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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
FIRST FOR BIG RAPIDS


Port Huron and Bay City tied
az Is each, Kalamazoo and Fenton
u while Ann Arbor viii furnish
10 and Midland H. Big Rapids
first entry among those from 10
on down stood out MonroeS US
uaL fine shaving and MffHsH+&Aee,f4f, :
surprise entry Of % teams are
other features.
IN the absence Of President
Paul Dye Of Saginaw who viii
lead his CARRIER Buick team 10
Chicago for Schalk'S sweeper Mel
West honorary prexy and athletic
director Of the UAW-CIO. will
be master Of ceremonies next Sat
urday night Augie JankowskN,
past president of the a.. 3. c.:
Frank Mitzel. secretary of the
y. 3 A., and others will be there.
Due 10 the large entry the state
viii run Is week-endS through
May -9cfcndrnE champions are
Joe Norris Stroh's, 3061: Rog
Overmyer and Fred Gardella,
1914; Joe Buehler of Owosso, 707,
and Mike Angelic. 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Metro, Parish
.QuintetS Open
Big Year Friday

The busiest prep basketball sea-
Noft- m Brtrurt history viii get
under way Friday night when the
Metropolitan and Catholic leagues
engage in thor first official com
Petition
a mountaineering enrolment
of ~ teams Will be active in the
Gatttfte-f 7curur- Tins winter white
lhe-AlG1In-I-rafHsstie -e'-tti ii-ifaVe 70
schools competing After a years
lapse The public school cagcrS re-
turn 10 the former championship
PLAY Last seasons play was
limited 90 class teams. with no
league champion decided
The Metro loop this season viii
be divided INTO four sections r.
Northeast Southeast, Northwest,
Southwest Winner and runnerup
m each section will engage IN
playotis for The league champion
-hID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
The Greater Game
]. Schermerhorn
Back in School
BY EDGAR HAYES

Cpl David McNhInnic is man
ag,RE one of tho company has
ketball squads an Camp Crowdcr.
.. He played football. and bake
HHti tHrrr - # f7U-r0Tr he played
ha .ehau NCLih ReLlaLd LL.L and
American Legion II vas his
first venture IN football
Jack Schcrmclhorn paid rs
visit during the week i!c was
a Top flight diver an Highland Park
High and IS now IN the air corps
at Kent state University down
Ohio way
Joe Kopcha. VINO DlaVcd football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
PRIZE FUND SPLIT

TITS amount VII be cut up IN
Secretary Walter Pageau, usual
TAR and square style For the 44q
regular teams there Will be l07
prizes. totahnG S5649 In the
doubles there VIII be 4lq awards
Uf NIZg0 M Tho singles So of 81
l52 30 and in The all-events 50
prizes amounting 20 SGGi
The 763 booster qulntcts en-
tered also have an attractive prize
list There will be 80 special
awards Of SLIP based on actual
plnfail In addition there viii be
the usual squad prizes amount
ing 10 S3.5l5. To complete the
fund there will be four special
prizes Of S45 for high games.
a final checkup revealed De
trolt again was the leader in team
entries with 628. Nearest rival
was Flint with 81 folbWed by
Monroe 81, Saginaw 36. Battle
Creek 81. Lansing %, Grand Rap
ids o. MuSkegon %, Pontiac %
and Jackson 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Central States Gets
Ga Detroit Teams

Adams Palm Beach. Barney
AdarS CorpOrateS complete the
roster Of the better known teams.
JAN. % BIG DAY
Detroit teams are on schedule
Jan S-15-22 cthe big dayl-29
with the prospect Of few going
the tentative extra weekend IN
February.
a year ago when the event was
held az Detroit Recreation. De-
troiters stood out particularly in
all-eVentS Alfred Robinson was
first on-l914- Pat Brady now IN
the service, second 1911. Barney
Doyle third 1902 Joe Szuch
fourth, 1894 Chris May eighth.
1887 and Bill Luoma ninth 1884
Walter Reppenhagen and Bill
kenct won the doubles, 1878, with
F.lwood Btakr ard Paul Clio
fourth. 1854 In singles. Brady
tied for second with Paul Serb
ner on 693. steve Macy OF Clove-
land was first III Clarence
Krapnkc had $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Bears Major Joe was picked on
the All-Lcaguc teams for three
years He took ms internShIp
Harper Eie-eft-iat4i te--ft- IA De-
tTOIt and when 10 entered Tho
army was a senior staff member
OF several hospitals in Chicago -
He was a Fellow OF the American
College Of Surgery and served At
Brookley Field before going into
foreign service &C..
When Joe LOUIS visited Keesler
Field IN Biloxi Miss. he was
greeted by an old friend. Sgt.
Thurston Mckinney. one Of De-
trOlts best mlddleWalpf1tS loo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
lines Sweepstakes
Glass; ications--

Class t-TeamS averaging
92j and vi
Class B-TrHnS averaging
80 and including 92i.
Class C-TeamS averaging
S2i and including S7i
lass D--TcafnS averaging
80 and including S2i.
Class F-IeamS averaging
~. or les
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
SPAR|NC
No PINS
Bowling Teams
D Just as Good
as Last Serfes
BY HAROLD KAHL

While casual followers of
bowling seldom notice H. those
u the game marvel year by
year over the inability Of the
stars 10 lead the averages in
more than one year Joe Norris
and John CrImminS arc the only
TWO rare exceptions m the past
here.
Fred Buiack OF tho pace
setting Ekhardt & Becker rs
the current leader of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

IN basketball league competition. {.
Sol FinaZZo. who won The CYO
middleWesght title IS now the
champion OF Camp Gordon {.
According ia the camp paper he
Is a sensation and the most pleas
inG fighter at the post He
fought for AnnunCiation here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Metro Classic
HIGH SCORERS

/ Team evsut-Three games Rainbow Pee.
reatior. 301s kraJeuke 1896 KOppitz,
1850. Progressive. 1850
Team event-One game. Martin lfI2:
Rainbow Recreation. 1925 Chene- Trombly
Recreation. 1919 Palmer Park Recreation,
Individual event-Three games. Fred
Miller 7Oe Jack CriUey. SO: Lou Movers,
SIS, Len Lioerda. 665.
Individual event--One game. Fred Stark,
2ss Clarence Krajenka. 277; Angelo pa.
micO. 269 Fred Miller. 269
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

N0TTlkculu ls42s EAST WARREN. near
W. ''"o"T" BEACoNSF1EID NJ 9iai
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
--ee~- -crosTrC- BEE EUT0TETE6.
OLYMPIC REC. s "a, pstsio. A. CD asss
y Alleys. Ns~ and Modern. RathSssIsr Opss
eo~Ino ALL DAY Saturdays and sSndsy&
PALACE REC. 6sas GsATIoI AVENUE
"a Alleys Without Post Open 5o~liao 10 A. n.
to A N. Billiards. Restaurant Cocktail Lounge,
PALMER PARK MehlcHoLs 70, sst-,.p
Open Bowling All Day Today
PILLAR RE I4s29 kescHGvAt AVE.
Open so.no ALL oAY ss, o ,' w sa sSS.
From 10 A ~. On. weekday, Until 7 p. N.
PIAYDlUM 1917 los cAsPAu MA ts,,
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RITTER REC. '''s' IAs5 {" &c. CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today.
RIVIERA REC. ''s e "a, slyls AVA.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 1880 A. ".
unh p. ", ard After 10 p. ~
ROUGE REC. 1919 p . cSCt'O q , wssr
when Down River s,es Hsrs. opsa Bowling ..
Saturday, sr5 Sunday "A NJ I'm CIo,lna.
ROYAL $500 sAslsT.ogt. w. NJ {, ware"
oPts BOWLING TODAY from 70 An MI
CLOSING Weekday .. n 70
SOUTHEASTERN 81 Jean ara chnlsyoE
OPgs BOWLING AT DAY TODAY
wsekdsys Until p NJ Fuday Anes p ~
SpPlncWEl 1918 sPRiE6wtLts ava.
" hlHVNIllO 90 ALLEYS VI 2.g82l
n "a
A. TN cio"aq wsssdsy, rlu T. After a..
STATE FAIR $500 "S s',, ss el 40 s'''a
SNOWFLAKE OF THE WORLD 70 ALLEYS
tor open so~linq Saturday. s0d Sundays
Trppy'c 1881 otoUlNoRs NEAR
'N"H' NEVADA ~ 1.ss4S
osAs-so-iina AL DAY Saturdays and sundays.
Weetdays Tili 8. After 80 Thuu..Fr After ?.
TWENTIETH CENTURY We" q A. :, $3.50 sT sssy
opsn Alleys TODAY ~ Noon Until Ciosina week
osys tn go. After ~ PLENTY or PtsBoVS.
VARSITY 1850 liytRsots. NJ .,sieh0"
'hHOlll "a Alleys UN i.s82O
Open Bo.Hru Att DAY sat. sur from 20 An.
Until closino. weekday, untH ? ~. After ".
VICTORY u Z. A ,i,s St $500 ~ ''5,st
oPCs BOWLING AZ DAY TODAY FROM
10 A ~ UsriL CLOSING
WASHINGTON BOWL n 1sd s's5 StsI oF
Osso Bosnra TODAY ror 10 A yVhr "a
- sruns~its csnisn0'd tarssN ca 1870
WAYssfS SCHOOL s IS s.,: Va g. ,' s's
Priyai, Lesson, Afternoon. WAYNE sphULotsG,
Instructor os,n Bo~liao ~ Moon rin 10 90 p n.
WEST DETROIT ~, .yom s,aT!e' - s Me-
oPEN BO~ttNG AZ DAY TO-DAY IRON
~ NOON Usrfl CLOSING
WURN'S SINCE 1888 '''I ~ 's ,.15
os,s Alleys SATURDAYS SuNoAvs s.tYtfsf
corkfsu Lou0gs Ofaaa Muse fscsiisaf "a.
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

for the Chicago
Bears and De-
troit Lions is
now p major IN
The medical
corps Of the
Fifth Air Force
Command &,
lie iS stationed
IN Nav Guinea
and was re-
-e-fH-ft- n 6h6t-
ed 10 major
While with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

told the camp
how much Nc
Kin n g y had
contributed to
his success as a
fighter A
golf and tennis
tournament are
on the KeeSler
Ffcid program
for J a n u AIRY
and more than
500 ira n e g s
are taking part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
A GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL :

.1l2l AL-MGnaas.l------A.t-@
Altoona REC, ;, ,'o s,, .,cH'eA. Ay s,.,
oPts BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A NJ
UNTIL ~. WEEKDAYS UNTIL s p. ~.
BEACON REC. " yts .,o Az " .A J .s,s
opsr so~lua TO-DAY from 30 An III Clo,ioo.
oosn,H0 for mornins ard Afternoon Leagues
BOWL O.DROME go . DsHrtS r.. 10 s.- $500
oPts BOWLING AT AL TIMES
F.e LEAGUE Rs'sNatioHi Left. Cocktail Lours,
cInIIIbc 10 EAST CONGRESS
vNullLHU 20 Alisy, sTsblr CT 1853
Open Bowling Today-AII Day!
CENTENNIAL ... ;'s s. SSAT s6.., Ay' 5000
Open so-tns TODAY "a " Until 30 A ~
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge rs Lanes
CHENE.T ROgBLY ,. ' at,t Ss'"T IS 81 s,,o
Air.Coudior.d for Your Comfort. opsn Alleys
TODAY at All Times Bowl DIM. Dance
CREST LANES Fvttss .,,o,. +" GO GO l EYES
A so.l.r', Paradise, VISIT Our STAG. ssr and
Cocktail Louns. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ss attaytTT e. ~ $3.50
Open Bowling at All Times!
DEXTER REC 0 81 11t,1s 'OsT fs ! ssS9
Open Bowling Today-All Day
GARDEN REC 'e ss wGqGTAsO .o1 1s is''o
oPLN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A "
Usrll-cLosIsG wttK.oANs OsriI s'P ~.
cpIun rru1pu tsu FERRY PARK
unANu ICNInRl ~ 5.322o
Pleasure to Bo.I a. ouis,su Au,,, in ostrot.
Good rrsn,poristion FsciIiiiss-su. street Car
GpANDWAY REC. 1885 sRA .sE,o F'vtR
Sir Brand Me- Au,y, Opsn Bo~Iins Saturdays
sad sunday ssauttu Cocktail Louras
GREAT LAKES =, ~ 90 sas''"S Ma $3.50
All ~ ALLEYS Available Tor 0psn eoeiina sat
urdays and sunoays from 70 A n Unth Cios'na
HALL .DODDS IS; s,s " sSs"O q eve 9-,i at
op o advise SATURDAY. Aso SUNDAY
Minutes from oowntown Ample esrsira.
IMPERIAL REC st cssfsAl 1S'1 IosA stO'
10 MODERN ALLEYS
op.' Every DAY Until Midni9ht sA s4ss
J. J. MlLlETT'S "7 T. TS. 9.ssi; AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC, % g s soTI.ss 4 1.stts
COCKTAIL LOUNGE hurray s3tl
i}s2s East Jefferson 81 tAsrLAWN
LUCKY STRIKE 49, 1st s SIZE T ~ s.,s 81
oPEN BOWLING TOoAV ? n uNrit
AN q BRUNSWICK LANES sAR
At rIIInTT orr l7s20 NJ ELLIOTT
VI u, tlllUl hEU, ~ eeba
Oo,n Anew TODAY IRON A. ~ Unii 30
~ Vst Our Cocktail Lounoe Etoslisei FOOD
EnpTU pNn 2tos JOS cAspAtF@'star
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
CONSULT THIS D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Girls Ask Boxing

Girls are asking for boxing in
Michigan City Ind under the
sanction Of the Amateur Athletic
linton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RHCF i-yesr-olds and up mile
and 20 wards
Rcuuius tSkurouskp 1850 $50 go.
Su-spark phelps 10 So $40
santa Domingo atkinson SO
Time "a rs. on. 30
Tr1s Pfstoles RebhiGa BsSneus Tech
rIcsr DARBY Du Admlfsi jim and
Louays also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

-Four Wcek-e0ds Of competition.
starting next Saturday with the
possibility OF 4 fflh If the entry
warrants. j, The plan Of operation
in the annual Central states
Bowling Association championship
tournaFept Lin>z Recreation Of
Cleveland j, host
Secretary Bill Mstri>on expects
275 teams, = record with more
than 200 coming fFeHr points OFT
SIDE Cleveland.-0t. which Detroit
VIII supply 81
II an extra week is needed the
date are Feb O. but arrange
mcnls call for closing up an
$3.50 Secretary Msit,on figures
HE stf4 ''-t-ct --tt,c nrrryvary
10 complete the doubles and
singles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Times Sweeper
Off Saturday.;
Entry Extended
BY HAROLD KALI

That peSky "flu germ struck
again This time is venom
caused an extension in the entry
deadllne for the twelfth annual
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes opening At Imperial Rec
,Featton in t1r- General Meters
Building next Saturday at ] p. m
Entries originally were set to
close last Friday at midnight
After hearing coughs, SneezeS. fog
horns whispers and even burps
at five-mlnute intervals for the
past three days from secretaries
captains and even bowlcrS ask
ing for extra time IL was only
the kind thing 10 do.
Much As We are against OK
tensions. entries VIII be accepted
until next Friday al midnight and
NOT a minute after A b. c.
rules which govern TINS event
do permit them 10 be received
up until the first ball is rolled
CHRYSLER TO OPEN
Chrysler Industrial Athletic As
ISOLATION teams Will dominate the
first Weekend with rs FeliiiiH4fe;
among The l32 scheduled Plym-
outh 81 Victory, Dc Soto War
rem. Tank Arsenal Midnight
Nar,>vllc. Dodge Main. Die
Dodge Truck. AmpluX highland
Park Engineering Aircraft Dodge
EAE-n- llALn-nG- And-+aAt- hui not
4e.,>t- PlAmDath Midnight -NG4l!- he
represented
Through n'te Slip by Jimmy
Walsh. athletic director VINO had
some headache, rounding mp the
boys w'h the cycr-chanCing shifts
these DAYS Plymouth MidnightcrS
almost were not included The
TWIST OF Tate that delayed their
entry until roe eleventh hour
however turned out IN their favor.
PE0r 20 The start Of their
squad az 3 p H.. Official opening
exercise, VIII be held Mayor Ed
ward !. JeGleS -HlL be on hand
again 10 deliver the first ball and
4 hes as consistent a N the
past u viii be another strike. Not
Ouiv frsT t1T me mayor iS viii
ing sub He ], capable ot leading
amy four bONllcry on ms team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
DETROIT TIMES
Bowling Sweepstakes
Entry Blank

TO &c HELD At IMPERIAL RECREATION
GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING
Time Desired
January IS D % February q 26 March g. IS IS
April 4. g IS p. %.
Saturday squsds-1:3O IS s 90 SIS 1890
January % 30; February q 20 a. March a 49, So
April 2 9, rs. % 30
SUNDAY sousos-'O so m, 12:45. 800 SIS. ? 90 s4s
First Preference Second Preference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
TOR TEAMS SIGN

Tho fold include, such pclroil
team, A. Ei~ood Blake> Mur-
dos k> Bob BordeH'S Orient Rec
roaton> Garfield Recreation.
Iurtt tDVrrtrUuH KaU1OUa Rec
reauon, Roger ONermycrS Gas
kets. c. H. GoOdrow Bergers
George BryanlS Ekhardt- BeckerS.
other L>unCs are Ted Sym
asnkIS NasikS. Frank Mitzell :
Five. Dr. Mltcholl korhelak.S
plymouth Machines. Howard Vau-
therots Farrs, Joe Norris Stroh,
Joe Paulus Chene-Trombly. Art
Watson S Palmer Parks. Quentin
Helka'S Martins. Charlie kotar-
skis Flies
Bill Norland Auto Clubs, Jim
Jackson SNernor-LivcrnolS George
Waters Dexter Recreation Henry
Ehrlc> Coca-Colas. Eddie Tro-
SENS Progre Ted RFhaln' 8
Sackwan>. Jack Ucnnsr EuccS.
Benny BcdnarkS Du0cans. Joe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

da, XII temelji popolnoma ma ma
kupni n,oci delavcev in farmar-
jew.
Ker nimamO "a povojni do
bi Sc nicesar planiranega, so tu-
di kapitalisticni ekonomi v skr-
beh, MANFRED Ia svoj razred.
Vojno bono dobili, to je gotO-
vo, toda zmaga mad Hitlerjem
ne pomeni razreSitev nash eko-
nomskih problemov.
Ko DO r~azglasen mir, DO ma
tistih, XII SO smatrani
"a "prestare", ali XII so Re cez 40,
vrzenih ma cesto. In tedaj sele
Sc DO priGelo med delavstvom
zanimanje "a socialno
zascito, o kateri Jim socialist
pripovedujemo re desetletja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Am. druz. koIedoriu
obetojo sotrudniki
spet bogoto vsebino

Prvie cd kor je bilo JugosIoviio nopodeno, bodo
v prihodnjem Ietniku Am. druz. ~koIedorjo spisi o
borbi siovenske9o norodo "a svojo svobodo, nopi-
soni cd onih, XII so oktivno v nil Torej cd Judi, XII
so okusii nocijski in ~fosistieni terror in Sc udelezili
bojo proti MENU.
Pc tel vojni BIO smell mas KoIedor po mnogih le-
tin zopet v SIovenijo, V kotero mu je pot zoprl dix
totorski jugosIovonski rezim in OBJ enem bodo po-
sIoni tic prejsnji letniki, "a kotere nos vprosujejo.
SIikor Jos. Bogdonich il EveIetho, Mimi, je bill
prvi, XII je "a prihodnji Ietnik postal nekoj silk, in
tudi VEG spisov smo re prejeIi, ostoIi sotrudniki pc
SO obIjubiIi, do nam jh posIjejo cimprej.
Zorodi vojnih rozmer bi biIo zores priporoejvo,
do to deIo pri urejevonju koIedorjo izvrsimo pref
kot drueo Ieto. Posto ie nomree V bozicni sezoni
preobIozeno in pa tudi rozpeeevoIci k~oedorjo bi
imeIi IogIe deIo, oko knjigo ~prejmeio sci kokih pet
tednov pred koncem Ieto.
Ker V urodu nimomo sedoj posebnego pomoe-
niko "a to delo, in pa re doIeo ene3o rednego de-
Iovco monL Sc moromo toIiko vec ~zonosoti ma pro-
stovoIjno pomoe. Sotrudnike prosimo, do noj upo-
steyoio vse tie okolscine in ~posIjeio svoje spise &c
lie mogoee pref kot minulo Ieto. Ma ia noein BONO
deEo izvrsii provocosno v urodu, v tiskorni in z roz-
posIjonjem.>
Uverjeni smo, do Sc to zgodi, kojti sotrudniki in
drugi pri tenn k~oIedorju so nam Sc vseIej sIi ma roko.
Vsebino, XII mu 10 priprovjomo, po DO vsem v ponos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Kupna moo deIavcev Sc bo znizaa emo tretiino

CHM DO vojne v Evropi konec.
Sc DO kupna moe ameriskih de-
lavcev znizala "a emo tretjino.
ali "a priblizno trideset miIijard
dolarjev. To ugotovitev je pred
lOzil "Beli hisi" OPA, torej
ustanova, XII Sc peca S cenami in
S studiranjem kupne moci anne
riskih delavcev in farmarjev.
Pravijo, da je predsednik re
10 v skrbeh, kajti on hi rad, da
kupna moe prebivalstva pc vol
nj ne pade, in da Sc ubranimO
inflacije in brezposelnosti tudi
ko Sc BIO morala Industrial cd
pociti in Sc preurediti v produk-
clio pOtrebScin civiInega pre-
bivalstva.
Toda &c bodo delavci re cello
takoj pc k~oncani vojni z Mem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

kako so 81 cello najboljsi nasi
vojni vescaki predstavljali, da
bono vojno prot Hiterju re le-
tos dokoncali," je dejal Chur-
chill, "jaz YAM ne bi mogel, niti
hotel jamciti, da Sc ne DO "a
vlekla Sc precej mesecev v pri-
hodnje leto.
Nemci vztrajajo v nadi ma
razkOle
Ceprav ie nemska armada po-
Vsod defenzivi, Sc vendarle
upira veliko uspesnejse, kot pa
Sc il je katerakoli druga arma-
da, razen sovjetske, ko je blitz-
krieg sci Sirom Europe kakor
orkan. A tudi slednja Sc je mo-
gla uspesno upreti sele ko je
izgubila vec ozemlja kot pa ga
poseduje V Evropi Francija in
pa svojo najboljso zemljo in
najbolj razvito industrijo. To,
da je mogla rdeca armada uspe-
tt vzlic tenn ogromnim zrtvam,
XII jih je utrpela Sovjetska uni
ia V vsemogocni Hitlerjevi in
vaziji, DO eden izmed najvecjih
cudezev V zgodovini vojsk, XII so
Sc vrSile "a svetovno nadvlado.
Nemci so V Mi spet izgubili.
A racunajo pa ma nesoglasja
med dezelami, S katerimi so v
vojni. Najbolj apelirajo ma An
glosakse in ma Americana, ces,
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani,)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

clio zasluzili 80 milijard mani
kot sedaj, potem DO toliko mani
denarja "a nakup potrebscin, to-
like mani dohodkov v zvezno
blagajno "a davke in vse to -
to znizanje enc tfetjine delav-
ske mezde, DO imela ma ameri-
Sko ekonomijo ogromne posle-
dice.
OPA %pojasnuje, da znizanje
mezde vsoti 80 miIijard nj ba-
zirano ma zelji delodajalcev, Xxi
Sc vesele znizati place, ampak
samo ma odslovitvah in pa ma
skrajsanju delavnika. Omenje-
nj urad racuna, da DO Stevilo "a
poslenih znizano takoi pc pre-
mirju najmanj 10 odstotkov.
OBJ enem DO sk~rajsan delovnik.
N. pr, delavec, Xxi zasluzi dollar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
zayezniki obetajo Italiji b~lagostanje,
pravicnost in svobodo ysemu liudstyu

Ko so pred par lett Slovenci
V Londonu tipali pr angIeski
vladi glede jugoslovanskega
Primorja, SO mogli v svojem
sprasevanju priti lie do gotove
osebe. Tam Jim je bio pojasnje-
no, da Sc je vojna komaj price
la, O mejah pa Sc DO odlocevalo.
kadar je DO konec. Glede Mus
solinijeve drzave jim je dejal.
da interes Europe zahteva
''zdravo Italijo". In ma nadaljna
vpraSevanja Slovencev je odvr-
nil: "Ce bono Italiji vse well.
koga pa maj dobimo, da DO pre-
vel Waldo v Mil"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
s seje ZOJSA i'm drusih
zbOrOyanj v PiffslsurgEau
FRANK ZAITZ

tudi Zarko Buncic IL Ohia, "a
stopnik srbske skupine, oziro-
ma predsednik takozvanega vi
dovdanskega kongresa. Kajti
visa druga srbska organizirana
javnost je Sc vedno ma Foticevi
Strani.
0 ameriski politiki Sc ma tenn
sestanku nj govorilo. Zojsa ina
pac druge naloge. l.. Adamic ie
V svojem porocilu ma kratko po-
iasnil, cemu je moral nacelje-
vanje in predsedovanje Zojsu
zacasno pustiti - vzrok je bio
zdravje in pa preoblozenost z
delom. A da Sc je vendarle vse-
skozi zanimal "a aktivnosti v
tel ustanovi in pomagal v Nth,
to je tudi lahko ugotovil brez
vsakega ugovora.
Bodisi V predsedovanju tel
sell, v porocilih in v argumen-
tiranjih je uzival, kakor bi rekli
pc ameriSko, najvecji respekt.
Izvajal je, da je pc njegovem
mnenju prvo poglavje Zojsove
naloge - to je, politicna KAN
panja v obrambo in "a razume-
vanje osvobodilne akcije v Jul
goslaviji = V glavnem koncano.
in sedaj potrebujemo prav tako
nujno drugo akcijo - zbiranje
sredstev "a materijalno pomoc.
Dohodki in stroSki Zojsa.
Blagajnik Ujcic je porocal, da
Sc je cd postanka Zojsa pa do
te seize nabralo vsega skupai
$68,287.77.
Stroski so znaSali $49, 900. v
blagajni Zojsa je bio OBJ priliki
tie seize Sc $18,312.
Kdo financira Zojsa?
Ker podrobnih tiskanih poro-
ell ma gornje v~prasanie nimam.
sem Sc toliko boil zanesel ma po-
rocila odbornikov. Ma sell %.
sept. SO ugotovili, da SO cd pref
omenjene vsote Hrvati prispe-
vail 70 odstotkov, Srbi okrog 5
odstotkov, ostalo pa Slovenci in
nekoliko menda Macedonci in
Bolgari.
Odstotek slovenskih prispev-
kov je seveda veliko WISH kakor
srbski. Toda "a glavni sloven-
ski prispevek = kar tudi je =
Sc steje vsota, XII jo je Zojsu pri-
(Nadaljevanje ma 4. strani.)