davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Kriticna razglabljanja SO potre-
bna. Del0, XII daJe pOdlago "a snow
Ia ocenjevanje razprave, je Sc bolt
%pOtrebnO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
E

0 tenn mestu je nekam tezko
pisati. UgotoviS lahko, ola je v
MENU najvecje slovensko sredi-
see, in da ina veliko naprednih
IN zavednih ljudi. Radi teh okol-
scin prednjaGi ma slovenskem
kulturnem in politicnem polju.
Sedaj je menda tudi med Slo-
venci V Clevelandu, kakor po-
vsod, najvec tega deIa osredoto-
cenega V Slovenskem ameri-
skem narodnem svetu.
Naravno, da S tenn zanima-
MEM "a SANS izpricavajo, kako
zelo razumejo, da Sc v tel voini
od1ocuje zgodovina naSih liudi
mogoce "a stoletja. Tu nj vpra-
SAME ponosa, ali to, da 81 Jugo-
slovan, ker tvoji ali moi bratje
prelivajo kri v naSi rojstni do
movini. Vprasanje je, kako jim
maj mi pomagarno V svobodo. In
v tenn smislu delajo naSi roiaki
v Clevelandu.
Shod predzadnio nedelio v
Collinwoodu, XII sem Sc ga ude-
lezil, je bill dobro obiskan. Pri-
spevkov v Sansov namen Sc lie
nabralo blizu $500. Shod 10 hill
otvorjen z 1.-Two Sliko "Prisega
zastavi", XII jo je aranziral Vim
ko Coff. Priznati moran, da Je
bila to najboljsa ziva slika, kar
sem jih Sc videl med mani v tel
dezeli. V menu Sansa ie pozdra-
vii navzoce Krist Stokel, YES
spored pa je zelo spretno vodil
mas Frank Barbic. Nastopili sta
poleg govornikov v duetu Mary
Grlll-Ivanush in Josephine Mi
lavec-Levstik, ter zbora Slovan
in Jadran.
JAZZ menda nisem poklican, da
bl Q programu ma tenn shodu po-
drobno pisal. Omenim mai lie, da
Je bio petite izvrstno in govor-
n1ki = razen mole malenkosti-
dobri. Dodam maj Sc, ola me je
Mary lvanush S svojim pripro-
slim, neprisiljenim nastopom, S
cistim, mocnim glasom, narav-
most ocarala.
Vsem sodrugom in drugim ro-
Jakom v Clevelandu, Sc posebno
Franku Oglarju ter Jozetu Dur
nu in njegovi soprogi, iskrena
hvala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
oPoMBA

Ia kolona DO "a nekaj tednov
prekinjena. Vzrok je moja pot v
Mehiko. Tam mislim obiskati
vec delavskih voditeliev in po-
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

ma taxa poteza. To DO nekaj
strasnega'', kajneda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

imamo med seboj Sc ljudi, XII Sc
norcujejo iz ljudi, XII prosijo v
imenu usmiljenja.
Sestra Penica ina socutno in
narodno zavedno posnemalko v
drzavi New Jersey, XII je kot
Neimenova darovala pomozni
akeiji $4,000. ODE sta prispe-
vail okoli tisoc dolarjev "a po-
mono akcijo, ena je nabirala,
druga je dala kar IL svojega ze-
pa.
VISA cast in zahvala obema!
Kadar bo nasa Slovenija re-
sena vsega dolgoletnega Fla in
trpljenja, takrat bodo tudi ze-
ne V domovini poprasevale, kaj
so "a ME napravile ameriske
Slovenke. Takrat bono lahko
porocali zenam V domovini, kaj
je "a ME napravila sestra v
dali Amerih. .,
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.hlnha0 N. R0selj:
f!
,Zayedna SlOyenka

Leta 1896 je prisla k svojemu
ocetu Johnu Lebarju Forest
City mlada, 13-letna hcerka, ka-
tere .rojstni kraj je bila vas
skocjan v zupniji Dob pri Dom
zalah ma Gorenjskem. Kot otrok
je uzila Y svojem rojstnem kra-
iu dosti slabega in hudega. Ma
domaci mizi nj bilo dosti kru-
ha. Pelli SO ga donna morda en-
krat ma mesec. Bila je veckrat
l.acna kot sta kruha; in kako z
veseljem je pouzila kosGek kru-
ha, ako ga je dobila pri sosedih.
Trinajst let je zivela Y svo-
jsm rojstnem kraju, kjer. ME
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
uJREDNIKOVA PO$TA

o zadruznistvu bi pisal lahko
dosti vec. Ia sedaj maj zadostu-
ie.
Tudi mi pevci smo Sc morali
zdruzit "a to koncert, drugace
ne bi morali proizvajati pesmi
kot so "Nazaj v planinski raj
ter mogocno pesem "Nase 60
re-"
Upanje imam, da mas trud ne
DO, zaman, ter da boste napolni-
Ii dvorano do zadnjega koticka
ma 80 aprila. Cim vec copakov
"a reveze V start domovini, tenn
vecje bo nase zadoscenje.
Ma svidenje!
Louis Furlan,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

Tako pa more ucinkovati lie,
&c je lepa, blagodoneca, brez ne
potrebnih trdot. Ena prvi h
Sattnerjevih skladb: "Nikar, nj
kar Sc me ne boj" oznacuje in
podaja V semenu takorekoc vse
posebno izrazite osebnostne
make skladateljeve.
V poznejsih letih Sc je Satt-
ner lotil vecjih del: simfonienih
,pesnitev, oratorijev. Prvo tako
delo je bilo "Jeftejeva prisega"
leta 1910; leta 1911 je sledilo
"Vnebovzetje" (Assumptio) le-
ia 1914. "Oljki";; leta 1917 $50
3i'; leta 1921 "V' pepelnicni no.
ci'. Kakor V prejsnjih krajsih
delhi, tako kazejo tudi te OBJ
sirnejse umetnine! isto izbrano
gibcnost, izvrstno deklamacijo,
ki spretno gre "a razvojem be-
sedila in NIGGA viski, pred
vsem pa mehka voljnost, PROF.
ma neznost, XII pa je zdrava,
moska in XII poteka iz najglob-
ljega custvovanja. Visek njego-
We tvorne sile pa nam brez dvo-
ma ocitujeta oratorij "Assump-
tio' in pa kantata "V pepelnicni
noci."
"Assumptio" je podala Glas-
bena Matica leta 1910. pod vod-
stvom Antona Sublja z zelo le-
PIN uspehom. Kandata "V pc.
pelnicni noci," XII bo izvajana
pod vodstvom Ivana Zormana,
nam prikazuje vse skladateljeve
glasbene vrline V polnem razvo-
ju in razmahu. Delo sc odliku-
je po svoji izredni liricni topli-
nj in dramaticni ucinkovitosti.
Tu je nasel mas "goriski sla-
vec'', Simon Gregorcic, vredne-
ga umetniskega sodelavca V
slxladatelju Hugolinu Sattnerju.
Krasno Gregorcicevo besedi-
10 z angleskim prevodom DO
prejel vsak udelezenec koncer-
ia. Pevovodja, pevci in pevke
Glasbene Matice upajo, da DO
obcinstvo zadovoljno. tn udi S
tenn koncertom, ma katerega
vas vljudno vabijo.
Pevski tovaris.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
koncert Glasbene
Matice

Glasbena. Matica v Clevelan~
du Sc zopet pripravlja "a kon-
cert. V nedeljo zvecer 80. apri-
la nam bo podala P. H. Sattner-
jevo kantato 'V pepelnicni no.
ci, "a zbor, soil in klavir, ia be-
sedilo Simona Gregorcica. To'de.
10 bo tvorilo prvo polo7ico pro-
grama. V drugi polovici pa bo-
do Maticarji izvajali izkljucno
operne tocke. Tako zelijo mno-
gi Maticni prijatelji. Ke je
NJ t c a pri zadnjem koncer-
tn posvetila yes drugi del
programa slovenski narodni pc
snni, DO gotovo tudi sirsemu OBJ
5instvu prav, &c pevovodja in
Devci ii zelji ugodijo.
Skladatelj Sattner je tudi a
meriskim islovenskim pevcem
star in liub znanec. Menda nj
zbora, bodisi svetnega ali cerk-
venega, XII ne bi incl V svojem
repertoarju vsaj nekaj njego-
viii mehko ubranih, melodioz-
nih skladb.
Franciscan, pater Hugolin
Sattncr, roien Kandijf pri No
vem Mestu leta 1851, umrl V
Ljubljani leta 1884, Je vse svo-
je dolgo zivljenje deloval kot u
5itelj petja, dirigent in sklada-
tell -- poleg svoje duhovniske
sluzbe -. lie v dveh krajih, v
Novem Mestu in V Ljubljani.
zapustil nam je mnozino dra-
gocenih cerkvenih in svetnih
glasbenih lei.
kaJ so znacllnostl tega IL
redno nadarjenega in plodovi-
tega slovenskega skladatelja :?
Sattner je vse svoje glasbeno
delovanje ze il prvih pocetkov
osnoval ma istem nacelu, XII mu
je do konca blestelo pred du-
sevnimi ocmi: glasba je "a u
no, ne pa "a razum. To Sc pra,
vi: skladatelj tako skladai, da
DO poslusavec v tvojih sklad-
bah lepoto "a teboj lahko OBJ
cutil, de mu DO takoj dostopna
in Sc mu DO srce vnelo v eustvu,
kakrsno 81 skladbo polozil.
4 d = I + 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
Slovan in Jadran
priredita skupni koncert

Skupni koncert ma 80. april
da V Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd;. bosta po-
dala zbora "Slovan' in ga
dram V korist podruznice JPO,
SIS st. 35.
Vsak hi lahko vedel, da ia po-
MONA akcija nj nobena polite
ma ustanova. V odboru SO po-
STEM in nam dobro poznani u
radniki, XII delujejo vestno v do
bri namen in trudijo Sc ma vse
nacine, da bi cim vec nabrall
prispeVkov "a naSe ubOge bra
te start domovini. Potreba je
velilanska. Pri vsem tenn, da je
ca 0rganizacija tako oglasana,
Sc dobijo ljudje, XII so tako o.
koslcni ali ,podlezejo laznjivl
| propaganda, kateHa ina Vsako
napredno stvar "a komunistic-
no.
Tenn ljudem bi JAZZ priporocal,
da HI Sc vpoglobili V rusko Ego
dovilo ter brali kniige ruskih
pisateljev kot je Tolstoj in dru-
gi; pronasli boste vzrok zakaj
Sc ie ruski narod uprl .svojim
domaGim zatiralcem. Verujem,
la SO ruski voditelji naredill
mar 5ikatero napako, katere bl
Sc lahko izognili. Ampak veru-
jem tudi to, da DO ruski ma
rod eden pryih dobil demokra-
clio, politicno in ekonomsko,
katera najvec steje. Edna pot
do ckonomske demokracije je
Iizobrazba, ker brez izobrazbe
ne more priti prava demokraci-
ia. JAZZ mislim, da Sc ruski ma
rod tega zaveda.
|. Tudi mi Slovenci bi Sc morall
boil zavedatl in pomisliti kaj
govorimo. We d n o vec Sc slis
med nami zbadljivke cez Jude.
Pogledat hi morali tudi v njih
zgodovino. Pronasli bi, da MISC
prvic preganjani in da SO mo-
rail- re veliko slaboga prestat'.
To je gotovo tudi vzrok, da
so tako visoko naobrazeni in da
81 znajo pomagat. Cd njih bi Sc
Iahko mi dosti naucili.
Ali Sc zavedas, ko jih prekli-
MAS, da 81 podober lnalemu O.
troku, ko vtakne mali prstek
ma ogenj ter joce ker 81 ne zna
pomagat?
Mi Slovenci imamo zadruzno
podjetje re 30 let. Ia mala. sku-
pima, v kateri so razlicna pre-
pricanja, je ze pokazala lep ma
predek.
&c pomislirl kollko je Sloven-
cev v Clevelandu, mi tudi pride
ma misel, da koliko zadruznih
trgovin bi mi lahko lastovali, ko
bi Sc zavedali, da je zadruznis-
ka pot najlepsa pot do prave e.
konomske demokracije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
Zapiisnik
seize sirsega odbora SANSa 8.
januarja 1914
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, I'LL.
(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
"stejem 81 v >veliko cast, da
sem skupno z bratom Adami-
Gem v Zdruzenem odboru, XII l.
ma pred seboj kot SANS veliko
in velepomembno delo: "a de-
mokratsko stvorbo ma krscan-
ski podlagi. Cd tam sem pobeg-
nil, ker me je ozracje dusilo,
pa bonn .od tn pomagal graditi
novo Jugoslavijo, kjer DO vlada-
10 pravo bratstvo, kakor ga no.
&c nase ljudstvo zbrano okoli
Tita. Mole selo tam je bilo tuz-
no, blatno, nezdravo, jadno. Pa
ko sem Sc potegnil "a visje pla-
&c obcinskim delavcem - XII so
znasale leta 1886 28c dnevno!
- SO me nazvali "a komunista.
Kdor je tam mislil demokratsko
je bill komunist. In danes Sc 20
pet rabi ista oznacba. Treba
nam je torej biti ma strait. "
novi vladi jugoslovanskega ma
roda je srbski svecenik Zecevic,
O katerem vem, da Sc je vedno
boril "a priprosti narod. Da,
tam prihaja novi dan in nasa
dolznost je, da cd tn pomaga-
NO."
Viharno ploskanje.
Predsednik Sc iskreno zahva-
Ii bratu Maleticu "a odkrite be-
sede in sodelovanje.
Br. Vital Vodusek poudari,
ida smo zbrani tn, da izgladimo
razne nesporazume. To je mas
parliament in JAZZ ne bonn Sci
ven, cetudi imam V nekaterih
stvareh drugacno mnenje koI
drugi. Pc mojem mnenju ina ia
sirsi odbor pravico ne samo sve-
tovati, temvee tudi odlocati. OBJ
zalujem, ker so nekateri izstopi-
Ii. In da sc kaj takega ne ponovi,
je treba tn izcistiti pojme in
vse izravnati." (odobravanje).
Br. K u h el naznani, da je
skupno kosilo pripravljeno So
bi st. ia.
Predsednik prekine sejo oh
1890.
Seja Sc nadaljuje OBJ 2. po-
poldne.
Tajnik precita sledece brzo-
javke:
Vseslovanski odbor V Mo-
skyi (potom radiograma) "No-
voletni pozdravi! Upamo, da bo
v tenn novem letu slovenski ma
rod osvobojen izpod jarma hit.
lerizma. zelimo vam uspeh pri
vasem delu."
zlatko Balokovic obzaluje, da
mu je nemogoce radi potoval-
nih zaprek priti ma to seio. "Po-
svetiG smo Sc prizadevanju A.
merike, da osvobodi izpod fa-
sisticnega jarma vse usuzniene
brate in da Sc ustvari bolisi in
srecnejsi svet. v zdruzeniu so
nam usPehi zagotovljeni!"
Zveza kanadskih Slovencev in
sloyenski casopis "Edinost" DO
zdravljajo IL Toronto, Ontario.
ter zele dalekosezne uspehe.
Uai1e pr,aodn5tcj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

| dovolj kruha in udobnosti kot
Sc spodobi postenemu cloveku,
kaj Sc lie mlademu otroku. To-
da ia zivljenjska doba ne bo "a
, njo nikoli pozabljena. Pustila
je v njenem spominu mejnik,
OBJ katerem Sc vedno zave, da SO
lacni in ubogi, trpeci in ne
srecni potrebni pomoci. Memo
srce je polno usmiljenja in do
brote do svojega bliznjega, po-
sebno cd svojih bratov in sester
onkraj morja.
Okoli 48 let je minulo, odkar
je prisla ia mlada Slovenka V
Ameriko. Toda VISA ia dolga le-
ia v tujini il MISC ubila misel
in dobro voljo ma rodno zemljo.
Ona' je danes narodno zavedna
slovenska zena v ameriski Slo-
veniji, XII ljubi Ameriko, toda ne
pozablja vse one, XII so ostali v
domovini.
Ko je bila stara II let, prese-
lila Sc je V drzavo Montana. Cd
leta 1900 biva V tel gorati deze-
Ii, V mestu Klein, kjer sta 81
S svojim mozem ustanovila svoj
dom.
In kdo je ia slovenska zena?
Prav rad vam povem. Ona je
Mrs. Katherine Penica, dolgo-
letna tajnica drustVa st. 88
ABB Roundupu, Montana.
Da, clanstvo Ameriske brat
ske zveze prav dobro pozna Sc
stro Penico po njenih dopisih
V uradnem glasilu. Poznamo jo
tudi pO njeni aktivnosti vsaki
kampanji "a novo clanstvo. Po-
Fnamo jo tudi kot delegatinjo
ma rednih in mladinskih kon-
vencijah ABB. Ora vedno della
ter Sc trudi, da doprinasa sa-
dove in uspehe organizaciji.
Ko je bila nasa domovina
pred tremi lett padla v roke ne
usmiljenih okupatorjev: Mem
cev, Italijanov, in Madzarov,
takrat je ona z velikim zanima-
MEM citala O dogodkih, XII so Sc
odigravali v domovini. Ko Sc je
ustanovila slovenska sekcija
Jugoslovanskega pom omega
odbora, je bila ona prva med
prvimi, XII mi je pisala, da bo
tudi po svoji moci. pomagala.
SVoje obljube nj pozabila. sla
Je cd hise do hise, cd naselbine
do naselbine, tolmacila, govori-
la in prosila, da maj pomagajo
njenim bratom in sestram on
kraj morja. Preko IA mesecev
Je nabirala denarne prispevke,
vse je sprejela, kar so il dali,
sama je prosila, sama odgovar-
Jala. Premagovala Sc je OBJ tr-
din srcih, zahvaljevala Sc je,
kjer so il usmiljena srca dajala
z Veseljem. Bila je zena Sama-
ritanka, XII je S svojo dobro vo-
ljo, pozrtvovalnostjo in zanima-
MEM celia rane onim, XII danes
krvavijo V lepi slovenski zem-
iii.
In sad njenega prvega della
je bill, da mi je poslala eek "a
S226.67, katere je sama nabrala
okoli dobrosrcnih ljudi. Kje je
Sc kaka druga slovenska zena v
Amerih, XII bi pod istimi pogo
il nabrala tako veliko vsoto "a
uboge reveze v domovini. VISA
hvala il V imenu trpecih V do
movini.
Nj dolgo cd tega, ko ste citali
njen dopis, V katerem je opisa-
la, kako sta memo prijateljico
sli cd hise do hise ter nabirali|
denarne prispevke Ia Slovenski
ameriski narodni svet in pomoz-
no akcijo. Ne bonn ponavljal|
njenih besed, XII jih je zapisala
" tistim porocilu, ampak po-
vem vam, da sem dobil cd ME
postne nakaznice v >zneskul
S250.O0, polovico ia obrambnoI
in polovico "a pomozno akcijo.
Vsega skupaj mi je poslala
$476.76, skoro $4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07
Macarthur
Scores New
Advances
BY RICHARD {. BERGHOLZ
Associated Press War Editor

Two new offensive successes
against the Japanese in the
Southwest Pacific-one on Los
Negroes Island in the Admiralty
group and another on the coast
of New Gulnea-Were reported
today by Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur.
Reinforced troops of the dis
mounted First Cavalry Division
drove through enemy artillery
fire to extend their Los Negros
holdings across an lsthmus to
the Northern Peninsula of the
small island and tighten their
grip on the strategic Momote
airdrome, seized shortly after
the surprise invasion Feb. %.
Relatively small units of the
32nd Army division leap-frogged
up the New Guinea coast from
their positions near Saidor to
land 80 miles nearer Madang to
the north, by-passinhg difficult
jungle terrain and enemy forces
delaying the coastal drive.
Rabaul, New Britain, where
Japan has lost 842 planes since
the all-out Allied air campaign
against the key enemy base be-
gan last Dec. II, shuddered un-
der the weight of 18l-ton
blasting by South Pacific planes
Saturday. Anti-aircraft- fire was
intense at the beginning but
faded and there was no aircraft
interception.
Other Allied planes poured
los tons of explosives into
hopelessly abandoned japanese
on Choiseul Island in the Solo
mons and struck heavily at
enemy positions on Bougainville
Island to the north.
Tokyo radio admitted the
plight of its Solomon Islands
forces. huge enemy task forces
ply in between our supply bases
and the front lines" the Domei
broadcast said. The enemy has
made passage Of larger trans
ports infinitely difficult so the
heavy responsibility of safe
transportation of food and sup
plies has fallen upon the crews
of wooden ships . which
conceal themselves by day in the
shadows of the islands and carry
out their duties by night"
Air war in the Central Pacific
found Army and Navy bombers
staging a 35-ton bombing strike
on three undesignated Japanese
bases in the Marshall Islands
Saturday. All planes returned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07
Book Review
HiqhIiqhts

FURTHER PLANS for the
Young Women's Episcopal
League book review were an
nounced today by the co-chair-
men, Mrs. G.. Stuart DeMott and
Mrs. Robert Richard.
Preceding the review We'd
nesday at 100 o'clock in the
lovely and spacious home of
Mrs. Walter Fenton, Moravian
Drive, Mrs. E. M. Cutler, of De-
troit, will render several vo-
cal selections. She will be in
troduced by Mrs. c. H. r. Mac
Kenzie who has charge of the
music for the series of reviews.
Miss Rosemary Scott, of the
Mount Clemens High School
faculty, will be the speaker Of
the afternoon, reviewing Cyan
kee Lawyer, an interesting au-
photography by Ephraim Tut.
AS usual, a dessert luncheon
will be served at the opening
hour. Tickets may be purchas-
ed at the door.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07
Son Leaving For
Service. HOnOred

MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
G. 0 u L E T E entertained so
friends and relatives Sunday
evening in honor of their son,
Willard, Jr., who is leaving for
the services of Uncle Sam. He
will leave Wednesday morning
for Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
The honor was presented with
a gift from the group. Games
were played and refreshments
served.
THERE WILL BE NO MEET
ING of the Carrie Lungerhausen
Missionary Society of Methodist
church this month, due to the
series of dinner meetings OF the
church and the confliction with
the Band Concert at the High
school.
MR. AND MRS. WARREN
LEACH. of Armada. spent the
week lend with MIR. and Mrs.
James Lemon and family in
Lansing.
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Candidate
Imitation

THE FRATERNAL ORDER
OF EAGLES will hold Class In
itiaton for Is candidates in Bar
ron Hall at 2 o'clock, Sunday,
March IL, in honor of State
President, James Pugh of Lud-
ington, Michigan.
Detroit Aerie No. 81, ritual
istic and drill team will exem-
plify the initiatory. All members
are asked to attend.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles cele-
brated their first anniversary,
Sunday, March s. with class in
itiation for Z candidates. Pom
tiac realistic team and officers
presided. followed by a supper
for members and their husbands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07

WAC enrolment for 1913 to-
tailed a little over $4,000, far
short of the goal of 100000:
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Georgia Chain Gang
FUGITIVE Shuns Return

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Mar.
7-(P-- Henry Jones, 50-year-
old Negro told Police Judge Ed
ward G.. Burleson yesterday he
would prefer life Imprisonment
in Michigan TO returning TO a
Georgia chain gang from which
he escaped three years ago.
Detective Walter Coe said that
Jones, who waived examination
on burglary charge and was
bound over TO Superior Court,
served five years for burglary
in Georgia and was shot while
attempting TO escape. He sue
ceeded in fleeing hospital
where he was being treated for
wounds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07
Chriisteniinq
Of Sisters

LYNNETTE LOUISE AND
GAVE FRANCES, small daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Machowski of 2OO1 Charles
street, were christened Sunday
in the United Presbyterian
Church at Southfield, Michigan.
The Rev. Frank Boyd officiated.
Sponsors for Lynnette Louise
were; Mrs. Louise Smith and
Pfc. Floyd Machowski, sister
and brother of Mr.. Machowski.
Sponsors for Gaye Frances
were: Petty Officer Albert
Smith, who stood for S/Sgt La
verne Baker and Estelle Baker,
sister and brother of Mrs. Ma
choWski.
Mrs. f. Todd, grandmother of
the babies, entertained at fam
lily dinner and the parents enter
tanned during the afternoon and
evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-07
New 5o|dier-Vo
Split Arises
Grave Doubt OF Bills
Merit, Are Voiced
WASHINGTON, March 7-tPl

WASHINGTON, March 1-'Al
A division within the ranks Oh
federal war ballot supporters To-
day presented a new obstacles 10
final conference agreement on d
vote bill for the armed services
Chairman Worley (D-TeN) OF
the House elections committee
termed the newly-reviSed meas
sure discriminatory, II q
Chairman Green ORD OF 'he
senate conferees expressed
grave doubt" as to its merits
But. from Representative Bon
ner (D-NC), came the assertion
that nearly four weeks of Sen
ate-House argument had brought
"more than it looked like we
could get when the conferences
started.
II believe an OVERWHELMINGLY
greater number of soldiers Will
have an opportunity to vote IMAM
is now provided Bonner SAID
Green, who said he had not
determined whether he could
support the bill, told reporters
he hoped to conclude the confer
ences today and call up the leg
;.,,.;on !, tho senate Thursday.
The bill was revised yesterday
to permit absentee federal bal
lot voting by armed force people
stationed in this country II their
states have made no provision
for absentee voting and their
governors certify by July Is that
the use of federal ballots is &C
ceptable to the states.
This is primarily for the bene-
fit of military citizens of New
Mexico and Kentucky, which
now lack adequate absentee vot-
ing laws.
A previously-a d p e d pro-
vision called for federal ballot
fot use overseas only, and Wor-
ley contended the latest revision
"discriminates between m n
overseas and at home and be-
tween soldier citizens of differ
ent states
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With the Colors Masonic Service Center

taken i'll and has been confined
to his home, was presented with
flowers and a gift.
Next Saturday evening $50
service men and women will be
entertained in the lodge rooms
with a huge show presented by
the Detroit Navy Anchorettes
composed of sixty beautiful
dancing girls. The show is given
under the auspices of the Mos
lem Temple of Detroit and is
presented here by the special
courtesy of William Carlson, Po-
tentate of Moslem Temple.
The Cadettes of Masonic Serv-
ice Center are planning plans
and preparations for a st. Pat
rick's Day party.
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The MARRIAGE OF khTH-
ERNIE NJ, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wangelin of Wash
ington, Michigan, TO Second
Lieutenant Lloyd j. Bentley, son
of John Bentley of Milford,
Michigan, took place Saturday,
March 4, in the Trinity Luther
an Church at o'clock. The Rev.
Russell Deng officiated.
Two golden vases holding
white lilies were the only deco
rations on the altar.
The bride who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
light weight wool suit of French
blue and a pink feather hat with
black accessories. She carried a
small bouquet of white camellias
and buddleia. Louise School, the
brides only attendant wore a
suit of Ocean blue with brown
accessories. Her corsage was of
yellow daffodils.
The brides mot her was
goWned in a two piece beige
crepe dress with brown accesso-
ries and Mrs. Frank Crawford,
aunt of the bridegroom wore a
dress of soldier blue with black
accessories. Both wore corsages
of pink camellias.
Lieut.. Bentley was attended
by Lieut.. V. NJ Batza and the
uShers were Roy Wangelin
brother of the bride, and John
Volkenant.