davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-05-14
McGiII Staple Index
Advances in Week
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0fcS1"I A1I6pd FCII 10 IIt StHT.
AUBURNDALE, Mass, May 49,
The weekly commodity price index
compiled by the McGill Commodity
Service, Inc, recovered during the
week ending May IL, and this rep
resented the first strengthening in
months time. The current figure
stands at 104.3 as compared with
1887 week earlier and 1o4.4 a year
ago.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
War Effort Aided Greatly
BY Research in Textiles
Miss O'Bren, Home Economics Division
Chief, Wins Proise for Her Work

sucn large source of waste and
WEAKNESS to both industry and the
Seeks Standard SO.
whether this study has defined
the mythical perfect 3s,p Miss
O'Brien says, Is immaterial Her
aim, which is being rapidly ful-
filled, has been to furnish the trade
with figures, from which they can
work out standard SO, so that q
woman going to buy clothes car
be sure that any two dresses marked
SO will measure the same size He,
results also provide the basis fol
sizing children's ready-made clothe,
and patterns according to heiQht
and glrth of hip rather than tn,
hitherto unsatisfactory system O
age markings.
Miss O'Brien's division now 4
directing portion of its research
toward an anhtropological approach
to measuring the size of shoes
Foot measurements for shoes. sh,
points out, have hitherto confined
themselves to lengths and width
with a few circumference but will
no method for giving essential foo
contours. As the results of tn
studies being conducted in her di
vision she expects a more scientifi,
approach to foot measurements il
the future.
Born in Taylorsville. Ill, she oh
tanned her B. S. and M. A. degree
from the University of Nebraska
then went to the University of Chi
cago for graduate study.
Admitted to Bar.
When she was building a depart
ment of textile chemistry at low,
State College she herself studie,
textile problems in the most prac
tical way she could think of. b,
doing summer work in a dry clean
ing and textile mill.
Gardens, flowers and dogs ar,
O'Brien family weaknesses. Wher
the OBriens came to Washington
from Iowa, they brought as cher.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
BOND SUMMARY
Furnished By the Associated Press.

| A selected list of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing price for the week
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, May 13 oP,.-Apples firm
for good stock. dull on ordinary ana small
West Virginia, bushel baskets, q, S. Is
and ungrsded 50-pound net, winesaps'
Romes. Ganos, .o0-35; various varieties
very small, 2.5o-3oo.
market steady. Truck receipts light. TrucS'
Florida, 100-pound sacks, sebagoeS; .; 8
s75; few Fisher. Florida. oo:poqnnad
Sscfs ssbasSss sssss Hs: 5 j F0 No 9S
s3p0ha geo: size 'sss B. ss5es. ESQ 80: few hisher
stock. North Carolina. byshei a baskets @
hHs5G hssep Eiesns Few Ssher sS
aolds1sa 90. .so-ss Sanss ls,s fey higher + {
IS. a:5o-3,5 so white yams, U. S. is, 800
so; unEradeds 2.00-5o.
Poultry Quotations.
POULTRY-Receipts 6ght. Market
steady, fairly well cleared; Roasters, fry
FeW eoiorsd DsnsS sso "ne Taghorns $685.
few higher.
Livestock Market.
steers oGgDs5e0 15s5 levsr ssek hesf.
STEADY COWS uneven fully SO higher in;
and feeders % unchanged; 's several ssea loads and
pound steers, 15.60-16:0O; latter price
Xsfss t0n Medium IHT and Ss G good asS
downward to if.5o: common and medium
heifers,, l1.00-13.5O; Gamer cows. $50,
snder sSG shelly eneT snd dogn s so9 Rc
sssm ?sF' hssrs ffSs
Ps bulk sd TOP esum and eH sooe
feeder steers, 1250-145O; common down
to 1875.
Calves. none; compared week ago veal.
ers STEADY good and nn choice
culls down to 500.
Hogs, $50; active. steady with Friday;
quotations unchanged: compared week ago
ssd sood and choice barrows and gifts, 200:
higher; 10000 pounds, Is higher; 27o.
800, 25 lower sows steady.
Sheer Sheep; none; compared week ago, nc
these fully steady: strictly good and choic,
deck mostly choice eve and wether lamb,
SLAUGHTER ewes, 700: medium and good
5.o0-6.50; Gull and common, 3.00-5. 90.
Grain Market.
FLoUR-Receipts. 3,416 barrels.
i, WHEAT-Recei 1s7921, bushels;
1874 bushels.
Settling prices-No. Q red winter; gar
Icky, spot, domestic, 1854; No Q rec
winter, gaglicky, spot, domestic, with raj
licky. spot. domestic, 1.7S5s: No. 2 rec
winter. garlieky, spot, domestic, with raj
CoRN-Receipts. 1873 bushels: ship.
ments, 2.163 bushels; stocks, 158,6Sa
bushels. No. 2 yellow, basic ceiling price
No trading on options because OF OPA
ruling.
oATs+Receipts, 5000 bushels: ship
ments, 1854 bushels; stocks, 3O,326
bushels. No. 2 white, 1.03-1. .O5.
RYE-Receipts, none. Shipments, none
Stocks. 84,551 bushels.
BARLEY-Receipts, none; shipments
nons; nsas stocks 7e4 bushels No. 2 barley
soYBEANs-Receipts, none: shipm ents
$500 bushels; stocks in elevators, 623, ,1Of
bushels. W
HAY-General hay market is steady
For timothy. clover and mixed hay, price
are $50 to $500 a ton. For all srade
OF nay below No. 3 prices are irregular
MILL FEED-Receipts, 903 tons.
EEgs and Butter
EGGS AND BUTTER-Market dull. Re
celpts liberal. Wholesale selling prices
including commissions at Baltimore r1earb,
current receipts. street sales, whites ant
mixed colors A pounds, 1928.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

There Is curse in your purse
and a wallop in your wallet. Let
the Axis have it-through an extra
bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO, May 13 R-Grain Futures
prices took another beating today, some
rye, contracts losing more than a cent
ara wheat of as much as "a in a selling
Hurry ct the close
Traders now believe the wheat crop
Will be much bigger than previously ex-
pected and this, coupled with continued
favorable growing and planting weather,
oppressed prices. Rallies on resting or
gers and short covering brought prices
was too heavy.
At the close wheat was down IA to "a
eomapSred with the previous finish, July,
.66-l .661s; oats were unchanged to i.
lower. July, 7Sl2: rye was down 70 to / Il
cents. May, 1881 ,234, and barley was
:, Grain range at principal markets to-
Evening star., 1944-05-14

mittee are Eric Johnston, president
of the United States Chamber OF
Commerce: CIO President Philip
Murray, William Kelly. Machinery
and Allied Products Institute; Eu-
gene Meyer, editor and publisher Of
the Washington Post; William
Green, AFL president, and Gordon
IRentschler, chairman of the board
of the National City Bank.
With her warm smile and ready
Irish wit, Miss O'Brien has COM
bined remarkable clarity of vision
in developing well-balanced pro-
gram of research in her division.
It is yielding results OF practical
value to the textile industry, to
the student. to the everyday user
of fabrics and to the war effort.
To Miss OBrien's laboratory in
Beltsville, Md, goes credit for de-
signing variety of functional gar
ments for American women to wear
comfortably and becomingly-
when they work in our factories or
on our farms.
Mildew proofing processes also
have been developed under her di-
rection. These are proving useful
to our Army and Navy around the
world.
Vital to War Effort.
First of their kind, some Of the
research studies of her division have
completed the cycle from raw fabric
to wornout fabric put through serv-
ice tests. Under her Jurisdiction as
chairman of subcommittee of the
American Standards Association,
tentative specifications have been
published by the American Society
/ for Testing Materials on toweling,
sheeting, broadcloth for mems
shirts, blanketing and corduroy, all
of which have been immensely
valuable to Americas war effort.
AS an aid to using surplus cotton,
Congress assigned to Miss O'Brien's
division the job of developing bet
ter looking, better-wearing, better
fitting cotton hosiery. Included
among the more than so such de-
signs of full-fashioned women's
hose released to the trade through
Miss O'Brien's efforts are the all
white hose for nurses and other
women who need white hose that
can, if necessary, be sterilized with
out damage to fiber and color.
Shortly before the war Miss
O'Brien originated and, through
her division, directed the accom-
plishment of the first large scale
scientific measurement of any civil
ian group (first children, some 150,-
600, and then $4,000 women to pro-
vide accurate data for a uniform
system of sizing clothes and pat
terms. This study is doing much to
cut down the alterations and the
exchanges in misfit ready-made
clothing, which have constituted
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Tile ana ClOtn-
ing Division of
the Bureau of
Home Econom-
les of the Agri-
culture Depart
m e n t, is t h e
o n ly W o m a n
member of the
Advisory Com
mittee for Civil
ian Policy re-
Gently appoint
e d by w P B
Chairman Dom
aid Nelson.
Other men,
Lorc af tho nOn
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, May 13 Up. The
Securities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for May IL: 3,Os4 pur-
chases involving S7.453 shares; 3,144 sales
involving 7S,014 shares, Including 80 short
sales involving 622 shares - ~
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, May 13 R.-Closing for
elsn exchange rates follow {Great Britain
in dollars, others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
Set, ga per cent discount or 90.75 United
states cents; .06A Of a cent higher.
$4 .023 selling, S4O4 '1' iAs'
Latin .America-Argentina, free. 24.9s:
6razM. free; 6.20n; Mexico, 20.65n.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

An outstanding leader in applying
science to customers problems in
the fields of textiles and clothing,
Miss Ruth O'Brien, head of the Tex
Evening star., 1944-05-14

7 Rates OF DIVIDENDS IN The foTegoing
table are annual disbursements based on
| the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included a Also
Hast year. fPayable in stock Declared
| or paid so far this year Payable in
| Canadian funds. Accumulated dtyt-
dends paid or declared this year.
wv With warrants. Nv without warrants.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, May l3.-The Associated
press weighted wholesale prices index OF
30 commodities today declined to IO6. 60.
PREVIOUS day, 106.71; week ago, IO6 10;
month ago. ,os io7 10; year year ago; ,105.s5;;
High 10743 107.54 1885 a5'15
Low 10603 i03.43 1884 77.O3
(1926 aVeraRe equals 1nn '''
Evening star., 1944-05-14
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.
selected list of active Stock on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Stock and Net
Dividend Rate. High. Low. Close. Chg
Evening star., 1944-12-19
on the AIR TODAY,

WRc, 7:30-Diek Haynes and Helen Forrest
welcome their former boss, Harry James, his
horn and his band.
VOL. S:30-Ths Roy Rogers show takes on
Latin flavor as Mexican Singing Star Tito
Guilar Introduces "Upa Upa"
Evening star., 1944-12-19

Don't let up or you'll let a fighter
down. Keep buying War Bonds
and keep them.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-11

mu pill ir iSeitu sau atgal savo sriti. Bet
tegul tai daro umai, nes kai pradesim lau-
ztis pill, bus jau pervelu, tada nei vieno
gyvo is piles neisleisim.
= Ir peles uzmusit? - uzklause wy
ras, stovintis ant kuoro.
Vietoje atsakymo svilptelejo suvis.
Kuore stovintis piles sargybinis, laukda-
mas to, pasisergejo ir uzsislepe uz sienos.
= As7laukiau didesnes kariuomenes,
= kalbeio Nemura j Virpsa, ziuredamas
nuo koro Arsiojo pulkus.
- Cia ii ir ne visa, - atsake ramial
Virpsa. - Visa pamatysim ne umai.
= Del ko gi tn taip manai?
- Ugi ar ir sveikas nematai kad nei
vienas is uzpuoliku neturi rankoje nei "a
bu nei spato. 0 ak tiktai perkasus ranka
neuzdengsi. Kuom nors JUGS Wis reikia
prikimsti
= Taip! Taip! Suprantu dabar, -
kalheio Nemura - Dalis kariuomenes pa
siliko ir gamma medziaga perkasui uz-
versti
Uzpuolikai tue tarpu pradejo statyti
setras ir taisyti reikalingus dalykus ilges-
niam apgulimui.
= Ar nepabandyti tiktai? - uzklau-
sc Virpsa Algimanto.
= Tiktai SUI dideliu atsargumu, mes
cia, kaip matyti, klasta ant klastos eina,-
atyerte tas.
w valandeles atsidare vartai ir per
iuos nuleistu tiltu issimuse is piles pull
kas raitujQ ir kniubo ant Arsiojo vyru is
Dainavos. Issykio buvo Dainaviskiai be-
banda priesintis, bet umai permaine savo
apsiejima, kada pamate jog is piles kone
didesnis pulkas isejo negu ju. Ant gando
duoto per vada, je vienoje akimirkoje su-
krove ant zirgu setras if be paskubio pa
sileido atgal. Virpsa tada dave saws
kiams zenkla ir tie pasidaline dvi eiles
eme supti Dainaviskius is abieju pusiu. Ir
Gudai begdami ir gindamiesi, Wis tiktai
kaip ir vangiai dave progos Gardino gy-
nejanls save pavyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-11

Ant kranto stovedamas Algimantas
su Danuta seke AKIN savo pulko pasielgi-
ma.
ziurek! ziurek! = kalbejo jisai j
Danuta, = kaip jie vieni kitus prigaudi-
ntja. Tie neva bega, istikruju vilioja ir
nori isivilioti giria, kur pasislepe Arsio-
jo pulkai laukia, kad uzbegti Virpsos pull
kui uz akiu ir j visa sunaikinti Ma, o
sunaikine, jie jau lengviau turetu SUI pi-
lies apveikimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-11
AR ZINAI kad ivyksta
Svarbios Paskaitos?
Kalba Jurgis Vanagas
- CIEXEI AND OHIO
CLEVELAND, OHIO

Prakalbos atsibuna kas ketvirta-
dienio vakara, nuo 500 val. antra-
su Peck's Hall, 1446 E. S2nd ST.,
3-cias aukstas (antros durys nuo
kampo E. 82nd ST. ir Wade Park
Ave.. Izanga nemokamai, rinklia-
vos nebus. Rengia ir kviecia Sv.
Rasto tyrinetojai.
AR ZINAI kad mes dabar gyve-
name svieto pabaigoje Mat. 24.3.
AR zINAI kad sio svieto kara
lystes gaista su didziu trenksmu?
Dan. 2:44.
AR zINAI kad Karalyste Dievo
jau prisiartino-Luk. 21:31.
AR zINAI kad prasideda didysis
pasaulio gryztmetis arba atitaisy-
symas ?-Ap. darb. 1920, 21.
Daug ivairiu dalyku suzinosit at
silanke sias prakalbas pamineta
vakara. (Skelbimas)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-11
ALGIM ANTAS

(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

quently has broadcast instructions to
Dutch civil servants and the popula-
ton over Radio Orange from Lon
don. During the recent crisis after
the German decree for the reintern-
ment of all former members Of the
Netherlands armed forces as prison
ers Of war, the Netherlands govern.
ment advised the ex-soldiers not TO
comply, and asked the people TO aid
them In avoiding arrest.
The Nazis themselves have shown
on numerous occasions how fruit
less were their efforts to WOO the
Dutch from the Allied broadcasts.
On July l6, l94l, after a year Of
Nazi rule, the head Of the central
Nazi Office for public welfare, in
Amsterdam, declared many Dutch
men look unhealthy" and ascribed
this appearance TO ''unhygienic liv-
ing conditions, including the fact
that they stay up late at night listen
ing to the forbidden radio"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

The newspaper Volk en- Vader-
land, Dutch Nazi party organ. said
last fall, lat home the children listen
TO the British radio while religious
teachers tell them Naziism is q
weapon Of Satan. "
Tens Of thousands Of Dutch listen
ers, the paper said, were being
hypnotized by the voice that comes
across the North sea-"
The Dutch Nazi daily, Rationale
Dagblad, reported last fall that an
elementary school inspector visited
the highest class Of a denoninational
school in Heerlen, and found a Sc
rieS Of remarkable sentences" writ
ten in the pupils exercise books.
These, he concluded, were appar-
emily dictated by the teacher and re-
suited from listening to Allied broad.
casts.
The Russians twice hit German
battleship," read one.
"ThingSi in Germany grow worse.
Daily 800 men are killed"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
Mother, Son and Father,
Last a Filler, Doing Well

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH Mother and son
are doing well, but the father, First
Lieut.. Willis Neesen Of Visilia, Calf,
is doing even better.
Lieutenant Neesen, co-pilot Of a
Flying Fortress, had just returned
from bombing the Foggia Airheld in
Italy into sharnbles when a fellow
pilot rushed up TO his plane. BRAN
dishing a letter. 1t told Lieutenant
Neesen that his wife had given birth
TO nine-pound boy.
My Gawd," beloved the new IA
Their, mine pounds"
'Hiya, Pop" hollered his crew.
Lieutenant Neesen told the world,
I'D like to go on missions every
day. The more go on, the sooner
l can go home and see just what
he looks like Nine poundsl Can
you beat that"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07

ton Of the buildings interior even
DO the pictures on the walls and the
dirt on the tiles
The Gestapo still hunted In vain
and Dutch patriots still listened
to their radios.
This one incident in the Nazis vs..
Allies radio war is recalled by the
Netherlands information bureau
here since a report from London
that Nazi authorities in Holland had
ordered the conhscation Of an esti-
mated 1,OOO, 900 radio sets in an at
tempt to keep the people from hear
ing and needing Allied invasion sig
nails.
Listen Only to Free Radio.
The order was interpreted In Lon
don as an admission by the Nazis
that the Dutch listened only to free
stations-the United States, British
and other short-wave broadcasts and
those Of the Netherlands government
In London.
The Netherlands government fire.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
KSTP Broadcast
on Geo. Carver
Saturday 4:3O PM.

A radio skit on the life of the
late George Washington Carver
viii be broadcasted over station
KSTP under the auspices of the
st. Paul Urban League, Saturday,
April 8, at 4:30 p. m.
The participants will be Charles
F. Rogers, industrial secretary of
the st. Paul Urban League, Rev.
Benjamin N. Moore, Betty Lou
Dodd, Cordell Dunning, Elonzella
Everson, Ruth Davis, Wanda
Owens, Charlotte Perfect and Alma
Watson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-07
Taunt Nazis by
Secret Radio
Dutch Patriots Under
ground Station Operates
In Spite of Gestapo.

NEW YORK.-The secret Dutch
radio station was on the air o.. {.
A Dutch Nazi had been killed by
patriots in Utrecht, and the broad
caster was brazenly giving details
Of the Staying
Three weeks later the Gestapo still
was searching for the underground
station 1t came on the air
again, tainted the Nazis by describ-
ing a visit to Gestapo headquarters
in Amsterdam with a full descrip-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
Nekoj misIi o obcevoniu
z Iiudmi

vedetl moras vedno, da ii nsi sam N a svetu.
IL IN vsi drugi skupaj tvorjo sedaj zivec ljudski red: cato ne
precenluj samega sebe.
"a tudl podcenjevati Sc ne smes. &c hoces bti MOI, Iahko
zmores velIko vec kakor mnogo d1ugih, in ST lahko drueim lin.
e'" a1'a @f3 SMsaAs
IvoJ priJatelJ, tvoja zena, tvoj MOI so bill tud "drugi liudieu
dokuer jim ns1 incl ali imela. Ne pozabi nikdar tega, kadar gre
"a 'druge'.
&c sam osebno nisi "a neko stvar, je tudi drugim ne oznanjaj
ali ukazuj.
sebe". -
Uo'oTHu IN povedati nj isto. Govoriti moreS Same z iezikom;
poves pa lahko tudi z ocmi, S kretnjo, z moIkom.
Ljubezen do biznjega zahteva pogum. ker zabteva vedno
" AVe haJtl a Jubezen Sc mora izrazati tudi v tenn, da 81
upas povedati prijatelju, da mu smrdi ia ut.
Nikdar Sc pred drugimi iavno ne slaci. tudi dusevno NO
Ssak Dan 81 vadI V obcevanju S samim seboj; kajti to lie mai
5oiJsa prlprava Il obcevanje z drugimi.
Oe oil I'll cOVek sam n svetu, ne bi nikdar IagaI.
Predrznost je podivjanost ali posurovelost V raynaniu , rud.
mi ali njihovimi stvarmi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
Novo mesfo srediSce
p~ortizonskih uporov

Dolenjska prestolnica Novo
mesto je Y sedanji vojni prezi-
vela re veliko hudega. Dasi pc
prebivalstvu majhno mesto -
morda Jill je imelo oh pricetku
te vojne z bliznjo okolico vred
nekaj mad 10000, je strategicno
ma zelo vazni tocki in vrh tega
emo Timed najvaznejsih sloven-
skin NEST.
Dali je res do kraja poruse-
no, kot je sv~ojecasno porocal
JIG V New Yorku, ne vemo.
Znano pa je, da Sc v novome-
skem okraju partizani bore cd
pocetka svojega gibanja. Sploh
je visa Dolenjska, Belokrajina,
in t%eritorij dale prot Karlovcu
in tam okrog bojisce proti osi-
Sou, sedaj V glavnem proti nem-
Ski armadi, ker je italijanska IL
ginila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
JugosIovijo v komisiji
"a ItoIiio

London. = ONA - Sporne
locke glede jugoslovanskega "a
stopstva v zavezniski posveto-
valni komisiji "a Italijo so Sc
zdaj poglobile radi vojaskih do
godkov, XII so vojno priblizali
Rimu, tako da je pricakovati pc
mnenju jugoslovanskih krogov,
da DO ~vprasanje prislo ma mizo.
I'll krogi SO trdno prepricani,
da vsled sedanjega polozaia biv-
81 ministrski podpredsednik Mi
ha Krek ne DO takoj prevzel svo-
jih poslov V tej komisiji.
Imenovanje Kreka ie baje IL
zvalo protest marSala Tita in
Ivana Ribarja, predsednika pro-
vizoricne partizanske Wade.
Min argument je, ola SO vodite-
Iii edine jugoslovanske borbene
sile, XII Sc bore OBJ mejah Italije
ZaSedene Cd Nemcev. Ker pa so
del zavezniSkih armad, XII Sc u
delezujejo bojev v Sredozemlju,
SO zanje collective, katere DO ia
komisija objavila, kar najvecje
vaznosti.
Krek Sc nahaja Sc v Londonu.
Titova zahteva, ola dobi mesto
"a svojega lastnega predstavni-
ka, vsebuje "a zedinjene narode
precej tehnicnih tezkoc.
Prva je, da je komisija politi-
ticno telo, V katerem imajo samo
Wade svoje predstavnike. Jugo-
slovanska vlada v izgnanstvu pa
je Sc vedno edna priznana VIA
da Jugoslavije. Titov pokret We
liza dozdaj "a vojasko strujo, XII
Sc bori ma strani zavezniskih sill.
Ker pa je najbrze nemogoce
stvar urediti takoj, je verjetno,
da DO Kreku sporoceno, maj "a
kasni svoj odhod, ter da svojih
poslov Sc ne prevzame takoj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
Nesoglosjo med SIoyoni
u .Mehlki

Casniska agencija ONA poroca
IL mehiskega glavnega mesta, da
Sc je tamosnja jugoslovanska
kolonija izrekla ma glasovanju
"a Tita in 5 tenn "a jugoslovan-
sko osvobodilno vojsko, in pa da
DO podpirala zacasno Waldo os-
vobodilnega gibanja.
Dali je med mehiskimi Jugo-
slovani tudi kaj pristasev Petro-
We Wade v Kairu, to p~orocilo ne
pove.
Poroca pa, ola je nastal vsled
nesoglasij med poljsko in so
vjetsko Waldo spor med Cehoslo-
vaSko zvezo Mehiki in ondot-
mimi Poljaki. cehi so sporocili
Poljakom, da svoiih prostorov
ne bodo vec delili z mimi, in w
rok tel odpovedi Cehov je, "ker
so Poljaki V Mehiki pokazali
protirusko usmerjenost."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
l~toliionsko dinostiio
dobro p~reskrblieno

Da-si Sc je italijanski dvor do
bro pripravil "a vse slucaje, ven
dar Sc njegovo premirje z "a
vezniki nj koncalo tako, da bi
bio mogoce oteti Rim pred nem-
sko okupacijo predno hi mogla
vanj zavezniSka armada. cato ie
veliko dragocenosti k~raljeve hi
Sc ostalo v Rimu, a krali lie S
svojci vred lie resil svojo drago-
ceno kozo.
V Rimu pa SO naciji zaplenili
- kot porocajo dobropouceni
viri, $40 velikih kovcegov dra-
guljev, kosov zlata in diaman-
tov.
Dale je incl Viktor Emanuel
emo najvecjih zbirk starega de-
maria ma svetu, med mimi okrog
90 tisoc starih cekinov IL vseh
casov, cd kar je v rabi denar. Y
njegovi zbirki je ve1iko cekinov
tudi IL starih rimljanskih casov.
To je bill torej "a naciie in du-
cejeve fasiste sijajen plen.
Vendar pa Viktorju Emanue-
lu in %njegovemu sorodstvu ne
DO sile, kajti poskrbel ie, da nj
bio vse njegovo bogastvo v O.
menjenih kovcegih.