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-Um hmm"
Something. Beth thought desper-
ately. had better turn up very soon.
In three months Andreas baby
would be born It made Beth dizzy
to think how fast the days were
speeding by
II was Wednesday, half OF an
other precious week gone, when
Beth got the telephone call from
Mrs. Pride.
"She's called three times this
afternoon" Mrs. Eichel said. put
ting her hand over the mouth
piece.
Beth's heart was beating madly
as she took the receiver and said,
Hello. this is Beth Xinnan."
"Oh. Miss Kinnan. Marylou
Pride. Did you get job yet?"
We'll. no, not what was talk
ing about, but / told you l couldn't
afford :"
Il know. my dear. but something
has happened. I've sold the house.
The new owner doesn't want to run
it and asked me to find someone
whom / thought could turn 1t into
money-maker and l said :. ="
Beth felt as though stars were
breaking out in the water-stained
ceiling above her.
"Oh, please" she said is IL Mrs.
Pride were about to vanish into
thin air. please will you let me
try to get it?"
That's what / called you
about"
Il could arrange an Interview
with her any time. The sooner the
better"
You won't have to do that. The
owner doesn't live in Washington.
It's all been arranged through his
bank. I've been entrusted to en-
gage you that is, anyone ]
choose. / was very much impressed
with you and / said / was sure you
could put 1t on a paying basis. OF
course the salary would be small
Would you like to come over at
once?"
Beth said. Yes, right away" She
was afraid she'd begin to talk gib-
berish IL she tried to say anything
more.
Henry Slade was ir Washington
that week and when Beth took her
news to him, sparing him none of
the details about her responsible
ties, he offered to let her 60 at
once. and got the surprise Of his
life when his cool Miss Kinnan
threw both her arms around his
neck and kissed him oundly on his
florid cheek.
I've a son in the Army" he said,
"and. a daughter-in-law who's ex-
pecting, so know what you're up
against. Need any money!"
"Oh. no, thank you We don't
have to spend anything. except for
labor. The bank Is advancing
enough for our paint and materials,
well. good luck, Miss Kinnan.
Miss Moresby can take over your
work at once"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24
Half-Forgotten Days

Twenty Years Ago
Roberts and Marvin s. Pttman spoke at the
Educational Association in Chicago Other Normal
College representatives Pres Charles
McKenny. Banhl and Theodore Lindqus Miss
Blanche Tovne Dr. o. W Hopes Or. Orle Clem.
Ednuudson Miss Marjorie Parker Prof II T. VIII
Prof NJ s. Piman Prof d. H. Roberts and Miss Ethel
Taylor.
B.. l. DOoge toastmaser banquet given by the
Society Huron Hotel Speakers
Mary Humphrey. Nickel "A Prayer,
Arbor Scholarship presented by Prof j. Stuart
Lathers Edwin Taylor and Gladys Zuck Pres Charles
McKenny made honorary member and presented
gold
e. Fifty Years Ago
Frank H. Banum has sold interest in his ewelry
to Frank Showerman
The sale fancy articles the W L. Kishlar Home
Hetted the Cleaners group Of youngsters, $25.
Death Elsie three old daughter of and Mrs w. A.
Johnson Augusta choked death chunk
her Mrs. L. +. c. Thorne II, resident
Her husband and five OF her children survive her
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

Mrs. Bricker is clever. She is
gentle. But she knows exactly what
she is doing. II Governor Bricker
is smart he'll take Mrs. Bricker
with him whenever he goes barn.
storming.
incidentally, that party OF Mrs.
Taft's was a handsome gathering.
The Republican ladies looked chic
and fashlou-magazine-coyerish in
new hairdoes. minks and such trap
pings Of beauty. And very much
on the crest OF the wave.
II YOU want new proof that Ian.
guage is given us to conceal our
thoughts try TO understand sub
sides" on which the Senate Of
the United States voted recently,
Ask any expert the direct question:
Explain subsidies TO me. please,
in words OF one syllable
The expert turns gray-green. He
stammers, shiyers and begins some
thing like this:
We'll. let me see now. Er-well-
we've always had subsidies of one
sort or another. The subsidy OF the
moment is the farm subsidy. But
this idea Of a bonus, a present, Civ
en- by the government or the indi-
vidual to some group that thinks
itself picked on, began in your own
experience, way back in sunday
School when the teacher used 10
pass around little boxes with holes
in the top and say Please help poor
China
YOU'D unite that knot in your
handkerchief and find two moist
little pennies you'd saved out OF
your weeks spending money and
feel kind and important. They used
70 pass the collection plate for
Japan, too, now that ! think of II.
Let me see now--what was ID We
were talking about? Subsidies; OF
course.
Subsidies are called an appease-
ment. an incentive. an outrage,
cause OF initiation, a prevention OF
initiation. II depends on who's talk
ing. Labor is against a farm sub
sidy. The farmer is against labor.
The farmer says labor is getting
more and working less and why
shouldn't he, the farmer, ask a few
cents extra for wheat when labor
and everybody else has the money
to pay higher prices?
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

tion. you owe It to yourself TO try
Gillian. Try Gillian today.
Cost is But a Few Cents
a Day
Gillian Is not expensive. Il costs
you but few cents a dsy-sureIy
a very small Investment for vlaor.
Gus glowing health. Gillian Is rec
commended and sold by Cunning
hams Drug Store, t2e w. Michigan
Ave. Help yourself to health.
Start today by buying a bottle Of
Gillian. One bottle will convince
you. The Gillian Medicine Co.,
Keith BLDG, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24
PUT GIRLS OFF STREETS

NEW YORK-INS-New York
police have started an intensified
drive to keep teen age girls off
the streets at night. Cases of
missing girls of Is to 20 years have
Increased IL per cent. War condi-
tions were blamed.
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HOPEFUL AT 90

JOHNSTOWN, Pa.-INS-David
c. Plowman. Cambria County's last
CIVIL War veteran, began his 9Sth
year by predicting he would live
to see the end of World War n.
Plowman claims to have witnessed
the surrender Of Lee at Appomat-
toX
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SUFFER- D
FROM BL0ATING GAS

bloating pains and constipation.
Because my food does me some
good / feel like different person
now. Anyone wanting to hear
from me will answer in praise
OF Gillian for it's Godsend 10
anyone that's ailing.'
Gillian Is a scientific mixture of
the juices OF is of Natures health
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24
Now Many Wear
F AL Sc TEETH
With Little Worry

WIN Gitio "oFTJ
Eat. talk. laugh or sneeze with
out fear OF insecure false teeth
dropping. slipping or wabbling.
FASTEETH holds plates firmer
and more comfortably. This pleas
ant powder has no gummy. gooey.
pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't
cause nausea. It's alkaline (non-
ocid). Checks plate odor" (den.
ture breath). Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

New York-General Dwight D.
Eisenhower, IN a message marking
the 2Gth anniversary Of the found
ing of the Red Army: Though de-
cisive battles lie ahead. as we OF
the Allies close in on Hitler's wav.
ering wehrmacht from north and
south. from east and west, the
quality of our soldiers on all
fronts makes final victory GER
tain -
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

SAN LUIS oBISPO. Cal.-INs-
STAFF Sergt. Frank Alters OF the
322nd Infantry, writing a letter 10
his heart throb OF the moment, tore
up the missive because he had for
gotten the young womans last
name.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

than two kinds Of discharges from
Armed Forces-honorable or dis
honorable.
Actually. the Army's three sys-
TENS of discharge call for more
than a dozen controlling regula.
tions. The Nays three types Of
discharges are regulated by l5 def
nitions, and Marine Corps -four
kinds require application of is diff
ferent definitions,
But the returning soldier, un-
less he is honorably discharged, is
under a cloud with any of the CON
ditional discharges. Frequently.
his civilian future Is jeopardized.
Many a good man with a fine fight
ing record has been cashiered out
OF the services just because a SUI
perior officer did not want him
around, so charges Congressman
George Sadowski, Detroit Demo-
crat. who is asking the Military
Affairs Committee to investigate
this stupid and senseless policy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

wOuldn I diges 81
at all. I also
suffered from
constipation and
had awful pains
In my arms,
back and shogl-
ders. | was so
weak and run
down life wasn't
worth much. !
can't praise Gil.
jan enough. I
have taken 2
bottles and am
HAnH ~ ~
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& | V / n & herbs,
roots and barks.
II you are now
suffering I h e
to m c n is of
bloating gas
1ains, sickening
c o n s I | =
patton, dizzi
ness. sleepless
nights, and 9th
or organic dis.
orders, due to
faulty elimina-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24
Mrs. Florence Atwood of
Branch, Michigan, Was So
Weak and Run Down Life
Wasn't Worth Much, She
Says-Praises Gillian to
Skies For Blessed Relief.

No matter how long you have
suffered from stomach, liver and
kidney distress you can hope for
relief II you take Gillian, the mat
ural" medicine. Mrs. Atwood's ex-
perience is proof OF this. She de-
clares she now enjoys good health
and recommends Gillian to others.
Here is what sbe save.
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Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tifty

BY Esther Van Wagner Tifty
No member OF Congress knows
the dangerous power OF catch
phrases as does the distinguished
senior senator from Michigan. He
often has said. for example. that
any kind of world plan could he
| discredited and probably scrapped
by calling it a world WPA', or
"globaloney" or international
milk route. He knows the men.
tally lazy will not seek the rela-
tive values involved and will simp-
ly repeat the catoh-phrase.
A favorite catch phrase used
with telling effect by Republicans
is "the blank check, which they
charge is given too often and too
frequently TO the administration
officials. AS a catch phrase II is
honey. But it was boomerang
for Senator Vandenberg this week
And It was tossed back at him by
4 Democrat
II happened like this. Senator
Nandenberg gave forceful speech
approving an appropriation for
CERRA O.. "as a part OF the war
effort. Up popped the Democratic
Senator Wheeler from Montana.
and charged My Republican
friends have again and again cri-
ticized Democrats for giving blank
checks to the President. and yet
they rise and say We ought to give
Z blank check. not to the Presi-
dent, but 10 foreign group over
whom We have no control
Nandenbcrg was quick to retort.
1T is not a blank check. 7 spent
six months on a subcommittee set
ting up limitations against Just
that (And he did. supported by
the committee and the State De
partmentl But denying a "catch
phrase doesn't ever seem sufficient
land it took Vandenberg many
paragraphs in the Congressional
Record to do It.
But it is safe to predict this ex-
perience will not reform tho sena.
WI. IAF-~fi NOHiluut 10 use CdtCn
phrases when they suit his pur-
pose . only being convinced anew
how effective they are,
Some % former Michigan gradu-
ates Of civilian flying schools
were listed among the heroes dec
Grated for battle exploits in the
Congressional Record this week.
What do Congressmen do any
way? Many constituent wond-
ers. especially those who visit
the galleries OF Congress and find
only a handful Of the peoples rep
resentatiyes on the floor.
Frederic Read former Luding.
ton newspaper man, is finding out
as the new secretary OF one OF the
most energetic members Of the
House. Albert J. Engel, OF Muske-
gon. a trained observer. Mr.. Read
has discovered for himself that the
criterion OF a Congressman's worth
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24
Had Pains in Back,
Shoulders"

Il was badly bloated and uncom-
Portable all the time. My food
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

third one. 1t has relieved me Of
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-24

Few realize that there are moro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
DRZAVJANSKI
PRIROCNIK

nova knjizica, S poljudnimi navodiA
kako postati AMERISKI DRAW
LIAM.
Poleg vpraSanj, XII Jill navadno sod
Mkt %stavijo pr izpitu "a drzavljan,
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc v II. delu
nekaj vaznih letnic il zgodovine Le-
dinjenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Lincol-
nov govor v Gettysburgu, Predscd-
Mkt Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave z glavnim mestom, stevilom
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici .ie samo SO centoy 4
postnino vred.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
PRESERNOV KONCERT

Chicago, iii. - Pevski zbor
France Preseren je v nedeljo 10.
nov. predvajal svoj spored oh
obilni udelezbi. Dvorana SNIP
je bila polna. Sodelovala sta mr.
vatski pevski zbor Malta Gu
bee in zbor Slovenske zenske
zveze. Udelezence ie spet zaba-
val Mozinov trio, "PreSernova"
mlajsa generacija je imela Sc
svojo posebno toxic v sporedu,
pei je tudi kvartet, XII je svoje
pesmi posvetil "PreSernovim"
fantom, XII SO v armada in sploh
je bill glasbeni spored ma sploSno
tax, da je obcinstvu jake uga-
jail.
V drugem delu je bila vpri-
zorjena burka "Vse naSe". v
sporedu je receno, da je MEN
avtor F. S. Finzgar, a il besedi-
la igralcev pa je bio razvidno,
da je bila "a to vprizoritev pre-
delana.
Zabava je t~rajala OBJ najbolj-
Sem razpolozenju pozno v We
cer.-A.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22

Al
treba in pa traktorjev "a oranje,
ker Jim je pobrana visa delovna
zlvina. Torej DO nekaj treba
ukrenlti zanje tudi v tenn oziru.
V imenu odbora Sc zahvaliu-
jemo vsem in vsakemu posa-
mezniku, kdor je re kai storil
ali sodeloval. zenske, XII vsak
vecer krpajo, sivajo, likajo in
zlagajo V bakse. S tc p~osiliatvi-
10 tega della Sc ne DO konec. Po-
trebovali bono Sc nadalie sode-
lovanje e. To pa nj delo enc same
osebe. Vsi Jugoslovani moramo
doprinaSati zrtve, ako hocemo.
da DO tam kaj zaleglo. Mi zapi-
semo vsakega, XII kaj prispeva
ali sodeluje. Sc cello tiste zabe-
lezimo, XII mic ne dajo in mic ne
storijo "a zrtve fasizma v sta
rem kraju. - M. Judnich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Triner jevc grenko
vino gre z dlholl
casa napreJ

Medicinska in lekarniSka We
ola je napravila ogromen napre-
dek v zadnjih devetdesetih le-
tih. Cd nezrelih in netecnih
zmesi, XII SO Sc gable eloveku, je
razvila medicinske in lekarni-
ske preparacije, da SO cedne ma
pogled in okusne "a uzivanie.
Trinerjevo grenko vino z vita
mini B-1 je taksna preparacija.
Okusno in lahko odvajalno sred-
stvo. Poskusite ga. Rabite ga pc
navodilih ma steklenici in uspeh
yam je zagotovljen. Vas lekar-
mar ga ina v zalogi, ako ga pa
ne morete dobiti v svoji okolici,
pisite ma Joseph Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago
g., Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Tudi Rusijo BIO
"osvoboieno"

Dne Is. nov. Sc je v Hradsca-
nib, V Pragi, kjer je pref stano-
val predsednik BeneS, vrSila Oh
prisostvovanju ceSkih kvizlin-
gov, nemskega uradnistva in
"Rusov" velika s~vecanost usto-
licenja Andreja Vlasova "a ere
Stella Rustic" izpod boljsevi-
Una. Vlasov della pc Evropi "a
veznikom, posebno ma Balkanu,
s svojimi kozaskimi tolpami
precej preglavic, toda njegovo
"ustolicenje" Pragi "a kviz-
linga bodoce Rustic je bila lie
klavrna komedija, ker drugac-
nth naciji mic vec ne zmorejo.
Narcotic 81 AmeriSki druzin.
ski kOledar 1945. Stane SIPS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
TAMBURASI POD
VODSTVOM IA. L.
GAUZETA NASTOPiJO

Milwaukee, Wis. " nedelio
26. nov. nastopi v Plankniton
Hall v mestnem avditoriju .slo-
viii tamburaski zbor Duquesne
University IL Penne, XII ga vodi
tn rojen slovenski rojak Matt
L. Gouze. Koncert Sc vrsi pod
pokroviteljstvom podruznice
ZOJSA. Vstopnice so pc $3.50
in $1.80. Pricne Sc OBJ 2. pop.
Prebitek je namenjen pomozni
akciji "a Jugoslavijo. Ia zbor je
nastopil re pc vsi Ameriki. Ne
90 VAN zal, &c Sc udelezite tega
koncerta. = Joseph Radelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
o USPELEM SHODU IN
POMOcI STAREMU
KRAJU

Waukegan, Ill. - Shod, XII Sc
lie vrsil Il. nov. v SIND, ie bill
iako ~povoljno obiskan in uspe-
Sen v vseh ozirih. Govornike
7mo incl Stir in vsi SO bill prav
dobri.
Staff Sgt. Robert Moran nam
lie povedal med drugim, da SO
'meli narcotic Cd komande, pre-
den SO odleteli bombardirati v
Nemciio, ako bodo prisiljeni ma
kakorsenkoli nacin Sc spustiti
ma zemlio, mai ma vsak nacin
gledajo, da padeio roke parti-
zanom. Pred poletom SO dobro
preueili zemljevid. Receno Jim
lie bio, da Sc maj cuvajo Pave
hcevih domobrancev in Rupnik-
Rozmanovih gardistov. Tudi Mi
hailovicevi cetniki MISC zanes-
ljivi. Zgodilo Sc je, da so anne
riske vojake potem, ko so Jill
ujeli, predali Nemcem. Edino
zanesljivi SO partizani in kot ta-
XII SO priznani cd zavezniSke vi
soke vojaske komande.
Vsi govorniki so naglasali po-
trebo pomoci naSim ljudem in
vsemu jugoslovanskemu liud-
stvu. Senator Blaz Lucas, Ind.
lie govoril hrvasko. Tudi bratov
Hrvatov je bio mnogo v dvora-
nj. Govoril je jake zanimivo in
vzpodbujevalno. Istotako F. vi
der. E. Kristana pa Sc danes ne
poseka noben mlajsih govorni-
kov. Tako ie bio vse tho, tudi
misko bi slisali, tako je bio vse
mirno, kakor v cerkvi. Liudie
so napeto sledili govornikove-
mu izvajanju 0 trpljenju nase-
ga naroda. Memo SO mu p~ritrje-
vail, prikimali ali odkimali z
glavo. Vsem Sc je videla tuga in
zalost ma obrazu. Pa mas ie Cd
peljal V Kocevje, kjer je zboro-
val prvi slovenski parliament.
Pa smo bill zopet veseli. Shod
smo zakljucili prav zadovoljni
z govorniki in sami S sabo, prav-
zaprav z moralnim in gmotnim
uspehom.
Tudi dnevnik Waukegan
News-Sun je prinesel o shodu
precej dolgo, lepo p%orocilo in pa
sliko govornikov je objavil.
Maj Sc omenim, da je zupnik
tukajsnje slovenske fare, father
Hit tisto nedeljo predpoldne,
ko Sc je vrsil mas shod, govoril
faranom S priznice, maj nikar ne
gredo popoldne ma shod v SIND,
ker komunisti zborujejo. Hit
je agitiral tudi proti Ed. Roose-
Veltu.
Mi smo pa kljub temu, ola ie
Hit nasproten, nabrali ma sho-
du in cd hiSe do hiSe lepo vsoto
denarja in obleke "a nase ljudi
V starem kraju. Cez 1000 fun
TOW obleke je bilo re odposlane
v New York. Ljudje pa Sc zme-
raj prinasajo. LIE maj, sal bono
Sc poslali! Tudi v denarju DO
treba Sc prihodnje leto kaj vee
skupaj spraviti. Pom1adi pri-
de setev, razlicnih semenov DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
sURsUM CoRDA

Sursum corda, rad sem sliSal,
ko gospod je maso bral.
Kvisku srca, sem prepeval,
ko besede sem spoznal.
Pa Sc misel je razvila liza
davnih, temnih dni.
Novo obliko je dobila
in sedaj mi IL prs doni:
Kvisku glave! Proletarci,
"a svobodo druzno vsi! :.
Tito danes je Spartakus.
Ia svobodo in resnico Sc bori
Pod zastavo zvezde rdece
broj junakov mu sledi.
Zvezda rdeca, tt vodnica,
tt simbol in kazipot,
da " ljubezni in sozitju
Sc razvija maj cloveski rod!
Joseph Jauch.
Narcotic 81 AmeriSki druzin
ski koledar 1945. Stane SIPS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
AvstroIijo prot
zidovski koloniii

Predlog, da hi Avstralija do
lodila precejsen kos svojega O.
zemlja "a zidovsko kolonijo, nj
dobil ugodnega odmeva. Tudi
premier Curtin, XII je laborit, je
proti. Pravi. ola nj proti n~aselje-
vanju zidov v Avstralijo, toda
naseljuiejo Sc mai med drugo
orebivalstvo, ker lie tako jim DO
dan pogoj "a asimilacijo. Kom-
paktna naseljevanja pa ustvar-
iaio manjSinske probleme, XII 81
Jill Australia ne zeli nakopati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
IA PETEK sEJA
KLUBA ST. | JSZ

Chicago, Ill. - Ia petek "a.
novembra je seja kluba St. l
JSZ. Clani in clanice so vab-
ljeni, da Sc je gotovo udeleze.
Ma dnevnem redu so wanna po-
rocila, med drugim o nasi pri-
hodnji %predstavi, XII DO v nede-
lilo 10. dec. Ma sejo dobrodosli
tudi somisljeniki. Pc koneanem
dnevnem redu DO razprava O
znacaju izida minulih volitev in
Q vlogi organiziranega delav-
stva V Mi. - P. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Knjieorno ProIetorco
1901 S. Lawndale Avenue
CHICAGO %, ILL.
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in mai
stareiso jugosIovonsko 70,
do ufo V Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postolo
VICES, 1860 kiIocycIes.
Vodi 10 George Morchon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Velika uganka

Enc stvari, XII je moi social
sticni prijatelji Franciji ne
morejo razumeti, je izolacioni-
STIGMA taktika ameriSke social
sticne stranke. Tudi JAZZ je ne
razumem. In veseli me, ker je IL
rezultatov razvidno, da je ugan-
ka tudi "a Americana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Il SANSovego uroI do
1895 w. 18th ST., Chicago %, ILL.

nam je postal vsoto $25, ter ena-
ko vsoto Luka in Toncka Moze
IL Barbertona.
Bridgeport, O.: Tajnik in bla-
gainik p%ostojanke st. 33, John
Vitez, nam posilja re tretio po-
iillatev in sicer sedaj $115.50.
Podruznica v Detroitu je pri-
spevala "a SANSovo politicno
akcijo ia mesec $3.50. Brat 10
7eph Radelj IL West Allisa, Wis,
nam posilja $40 "a prodane par
tizanske zvezde, brat Anton De-
bevc IL Sheboygana pa $11.90.
Zelo razveseljiva porocila do
bivamo tudi glede zbiranja OBJ
leke in drugega oblacila in po-
trebscin "a stare domovino.
Il Aurore, ILL.,, porocca sestra
A. Aister, da je poslala Re ire
ito posiliko, skupaj do sedaj 112
funtov. L E. Molina, ILL.,, pa Sc
iavlja brat Anton Klansek, XII
lie postal v skladisce v New
York ST funtov volnenega bla-
ga.
Anna Blatnik IL Fayette City.
Pa, naznanja, da je nabrala in
odposlala 207 funtov dobrega
oblacila v vrednosti mad 5000.
Podruznica st. So Johnstow-
nu, Pa, je poslala nadaljnih 152
funtov obleke. :
v Barbertonu, O., so Sli naSi
pridni rojaki ma delo ter nabrali
1928 funtov raznega oblacila
ter $500 v gotovini. Sestri Smer-
del in OkoliS porocata, da sesto-
ii Min poSiljka il so zabojev ali
skupai 1858 razlicnih kosov OBJ
leke in obuvala. Pisejo nam:
"Vzelo je veliko truda, toda re-
nam SO tudi mozje pomagali.
Vsak vecer smo Sc pozno vraca-
Ii ma svoje domove, ali v Srcu
nam je lie bila zavest, da smo
storili vsai trohico clovekoliub-
nosti "a 'Narod trpeci = "a ma
rod slovenski'."
Podruznica st. SO v Auburnu,
Ill, je nabrala in odposlala ITS
funtov obleke.
Walsenburg, Colo, je prispe-
val 201 funt.
V daljni Minnesoti Sc ie Ely
zopet postavil ter prispeval $3.50
funtov oblacila.
IL La Salla, Ill, porocajo, da
SO nabrali in odposlali 2460 fun
TOW blaga. Pomagale so tudi ma.
selbine v okolici kot Depue.
Oglesby it'd.
V Brooklynu, N. Y, so re vet
tednov pridno ma delu in sestra
Frances Cerar, tajnica odbora
poroca, da SO odpremili v skla-
disco re 5000 funta raznovrstne-
ga materiala. Poleg ME lokal-
mem odboru SO tudi sestre J. Pc
shell, G. Mutz,, F. Padar in j
Kukovic.
Mike Missouri, predsednik po-
druznice SANSa v Fontani
Calf, poroca, da so nabrali
1043 funtov. raznoterega blaga
Najvec je skolektal on sam. Skr-
bi ga glede stroskov. Upamo, ds
mu rojaki priskocijo ma pomot
ter prispevajo tudi "a voznino
Podruznica st. IS v Chicagu
lie odposlala pretekli teden nae
2 toni in pol razlicnega blaga
obuvala in konzervirane hrane
Pomagale so tudi podruznice il
So. Chicago in Roseland-Pull
man okraja ter IL severnega de.
la mesfa. Druga posiljka DO cd.
peljana ia teden. Nabiralna pc.
staja ma %. cesti 1901 w. Ger
maxi je pripravila so ~zavoje,
v tezi 1858 funtov.
IL Jolieta poroca sestra Jose
phine Erjavec, nacelnica zen
skega odseka, da je mestni zu
pan tidal APPEL in proglas "a ma