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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14

friends desiring to get in i'm
mediate touch with Americans
held in the Philippines.
While the Red Cross is unable
TO guarantee deliveries every
effort will be made to do so in
cases where the addresses Of the
Jap-held American nationals are
known. Messages cannot be &C
cepted for either free American
civilians or Filipinos.
All messages will be subject
TO official U. S. Army censor
ship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
pumpkin FLEECES BARKEEP
Talks Himself Out of $3.50

vealed the familiar pattern Of
confidence-game tee n n q U e
whereby the supposed pumpkin
fleeces the city slicker.
II all began on Oct. 81, Kali
tenbach said, when an overall
clad farmer, in need Of q shave,
sauntered into Bauman's Sand
letters Bar. at 13509 Gratiot
avenue, near Six Mile road, and
inquired of a policeman loung-
ing against the bar where the
See FILM FLAM-Page 3
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When August Bauman. So
year-old Detroit tavern proprie-
tor, recently sought TO persuade
a Macomb county yokel not TO
turn in % cases Of bonded whis-
key to the Michigan Liquor Con-
troll Commission he actually
talked himself out of $3.50 in
cash and found himself alone. in
the rain, on a desolste Erin
township highway.
Those facts became abundant
ly clear today as Chief Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Kaltenbach re-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
400 Millions
More Sought
by President
Asks Congress for
Shorp Increase
in Appropriations

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-(P
- President Roosevelt asked
Congress today to add approx
mately $400,O00,000 to funds
previously appropriated TO
more than score of Federal
agencies.
The total includes 1899, 112,-
ass for the Navy Department,
the bulk of which was for the
Bureau of Yards and Docks.
There was no detail on how the
funds would be used.
Other items included S13,-
900, 900 for the Treasury De-
partment; S1O,01O,000 for the
Army, $l5,000,000 for the Fed
eral Works Agency, Sill, 036, 682
for the Interior Department,
and $7,40l 900 for the National
Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics.
Also on the farm front, the
War Food Administration said
today that the price support
program will be needed at least
through 1916. (Under this ar
rangement the government buys
up surplus crops to keep them
from causing, low farm prices.)
Acting VIA Administrator
Ashley Sellers made the state
ment in a letter TO Rayburn ask
ing legislation to raise the limit
on the Commodity Credit Cor
poration's borrowing power to
$4,000, 900. 900. The present linn
it is S3,OOO,OOO,00O.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Officials Ask
Pay Increases
Supervisors Toble
Recommendations

Macomb County elective Off
Gals who were recently given a
S10-a-month salary increase SIM
liar to that received by all coun-
ty employees, have appealed to
the Board of Supervisors Bud
get Committee to re open its
budget sessions and grant them
a more substantial pay raise.
The amount of increase asked
was not specified when three
representatives of the elected
officials group, Prosecutor Will
bur F. Held, Treasurer William
G.. Miller and Drain Commits
sioner William c. Harper ap-
See PAY-Page 2
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Official
TabulatiOn
of the Vote

Following are the official vote
totals for all national, state and
county candidates as compiled
by the County Board of Canvas
serS and completed today:
PRESIDENT
ROOSE WELT CD 23,506;
DEWEY tR) 2l,305.
GOVERNOR
KELLY (R) 24,225; FRY CD
81, 542.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
o BROWN (R) 23,l6l; LEE I'D
2O,75S.
SEC. OF STATE
DIGNAN (R) 23,483; KOS
CINSKI CD POTTS.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
DETH MERS (R) 21,674;
DOYLE (D) 2l,48l.
TREASURER
BRAKE (R) 22,573; SCHWIN-
GER CD 20,530.
AUDITOR GENERAL
MORRISON (R) 21,974; AID
ANS CD 2l,068.
REP. IN CONGRESS
WOLCOTT (R) %, 407; MANN
CD 81, 154,
STATE SENATOR
JOHNSTON (R) 24,072.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DIST. NO. 1
sherlock (R) 1906; FOS-
TER CD 6,948.
DIST. NO. 2
STEFFENS (R) 14,124; RO-
MANO CD 9,841.
PROSECUTOR
HELD (R) 22,e25; NICHOL-
SON CD 2l,058.
SHERIFF
ENSIGN CD 24,458; HAVEL
(R) 20,756.
CLERK
BROWN (R) 24,37O.
COUNTY TREASURER
MILLER (R) 22,555; WHAL-
EN- CD 21,062.
REG. OF DEEDS
BRUNEEL CD 21,529; TEGE-
DER (R) 1883.
DRAIN COMMISSIONER
HARPER (R) 22,666; BURR
Cd 21,275.
CORONERS
CLYNE (R) 23,0l6, GROES-
BECK (R) 1928; SPERLICH
CD 21,205.
NON-PARTISAN TICKET
CIRCUIT JUDGE
NOE, 1879; CARROLL, 49,
Ole.
PROBATE JUDGE
TROMBLY, 26,l58.
COURT COMMISSIONERS
NUN Y, 1881: LA
BARGE, 14,46l; ROBERTS, H.
446.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Enemy Forces
B|udgeonedby
Artillery Fire
Tokyo Reports
Massive Air Raid
Against MoniIo
By LEONARD MILLIMAN
Associated Press War Editor

Attacks on growing japanese
concentrations on Western Leyte
Island paid off with the highest
one-day toll of Nipponese dead
in the Philippines campaign,
front line dispatches reported to-
day as Tokyo radio said 400 U. S.
carrier planes had renewed their
attack on Impeial waships rim
Manila Bay.
On other fronts Chinese troops
advanced five miles in North
lBurma and a Pacific fleet COM
lmunique acknowledged enemy
forces had retaken an islet in the
IPalau group, east of the Philip
'pines.
Tokyo radio announced waves
,of American planes struck at
Manila Bay, Cavite Navy Yard
and Clark field.
TOKYO CLAIMS
It claimed "a U. S. planes and
five Japanese were shot down in
Ian hour-long violent air bat
tie" Other u. S. Air Squadrons,
Tokyo added, swept the length
lof the Philippines.
On Western Leyte Island con.
uuering riflemen of the oath Di-
vision counted $40 Japanese bod
lies on the slopes of Breakneck
Ridge, with field Of uncounted
dead stretching out in front OF
Them, Associated Press war cor
respondent Fred Hampson re-
ported.
An American commander ex-
pressed belief the bloody battle,
combined with night-long she'll
Ing of enemy concentrations at
Limon, broke the Northern jap
anese force as a fighting unit.
Infantrymen were closing in
See PACIFIC-Page z
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Fourth basiion
Falls 10 j. ).
Assault Forces
Sewage American
Attoek Hens In
Greet Noxi Base
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN

Associated Press War Editor
American Infantry captured
the fourth fortress outside be-.
sieged Metz today as the us.
Third Army brought all the
Fort-Girt city's roads of REIN
forcement or retreat within Or.
tillery range.
The Fifth Division captured
Fort Army and drove to within
3lz miles south Of Metz In the
hospital woods in the closest
Yank approach to the city. The
assault arc from the south now
extended nine miles from Fort
Ormy to the town Of Corny on
the east bank Of the Moselle.
due east of Fort Driant. Corny.
AZ miles southwest Of MstS,
fell yesterday.
EXPAND BRIDGEHEAD
On the northern flank Of IL
Third Army's 70-mile offensive
the Goth Division expanded IL
Moselle bridgehead In the Koe-
nigsmacher area to AZ miles,
fighting to within IN miles o2
Germany in the Luxembourg
corner.
These gains came after q day
in which the Third Army crack
ed into the outer southern de-
lenses Of Metz almost without q
fight. placing them Ives
squarely behind Fort Driant,
which some weeks ago with
stood frontal assault. and top
See FRANCE-Page !
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6th War Loan
Drive Planned
County Quote
Set at $2,5l8,O0O

Continuance of Mount Glenn
ems record of accomplishment in
backing the boys with bonds"
will be sought in the Sixth War
Loan drive which commences
Monday. county chairman Ralph
w. Clarke announced today.
Mount Clemens will be asked
to contribute $1,397,400 to-
wards the county's overall quota
of S2,518,0O0. The quota for the
county and all communities is
lower than in the Fifth War
Loan appeal - which was an
swered by an oversubscription
of about 40 per cent in this
county.
Martin c.. Schwartz, of Mount
Clemens, who piloted the city to
an oversubscribed quota in the
last drive, will again head the
patriotic effort here, Clark an
nounced. Organization details
will be similar, and the same
volunteers will be depended on
to back the bond sales, which
has been nicknamed the "Vic-
tory Bond Drive"
The drive is scheduled TO be
completed by Dec. Is so that
its conclusion will not interfere
with personal and BUSH SIS
Christmas plans.
Mount Clemens quota in +
Series bonds is S396. 500; in
other types OF bonds for individ-
uals, $3.50, 900. and in corpora
ton bonds, S73l 800.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Thanksgiving Day

LANSING, Nov. Ia - up -
Governor Kelly's proclamation
of Nov. % as Thanksgiving Day,
released Monday by the execu-
tive office. asks Michigan peo-
pie 10 give thanks that the cit
tie clearing in the wilderness
hewn by the Pilgrim Fathers
has become a great nation"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Mere Bleed
Donors Needed

Stiffening Of Jap rssastanoe
on Leyte and stnbbern Nag1
defense Of tAeir, hessslas4
mean only one tAfag y leya1
A m erica y .: mere boooG
plasma. A Meunt Cle0omD
Blood bank will - held Nov.
81, ; to us Pm. an1 NoVs
-, l1:3e . A:ls p.n., q -
MsthsdlsG Church. - -
dred p1nts ars nee1ol ~ -
he vital 60 ~
sAeula call ~
Fentsa, 3e13 -
ssAinnsl. 80 4
hay. IS
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clinics service through contact
ing the Probate Court.
The clinic will be managed by
a Board of Directors composed
Of representatives of the three
counties. Macomb County's rep
resentation on the board will in
clude: Judge Trombly; Ernest r.
Wangelin, chairman of the coun-
ty Probate Committee; John H.
Ahrens, county agent, and Mrs.
Edith Smoot, a skilled social
worker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-14
Irish Refuse Ban

LONDON, Nov. Ia - up -
Fire has informed Britain it can
give no assurance against grant
ing asylum to political refugees
from Axis countries.
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pulsed in the last two years
numerous air attacks by strong
special British formations and
See TIRPITZ-Page 7
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NUN NELEY. 1881: LA
BARGE, 14,46l; ROBERTS, H.
446.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

as master OF ceremonies. Shows
are TO be given Friday Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Lenny Gale, Wynn Murray
Headline New Bowery Revue

CLUB GAY HAVEN-Larry
Kent is now in his thirteenth
week and welcomes newcomers
Jan Latin and Russo and Lloyd
TO the show. Latin does a novelty
balancer and Russo, and Lloyd
provide acrobatic dances.
Continuing are Billie Rich
mond. blues singing hit, and
George OLeary. recent dancing
star of Sons O Fun" Jimmy
Ferrel's music.
PENOBSCOT -CLUB-The club
has gone back 10 its entertain
ment policy with Johnny DiCiccos
music makers providing the dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Actress Anniversary

CECILIA PARKER. who plays
Andy Hardys sister Marian or
the screen. and her husband, Dick
Baldwin, celebrated their iron
wedding anniversary on June l.
Dressed as they were when
married six years ago, the couple
welcomed Fay Holden. Ma Hardy
of the screen and husband Dave
Cylde as their special guests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Cast Of 40
At National

CHUCK WILSON, king Of
Hokum, and his all-star New
York cast Of 40. is currently APP
pearing al the National Theater
BettIne IS a graceful exotic
dancer, and comedians Walter
Brown and Chick Evans furnish
numerous comedy situations.
Rounding out the revue are
Margie Dale and Helen Watson,
dancers Walter Collins. tenor
Jerry Joyce. tap dancer. and Billy
kowd'S dancing chorus.
When Did lou Last Buy Bonds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
rhythn1S

CLUB TERRY BEAR-1oe Nc
Graph is the master of cere-
monies, Ginger dances in both
comedy and acrobatic vein. Linda
Lawson provides character dances
and Roy Cray'S orchestra plays.
MICKEY'S SHOW BAR-Phil
Olsen and his orchestra open
Thursday. and Friday new floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

show policy IS
inaugurated.
The stars are
Hillary Dawn,
exotic dancer
Larry Cham
berS at tn c
h a T m onica f,
Sylvia Bruce,
swing singer;
Pauline Renia,
c h a T a c I g r
d a n c er, and
Johnny King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
City Costs Up
S5.866.OOO

City expenditures for the first
IL months OF the current fiscal
year were S5.S66. 900 more than
for the same period last year, the
common council was told today
by Budget Director David V,
Chief items in the increase
were a Asa general wage raise
for city employees and conversion
To a six-day work week.
When Did You Last Buy a BOnds--
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~
blonde S wins
singer, returns
TO the lineup.
Featured acts
a re provided
by Legary and
Latina, charac-
ter dancers;
Leonard Seel's
orchestra a n d
the Bea Vester
dancers. Bari
ton e J cry
Varga is an
interltIda faatItY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

LENNY GALE headlines the
current Bowery revue with imlta-
tons of the First Lady, the -Four
Ink Spots and others. One of his
most catchy offerings is his sing
ipf "Oh, Johnny" in the lispy
~ of wee Bonnie Baker Clam
orouS WYNN MURRAY shares Sfel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

rhythnns and
background for
Jane Palner's
songs.
s A
BAR Larry
Guards orches-
ira has moved
into the CONT
mental r o o m
and Fiesta Bar
Of the Savarine
Hotel 10 pro-
vid Q d a n c Q
,-l,.stA~@-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

lar honors and
sings popular
tunes.
Rounding out
The revue are
Charlie Car
Isle, a fla b lie
master OF cere-
monies, exotic
Dian Rowland;
Don Roy. aero
hattie star: Lee
M a SON. bari
tone; the Ire
s.at~A 1Nnffnr -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
.LOueI|d Meets
COP Indian
BY LoUELLA q. PARSONS
Famous noII, wood CoIumnist for the
Hearst Newspapers

CHICAGO, June 27-Your per-
spring and foot sore reporter
found an Indian AT the opening
session of the Republican pational
convention here today.
He looked so much like one OF
the Hollywood Redskins | see sc
often on our movie sets that l inn
mediately walked over 10 greet
him. thinking he was someone
from home.
He turned out 10 be Chief Ben
American Horse, the only Indian
delegate at this conclave.
FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
He comes from the Pine Ridge
Indian Reservation in South Da-
kota and is spokesman for all the
Indians in that area. which in
cludes six neighboring reserva-
tons.
ugh" he said when l
greeted him and introduced
myself II am looking for
scalps."
"What? Scafbs here among
the good Republicans ?" | quer-
led.
mo, no." he answered with
another grunt, Il am looking
for New Deal scalps.
II do not like the New Deal
and the other Indians don't like
IL, either. That's why I'm here.
IL hasn't been good for US.
WANT TO BE EQUAL
They're trying TO make us a
separate nation. They've intro
duced the Wheeler-Howard Act,
which would separate us from
other Americans.
I'VE Indians don't want 10 be
separate people. We want 10 be
treated on an equal basis with
the other Americans"
This most American Of all the
delegates is II. a full-blooded
Sioux. straight as an arrow and
determined 10 get the Indian vote
for the Republican party. He is
proud Of the five grandsons he
has in the service
When Did lou Last Buy . Bondf--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Convicted of Theft

Herman Haggerd, 81, OF 475l
Fourteenth. today awaited sem
tence on a grand larceny charge
after being found guilty by Re
corder's Judge John j Maher of
stealing Sl25 from Ray Heafner,
40. Of $3.50 Wayburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

maine Twins IN speedy dance rou-
tines; Johnny King. tenor; the
Pat Walsh Victory Girls and Ben
Young's orchestra.
CLUB 509-Master Of cere-
monies Billy Meagher retains top
billing, and "Skippy" Little.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-06

Stir leta. Ia njegovo junastvo
mu dale priznanje YES svet. A
vprasanje je, &c mu bodo pc vol
nj PRIMAL tudi pravico do dr.
zave, XII SO 81 10 jugoslovanski
narodi zamislili "a zedinjeno,
svobodno, demokraticno fede-
racijo.
Nedavno smo Sc seSli uradni-
XII vseh tukajsnjih Sansovih po-
druznic in pa podruznic JPO-
SIS v namenu "a boljse koncen-
triranje naSega della, ola bi bio
bolj ucinkovito in plodonosno.
Rezultat tega sestanka je bila
ustanovitev centralnega odbora.
Njegove naloge so velike. Sode-
loval DO svsemi omenjenimi po-
druznicami. Oh .enem sodeluje-
jo tudi tukajsnje clanice orga-
nizacije Progresivnih Slovenk,
XII SO re dosedaj pokazale velike
uspehe V akciji "a pomoc svo-
jemu narodu. Zbirajo skupaj
kot cebelice obleko in denarne
prispevke. Pred meseci SO pod
vzele akcijo "a zbiranje v sklad
"a nakup ambulance in tudi ma
brale zadostno vsoto, XII so 10 v
ia namen poslale relifnemu cd
boru ZOJSA. TIE zene in dekle-
ia pr mas zares zasluzijo pri-
znanje "a delo v tel akciji.
Sedaj, ko smo dobro organizi-
rani, DO potrebno nase akcije.
to je, v zbiranju "a pomoc ma
rodu, eimbolj pospesiti.
zal, da vedno odpade vse ia
ko in slicno delo lie ma nekatere.
Vsi apeli "a sodelovanje in "a
vest rojakov so pri prevelikem
Stevilu zaman.
Tudi pr mas je bio precei
kritike prot staliscu onih Cd
bornikov JPO-SS, XII so roper
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-06

pridruzenje k relifni akciji v
podrocju ZOJSA. Take razpr-
tile skodujejo %celoti, ker je ma
rod zbegan in ne We ma koga Sc
zanesti in kan poslati denar.
Zdrav razum nam pove, da je
zdruzitev refine akcije potreb-
ma. Relifni odbor podrocju
ZOJSA ina dovoljenje "a nabi-
ranje, poSiljanje in delitev in
je mic vec kot prav, da DELUXE
mo zdruzeno pod njegovo relif-
no licenco. Ampak kakor SO GO
tow krogi ovirali delo pr SAN
Su, tako mas hocejo ovirati tu-
di pri JPO-SS. Nekaterim je
klerikalna politika vec kot pa
reSitev naroda.
Nedelja "a. dec. je dolocena
"a datum prireditve tukajsnje
podrunice SANSa st. 48. To DO
plesna zabava in vrSila Sc DO v
SID. Pricne Sc OBJ 8. zvecer.
Igrali bodo Vadnalovi. Yes pre-
bitek gre v pomoc nasemu ma
rodu v start domovini.
Pred kratkem je ozivelo
dramsko druStvo A. VerovSek,
XII je bio pasivno precej casa
vsled malomarnosti nekaterih
njegoyih uradnikov. Sedaj ie
bill izvoljen nov odbor, XII ina
nalogo dati tenn delu slovenske-
ga Clevelanda tudi ma kultur-
mem polju vec z~ivljenja. Move
mu odboru "VerovSka" zelimo
veliko uspeha, obcinstvu pa pri-
porocam, da sodeluje. Upajmo,
da mas kmalu presenetijo z vpri-
z~oritvijo kake igre ma odru.
j. F. Durn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-06

jajte svojih bratov, XII Sc bore
"a svobodo.
Kaj pa pobiranje prispevkov
in obleke pc nash naselbinah
"a reveze v start domovini? Kai
pravite somisljeniki? Ali bono
spet nekaj takega organizirali
ali ne? Gas je re! Ma vsak nacin
mora to vpraSanje reSiti fedora
cijska seja SNIP, XII Sc vrSi ia
mesec v Yalu. A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-06
DROBCl IL
CLEVELANDA

Zarjin koncert ma Zahvalni
dan %. novembra je kot obi
cajno Sc dokaj dobro uspel. LIE
udelezba pr programu bi bila
lahko vecja kot je bila, a zvecer
ma plesni zabavi pa Sc je nabra-
10 mladine kot mravelj. K te-
mu, da nj incl koncertni spored
boljsega poseta, DO menda vec.
vzrokov, Eden je bill, da smo
dobili prvic v sezoni zimsko
vrerne S precejsnjo snezeno
odejo. Drugic, veliko ljudi je
delalo kljub prazniku. Nekateri
so navedli "a enega Timed vzro-
kov, da pricetek koncerta OBJ 5.
pop. nj prikladna ura. Njihovo
mnenje je, da bi bio boljSe, ako
Sc bi bill pricel bodisi oh 8. pop,
ali pa oh 7. zvecer. Koncertne
locke SO bile dobro predvajane,
enako tudi spevoigra "Cevljar
baron, upostevajoc pevske mo-
ci tega zbora. Pogresa Sc v ME
MI moSkih glasov, a zenski cd
delek pa je dober in ina med
sabo nekaj prav dobrih moci.
Dne "a. nov. sta obhajala tu-
kajsnja dobro mana stara ma
s~eljenca Josip in Jerica Kuncic
50-letnico njunega srecnega "a
konskega zivljenja. On je bill v
svojih mlajsih letih zelo akti-
ven tudi ma socialisticnem po-
lju. Bill je mnogo let clan kluba
in dober podpornik ne samo
kluba pac pa tudi vseh nash
naprednih publikacij. A sedaj
ga med 200-terimi nisem opazil.
Mogoce, da ga nj nihce pobaral
"a to stvar.
]. Kuncic je v preteklosti
mnogo doprinesel Ia polju ma
sih aktivnosti in mu gre v tenn
vse priznanje. Bill je alltiven tu-
di v druStvenem zivljenju in
prva leta pri Slovenski zadru-
mi zvezi.
Rodilo Sc jima je Sest otrok.
Eden Timed Min, Joseph, NIL,
je preminul l. 1886, drugi SO vsi
zivi. Sin Bill je v mornarici z.
D. nekje ma juznem Pacifiku.
joe Kuncic je vodil precej
let gostilno in Tx ME je njego-
va dvorana, v kateri SO zboro-
vala VISA nasa tukajSnja druStva,
dokler nj bio Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna. Pozneje sta pre-
pustila to obrt svojim otrokom.
Vsi, XII poznamo starega Jo-
zeta in njegovo soprogo, jima
zelimo pc trudnem delu v je-
senskih letih vse najboljSe in
pa ola Jill bi Sc mnogo docakala
pri najboljsem zdravju. Mislim,
ola S tenn voScilom lahko govo-
rim tudi v imenu druStva V boj
st. 53 SNIP, ker je joe eden
izmed njegovih pionirjev. Torej
zakoncema Kuncic iskrene ce-
stitke.
NaSa naselbina v Clevelandu
je ma delu v pomoc malemu slo-
venskemu narodu, XII Sc heroj-
cko bori in krvaVi re zadnia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-06
Koj BIO z morkomi?

lzmed okupiranih dezel je "a
della katastrofalna inflacija do
slej lie Grcijo. Imeti moraS ma
bankovcih milijonske stevilke,
pa Sc MISC mic vredni.
Ali Sc slicno dogodi tudi Mem
CHI, kakor Sc il je pc prejsnji
vojni? Skoro da, ker svojega no.
tranjega dolga, XII znasa mad
315 milijard mark itak ne BIO
mogla nikoli placati, razen z in
1laclJo, kar pomeni, da Sc dolg
briSe.