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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
Jetniki, XII so syobodnejssi kot pa dokler
MISC bill ujeti

V Zed. drzavah je sedaj 226,416 vojnih ujetnikov, veeinoma
Nemcl In ltallJani. Med slednjimi je tudi precej primorskih So-
VenceV. Sc n1kol Sc nj tenn fantom il Hitlerievegat in Mussolini-
JeVega "1mperlja" godilo boljse kot Sc jim sedai. Preskrblieni so
z vsern, imajo zdravstveno nego, dobro hrano in posteno delo. pri
katerem Sc jim nj treba naganjati.
In ker Sc v vladimir krogih lie toliko govori o potrebi move
YzgoJe med Nemci in Italijani, cemu ne priceti z naukom "a de-
mokracijo med jetniki, XII SO mladi in Sc bodo pref ali sei mora1i
yrniti v svojo rojstno dezelo?
Ioda kako Sc maj jh uci? Pc nase, namrec DO amerisko, Sc
aemokraclJo razume tako, da mora biti privatna svoiina naivecia
sweetest. A tam pravijo, da je demokraciia nnogoca v pravem
ponenu besede lie tedaj, kadar Sc ljudstvo osvobodi izkoriscania.
V ltaiji ne more bhi demokracije brez socialnih reform v
tollksnl merl, Ola Ia fasizem v Mi ne DO vec tai. Same voHlna pra-
vlca ne bi mic pomenila, &c priviegiji ostaneio kakor so bill. Ako
pa Sc Jh odpravi, je treba proglasiti v Mi sociahsticni red, to pa
po amerlskem uradnem tolmacenju nj demokraciia.
Zed. drzave, Xxi inajo vsega v izobnju, Sc lahko vzdrzuieio ma
kapitalisticnih nacelih, a tudi tn DO DO tel voini kai kmalu RAJ
yldno, ola free enterprise ne DO mogel dale, &c ne DO dobil "a
settle, kakrsno je v Evropi dobil S fasizmom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
sod smodnika

Balkan - sod SmOdnika -.
Maj Sc evrepski narodi Sc ta-
ko jezikovno in drugace rail-
kujejo med seboj, je vendarle
zreti mamie kot ma boil ali mani
tesno povezano realno skupino.
Il tega razloga ne more in ne
SINE biti ostalim Evropcem vse-
emo, kako Sc resi- vprasanje tie
ali one dezele, n. pr. Jugosla-
vie.
Toda videti je, da SO glave
nekaterih evropskih velepoliti-
kov trse cd samega kamena; 81
Ger ne bi vse boil namigavali,
da, cello drezali, maj 81 posame-
mi narodi pokrpajo svoje stare
refine. Ali tocneje: monarhija
maj ostane, DAFT il je lie demo-
kraticno podlago. PRAY. Toda
kakor vemo je demokracija ka-
kor elastika: lahko jo stegneS,
da DO cez meter dolga, lahko jo
pa pustis v dolzini enega deci-
metra. cato pa je toliko demo-
kracije pc svetu, o kateri pa
preprosta ljudstva mic ne vedo.
Mar nismo sliSali reprezentante
bivse8 jugoslovanske Wade po-
~udarjati, da DO Jugoslavija 20
pet svobodna in demokraticna,
kot je bila"? Kot je bila? Ne
daj boze!
Balkan so re cd nekdaj nazi-
wall sod smodnika'. Ali &c bi
pc ostali Evropi pregledali vse
objavljene in neobjavljene re-
korde svojih vlad, bi izsledili.
da jih je med mimi bore malo.
Xxi hi Uncle glede politike ma
Balkanu este roke. Najvec bal
kanskega smodnika je prihaja-
10 cd zunaj.
TurSki tlacitelji SO n. pr. ime-
Ii zaslombo ma Dunaju, ze cd
kar SO Avstriji nehali biti ne
varni. &c je tlaeenim narodom
priskocila Russia ma pomoc, nj
smela biti ia pomoc nikoli IL
datna, kajti dunajsko in berlin
sko nebo Sc je takoj stemnilo in
tudi Anglia je grozece poroz-
ljala S svojo sabljo. Oboji, Mem
ci kakor Anglezi, SO imeli svoje
lakomne oci uprte prek Balka-
ma ma who'd. cato maj lie zivi
turski parazit ma balkanskem
telesu = da Sc ruski vpliv ne
raztegne do Jadrana!
A ko so Sc balkanska pod
jarmljena ljudstva drugo "a
drugim vendarle nekako otre-
sla svojih krvosesov - so Sc pa
brz potrudili in izkoristili vse-
stransko izerpanost Ease: posta-
viii SO Jim svoJe prince "a VIA
darje ~.
Tako SO Sc Rumuni znasli pod
Hohenzollernji, Bulgari pod
Coburzani it'd, skratka, sever
no evropske vladarske hise so
kakor pajki omrezili YES jug, z
izjemo Srbije. cato je imela Sr-
bija, kot pozneje Jugoslavija
kaj tezko stalisce ma Balkanu.
Poglejmo Jugoslavijo. V vsei
Evropi ne najdete drzave, XII bi
imela toliko in takih obmejnih
sovraznikov, kot jih je imela
pray ona. Edino Bolgarska bi
il bila lahko prijazna soseda.
toda tn Sc je tujekraljevska xii
ka S pomocjo svojih politicnih
hlapcev usidrala tako globoko,
da il Bolgari menda res ne mo-
rejo do zivega niti zdaj, ko jim
Bile re plat zvona.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
KATKA ZUPANCiC:
Nv lR Y

Torej Sc je 'staremu lisjaku
kralju Ferdinandu obnesla do
bro preracunana poteza, ko je
dial svojega sina vzgojiti v pra-
voslavni yeri in mu dial ime Be-
ris, kakor Sc je imenoval prvi
bolgarski vladar, XII je sprejel
krscanstvo 49,? Ali pa dobivajo
kraljevasi potuho cd zunaj, cd
krogov, XII SO zadnje case dali
dovolj povoda, da Sc Jill lahko
sumnici.
Wilson je bill velik drzavnik,
Roosevelt je velik drzavnik.
Kaj je dosegel prvi, vemo. Kai
DO dosegel drugi? Ali DO kos
stokrat prekleti evropski poll
ticni ilovici, v katero Sc neka-
tere vodilne osebe zopet pogre-
zajo?
0 ne, ne piha pc Evropi mo
narh1st1cna Sapa IL edlnega raZ-
loga, ker kralji ljubijo kralje,
marvel tudi il slepega strahu
pred komunizmom. Sklepajo
namree, da je monarhisticno
urejenim drzavam komunizem
mnogo mani dostopen, nego pa
je republican.
Torej ne ljudske Wade, am
pax tron! Kronana glava in ko-
munizem sta 81 kakor voda in
ogenj. cato trone povsod, pred
vsem pa ma Balkan. Drzite Boil
care h tronu privezane! Mic Sc
ne bojte, vse Sc DO tako izteklo,
da DO prav! Cisto potihoma: da
DO prav "a mas -.
Lahko pa Sc pripeti, da Sc
bodo kratkovidni politicni kr-
marji grdo usteli ter dosegli bas
to, cesar Sc najbolj bojijo, nam
rec, da jim ma tesno prignani
narodi poskacejo v komunisti-
emo n~arocje, rajsi, nego hi Sc
uklonili zlu, XII SO ga re preiz-
kusili.
V komunizmu pa nj svobode,
kakrsno mi pojmujemo, in "a
kakrsno naSe ljudstvo umira.
Tisti, XII Sc toliko ogrevajo "a
komunizem, kazoc seveda ma
Sovjetsko Rusijo, mai bi dobro
prestudirali zgodovino Rustic
pod carizmom, pa hi razumeli,
zakaj Sc je komunizem tamkaj
tako obnesel. Bill je siba "a ru-
ske narode, toda Siba, XII Jill je
vzdramila IL brezupnosti in
splosne otopelosti.
Preteklost, sedanjost in bo-
docnost, vse Sc je zanje zlivalo
v emo samo sivo gmoto brez-
mejnega trpljenja. Kdo ne hi
otopel? - Sele komunizem iih
je dvignil, jim pokazal rdeco
zvezdo = spremembo! Triple
MIA S tenn Sc nj bio konec. Toda
imelo je barvo rdece earle, upa-
MIA, imelo je cilj!
Ruska ljudstva MISC nikoli
imeli pravega pojma Q svobodi,
cato je MISC nj pod komuniz-
nom pogresali tako, kot hi je
pogresalo n. pr. nase starokraj-
sko ljudstvo. Zakaj v primeri z
ruskim narodom SO vendarle
bill toliko ma boljsem, ola so BIZ
vail blize drugim kolikor toliko
svobodnejsim narodom. cato
jim noben sultan, noben cesar,
ne kralj nj mogel iztrgati kopr-
nenja pc neodvisnosti, to je, pc
svobodi!
Re zategadelj hi komunizem
| zanje pomenil nesreco. Krivdo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

hi pa nosili oni, XII bi Jill neho-
te potisnili vanj, kakor re pref
omenjeno.
"Nihce ne more Jugoslovane
prisiliti do takih skrajnosti! Sal
DO ljudstYo ~glasovalo pc svoji
wolff. -"
Res je. Mice jih tudi sill ne
DO direktno. Lahko pa Jill
potiplje indirektno nekako Ia
ko: Ogromno delo vas caka .
In stroski ~. Treba VAN DO
vsestranske podpore, posojil...
Mi yam jamcimo oboje, ako Sc
odlocite "a kraljestvo. &c pa
boste odglasovali "a republiko
= well = (zmigavanje z rame-
nil nekaj boste dobili, ampak...
In tako Sc bodo Jugoslovani
nemara odlocili "a Petra H., ali
pa
Naposled pa nina ia rec z
monarhijo -tako strasno obupne-
ga lica, da bi clovek vrgel pusko
v koruzo. Prvic Jill ne DO nihce
wee trapil z sujedinjeniem', XII
Jill je skoro udusilo, sal DO dr.
Java federativno povezana med
seboj; drugic = bodo pa pre-
.-Ett&f
sneto previdni, kakSno ustaVo
bodo sprejeli.
Pc Vidovdanski ustavi, spre-
jeti l. 1921, je incl kralj pravi-
co imenovati predsednika in
clane ministrskega sveta, ,Tako
je bill ministrski svet neposre-
dino podrejen kralju. Odgovo-
rem je bill tudi poslanski zbor-
nici. (Annpak kateri minister hi
Sc hotel zameriti kralju, XII mu
je podelI mandat? ~
Nadalje je incl kralj pravico
razpustiti narodno skupscino
(parlamen), toda incl je tudi
dolznost, da izda naredbo "a
move volitve, tako da Sc nova
narodna skupscina sestane k
novemu zasedanju najkasneje
pc stirih mesecih.
Leta 1929 je kralj razpustil
skupScino. Sprico Skandalozne
zmeSnjave v zbornici mu nj ka-
zalo drugega. Mice mt nj tega
zameril. Toda novih volitev nj
vec razpisal, kakor je velevala
dolznost. S tenn je krsjl ustavo,
ma katero je bill prisegel! Po-
stal je dictator in to je bill ME
gov usodni greh, XII je rodil Sc
druge grehe:
Pc ustavi je bila narodu "a
jamcena svoboda tiska. Zajam-
cena mu je bila pravica zdruze-
vanja, zborovanja in dogovar-
iania. = Use to in Sc vec dru-
gega je bio pod njegovo dikta-
turo ukinjeno.
Zakaj Sc nj ljudstvo pritozi-
10? Zahtevalo pc ustavi mu "a
jamcene pravice? Komu Sc pa
mai pritozi, ko je pa kralj - pc
isti ustavi! - vrhnja instanca!!
&c hi narodna ~skupscina bila
prva instance, bi Sc il bill moral
z vsemi posamezniki vred po-
koriti tudi kralj.
Steer pa SO bill takrat dikta-
tori v modi in nemara BIZ bila
Jugoslavija oblagodarjena S
kaksnim drugacnim dictator
jem, XII bi bill zanjo Sc hujsi,
nego je bill Aleksander. Velja
Sc namrec spomniti, ola so ga
ubili - fasisti.
I -. ~ ~~~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
J0SKO OVEN:
Raj 3OVORI.


docnosti.
v Franciji porivajo nasi fan
tie fasiste blizje in blizje Pari-
"a. Kot porocajo, je Hitler ma
trpal vse narodnosti v svojo ar
mado, kar mu DO delalo Sc pre-
cej skrbi.
Nasi vojaki
0 njih pise angleski casni-
karski porocevalec John Hall
v listu Daily Mail sledeee: "Ne-
dvomno Sc vprasujete, kako Sc
pocutiio 81. Tam v Angliji je
bio zivljenje lepo in brezskrb-
no. Obilica obleke, hrane, de
maria - da posebno Sc denarja
... Gotovo ste radovedni, kako
Sc ii nasi ameriski bratranci S
svojo lepo ogladeno obleko po-
cutijo, kadar srecajo sovraz-
nika."
"They die quietly. First thing
that happens to the Americans
when they get in to line is that
they stop talking. You notice
how the conversational silence
deepens, as you approach the
chatter of machine guns"
N
THAT apparent casualness
and man-to-man friendliness
which rather appalled, our dis
ciplinarians at home disap-
pears. Commands are tersly
given and tersly acknowledged
with an immediate eyes, SIR,
and a smart salute. All trace of
casualness evaporates. These
men go to it with the snap of
Guardsmen F.
"Often | wonder if the peo-
pie back home in America,
thirsting for headlines of cap
tured towns, realize how many
Americans lie newly dead in
these Normandy fields; men
who died to win a few yards
of hedgrow -.
"They die quietly, these
American boys-without fuss
or complaint, perhaps mutter-
ing about Nom, just before
the end.
mo soldier could be more re-
solute. | have see them order
ed to attack a strong point al
most impregnable to infantery.
They filed without word. Many
died in that sortie. The surviv-
ors did not utter one word of
private criticism of the task
they had been set"
Clanek Sc Sc nadaljuje, v ka-
terem ia clankar hvali naSe
fante.
Da, mi razumemo grozote
vojnel Sal smo bill mi social
sti, kateri smo visa ia leta cd
r~ojstva italijanskega faSizma pa
do zaeetka druge svetovne vol
ne napovedovali to grozoto, ka-
terra bi bila lahko preprecena,
ne da bi morale toliko nasih
fantov umreti ma tujih boiiScih
=. Ali sedaj nj drugega izhoda.
Stevilo dvestoterih
Sc je precej pomnozilo v zad-
MEM tednu. Med mimi ie pre-
cal nash Cikazanov. Tudi Gle
veland, Kansas in Clarendon
Hills so zastopani. L. Pennsyl-
vanije Sc nj bio mic glasu. Ali
nasi fantje v Pennsylvania Sc
MISC bill nikdar med zadniimi.
Mislim, da tudi Clarendon
Hills, Sc nj spregovoril zadnie
besede.
RuSki reIif
Nicesar "a porocati. Upam.
da Sc me KIDD spomni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
GLAvNi PROBLEMl,
XII PRlDEJO PRED
SAMSON ZBOR
(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)

(NadaljeVanje S /. stranl.J
Ostali aktivni odborniki San
sd SO Mrs. Prisland il Sheboy-
CANA, Janko N. Rogelj in DIR.
Kern IL @ levelanda, Katka Zu-
pancic IL Berwyna in Vincent
Cainkar ter Frank Zaitz liz Chi
caga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Jetnike IL Itaije in Nemcije hi bio torej tezko uciti demokra-
CHE, cato jim raise nudimo cinboljSo hrano in pa delo. Tako de-
mokracijo, kakrsno priznavas ameriski kapita1izem "a pravo-
verno, SO tam re incl, vsaka druga pa ie po nazorih ameriskega
vladajocega razreda krivoverska in pa veleizdajnska.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
V Evropi
Kaj je vse dovoIjivega v
voIiInem Ietu

v Nemciji je sezona obesania
generalov. Kmalu pc firerje-
VEN govoru, V katerem je ONE
nil kako srecni SO Nemci, da
imajo MEGA "a vodnika, ter da
je on edini, kateri DO drzal "fa-
no. do konca, pa &c vse hudic
vzame - SO obesili osem viSiih
castnikov, katerih imena so Sc
VISA zacela z won. Koliko BIO to
pomagalo, &c DO sploh pomaga-
10, Sc DO sprevidelo v bliznji bo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Ruski reIif
Nicesar "a p~orocati. Upam.
da Sc me KIDD spomni.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
ORGANIZATION Is Vital
In 1914, Hannegan Says
BY the Associated Press

| BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, May 3.-National Demo-
cratic Chairman Robert Hannegan,
who described himself as an "or-
ganization Democrat" declared yes
terday that ''if there ever was a
campaign in the history of the
country or the party when we need
organization and everything that
goes with it, it is in the coming
campaign"
Speaking before almost 800 party
leaders and workers OF Nebraska,
Mr.. Hannegan said I'VE can't sit
back and expect to wave a fairy
wand or get candidate to 60 on
the radio to win an election"
Mr.. Hannegan, who said he hoped
President Roosevelt would be the
Democratic presidential candidate
declared:
"The more votes cast, the better
the chance Is for a Democrat beine
elected. The Republicans, who are
out OF power and want to get In, are
doing all they can to see that their
people vote. But the Democrats
have been lulled into a false sense
OF security. Our people are not
voting"
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Michigan Grand Jury
Indicts "a in New
Bribe Case Action
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, May 3.-A
grand jury investigating allegations
of graft in Michigan's Legislature
yesterday charged IA persons with
conspiracy to corrupt the 1899 ses-
sion-an action following up a pre-
vious similar indictment of 26 indi-
viduals.
The indictment was returned by
the one-man grand jury of Circuit
Judge Leland w. Carr and alleged
the giving and acceptance of bribes
for the votes of legislators. The
original indictment made identical
charges.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler said
a blanket warrant named five
men as 'bribers and nine present and
past members of the Legislature as
bribe takers to the extent of "sev-
eral thousand dollars" He said the
bribes involved legislation for taxa
ton of intangible personal property
such as stocks and bonds.
Named as alleged bribe payers
were: Julian Thompson, Lansing,
identified as lobbyist for the House.
hold Finance Corp. of Chicago and
the Michigan Association of Small
Loan Companies; Armand E. Robi-
chaud, Newark, N. j., public rela-
tions counsel of the Beneficial Man.
agement Corp. of Delaware; George
Omacht, South Bend, Ind, general
counsel of Associates Discount Corp,
South Bend; John E. Hancock, as
sistant vice president and Detroit
branch manager of Associates Dis
count, and Abraham Cooper, presi-|
dent of the Detroit Investment Co.
of Detroit.
The nine past and present legis-
lators accused as bribe takers, all
Democrats, were Senators Leo j.
WilkowSki and Charles C. Diggs;
former Senators D. Stephen Benzie
and Ernest G.. Nagel and Represent
atives Francis j. Nowak, Edward
j. Walsh, William G.. Buckley, Earl
c. Gallagher and Walter N. Stock
fish. All are from the Detroit area
except Benzie, a resident Of Norway.
Mich.
All the respondents, with the ex-
ceptions of Thompson and Robi-
chaud, are awaiting trial on the
original charges made last Janu-
ary "a in which they were accused
of buying and selling votes on small
loan legislation.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

with no opposition being voiced
after the committee had rejected
l69 to 45, resolution calling for no
Endorsements.
The name of Augustus w. Bennett,
who also has announced his candi-
dacy for the nomination, was not
presented.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Roy Roberts Appointed
To Columbia u. Bourd
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Roy A.
Roberts, managing editor of the
Kansas City Star, has been named
to the Advisory Board Of the Column
bia University graduate school Of
journalism to complete the term OF
the late William Allen White, which
expires in 1916.
Elected to one-year term on the
board was John S. Knight, owner OF
the knight Newspapers, Inc, in his
capacity as president of the Ameri-
can Society of Newspaper Editors.
Reelected to four-year terms
were: Sevellon Brown, editor and
Evening star., 1944-05-03
County COP Indorses
Fish for denomination

| By the Associated Press.
GOSHEN, N. Y, May 3.-Repre-
sentative Hamilton Fish, campaign
ing for denomination in the 29th
congressional district, last night re-
ceived the Endorsement of the
Orange County Republican Com
mittee.
The vote came by acclamation,
Evening star., 1944-05-03
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2/36, 2/3s, 4/40, 3/42, 1/44,
$3.50
ee-CameI Tan All wool Leisure
Jackets. IA medium, 6
large ----$1 $500
2-Doeskin Gabardine Leisure
Coats, tan, covert. Small
size $18.95
Tweed and Tan All-wool
Leisure Jacket. Large size,
$3.50
12-Gabardine and Wool Tweed,
Plaid or Check Jackets. All
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13.75 to 500 Winfer o,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
Tucson Garners
Legion Honors

LAS VEGAS, New, Aug. II. CUP)
Tucson, Arizona, Thursday had
won the regional American Legion
baseball tournament by pounding
out an l1-tC-4 victory over the Long
Beach, California, entry, and will
meet other sectional champions at
Great Fails, Montana, later this
month.
The Tucson team, which went
through the four-team double
elimination tournament undefeated,
started out early, knocking Minor
out Of the box in the second inning,
and was never headed after that.
Swanson, the starting Tucson
pitcher, was unsteady and Tully re-
lieved him in the fifth inning.
Shaky support by the Long Beach
nine. which committed eight errors,
was mainly responsible for the Cali
fornianS' defeat.
Vasey, Tucson second baSeman,
and Dotscn, catcher, got three hits
each for the champions, while
Minor, who went into left field
after being replaced in the box, got
three Of his teams eight hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
By UNITED PRESS

With Joe MiShaSek pitching and
batting Hollywood to a 10-inning,
2-l win ever San Francisco. the
Twinks moved back to within six
games of the Pacific Coast league
leading Los Angeles Angels Wednes-
day night.
The Angels found the Oakland
Acorns tough going, winning 10
and losing 80 in a doubleheader
Seattle ended Portland's seven
game winning streak with a 80
defeat, and San Diego trimmed
Sacramento. q.
Mishasek held the Seals to six
hits and batted in the winning run
with a single in the overtime tenth.
Tom Seats. Seal mound ace, failed
for the second time in his bid for
a 2lSt pitching victory.
Squire Ray Prim win his 18th
game of the year, shutting out Oak
land in their opener with the An
gels. Prim issued nine hits to seven
given up by Manuel Salvo. Damon
Hayes bested Red Adams in the
seven-inning finale. Weathering a
homer by Angel Johnny Ostrowski.
Seattles tWirier Carl Fischer also
was the batting star of his game
with Portland. scoring two runs and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
TeIevision Seen
As Speedy
Postwar Plan

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II CUP)
Officials of General Electric Co.
predict LOO television stations will
be in operation in America within
five years after the war.
Costs and technical problems will
delay coordination CT television and
broadcasting, James d. Mclean,
company engineer told a meeting
of executives.
w. r. David, sales manager of
Radio Broadcast Equipment, also
estimated that within five years
after the war 500 frequency modu-
lation stations, guaranteeing high
fidelity. non-fading radio reception,
would be established, compared with
the present 50.
A steel wire $1,000 of an inch
thick capable of retaining &c min
utes of accurate recording was dem
onstrated at the session The new
magnetic wire recorder has been
used by reconnaissance observers
during combat. Their recorded re-
ports are dropped by parachute for
analysis, replacing lengthy type
written reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
n STOCNS

New York Aug l. 0P1-Stock trad
ing rose above 900 600 shares Thursday
and prices advanced fractions to more
than two POINTS.
Advancing tendencies came in the face
Of a few adverse news items and reflected
confidence over The market ability 10
hold strong IN the face of highly favor
able war news pfcsaging an early end ol
the war IN Europe
The rally began in the last half hour Of
the previous session when a vigorous
rally under the highest grade leadership
carried the whole list up This tended TO
restore confidence all along the line. over
night orders accumulated were touched off
on blocks al 1000 10 5000 shares at a
strong opening Thursday. Prices moved
ahead and volume increased so that by
the end of the fourth hour the dealings
were greater than all of Wednesdays.
Best issues of the industrial railroad
and utility groups were IN the forefront.
The utility average hit a new high Tor
four years.
New highs were made by a long list in
many sections of he market.
Demand increased for the hgh-grade
motors while the volume IN loW-prlced
issues receded. Special stocks had wide
gains. Airlines made new highs. Truck
issues were at their best of the year.
Railroad equIT ITmentS furnished several
new highs as did the building section.
A volume conferred on American Radl-
ator and Curtis Publishing. Also very
active were American Locomotive, New
York Central. SpieCcl. American Gable
and Radio. and Baldwin Certificates.
Closing DoW-Jones stock averages; in
dustrial lis Is. up lie. rail 4l.Sl, up
O. 36: utility lbs. up 0.0l; 6o stocks
So 2s, UP 03s.
sales totaled 1.23S. rs shares cons
pared with $50. 100 shares Wednesday.
Curb turnover totalcd 81, $50 against
2Oa. $50 in the previous session.