDdSSduOT
had not the slightest inkllng OF
the coming catastrophe. When
that was written by Ambassador
Grew the japanese air feet was
on its way TO Pearl Harbor.
Here is an entry of Dec. s.
1871. nearly "a hours after
Japan had wrecked our navy at
Pearl Harbor:
The Japanese have prOfited
by the German methods of
blitzkrieg. a dastardly thing To
do while the conversations had
not yet broken down. j do not
yet know the precise timing, but
IL seems 20 me very doubtful il
Adm. Nomura had informed
MIR. Hull OF the breakdown Of
the conversations before Hawaii
was bombed and the war
started.
~ am glad 10 have gone on
record in recent telegram To
the effect that Japan would he
perfectly capable Of an all
out, dO-Or-die attempt 10 render
herself impervious 20 foreign
economic pressure even II IL
meant national hara-kiri."
Ladies Now and Then
Ten Years in Japan" will be
the source-book on our war
with Japan for a long time.
And this is the way 1t began:
Tall Miss Marie Manning. when
she was quite young. attended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

a dinner in Washington 20
"Marse" Henry WatterSon,
famous editor of the Louisville
Courier Journal. Next to her
sat Arthur Brisbane. then editor
OF the New York World. Miss
Manning up and told her best
Negro story over the demi-
taSSe and what have you.
And then Brisbane upped and
said 10 her:
'1f you think you'd like to do
newspaper work. come to see
me the next time you're In
New York"
Miss Manning "gasped." but
went 10 New York on the
double-quick, where she be-
came a reporter under Mr..
Brisbane of the World.
Later Mr.. Hearst grabbed
Brisbane and made him kingpin
on the great newspaper SEN
Sation Of the age. the New York
Journal,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Mp and 0o.vu
BROAD v AY
By Walter WincheII

0NE of the magazines has vivid study in contrasts II
offers photo of presidential candidate posing in front
of Lincoln portrait at dinner honoring Emanc
paor The same page has another picture of the same
politician shaking hands with who is chummy with
One Quiz Kids informed inter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
IN THE REALM OF BOOKS
2y Rsnjanis DsCasssrs,

has spanned almost the whole
life OF the New York Journal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-10
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
 MAY 12 1943
(By United Press)

Special communique from Allied headquarters announces the war in Tunisia is over; reports cap- ture of Col. Gen. DietIoff vOn Arnlm, Prussian C0mmander-in- chief of the Axis forces fin North Africa, and I50.0O0 other prison- CTS on May 5; 100000 prisoners taken since start of the African war.
 Allied bOmbers again raid Mar sala, almost wiping Outt he island; also bomb PanteIleria.
 First evacuees of the Calabrian "tOe" of Italy arrive in Switzer- land.
 On Russian front, Red Air Force continues It's attack on Maxi com. municatlons and Soviet artillery demOlishes Axis defenses around NOvOrosslisk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
KONFERENCA JSZ I'M
PROSVETNE MATlCE
v MILWAUKEEJU

V nedeljo Is. junija DO v Mil
waukeeju konferenca JSZ in
drustev ter drugih ustanov, XII
SO pridruzena Prosvetni mattel.
Pricela Sc DO OBJ 10. dopoldne v
Sostarichevi dvorani, $50 South
Sixth Street.
Ma dnevnem redu bodo, kot je
bio omenjeno re V prejsnji Ste
Wiki, sledece glavne locke:
Otvoritev zborovanja, volitev
predsednika in zapisnikarja in
citanje zapisnika prejsnje konfe-
renee.
Porocilo tajnika Antona Gar
dina.
Porocilo Charlesa Pogorelca o
Prosvetni mattel, JSZ in nash
publikacijah.
Razprava o gornjih porocilih.
Porocila zastopnikov.
SANS, njegovo delo in njegov
prihodnji kongres. Referant
Frank Zaitz.
Razprava 0 gornjem pred
metu.
AmeriSko delavstvo in letos-
MIA volilna kampanja z ozirom
ma naSe socialisticno staliSce. Re-
ferent Anton Garden. Sledi raz-
prava.
Volitve odbornikov.
Dolocitev kraja "a prihodnjo
konferenco.
Razno.
ze IL tega dnevnega reda Ia
hko razvidite, da bono morali
priceti tocno in ekonomicno Zbo-
rovati, ako hocemo obdelati vse
predmete in zborovanje kon-
struktivno koncati.
Ma konferenco je vstop dovo-
lien vsem.
ZanaSamo Sc, da poSljejo dele
gate VISA pridruzena drustva,
klubi, gospodarske in druge
ustanove, XII SO vclanjene v P. NJ.
Nase naloge so velike in della v
Min je v izobilju "a vse.-P. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
GLASGOW Z NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

Lucas Debeljak, Seattle, Wash.
je postal novce "a Majski glas,
dive narocnini in ST tiskovnemu
skladu, XII ga je prispeval John
Shumrov IL Rentona, Wash.
Joseph Cvelbar, Sharon, Pa,
pravi, da mu je vojska pobrala
tri SHOVE in zeta. Eden je re %
mesecev ma 'front.', tribe pa SO Sc
v vezbaliscih. Da bi Sc lie vsi sre-
emo in zdravi vrnili domov. Da-
ne pozabim: joe je k gornjemu
poroeilu prilozil tudi 2 now ma
rocnini in $2.05 tisk. skledu.
John Zornik, Detroit, Mich,
pravi, da mu je zal, ker ne more
biti boil aktiven "a Proletarca.
Ovira ga to, ker ina samo en-
dan prost ma teden. Pa je lie po-
slal 6 narocnin in $1.50 tiskov-
nemu skladu. Ne vem, kai ie z
ostalimi nasimi zastopniki tam?
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown, Pa.
je postal 4, obnovne narocnine in
novce "a prodane Majske glase.
Pravi, da SO nekateri zelo "kika-
IL, ker smo Majski glas podra-
Eli "a SC. So pac cudni nekateri
ljudje. Use Sc je podrazilo, da.
tudi milne place SO visje, toda
delavska publikacija, da visa
sc "a iztis, to je pa re cd sile,
MANFRED pc mnenju teh ljudi. Pa
Sc cudimo, zakaj je tako ma sve-
tn kot je. Nestetokrat sem po-
udarjal, in poudarjam sedaj, da
je delavstvo v veliki meri krivo
"a vse, kar je slabega in krivic-
mega. To je ena stran. Pc drugi
pa imamo spet take, XII razumejo
in Sc cudijo, kako moreno ida
jati tako revijo "a borih 35c in
mnogi Timed Min posljejo zanjo
vec, ali pa priloze kaj v tiskovni
sklad. Je pac odvisno, koliko clo-
vek razume in pa koliko Sc zave-
da potrebe delavskega tiska. zal,
ne veliko, Sunni sistema pa bo-
mo vsi skupaj Sc dolgo, dolgo.
ludwig Yoxey, Pueblo, Colo.
je postal 5 narocnin ter novce "a
prodane Majske glase, cd kate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
e, kakor SENECA IL nekdanjih

sire, kakor senca IL nekdanjih
dni.
Ko sta Sc pripeljali domov, il
je Maria pomagala z voza. Otro-
ka sta zvedavo molila glave sko-
ri okno, ma prag je prisla ohio
kama Zeba. Pogledala je Mario,
tudi ia nj mogla zadrzati solza.
Nj vedela, ali bi o5jela sestro, ali
bi Sc vrgla Zebi okrog vratu.
'eZeba!" Sc je prisiljeno po-
smehnila Aza, XII je Cd utrujeno-
sti komaj stala. Nikamor Sc nj
ozrla, mic je nj zanimalo.
Spremili sta jo v soho.
"Azicka, Azicka? Kako tt je?'
Starka je plakala.
S tihim glasom je odgovarja-
la: "Teta, umrla bi rada."
Legla je in zatisnila oci. Nj
sta je hotel motif.
"Kaj il je?" je vprasevala Ze-
ba zunaj.
Maria Sc j je naslonila ma ra-
mena. "Moj bog, strasno 10 zge
v telesu. O tenn ne govori. Nasla
sem 10 v bolnici. Med voznjo je
veliko trpela. Venomer je tozila,
da je utrujena do smrti, da bi 81
jo rada ma kolenih izprosila.
Vendar vidim, kako tezko 49,
Hotela je reel: umira, pa Sc je
ustraSila besede. Zeba Sc JIG
okrenila. Brisala 81 je oci.
IL sobe Sc je zaslisalo stoka-
ME. "Pojdi ii, JAZZ ne morem!" je
prosila Maria.
(Dalje prlhodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
SEN TER

Svedrac je pospravljal. Gee il
sin sta Sc molce gledala.
"Lepo je ziveti!' je dihnil ia
ko gorko, da Sc je start ozrl.
"Lepo, lepor' mu je pritrdil
Ales pa je zacel zbegano gle
DAFT okrog sebe. Oziral Sc je pc
Svedracu, zdaj v bolnika, XII je
vedno slabSe dihal. Nato ga je
prijel Sc "a drugo roko.
Sepetaje je dejal: "Oce, stric
ina tako cudno mrzle roke."
Start nit pogledal nj. Ko pa je
Ales videl, da sta Sc Luki zasve-
till dive solzi v oceh, re napol "a
prtih, je hotel odtegniti roko. Nj
mogel. &c. "Stric, stric!' je pricel
glaSno klicati.
Svedrac je pristopil, oci so Sc
mu razSirile.
"Umira!!"
Ales Sc je izvil in krcevito "a
jokal.
Lukine ustnice SO otrpnile v
smehljaju in oci SO brez luci zrle
v AleSa.
Start je Intel pc Mario, XII 10
je Srecal sredi dvoriSca.
"Umrl je, umrl je. v farovz!!"
Hitel je, kolikor SO ga nesle
noge.
VISA hisa Sc je zbrala in vsi so
ihteli z Mario. Samotno je KLEIN
kal won.
NE morem verjeti, ne mo-
RENT je plakala Zeba.
Pokopali SO ga poleg Matte.
Ia krsto SO sli Maria, Zeba.
Ales z Rokom, zadaj je kresal
Svedrac.
Zvecer je dejala Zeba: "Vca-
sin so ga vsi poznali. &c bi bill
sli vsi, XII SO pill "a njegov denar.
to bi bill pogreb! Fara ga nj Sc
videla! Svedrac ga je pa ven
darle incl rad. Taxa zver!l"
Maria je molcala, prevzeta Cd
bridkosti zadnjih dni.
Z mracnim obrazom SO poslu-
Sale nocoj matere sum vode, Xxi
Sc je valila spodaj v strugi, nj
kjer donna in vedno bezna.
Jagned posekana
Dolgega, zamisljenega Luke sc
nekaj dni pogresali, ceprav MISC
radi govorili Q MEM. Zdelo Sc je
da jim je S smrtjo obremeni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
JUS KoZAK:
(Nadaljevanje.)

solze 50 il lille ma tia. Ma dvo-
riscu Sc je igral Ales. Stlsnlla ga
IL k sebi: "Ti, ubogi moi otrok!''
Ko je pripovedovala zebi, kaj
10 zvedela, je starka onemela.
Gledali sta 81 IL oci V oci. Ne
hote Sc je reva ~naslonila ma mi
20 in ihtela kot dete. Yes dan nj
zinila besede, sele zvecer Je pre-
magala zgoco bolecino.
Maria, zakaj nisi gluha in
slepa?"
Luka ie lezal diva dni v mai
huiSi vrocici. Stregla mu je Ma
ria. On nj poznal nikogar, cello
Aiesa ne, XII je YES dan presedel
OBJ postelji. Cello Svedrac je ma
lokdaj zapustil soho. Veckrat je
opazoval nerazumljive besede
govorecega in premisljeval: "E,
mic vec ga ne bova pila. Zakaj
mu ga ne dajo, sal ga vse zivlje-
ME nj mogel pogresati."
Cudnih besedi nj nihce razu-
mel.
"Ti g%oljufaS, Rozman! Pokazi
kartei Malta, pomagaj!"
Him, kako plete in veze. z
mrtvimi karta." Svedrac Sc je
nasmehnil. Maria ga je posva-
rila.
Nato je zamahnil z roko in no.
tel il postelje. Proc! Proc!" Ko-
maj sta ga obdrzala pod odejo.
Trpeca glava mu je padla med
blaine.
Il prsi SO golcale zmedene be-
sede: "Fej! -. Pes -. psica -
0, Kristus Udaril Udari! !.
RISK, risk -. crepine slisite a..
rozljajo, rozljajo! -"
Tako sta bedela pr MEM do
tretjega dine. Ko Sc je zdanilo,
je Maria zapazila, da je vrocica
ponehala.
Smehljaj mu je zaigral ma ust-
micah. Oci SO spoznale: Maria!
AleS! Svedrac!"
Nagnila Sc je cezenj: "Kajne,
stric, da yam je bolje?"
MEM je dobro!" je Sepetal
komaj slisno. Odsla je pc zdra-
villa.
Luka pa je prijel AleSa "a ro-
ko in 81 10 pritisnil k prsim. Bla-
zeno mu je zrl v zacudene oci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
SLOVENSKl DELAvSKl
CENTER

Chicago. - Center in Probe
tarceve urade SO obiskali Sgt.
Frank ]. Leban, Imperial, Pa,
nastanjen v kempi Claiborne,
La. = VIM. Pipan, Hibbing,
MINI. - Pfc. Raymond ]. Pod
boy, Waukegan, H., nastanjen v
kempi Crowder, Mo-, in Pvt.
John Zupec IL North Chicago,
XII je nastanjen v Fort Bragg,
North Carolina. z NINA je pri-
Sci tudi mas znani zgovorni rojak
Joseph Podboy il Waukegana.
On je Raymondov oce.
Mas vrt v Centru bono men
da tudi letos nekako zdrzali. Mas
prejsnji vrtnar John Chamazar
vsled slabega zdravja tega posla
ne more vec izvrSevati, drugega,
XII bi njegovo delo prevzel, nj
smo mogli dobiti, pa bono vsled
tega pomagali ia malo drugi ne
koliko.
Precej roz ie nasadila Mrs. Jo-
sephine Trojan, XII jih je nam da-
la S svojega vrta. Nekaj pa Mrs.
Mary Oven.
Kar je bio treba drugih rast-
lin, Jill je kupila in posadila An
gela Zaitz, Frank Bizjak Jill je
pripeljal, Louis Zorko zalival,
nasa soseda Mrs. Martinjak tudi
pomaga, in Mrs. Groser pa vrsi
svoje delo ma vrtu, kot zmerom
in kolikor utegne poleg svojega
drugega della.
Tudi Jack Wider rad pomaga.
In pa tisti naSi prijatelji in pri-
jateljice, XII SO vedno ma razpola-
go z nasveti in kritikami.
Bivsi tajnik korporacije Slo-
venskega delavskega centra, Os-
car Godina, Xxi je sedaj castnik V
ameriski armadi, nastanjen ne
kje V Evropi, p~ozdravlja vse ba-
lincarje in druge, XII prihajajo V
Center. Pise, da tam, kjer je on,
"balincajo v vsaki vasio. Dale
pozdravlja prijatelje v Centru
Sgt. Ernest Dreshar, XII je bill z
amerisko armada v francoski
Afriki, sedaj pa je morda v An
gliji ali V Italiji. Smo v takih
cash, da clovek armada ne SINE
povedati, kje pravzaprav je.
Michael Reading il Californi-
je, XII je bill mas prvi vrtnarski
vescak in zasnoval Centrov vrt,
tUdi pozdravlja vse, XII Jill po-
INA. = p. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21

4ll03 1AdIlO..
pise, da nina kaj posebnega po-
rocati. Postal je emo narocnino,
novce "a prodane Majske glase
in $3.50 tiskovnemu skladu.
Ostale narocnike, XII imajo ste
.ceno narocnino obiSce v KRAFT
KEN.
Anton Zornik IL zap. Penne je
Sc zmerom v akciji. Postal je dive
now in Is obnovljenih narocnin
ter $3.50 v tiskovni sklad.
John MaroIt, West Mineral.
Kans., je postal dive obnovni ma
rocnini ter So tiskovnemu skla-
du. Provizije nj wei, pac pa je
Sc sam prispeval dollar v prid Ii
sta. To je Johnova stara navada.
Cleveland. Anton Jankovich
je postal dive narocnini in So IL
skovnemu skladu. Narocil ie Sc
Is izvodov Mojskega glasa. John
Krebel Is narocnin in $3.50 tt
skovni sklad. Joseph F. Durn 2
narocnini, novce "a prodane NJ.
c.. ter So tiskovnemu skladu. Do
lar je sam prispeval, diva pa
John Filipic. NaSa stara koreni-
ma joe Kuncic je postal novce
"a oglas v Majskem glasu in zra-
ven So tiskovnemu skladu. Ia
stopnistvo "a Proletarca je pre-
wei tudi Frank Hribar. zivi v
newburskem okrozju. zelim mt
obilega uspeha agitaciji "a az
sirjenje lista v njegovi okolici.
John Jereb, Rock Springs,
Wyo., dolgoletni zastopnik Pro-
letarca, je izrocil zastopnistvo
Franku Remitzu. V pismu pravi:
Mislim, da je malo zastopnikov
tako visoke starosti kot je moia,
kajti ma plecih Jill imam re 70,
pa bi rad incl malo pocitka. Da,
nj Jill mnogo, XII bi tako vztrajno
delovali "a Proletarca kot lie on,
menda je samo eden priblizno
njegove starosti, XII je Sc zme-
rom aktiven zastopnik Proletar-
ca, in to je John Marolt West
Mineralu, Kansas. Johnu Jerebu
iskrena hvala "a vse, kar ie sto-
ril "a naso stvar. Upam, da je v
svojemu nasledniku dobil dobre-
gaN namestnika, kateremu xii
Gem: dobrodosel v vrste avant-
! garde Proletarca!
John Petrich, mas "oldtimer"
IL Youngstown, O., je postal 4
narocnine in 75c tiskovnemu
skladu. John je Sc zmerom kot
je bill: west svojemu socialistic-
menu prepricanju.
James Dekleva, Gowanda, N.
Y, je spet tn. Postal je dive ma
rocnini in $1.25 fisk. skladu.
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee,
Wis, je postal Sc 6 obnovnih ma
rocnin.
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis,
je postal 10 narocnin, novce "a
prodane Majske glase in $3.50
tiskovnemu skladu.
Chicago, Ill. Angela Zaitz 4
obnovne narocnine, Chas. Pogo
relec 4, John Rak 2 in Luka Gro
ser 2. Druge 'nesrece" pri mas nj
bilo.
joe Snoy, Bridgeport, o., je
postal SIG tiskovnemu skladu, XII
so bill zbrani ma konferencnem
zborovanju JSZ in drustev Pro-
svetne matice pr S. JOS. Skofu
ma Bartonu. Prispevateljem is
krena hvala. John Vitez ie po-
slal zapisnik zborovanja in IRA
ven prilozil tudi dive narocnini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21

rib je vecino popusta prispeval
v tiskovni sklad in craven dobil
in postal Sc $3.50 cd dobrih ma
sih somisljenikov; katerih ime-
ma bodo v prihodnjem izkazu.
To DO vse "a danes. Upam, da
DO prihodnje porocilo Boise in
da bonn mogel beleziti vsaj so
novih narocnin. How about it,
fantje, mozje, dekleta in zene,
agitatorji "a Proletarca!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
KLIC v KUPOVANJE
BONDOV
Pefega vOjnega POsOiiIa

Doloeena kvota "a nakup bondov petega vojnega po-
SOFIA je Sestnajst milijard doIarjev.
Zed. drzave ne samo da same vzdrzujejo vso svojo
oborozeno silo, v kateri sluzi mad 10, 900, 900 MOI in zensk,
ampak ponlagajo materialno tudi vsem drugim zavezni-
Skim dezelam Sirom sveta.
To veliko stane. Tekoci dohodki "a kritje vojnih IL
datkov niti z dalec ne zadostujejo. cato ST yIada pomaga
z vOjnimi posojili.
Sedanje, XII ga je razpisala, je peto.
Sc v vsaki prejsnji kampanji je bila kvota presezena.
Tako BIO tudi v tel, AKO Sc VSI, X JIM JE IA Una
GO, ODZOvEJO KLICU SVOJE DEZELE.
Vojaki ma 'front.' skrbe, da store svoje. Civilno prebi-
valstvo ina nalogo pomagati z delom in s kupovanjem
bondov. Zaveda Sc je in 10 izpolnjuje. KUPUJTE VOJNE
BONDE DA 30 PETO VOJNO POSOJJMO POPOLEN
TRIUMF vi NAPORIH IA CIMPREJSNJO ZMAGO.
Prostor "a ia oglas prispeval Proletarec)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
DRUSTVO MOXHAM
VABI

JOhnstOwn, Pa. - Slovensko
bratsko podporno druStvo "Mox-
ham" vabi ma veselico, XII 10 pri-
redi v soboto vecer l. julia v
Slovenskem domu ma Moxhamu.
Igral DO znani orkester Johna
Koracina IL Yukona. Vstopnina
ma pies samo soc.
Kot vselej doslej, tako DO mo-
raj tudi letos vsak clan, XII Sc tie
priredbe NE udelezi, prispevati
81 v drustveno blagajno.
John Polantz, tajnik.