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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
SEW PE TER

IN videl je tropo mrzlih kac, ka.
ko Sc spenjajo prot njegoveml
telesu. Vedno move in move jer.
oase SO prinasali predenj in \
mastnih klobcicih so sc. vsipale
ma tia.
V groznih sanjskih mukah ie
planil pokonci, jokal cd strahu
in 81 mel oci, da bi Sc znebil
ogabnih poSasti. Sele mraz, XII je
bill v kuhinji obcuten, mu je vr-
nil zavest. Kako silno je pogre-
sal p~rijaznega obraza, XII bi ga
odreSil tega trpljenja.
Skoficka ga je svarila: "Vidis,
tako tie bodo zgali in take nuke
hos prenasal, &c hos gresil!"
"Kaj pa je greh?" je vpraSe-
val nedolzno.
Ona mt je nastevala: "Ce ne
Dos molil, &c hos spal med roz-
Tim vencem, meme ne ubogal, &c
,oS poslusal tistega dolgina, Ia
nejcevega Luko!"
"Saj me ina rad"
Rad, rad. Ii ne YES, kaj je to.
20 svetu hodijo zivi zlodje, da
oripravljajo ljudi "a pekel. Me
ga re drze, zdaj bodo pa Sc tebe.
LIE vprasaj druge pobozne zene,
pa ii bodo povedale, kar so re
veckrat videle. Podnevi Sc ne
vidi, ampak ponoci mu zrastejc
rogovi, JAZZ sem Jill re sama vi
della. Prekrizala sem Sc in beza-
la. Takoj za mimi pa sta Sc pla-
lila diva grda macka in ia je "a
oodil "a mano. Oh, kako sem te-
kla!"
AleS nj mogel dolgo zaspati
Tako cudno mu je bio pri srcu.
Ia je stric Luka tako hudoben
;lovek. Skoficki je moral verje-
i, sal 10 je veckrat videl z go
Spodom kaplanom, XII jo. je zelo
;postoval.
Cd tistega dine Sc je pricel bait
pred Luke. Zdaj nj vedel "a no
beno besedo, &c nj greh in V
duhu je trepetal, kai DO Vse mo
raj prestati. Svet Sc je zanj IL
premenil. Kadar Sc je storila
moe, je pricel drgetati.
Mexico Sc je igral kamri. Ne
madonna Sc mu je zazdelo, da go
je nekdo pograbil "a nogo. Pri-
eel je divje kricati: Splazil Sc je
do praga, a naprej nj mogel. Sa-
pa mu je pohajala, S potnega ce-
la SO mt lille kaplje in nj Sc drz-
nil ozreti. Sele Skoficka ga je
potegnila V kuhinjo.
"Vidis, bog tie je opominjal,'
mu je zapretila ter opazovala z
radostjo, kako mt gredo besede
do srca.
Cd tistega veeera je pricel
hujSati, posusil Sc je, da je kar
v kopico zlezel. :
"Taki otroci, kakrsen 81 ii, kc
sta tt oce in matt toliko greSila
morajo vse zivljenje delati po-
koro!'
Ales je premisljal, kaj pome-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

5000 oSAocSOAA ~ oA4A
zadnje tedne v glavnem aktivni
s pridobivanjem pozdravnih in
trgovskih oglasov v Majski glas.
pa je med tenn casom agitaciia
"a list nekoliko pojenjala, kajti
vsega nAmogoce hkrati. Zdaj, ko
ie delo z Majskim glasom konca-
no, Sc bono vsi skupaj lotili spet
agitacije "a list, kajti nasa kvota
"a 1000 novih narocnikov nj nit
do poloVice dosezena. Bo pa, ako
Sc vsi zavzamemo zanjo.
V Chicago Sc je agitacija SUI
kala takole: Frank Bizjak ie do
bill dive ~narocnini in vel 5 Maj
skin glasov "a prodajo. Uprav-
mix 2 n~arocnini in 20 trgovskih
oglasov. Peter VerhOvnik 4 po-
zdravne oglase in narcotic "a 10
iztisov Majskega glasa. Angela
Zaitz 4 pozdravne oglase in So
US tiskovnemu skladu. Frank
Zaitz dive narocnini in en- po-
zdravni oglas. Frank S. Tauchar
3 move n%arocnine. Luka Groser
4 obnovne narocnine in prodal
Is Majskih glasov. John Rak Is
pozdravnih oglasov. Frances
Vrecek je vzela Is, Kristina Tur-
pin pa 20 iztisov Majskega glasa
"a prodajo. Slednja je tudi do
bila 8 pozdravnih oglasov, $40
fisk. skladu in 4 obnovne marco
nine.
Najbolj priden ,je bill zadnje
case Tone Zornik IL zapadne
Penne. Postal je IS novih in 81
in pol obnovljenih narocnin. Po-
slal je tudi lepo Stevilo pozdrav-
min oglasov Majskemu glasu in
zbral $3.50 v tiskovni sklad. Ne
davno ie bill ma agitaciji who'd
mem Ohiu ter West Virginiji in
nazaj gredoc tudi v Barbertonu
in okolici, Girardu ter okrog
Sharona, Pa. Povsod je incl do
Der uspeh.
Joseph Ovca, Springfield, Ill,
je postal 2 narocnini. Pravi, da
Sc Sc oglasi.
Mas "big" Tone TomSic IL
Oaklanda, Calf, je spet tn. Po-
slal je 2 narocnini, $2.75 tiskov.
skladu ter narocil Is lit. Maj
skega glasa.
In to "a California Sc nj vse.
Njegova soseda Mrs. Julia Par
kel, Los Angeles, noce prav mic
zaostajati "a MIN. Poslala je
spet dive novi narocnini.
John Jereb, Rock Springs,
Wyo., je postal 4 narocnine in
81 tiskovnemu skladu. XII Jill ie
prispeval John Porenta liz SUI
periorja, Wyo.
Nasi dive agitatorici il Gallu-
pa, N. Mex, Mary Marinsek in
Jennie Marinsek sta Sc zmerom
ma delu "a razSirjenje Proletar-
ca. Prva je poslala dive novi,
druga pa 4 move narocnine in
$1.65 tiskovnemu sk1adu. K te-
mu maj dodam lie to, da &c bi po-
vsod imeli tako aktivne delav-
ske zene kot sta tie dive, bi bill mas
cilj v sedanji kampanji dosezen
kaj nitro.
Frank Klemenc, Brownton.
w. Va, ne DO nikoli pozabil Ii
skovnega sklada, kadar kai po-
silja SEM. Narocil je 6 Maiskih
glasov in postal 9Oc S tiskovni
sklad.
Herman Drobesch, New Wa
terford, B. c., Nova Scotia, Ca
NADIA je postal SIS v fisk. sklad in
narocil 5 Majskih glasov.
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee.
Wis, je postal 6 narocnin, So v
tiskovni sklad ter narocil 1913 IL
tisov Majskega glasa. Kristina
Podjavorsek je poslala 10 po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
KoZAK:
(Nadaljevanie.)

AleS Sc je resnicno izpreme-
nil. Re poleti Sc je kradel z do
ma. kadar je lie mogel. Use po-
poldne je prelezal kje ma polju.
h skrival Sc je pc psenici in dodge
nre strmel v nebo. Gledal je, ka-
ko Sc ziblje klas ma svetlo mo-
drem nebu. Veckrat ga je uspa-
yalo dihanje vetra mad pollen.
skoficke Sc je tako bal, da Sc nj
oglasil, ceprav ga je klicala, in
ie vedel, kaj ga caka. Vselej, ka-
dar Sc je potepal, je moral brez
~yecerje klecat V temno kamro
poleg izbe. Proti veceru Sc je
splazil do steze, pc kateri je pri-
hajal Luka. Nestrpno ga je pri-
cakoval. Skrivaj je ljubil tega
dolgega cloveka, XII mu je prina-
sal piskotov, mesa in kruha.
Rednica ga je zaman svarila
pred MIN ter mu obetala mai
huiSe kazni. On pa je poznal lie
mega. Pred drugimi ljudmi je
bezal in Sc boil tresel pred nil
mi kot Jill sovrazil. Toda vcasih
ga ie obslo nekaj cudnega, nice
sar Sc nj zavedel, V grlu mu je
bilo suho, teman obroc MT ie
oklepal glavo. Take je potem
~prelezal vec ur, ne da bi Sc ga
nil. Pozneje pa Sc je cutil silno
trudnega.
10 je nekega p%opoldneva 20
pet teal med aldo, Sc je nenado-
ma z~alesketalo mad MIN, mo-
drina neba Sc je prelivala v BILE
Sceci svetlobi. V blaznih vrtin-
cih je vse izginilo. Krasota tega
zarenja mu je posrkala poglede
in V blestecih kolobarjih Sc je
prikazal cudovito lep obraz, ia
ko mil in dober, kakor ga niti v
cerkvi nj videl. Srce mu ie utri-
palo, izzgane ustnice so drhtele,
roke so silile prot carobnim mo-
Gem. Nj Sc zavedal, koliko casa
je tako lezal. Predramil ga je je-
mi glas "AleS" in YES poten Sc ie
potuhnil, da bi ga Skoficka ne
odkrila.
To je postala njegova najtiSja
skrivnost, o kateri tudi stricu
Luki nj crhni besedice.
Naposled so pozeli aldo, zem-
liza Sc pohladila, nikamor vec Sc
nj mogel skriti. Mrakovi so Ego
daj zagrnili hise, posedati je mo-
raj donna. Odnekod je prinesla
Skoficka straSno knjigo o grozo-
tab pekla. Sleherni vecer mu io
je razkazovala. Pred ocmi SO mu
ziveli odslej sami peklenscki, z
zavitimi repi in zarko rdecimi
jeziki. Prezivljal je prikazni, ka-
ko peGejo pred kosmatim Luci-
ferjem zrtve, kako Sc zbada-
10 S triroznimi vilicami in Sc
uboge duSe cd silnih bolecin
vijejo V gorecem olju. Pono-
ti so ga V sanjah obstopili, ste
govali SO vanj dodge kremplje,
cul je jecati nesrecne gresnike
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
AKTiVNOSTI "a USE
SLOVANSTVO V
MlLWAUKEEJU

Milwaukee, Wis. - Dne %.
aprila Sc je V tukajsnji Bohe-
milan Hall vrsila konferenca
Ameriskega slovanskega konci-
la, XII Sc je je udelezilo 40 dele
gatov cd 55. slovanskih organi-
ZACH, in pa sto drugih gostov. %
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
VeIiko "~odvrzenih"

Stevilo nabornikov, XII so Jill
vojaSki zdravniki v tel dezeli
zavrgli, je toliksno kot znasa
stevilo nasega mostva v Evropi
(Angliji in Italiji) ter v Afriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
& POVESTNI DEL &


MILO besede oce in matt. Nikoli
Sc Sc nj tega zavedal. Tudi ia
diva je gledal odslej lie Y prikazni
pred strasnim Luciferjem.
Ko mu je zvecer narekovala:
Ia gresno maten in brezbozne-
ga oceta," je sam dostavil: I'm
"a strica Luke, da bi ga ne mu-
eli v peklu.'
"Temu tudi molitev vec ne
pomaga' je zagodrniala ona.
AleS je bazal pred nepoznanim
ocetom.
Roman 10 je V resnici posva-
Ri: "Knjigo z angel mu pokazi
in z otroci maj Sc izleta. Kaj pa
pocneS z mimi"
Ia duso sem JAZZ odgovorna,'
ga je zavrnila osorno.
Drugi dan zvecer, ko je poto-
I'll zupniku, je cakal Luka skirt
"a zidom, kdaj pojde Skoficka v
cerkev.
Ko Sc je potem priblizal hist.
je nasel vrata zaprta. "Prekleta
zenska, kako ga zaklepa." Pokli-
cal ie: "Ales!l"
"Bezitel" Sc je oglasil slabo-
ten glas.
Luke je zazeblo. Pritisnil je
ma kljuko, pod mocnimi rokami
SO Sc vrata vdala in odletela S
truScem. Hitro je prizgal luc in
ostrmel.
Y kotu "a ognjiscem Sc je tt
seal otrok ter Sc branil pred
MIN z rokami in nogami.
Ne. ne . me- je prihajalo
%jecljajoce il grla. Luka je videl,
da Sc trese kot siba.
"Ales, Ales, kaj Sc bojiS?"
Bette -. vi innate roge!" je
krical AleS.
"Kaj?" je zarjovel Luka.
Fantu SO pricele drgetati roke.
oci SO Sc zavrtele, memo telesce
je pablo vznak. Okrog ust SO Sc
mu pokazale belle pene. Tho gol-
CAME mu je prihajalo IL grla.
Luka je obstal kakor ukopan.
Sele pocasi je vedel, kaj Sc je
zgodilo. "Bozjastt' Planil je k
ognjiscu in stisnil otroka k sebi.
Vrata je pustil odprta in je hi
tel v zupniSce.
Roman je cul ropot in je po-
svetil V vezo.
"Kaj pa ii, Luka? Kaj nosis??"
mu je zaklical Sc v mracno vezo.
Oni. nj nicesar odgovoril. Sto-
pivsi V soho, je polozil otroka ma
postelj in obupano zrl v Roz-
mana.
"Govori no, kaj pa je, Luka?"
"Pomagajte, bozjast ga je!"
zupnik je med tenn izprevidel
re sam in otrok Sc je pod njego-
vimi rokami pricel kmalu zave-
dati.
"Tako ga je zmesala, da Sc je
pred menoj, pred ocetom tako
prestrasil. Vpil je, da imam
roge."
Roman je molce zrl v bleda
lica, jeza mu je svigala IL oci,
ma lice sta mt kanili dive so1zi.
TIA ga ne dam vec in ga ne
DAM" je krical Luka.
"Tiho bodi, meni prepustil
Nocoj DO tn! I'll pojdi domov in
molci!'
Navsezgodaj je priSla Skofi-
cka.
"Oh, ko bi vedeli, kaj Sc je
-" ga je ogovorila S sladkim
glasom.
Tedaj Sc nj mogel Rozman vec
premagati. Zardel je in zakrical.
"Tebi bi Sc PISA ne zaupal. Tam
SO vrata!'
"Gospod zupnik!"
"Ven, pravim!"
Ko je izginila med vrati, Sc Sc
dolgo nj mogel umiriti.
TO nj vec vera, to je strup,"
je govoril glasno. ITO je najhuj-
81 mec, kar jih pozna vest"
Potem je prijel Alesa "a roko
in ga z memo skrbjo peljal k Ho-
starjevim.
Maria, sprejmi siroto," je
prosil. "Enega hos re Sc izredila.
Tvoje srce ga DO ozdravilo. Il
med moth ovcic je ia revcek
najbolj nesrecen."
Ona ga je posadila v n~arocje:
Ne bojte Sc, gospod zupnik, kar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

Neznanje je delavcev najhujsi
sOvraznik.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

The laps are angry because Stain
called en- aggressora. They never
dreamed Joe would take that t~Hiflins
China incident 50 seriously.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

Lucky are the infants born noW.
In four years they will no longer De
DabieS-to be kissed by politicians.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

Allied troops have captured Mus
soliuls tavoritc mountain - news
item. What vas the name If the
pcak-"Bcnito's Blur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

a bright business future is ahead
for the office boy who can teach the
big boss how 10 roll a clgaret.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

The pyramids Of Egypt stretch for
so miles along the west bank Of the
Nile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

WANTED: PRE-WAR TRICYCLE.
for child three years old. Must be
in good condition. n. D. Holloway.
Call 6T5-W. l1-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

WANTED: PHONOGRAPH REC
ord player. Call 696-J or Write p.
O. Box 3O6. 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

GRASS SEED. RYE GRASS OR
mixed long grass. Watkins Hard
ware Co. lett
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

TO LUMBERMENS - AND
look to Gates Insurance Agency
for all types of Insurance protec-
ton, For a free copy Of Sundays
$50 p. m. Mutual Network Broad
cast by Upton Close, call Gates In
surancc Agency, phone 500. Re-
member we sell Better lnsur-
ancc'' al a saving. Sat-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

WANTED: TYPEWRITER DESK
and filing cabinet IN good conui-
ton. Phone 1921. l8-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

LOT FOR SALE: 100 X 300 FEET.
Old County Home road. Call
1881. 1851
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

WANTED: a JUNIOR SIZE GIRLS
bicycle Al once. And also prc-War
tricycle.. Call 346-J or l040.
lG-l7-2l-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

FOR SALE NICE MILK COW. AP-
ply to y. B. Wright at Perkinsons
Filling Station on Raleigh road.
1926
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

GLOBES, ATLAS, BIBLES AND
Dictionaries. Pre-War StapIua
Machines and Hackers, Bates Re.
fills and staples for all machines
Scotch Tape III small rolls. Scl-
eral Used Desk and four drawer
letter ille. Affords Printing X
Office Supply Co. 5ff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

FOR RENT FARM FORMERLY OC-
cupied by c. T. Franklin, two
miles from Henderson on Dabne!
Road. Electric lights. Out build
ings and home in good condition.;
Ample tobacco allotment and lane
for all other crops. 20 acres well
fenced pastures. This farm IS d
portion of Ruin Creek plantation
where tractors and farm
cry are furnished free OF charge
Call E. l.. Waddill, Manager:
phone 739-W after 7 p. m. 1907"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

SETS MULTIPLYING".
white, large washed and proper
season. Now is be-; time to plant
onions. Watkins Hardware Co.
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

VITA VAR A~LUMINkOTE
Aluminium Paint as broadcast
over WPTF'. Raleigh. We
have large stock, all sizes.
Tanner Roofing Company.
l7-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18


v0f H0crrLk>
wv
MEN :, MARKERS, BEST
craftsmanship, Representing BAL
mef Stone WORKS, Inc. ". "
~Ldn7st"n, 2l9 Young S., Phone
-i-u
WE HAVE PLENTY OF OLGA
S'2Ncr coal. Phone orders now
NM ans eodt Is available. Bob
Coal Co. Phone POO. 20itS
"
HEiNii'EH HALE SOLES FOR
strings. rubber solcs ana H9e
heels. Watkins Hardware CO
1f III
WE HAVE eFvrp, 1,rr
conditioned dinino ne
Como and hook ,Ln,, "" s,''e2'
S~3ficruhit. x, Sons non. II, l.
ton SEQ rs--S,,-n G,,,a %
leu
- Oprc ,T7 - 171---
;d,ISa Dl'hEo AND
Nraahlaa itc,N' olapllnB
fills and staples for al ~n1arLin,
scotch Tape IN small rolls. Scy-
eral Used Desk and four dr.n,a.
letter Tile. Affords prinfinY y
Office Supply Co. - -
WANTED: A JUNIOR SIZE GIRLS
bicycle Al once. And also prc-zar
tricycle.. Call 346-J or 1910.
WE BUY, SILL, AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. w. +. Hight Live
took "iarket. Phone l5T. 9-e0d-.1
GRIP IyrD cI--nI ,.,r
'','55.' VA oON''Af NlI'IiI' NOV.
cost and trouble. Notify, X. {.
fIoyd, M~lddiebng, N. {. l73n
FOr nEvT EvcI7 r,,r a---
! w io-'i - ELLEN IoNAC-
allotment. Plenty Of land for other
crops. Located two and three
GOOD seven room homo ,rnio
baccu barns and out hou.cs M,
have references. Dri1tcry need rI,,
apply. .ADDlv 10 { q. NTnnrn i,%
'I - n T,IA',''!, n I|&',' t~iGnorr~@n,
="
For SALE GOOD SIX ROOM
house ON Ncrrimau street, So, G.
{. Parrish. near Fanerounds
10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

WANTED a -FOUR ROOM UNFUR-
nlShe3 apartment. Close in. Call
Mrs. English. phone 402. l5-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

FOR SALE: FOR CASH, A COOL
General Electric refrigerator. r
foot box. In excellent condition.
MI. j.. c. Pulley, ITO Maple St. f.,
l7-tti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

ALADDIN LA MP CIIlMNEYS.
mantles and Wicks for old and
new type lamps. Complete kcro-
c N lamp 98c. Watkins Hardware
Co. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18
WANT ADS
Get ResuLt.

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. rEC-r
"oFhmahShlp. Representing Pal.
mef Stone WORKS, Inc. ". "
Lan7sjon, 2l9 Young s., Phone
go 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-18

JOHN w. MAY REPRESENTING
Wake Monument Co. Promp. SER
vice and satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 7l0-J, 1912 Nicholas street,
Henderson, N. c. A trial is all we
ask. 4-26-u
The sub., 1944-08-17
PATRIOTISM?

World War Veterans Do you think is fair and just khat certain selected few should be given draft defermens when some of who were real producers were
 drafted? Some of these boys offered labor saving devices which accepted by the Management Committee, while white colared relatives of certain executives were granted draft deerments essential workers Many de- parments have of these soaed essential workers.
 Have you heard about the of CT Joe? Joe World War Veteran Mo- and Mo- g. He back to the Electric Boat Company for his job not long with Honorable Discharge and at time when E. B. had travelling salesmen securing the country looking for help Under the Union Contract and the Seecve Service Training Ac CT Joe entitled to his job again. at which he had than years service.
 How many brush-offs did the Company give CT Joe? Why it for G Joe to seek showdown with Federal Agencies before he put to work?
 How many other times has this happened at the E. B. We don't know. Will this happen your and brothers who sweated for B. too when they back? Who tell?
The sub., 1944-08-17
Bosses Pull BOner
 Wagner Act Violated

The courageous fight of the SMEU in it's strike effort to inn press upon the E. B. Go. the inn portance of living up to the letter of the law of the Wagner, and the Walsh-Healey Acts governing de- cent working conditions, and la- Dor recognition was met with un- derhanded methods on the part of management.
 The general foreman of the Ma chine Shop, Victory Yard, told his workers that anyone who walked out'' on strike would be sorry an open act of intimidation and threat to the workers of manage ment reprisaIs, a direct violation of the Wagner Act.
 Many other departments in the Main Yard reported like acts of intimidation, including the payroll department workers who were told that they wouldn't be fired for walking out'' but immediately upon their return to their jobs they would feel the axe fall.
The sub., 1944-08-17
"" Pipe Shop

It's no secret that everyone in the shop is going to miss the smil- ing face of Margaret Newland around the office from now on, since she has gone to Troy, N. Y. to be with her husband. Good luck, Margaret, and may you both be back home soon.
 We have been informed that many of the girls in the shop are disappointed since Bernie the Wolf on being named to christen the latest result of our combined ham, diwork, neglected to name any of them to spill the champagne for him. They tell me he even passed up little Annie for the honor.
 What we would like to know is what has happened to the Greeks greasy spoon. We never hear any, thing about that any more.
 How about that fishing party, Rudy? That should be a good time for all, and a good time to polish up on our fish stories so that when we start swapping lies we can tell a few real tall ones.
 Has anyone noticed the change of expression on the faces of the gruesome trio lately? Too bad, boys, but the best of partnerships
 must often be dissolved.
The sub., 1944-08-17
4 Woman's Angle

We haven't had too much to say publicly on this question SO far. And for long time 1t began to look as though we were being ig- Nored completely, but since you have asked our opinion-HERE IS WHERE THE WOMEN STAND.
 J We have very definite ideas
 about strikes. Most of us have husbands or sons or sweethearts tn the Service. We know what war means and we think we know What they are fighting for. For Hhis reason we most certainly ex- ercised our prerogative as free American Citizens by cast ang our YES votes Saturday. Can we forget that when we took our places on the Production line we were given equal pay for equal
The sub., 1944-08-17

work. after a bitter struggle by the Union against the company? We fully realize that the UNION WELCOMED US into their ranks and forced the E. B. Co. to give US these rights. Do any of you suppose that female Time Clerks and Learners have forgotten the Retroactive money they received through the aggressive action of their Union?
 Can we forget our Boys Over There, who expect to come back to decent jobs and working condi- tionS?
 Don't worry about Women, Gentlemen. Did you ever know a woman who wouldn't stand up for her rights9
The sub., 1944-08-17
AuniOn nlun Suid to SOldier...

Reprinted from PM = Sunday, July sO lS4A Iisten soldier I hope you won't get sore barge in like this But couldn't help hearing When you've taken care of Hitler and HirOhito-
 SoTes S oun % 5 ons GSn m y x % " home Those Rackeeers you said whove stymied production don't start Any guy would get mad By a ne Dssas a hs oo and quit You've got to be awful sure about your facts gs say o eqmps 1 b hme 5 S @ e dS% ood The fellows out there building in blood A world where common people can live and feel safe Xs f. sat d snns ts myself s you sse hs asese b Then said to myself. Maybe you've got him wrong To study up that he sees in the papers" I that he's lear t team with stopped short I'll go along with you there no no argument gun sa . h s e pfa s % s s afts s sos Rsl' shSs @ And the pals were just dead as in You yet tho night my s1 ses ist all aG'sa o Dead in a vacant lot where they'd thrown his body But r1 bet you yo"F nst Sser that Of labor unions and strikes you learned about wars Of American % industry industry ~ ~ Have you ever wondered Why they taught you so little about how the unions got stsred About why died who didn't get medals Those an army = like underground It's quite a story Queer how the schools overlook it Take time some day to ponder the they do prove, understand, that unions perfect They've The & got lot of cleaning up to be S done 9n m asking this: unions got to be perfect To the right their problems? That would make them sort of exception in the world But I'm much trying to you this that As suggesting things don't want to overlook men howl cu war Has suffered beyond endurance from union labor III Don't have quams about pufng that production When they're trying how right free enterprise H Now either we've managed out the goods havenA You be judge of that I'm just saying It's To prove opposite things by the record And here's point to check for yourselE the papers That hottest against labor: have taken stock Of what kind of stand they took the soldier vote And what they have to of the ob you're doing; Don't be surprised if find that the labor baiters Are the Who are To undercut the things that your pals dying for And a peace that will let the fasciss laugh las. Just keep on that Check whether I'm right They make you almost forget are people, that soldier umped beside there the beachhea6 How know he didn't belong to union And not him. then the who fighting beyond hint
  doubt that you're going to believe lie awake nights Figuring to get kids killed do lie awake and then and stare at the dark think the world they'll the If ee sometimes, that strike for nothing at all, Maybe you'll see, if you'll just take second look, That principle at stake that will make difference fellows like them, who've fought beside We don't want to halt production there When only by stopping can we be true to
  If you think it's when that issue, You'll have to think again It's pretty much hell There's thing that I'd like conclusions to uni Dor eyerle doubt hat the know
The sub., 1944-08-17

Reprinted from PM = Sunday, July 90. lOA4