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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
BEG PRED SENCO

BOZ in pred vsem, kar te obdaja.
Tzlvljenje ina strasno logiko, XII
Sc Je nj mogoce izogniti.
JAZZ il nisem mogel ubezati.
Ko me je zivljenja hotna, do
histerije cu~vstvena zenska po-
gledala z zlovescim pogledom in
Sc blazno zaljubila v mojo nedo-
taknjeno mladost, XII jo je brez
sentimentalnosti vzela in uzila
brez tiste mole radosti, XII sem 10
pozneje obcutil, je bila polozena
kal katastrofe. Gospa FAM nj OBJ
cutlla starostnega in druzabnega
razmerja do meme, XII je bio kri-
cece. V svoji strasti je bila slepa
in gluha "a vse. Sc JAZZ sem cutil
lie podzavestno vse to.
Kakor kupec, XII ga oslepari
trgovec "a blago, katerega vred-
nosti ne pozna, sem vel memo
telo in memo ljubezen, ker jo je
mole telo potrebovalo. V rabbi
CAM strasti sem jo skoro oboze-
val in sam sebi lagal ljubezen do
ME.
Mislil sem, da sem svoboden.
Nisem bill. Ko je prvic zaplala
mladost V meni in Sc je nagnila
do mladosti, da Sc il razodene in
Sc spoil z MO, XII edna SINE "a
htevati moth moci, sem zacutil,
da sem suzenj. Hlapec enooke
zveri, XII je mucila mojo duso z
banalnostmi in vzela mole XIV
ljenje V zakup "a najnizjo ceno
svojega egoizma.
Mole dekle me je z grenko be-
sedo predramilo, da sem Sc "a
vedel samega sebe. Bill sem v sti-
ski, da nisem mogel il ME. V
sramoti, Xxi je nj bio mogoce pre-
gledati do dina. 'Toncka!" sem
jecljal, "Toncka!" In v njenih
oceh, XII mi MISC mogle odpustiti,
sem ugledal ponizanje samega
sebe.
Takrat je kanil v razmerje S
pohotno zensko duh pc krvi, pri-
krita misel zveri, XII je skrita v
slednjem cloveku, in gloje, ka-
dar Sc prebudi, Pozneje sem Sc
je zavedel, kadar sem Sc spom-
nil preteklost, tedaj Sc ne.
Nizala Sc je ~ironija "a ironijo,
ena bolj pekoca cd druge. In da
sem bill varan "a telo, sem spo-
znal sele tedaj, ko sem oh luni-
mem svitu trepetal pred lepoto
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

nino in dial 81 v tiskovni sklad.
John Thaler obnova narocnine
in SIS "a sklad 200-terih, John
Turk 4 narocnine in S. v ONE
Nnjeni sklad, dale SO v ia sklad
prispevali vsak svoj petak Mir
ko G. Kuhel, Joseph Oblak in
Frank Benchina. John Hujan
je dial So v tiskovni sklad. Tako,
vidite, smo tudi donna nekai ma
redili. &c mas pa v BODICE v me-
tropoli spet prekosite, yam ne
bono prav mic "fovs".
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights,
o., je postal 2 narocnini in So v
tiskovni sklad.
Tudi vzhodni Ohio noce zao-
stajati. Ia to skrbi mas agilni
agitator joe Snoy in drugi So
drugi. Ma zadnji sell kluba st.
II JSZ Jill je bio lie pescica, pa
SO zbrali v sklad 2O0-terih $50.
Poleg tega je postal 9 narocnin.
So tiskovnemu skladu in diva
oglasa "a koledar ter prispevke
"a klub.
Kakor V Bridgeportu, tako je
tudi V Strabanu, Pa. Tudi tukai
so menda vsi sodrugi prispevali
pc petak v ia sklad, poleg tega
so Sc jim pridruzile Sc 4 sodru-
zice in prispevale vsaka pc
$3.50. Klub st. 118 JSZ je nato
dodal Sc $40 V isti namen, 81 pa
je bio zbranega med somislje-
niki v tiskovni sklad. Use to ie
postal S. John Tercelj in craven
Sc clanarino "a klub. Poleg tega
je cd tam postal Sc S. John Zig
man $40, XII sta Jill prispevala
DIR. st. 1873 SNPJ in Gospodinj-
ski odsek drustva. Slednji je
dial tudi oglas v koledar.
Tudi IL Detroita Sc sodrugi in
somisljeniki dobro odzivaio.
Prispevali SO: Andrew Grum
Jr. $25, pc SIS pa Joe in Anna
Koss, in obenem obnovila ma
rocnino. Pravita, da ju DO zelo
veselilo, ako dosezemo kvoto
200-terih, kajti Proletarec je
vreden vse podpore. Dale SO Sc
poslali V ia sklad Joseph Cerne,
Milan Kokanovich, druS. st. 121
Joseph Klarich in Joe ter Liza
Mention, in obnovila narocnino.
Tone in Mary Jurca sta prispe-
vala So v tiskovni sklad. Nekai
cd teh vsot je poslala Kathy
Junko in Peter Benedict, sled
Mi tudi 3 oglase "a koledar.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan,
ILL.,, je postal Is narocnin in
$1.25 tiskovnemu skladu, Jacob
Mesec pa 10 n~arocnin, med te-
mi dive novi, John in Ancka
Mahnich pa SIS V sklad 200-te-
rib.
John Teran, Ely, Mimi, 4 ma
~rocnine, Jacob Kunstelj pa 3, cd
katerih ie ena nova, in SOC v I'll
skovni sklad.
Frank Candek, West Allis,
Wis, pise: "Pridruzujem Sc 200
term podpornikom Proletarca.
LIE narocniki smo tisti, XII lahko
postavimo list ma trdno in zdra-
vo podlago in mu zagotovimo
nadaljno izhajanje. To zasluzi.
" nadi ia bo dobi1 npoCo NO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
FRANCE BEVK:

Ma pobocju hriba, posejanega
2 vinogradi, je stala hisa z raz-
gledom ma mesto, XII Sc je kopalo
poletni vrocini. Sedeli smo ma
verandi, v senci trte, pill in go
vorili il navajo in dolgocasja.
Spodobni ljudje, laznivci in hi
navel, XII smo Sc imeli "a bolJse,
kot smo bill V resnici. Gospod
Jernej je bill izjema. Nj pill vina,
kadil je cigarette "a cigarette. Ma
prosnjo navzocih dam, XII rade
poslusajo zgodbe, je ma brezsti-
den nacin pripovedoval svoje
zivlienje. Nj ga olepsaval, niti
zataieval, kakor Ola pripoveduje
zgodbe il petnajstega s~toletja.
Dame so tn pa tam pogledale v
tia, moSki smo z whom zalivali
zadrego, XII nam je stopala ma Ii
ca. In vendar bi bio dolgocasno
"a mas, &c bi ne bio Jerneja z
niegovim tragicnim zivljenjem
vred, XII ga je vel tako prekleto
resno. Kaj hi bill sicer delali V
tel poletni vrocini? -.
Dokler clovek ne postane sko-
raj morilec, ne We, kaj to pome-
nj. To neznano cuvstvo mu je
boil dalino, kot vsako drugo
cuvStvo ma svetu. Kadarkoli Sill
81 o dejanju drugih, Sc zgrozi
mad krvjo, groznica mu gre pc
hrbtu in ga obsuje z mravljinci.
Pocasi pa zori v cloveku. In
naiceSce vzzori IL najglobljega
cuvstva ljubezni ali spolnega
razmerja. Nekateri ljudje trdi-
10, da spolnost ne igra velike vlo-
ge V cloveSkem zivljenju. Pisa
telji so pc svoji naturi nagnjeni
k abnormalnosti in najabnormal-
nejSi med abnormalnimi je to
trdil. JAZZ pravim, da je spolnost
prekle!Stvo in blagoslov cloveSke
druzbe. Della cloveka suznja in
gospodarja, dobrotnika in zlo-
cinca.
Kadar umori zena svojega mo-
"a, bi ga ne umorila, &c bi ne bio
memo cuvstvo ali razmerje do
MEGA veliko vecje kot do drugih
ljudi. Zakaj tisti hip bi drugega
Gloveka ne umorila. S trenut-
kom, ko kane v razmerje prva
kal Sovrastva, ko Sc prvic zabli-
skajo oci, je usoda zapecatena.
Treba je bezati pred samim Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
PRIV DEL.

Tisti vecer, ko sem skoro "a
davil gospo FAM in zbezal eez
balkon ma cesto ter postal sredi
polja, Sc nisem zavedel samo
svobode, pac pa tudi neizmerne
samote. Kan? Vrste murv so
strasile oh potu, turoben mrak
veeera je Sc vedno lezal mad po-
krajino. Napel sem oci, videl
nisem nicesar. Dozdevne posa-
sti SO izginile, pr%itajeno sepe-
TAME, kot sumenje daljne reke,
mi je prihajalo ma uho.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

Kan? V temo? V reko? Ia
to vrsto injury, XII jenna OBJ robu
njive? Ia svojo misijo, XII Sc
oklepa samo enega: svobodno
dihati?
Had je zavel cez pole, tes-
neje sem Sc stisnil v pelerino.
V mraz mojega cuvstva je po-
gledal ocetov obraz, XII me je
zrl z nerazumljivimi ocmi, kot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

da me i%zprasuje.
Sc sto drugih prikazni je Slo
mimo meme. DuSa 81 je ustva-
ria vrsto razlicnih moznosti,
niti ena Sc nj mogla uresniciti.
V tel hladni svobodi nj bio ne
topic besede ne gorke postelje,
nobenega c~loveskega obraza,
niti cloveSke sence ne.
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
GLAS0vI IL NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

Edward Tomsic nam je postal
razglednico IL Pagosa Springsa,
visoko v skalnatem goroviu,
kjer sta bila z zeno ma pocitni-
cab. Upam, da so jima koristile.
No, pa to Sc nj vse kar je postal.
Malo pred razglednico je prislo
tudi njegovo pismo 5 par marco
miami in z vsoto listu V podpo-
70, XII 10 je prispeval Ignac Ur-
ban. On temu listu vedno rad
pomaga. Ed pa je dodal petak
v sklad 200-terih.
Il Milwaukeeja je poslala 2
narocnini Kristina P~odjavor-
Sex, provizijo pa ukazala pripi-
sati V tiskovni sklad. Lojze Bar
borich je postal 8 narocnin in
Sc tri oglase "a koledar.
Mrs. Stefie VratariG, Luzer-
ne, Pa, je narocila list svoiemu
ocetu V Farrellu, Pa, "a cello
leto.
IL Latrobe, Pa, Sc je oglasila
Mary e. Fradel, S tole notice:
"Prilozeno VAN posiljam S. v
sklad 200-terih Ease in "a Johna.
zelirno, da bi Sc Jill oglasilo Sc
vec kot 200, kajti Proletarca po-
trebujemo boil kot kdaj pref"
Anton Zornik je pridno ma
agitaciji pc zapadni PENN. Po-
slal je 81 narocnin, med kateri-
mi je vec novih ter nadaljnih 9
oglasov "a koledar, 4 pozdravne
oglase "a koledar, $40 "a sklad
200-terih (prispevala Anton Pc
trovcic, Carnegie, in Anna Go
rene, Imperial, Pa.), in $1.75 v
tiskovni sklad.
Il zapadne metropole - Pue-
bio Colo, je postal Ludwig 70
Key dive narocnini.
Zdaj pa V naSo vzhodno me-
tropolo, Cleveland. Zacnemo z
zastopnikom Proletraca Johnom
Kreblom. Postal je "a narocnin,
med mimi nekaj novih, craven
pa $35 V tiskovni sklad, XII iih
je zbral mas somiSlienik Peter
Valencia, in S. v sklad 2OO-te-
rib, XII Jill je prispeval joe
Jauch. Dale SO prispevali v ia
sklad pc SIS John Pollock lin
crave nobnovil tudi narocnino),
Joseph Sajovic, Joseph F. Durn,
John Filipich in Frank Cesen.
Andrew Bozich (kovac) ie po-
slas So V tiskovni sklad, Anton
Jankovich pa 80 oglasov "a ko-
ledar. Not so bad, not so bad.
Da pa ne DO vse "slave" Cd
nesla vzhodna metropola, mai
pride zdaj ma vrsto nasa donna
ca, kaJt1 tud1 tn so bill nekaterl
fantje zelo pridni. Luka Groser,
XII mas oskrbi, &c nj drugace, tu-
di S elm hladnim C%entru, je
dobil 6 narocnin, Frank S. Tau
char 2, Chas. POgorelec 4, John
Chamazar 2 in Frank Zaitz 10.
Dale je dobil on $40 v tiskovni
sklad in $50 v sklad 2O0-terih,
XII iih je zbral med 81. odborniki
SNIP. John Mihelich je obno-
vii naroGnino in dial SIS v ONE
njeni sklad, istotako Peter
SwolSak in craven Sc So v IL
skovni sklad. Joseph Brezovec
il So. Chicago je obnovil marco
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

"a boga n e prodaja tega pregre-
snega ctiva. No, pa je doseglo
to ravno nasproten ucinek, ker
Sc Jill je vec oglasilo, da hoceio
tiste "pregresne bukle'. Pravi.
da Sc DO kmalu oglasil tudi z
vecjim stevilom novih narocni-
kov ma list.
Mike j. Reading, Santa Ynez,
Calf, pise. "Prilozeno je pet
copakov "a sklad 20O-terih Ka-
kor izgleda, sem med zadnjimi
me Sc Nike, pa 81 mislim: boil
Sc pozno kot mic. Joskova ideja
je zelo dobra in upam, da Sc
Jill DO odzvalo Sc mnogo vec
kot 2O0.n
Frank Kramar, Farrell, Pa,
Sc je domov grede S konvencije
ABB il Rock Springsa, Wyo.,
oglasil v uradu. Prispeval ie SIS
v sklad 200-terih in enako vso-
to izroGil "a Franka Gruma IL
Rock Springsa.
Narocnino so obnovili in pri-
spevali pc dolarju v tiskovni
sklad Jack Podlipnik, Hibbing,
Mimi, Frank Lukman, Floren-
ce, Colo, John PetkovSek, Ko-
komo, Ind, ter John Vidmar,
Windsor Heights, w. Va.
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf,
je postal $1.69 V tiskovni sklad.
John HI. Krzisnik, Kemmerer,
Wyo., Sc je spomnil sklada 200
terih S petakom, craven pa Je
postal Sc 2 narocnini in ST v
tiskovni sklad "a Johna KRIS
nika IL Frontiria.
Jacob Bergant, Lisbon, O.,
piSe med drugim: lie naprej "a
Proletarca, katerega narocnik
sem neprestano re mad 33 let in
sem mu vedno pripravljen po-
magati, kadar je v gmotnih tez-
kocah. Dokler mi zivimo, DO Ii
vel tudi Proletarec." Enakega
mnenja je Matt Tuseck IL Po-
wer Pointa. Prispevala sta vsak
pc SIS v sklad 200-terih. Karol
Bogatay pa je obnovil narocni-
no in prispeval dollar v tiskov-
nj sklad.
John GorSek, ST., Springfield,
Ill, je postal $40 V sklad 200
terih. Ena petaca je zane, dru-
ga pa "a mojega sina JOhna, da
ne bono ravno med zadniimi,
omenja v pismu.
Pepca Prezel il Clarendon
Hilsa, ILL.,, Sc je pc zadnji klu-
bowl sell oglasila V uradu. "To-
lie mas "a enkrat, Charlie, "a
sklad 200-terih, ostalo bonn pa
pozneje i~zrocila." Polozila ie So
in odbrzela "a tovarSiio V klu-
bove prostore. Drugi dan pa je
p~oslala Sc So pc Angel Zaitz.
Jack Ambrozich, Eveleth,
Mimi, Sc je tudi pridruzil 200
term in postal SIS.
Mike Krultz, Willard, Was,
je postal 4 n~arocnine in $40 v
sklad 200-terih, XII sta Jill pri-
spevala z Matt Malnarjem. Mi
Ike je craven prepustil listu Sc
provizijo cd n~arocnine. TIE 81
nobenkrat ne vzame. Omenjam
to, ker sem in tia sliSi, koliko
ia in ia naredi pr agitaciji "a
Proletarca. Eli, bore slab je ia
zasluzek, prijatelji! v mnogih
slucajih agitator vec potroSi kot
pa znaSa provizija, tudi &c 10
vzame, craven pa Sc poStnino
placajo sami. Med vse te, XII 81
mic ne zaracunajo, spada tudi
Mike Krultz.
John Plachter, Dearborn,
Mich, je obnoVil narocnino in
prispeval So V tiskovni sklad,
81 pa Mrs. Mary Knez.
V enem odstavku zgoraj sem
omenil Thoma Petricha il De
troita. Oh zakljucku te kolone
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
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5li{5I,125#

Following are the leading foot ball games to be played throughout the nation this weekend:
 In The East Army vs. Penn. Brown vs. Columbia. Bucknell vs. Villanova. Colgate vs. Syracuse. Cornell. vs. Dartmouth. Maryland vs. Penn State. Navy vs. Purdue. NYU vs. Brooklyn. Pittsburgh vs. Indiana Princeton vs. Swarthmore. Temple vs. Tennessee. West Virginia vs. Kentucky. Yale vs. North Carolina.
 In The Midwest Illinois vs. Ohio State. Iowa vs. Minnesota. Iowa State vs. Drake. Kansas vs. Oklahoma. Marquette vs. Great Lakes. Michigan vs. Wisconsin. Missouri vs. Iowa Navy. Northwestern vs. Notre Dame.
 In The South Alabama vs. Mississippi State. Alabama Poly vs. Georgia. Clemson ys. Tulane. Duke vs South Carolina. Georgia Tech vs. LSU. North Carolina State vs. Rich- mond. VIII vs. William & Mary.
 In The Southwest Arkansas Vs. sSMU' aH t, @ Rice vs. Texas ARM. Texas vs.oTCU. n M Texas Tech vs. New Mexico. Rocky Mountain Region !
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

No. 5286-A
 In the District Court for the Ter. ritory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau.
 LAURA PEDERSON, Plaintiff, vs. CHRIST PEDERSON, Defendant. TO: CHRIST PEDERSEN, above defendant, GREETING:
 You are hereby required and com- manded to be and appear in the District Court for the Territory of 1 Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau Alaska, within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this Summons, namely, within thirty (30) days after the 24th day of November, 1914, in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above named plain7 | tiff on file in the said court in the above. entitled action. r,g
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: An absolute divorce and dissolution of the marriage contract between plain- tiff and defendant; and that plaini tiff may have such other and further ] relief as may be just and equitable. And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her cont plaint, and as hereinabove stated. ta ! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and have af7 fixed the seal of the above-entitled Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 24th day of October, 1914
 (Seal District Court
 ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk of the District Court,
 By J. w. LEVERS. First publication, Nov. 3, 1944. lI Last publication, Nov. 24, 1944. l
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Colorado College vs. Colorado U
 In The West i California vs. USC. Pacific vs UCLA.
 Washington vs. Spokane AAB.
 Service Games Athens, Georgia, Navy vs. Danie Field.
 Chapel Hill Navy vs. Camp Davis Jacksonville Navy vs. Fort Ben ming, Ga. March Field AAF vs. San Diego Navy.
 Randolph Field vs. Southwestern St. Mary's Navy vs. Fleet City South Plains AAF vs. West Texas State.
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HANK GOWDY BACK LIN REDS' UNIFORM

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. IT. "Or Sarge-beg pardon Major" Hank Gowdy, who has spent the greater part of his 54 years in uniforms, tailored a la Uncle Sam or baseball, is reckoning his money suit of the Cincinnati Reds Club, it is announced.
 The club officials jubilantly an- nounced Gowdy was honorably dis charged from the Army six weeks ago and will rejoin the club next season as coach.
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TR0JANS, WITH L0SS
 OF BUT ONE PLAYER,
 EXPECT TO WIN GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l7-The Southern California Trojans expect to erase the to 6 tie of the early part of the season when they meet the California Bears in the Berke- ley Stadium on Saturday.
 California has lost l6 varsity players since the october game with the Trojans, while the only serious Trojan loss has been Cor don Gray, giving the Trojans the heaviest line on the coast and the fastest backfield.
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ATTENTION SHRINERS

Monthly meeting to be held il the Dugout, Saturday evening al Is o'clock. Special for a membel who is leaving.
 J. w. Leivers, Secretary
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TWO HOUSES, both completely furnished including electric lights, radio and washing machine. One acre pat. land, good creek, suit able for chickens, geese and ducks. 51a miles on Glacier High way. June Gibson, Phone 357, after 10 a. m.
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SERVICEMEN BUSINESS MEN, HOME OWNERS

If you need something you, can't buy in Juneau, write us. Lily G.. Lewis Shopping Service, 90l Sixth Ave-. Seattle A. Wash.
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WANTED

WANTED Female typist capable of typing 80 words a minute cor rectly Excellent opportunity with local established company. State qualifications in writing to C-4840, care of Empire. WANTED pup. Howard Day at Juneau Motors. WANTED Sewing. Alterations a speciality. Blue 470, 814 Gold Belt. Pearl Prouty.
 Inside work. Carpenter by trade; car or truck driving. Phone Green 285. WANTED-To lease or rent fur nished Apt for winter months. See Martin Lavenik Woman to do house. work one day each week. Write Empire C-4764. WANTED Middle aged woman for general housework. Phone 36l. VANTED-Used furniture. 500 Wn- loughby. Phone 788.
 Subscribe to the Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
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MODERN, Small home = electric hghts. half basement, furnished. End of Fritz Cove Road, Norman M DeRollx.
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DUPLEX house and two 3-room houses and cabin, all furnished, on Gastineau Eve. Inquire at Juneau Paint Store.
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1886 PACKARD 4-door sedan, $225. Phone 262.
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4-BURNER electric range; good round table, 4 chairs. Phone San Francisco Bakery.
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BROOM furnished apt; oil range and bath::- fine view. 513 Will.
 loughby
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l7, l944
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

ORDERS taken for ivory bracelets, made to order. Ivory carving sets made with mastidon and white , ivory. Ice shoe skates, new slze 10, $10. Complete shoe repalr equipment, $1.250. Beautiful ladies diamond ring, IA carat Tiffany mounting, S325. 4i-cal. antique Colt Revolver with sterling silver tray, $75. Eignt-day Sessions mantle clock, $20. Cabinet model Victrola with 35 records, S35. Three fluorescent lamps, your choice, $10 each.
 THOMPSON OPTICAL CO,
 PA Second Street.
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FOR RENT Steam heated room. Phone. Green 675.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One coin purse, somewhere in vicinity of St. Ann's. Please
 return purse and key to Bert's
 Cash Grocery.
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LOST-Parker "5l" Pen with name GLEN JOHNSON" engraved on it. Reward. Phone g.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- ment. $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola Beauty Shop. Phone POI, 315 Decker Way.
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FOR RENT

FOR NT-Unfurnished apt. In quire Snappe Shop.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ROBERT LIGHTS Barber Shop .sh has reopened for business at the
 old prices: Slaves, 35c; haircuts, 65c.
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PIANOS FOR RENT. Phone 14s
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Soldier Gets 13-Month FurIouoh
AS Army Loses Track of Him

to insist" on being returned to
active duty, the aunt said.
She said Sergt. Zealor spent 10
days in Torrington, Conn, hos
pital last August and his illness was
reported to Army authorities at that
time.
But Sergt. Zealor said Army life
didn't catch up with him until early
last month when his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Zealor of Bridgewater,
Conn.,, received q communication
from the War Department saying
her sons whereabouts were not
known. She telegraphed the de-
partment that he was home. He
soon was ordered to report here.
Sergt. Zealor, who said he stayed
home and took 1t easy because II
didn't know what to do" related
yesterday that he went into the
air forces in January, 1912, and was
sent overseas six months later. After
26 combat missions in the African
theater of war he was awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross, Silver
Star and Air Medal.
He returned to this country jan
uary 10, l943. and reported at Nor
rison Field, West Palm Beach Fla.
There he was given q furlough and
told to await orders.
He did
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Mrs. Mary Walsh
Dies Here al 81

Mrs. Mary Walsh, "a, native OF
Ireland and resident of Washing
ton for many years, died today al
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mar
tin j. Meenehan, 1922 Euclid street
NV. She Is survived by Al de-
scendants.
Born in Bullinrob, County Mayo
Ireland, Mrs. Walsh came to Amer
lea in 1920. Since then she had made
several trips back to visit her native
land. Her husband, Patrick Walsh
died about 20 years ago.
Besides Mrs. Meenehan, she is
survived by nine other daughters
Mrs. Agnes Faulkner and Mrs. Nora
Houghton. both of Washington;
Mrs. Anne Linter, Mrs. Mary Cham
bers and Mrs Kate Walsh, all OF
Jersey City, N. j.; Mrs. Teresa
Sheehan, who lives near Toronto
Canada; Mrs. Sarah Perrie of Kan
sas City, Mo-; Miss Margaret Walsh
of New York and Mrs. Lillian
Welden Of Simsbury, Conn. She
also leaves two sons, Patrick j., OF
Jersey City, and John j. Walsh OF
Ireland. 20 grandchildren, II OF
whom are In the armed forces, and
S great-grandchildren.
Services have been set for Friday
at st. Paul's Church, with the time
to be announced later. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Wake Heavily Raided
By u. 5. Liberafors
9y the Associated Press

PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR-
TIERS, PEARL HARBOR, Mar. H.
Wake Island took one of it's heaviest
bombings of the war last Saturday
when Army and Navy Liberators
unloaded so tons of high explosives
on the small but strategic point in
the mid-Pacific.
Wake was last hit on February
%, when six enemy planes were de-
stroyfd or damaged. No aerial in
Perception was encountered on the
lateseaSault, all the bombers re-
turning safely.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitx, Gen.
trai Pacift cofnmander, in prtss
release yesterday revealed this 18th
raid of the war on Wake, which is
$40 statute miles north Of the Mar
shall Islands and 1890 west OF
Hawaii.
He also said other American
bombers hit Nauru Island for the
14th time and bombed three jap
anese bases in continuing pound
Ing of the Eastern Marshalls.
Nauru is former British phos-
phate-producing island southwest
Of the Gilbert Islands and is used
by the enemy as an air base.