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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
u. S.
CAN GET MAIL

U. S. prisoners of war and civ
tlian interneeS in the Philip
pines may now receive mes
sages written on a special form
furnished by the Red Cross, pro-
vided they are mailed before
Nov. 20, it was announced by
Merle Martin, chapter chairman
this week.
The messages can be no long
er than will comply with the
space allowed in the form pro-
vided, and will he subject to u,
s. army overseas mail censor
ship. Delivery will be made at
ter the recipients are liberated
it was said.
The addresses of recipients OF
this mail must be known by the
sender of the letter, it was
stressed in a telegram from the
national headquarters of the
Red Cross.
Willard Scott, home service
chairman, of the county chap
ter, announces that the forms are
not yet available here, but up
on receipt of the forms they
will be available in the Home
Service office in the Reibeth
building.
Completed forms with correct
addresses should be airmailed
before Nov. 20 to Home Service,
National Headquarters, Ameri-
can Red Cross, Washington 10,
D. G.
Messages cannot be accepted
to free civilians or Filipinos,
While the Red Cross cannot
guarantee delivery, it was stres-
Sed that every effort will be
made to reach addresses so that
tney may be established direct
contact with their families AS
soon as the Philippines have
been liberated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
BOLTON BROTHERS
IN SOUTH PACIFIC

Bernard (Ted) v. Bolton, Bkr
1/c, is now stationed in the
South Pacific with a Seabee
unit, according to word receiv-
ed here this week.
Bolton enlisted in the Seabees
In March. 1943 and took his
basic training and subsequent
schooling at Camp Peary, Va.
and Gulfport, Miss. respectively
He went overseas in December
1943. In the accompanying pic
ture Bolton is seen holding the
baking sheet.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
SLOUGH GRADUATES

Dewey Alvin Slough, son OF
Mr. and Mrs: D. E. Slough, Har-
din, has graduated at the Naval
Air Technical training center
In Memphis, Tenn, with the
rating Seaman, First Glass,
naving specialized in aviation
Seaman Slough enlisted in
Helena on Apr. II, 1914 and en-
tered the training center on
May 70. Slough attended Hardin
nigh school, and was employed
at the Tribune Herald prior to
his enlistment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
BOYD. C0RMACK, MACLEOD WINNERS
IN ELECTION RACES HERE ON TUESDAY
Ford Defects Erickson
As County Goes G. O. P.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt
and the Democratic party will
retain the reins of government
for a further precedent break
ing fourth term, it was decided
by the voters of the nation as
they reelected Mr.. Roosevelt as
President of the United States
last Tuesday.
Incomplete returns on We'd
nesday showed Roosevelt leading
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in at
least 80 of the 48 states with in
dications that other states
would swing to the New Deal
bandwagon before the complete
vote is tailed.
Along with the Roosevelt VIC
tory goes a victory for his par
ty as Democratic candidates won
control of the House of Repre-
sentatves by gaining an addi-
tional IL seats. Republicans were
holding their owl, m the Sen
ate by retaining 81 seats in that
body.
In the governors race in the
state. Left Erickson, Democratic
candidate, conceded defeat on
Wednesday morning. At noon
wednesday incomplete returns
for the state showed Ford as
polling 72,060 and Erickson
$3.50.
Complete returns for Big Horn
county for all offices, amend
ments and initiatives are as
follows:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. /, Daniel Maurice Wat
son, 20, Crow Agency, and Vir-
GINA Lucille Secrest, II, Hardin,
Nov. 2, Russell Edward Leone,
AZ, Dayton, Wyo., and Adrena
Louise Allen, 80, Sheridan.
Nov. 2, Melvin Wayne Rein
hardt, 10, and Betty Louise Les
lie, 10, both of Sheridan.
Nov. 4, Lewis Leroy Kiser, 80,
and Margaret Frances Bowers,
Fl, both of Sundance, Wyo.
Nov: 7, Joseph E. Dillin, IL,
Gillette, Wyo., and Elsie Mae
Durbin, 20, Sheridan.
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WAC IN SPECIAL SERVICE:

Staff Sergeant Ruth M. She'll
abarger, Hardin, is with WAC
OFFICERS and enlisted women
serving with the Air Forces in
france, and is now handling
topographic and clerical
duties with the American COM
ponent Allied Expeditionary Air
Forces, on the continent, ac-
cording to a despatch from the
Aimed Expeditionary Air Force
headquarters.
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PRISO TO
BE SHIPPED TO
RUPERT, IDAHO
American Personnel Tuke
Part In Activities Here

The last detail of German war
prisoners finished topping beets
In this area at 4:45 p. m. Tues
day and were returned to Camp
No. l at the fairgrounds, where
they will break camp and en-
train for Rupert, Idaho Friday.
prisoner of war camps have
been operating in this area.
Camp No. l located at the fair
grounds is under the command
OF 1t. John James,, and con-
sistS of "a American personnel
and PAT prisoners of war. Camp
No. 2 is located near the Holly
Sugar factory and is under the
command of 1t. Water Ryzon.
Eighteen American personnel and
l46 war prisoners make up the
camp.
Records taken from camp No.
l show that up to and including
Monday, Nov. 6 the prisoners
from that camp topped more
than 24,137 tons of beetS here.
The men worked in details of
from IL to IS men on various
farms throughout the beet rails
ing area. One group of prisoners
averaged 5.84 tons of beets
topped per man, which was
stated to be very good for in
experienced toppers in an eight
hour day.
Farmers who used the prison.
erS for labor came TO the camp
each day and hauled the top
pers and a guard to their fields.
At the conclusion of the days
work they were hauled back to
camp by the farmer. Farmers
were paid one cent per mile for
transporting the prisoners.
The prisoners were paid not
less than 10 cents per day, and
II they topped over three tons
they received 80 cents, over five
tons one dollar and over six
tons they received $1.20 per day.
The prisoners were allowed to
work only 26 days per month.
Operation of the camps here
called for the hauling Of a truck
load Of supplies from Billings
each day. The supplies were
then distributed to the mess
hall, guard section and into the
prison camp proper where a
German mess sergeant was in
charge. They were given ample
supplies and it was left to the
German sergeant to see that
all in the prison yard were fed.
A special train consisting of
four box cars, one baggage car,
10 chair cars. and two pullman
cars will transport the American
personnel and prisoners to Rup-
ert, Idaho. In addition, 6 truck
loads Of supplies will be driven
through.
The administrative overhead
at Camp No. l is made up of LIST
1t. John James, commanding
officer, End 1t. Earl Cochran.
1st Sgt. Donald Lennon, S/Sgt.
Q: D. Layton, Sgt. william
Thereof, Cpl. Steve Guty, Pvt.
Donald Becker, Pvt. John Burns.
Pvt. Robert Rohr, Pvt. Carl
Stensrud and Pvt. Arthur VII
son.
Heading the roster I'm the
guard section are Sgt. Paul Mar
quez and Cpl. Louis GinSburg.
During their stay here the
officers and enlisted men have
enjoyed the outdoor recreational
pastimeS now In season. Many
Continued on page 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
cANTEEN REPORT

The Lodge Grass canteen for
the benefit of travelling service
men located at the Nelson cafe,
has been active during the past
month, and a financial state
ment is included.
Receipts are as follows: Bal
ance, Oct. l, 5000. Public do
nations, SEAS; Civic Woman's
club, donation from Nurses
fun d, $17.28; Grandmother's
club, Sept, $1.0O; Ladies Aid,
0ct., $500; American Legion,
Hardin Post, Aug, Sept, Oct.
$4,000; Mrs. Lille Green, $500:
Mrs. Callie Kennedy, $500; the
Mountainview club, Oct, Nov.
Dec, $500; Civic Woman's club.
Oct, Nov, $500 Boosters club.
$1,000. Total receipts $117.63.
expenditures we're: Nelson
Cafe, Aug. bill, $36.15; Range
land cafe, bill July Dot. /,
$6.05. Total expenditures, $42.2O''
balance on hand, Nov. l, $75.43.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
GETS AIR

Staff Sergeant. James Holley.
Lodge Grass, has received the
AR Medal for m%eritorious
achievement on flights against
the enemy in. France GERMANY.
Poland, Austria, Bulgaria, Yugo.
slavia and GREECE, .it was an
nounced by the 18th air force
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
ROGERS BOYS
ARE IN ARMY

F/O James F. Rogers, who en-
listed as an aviation cadet in
February, 1913, has been visit
ing in Hardin during a brief
furlough this week.
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BEGINS TRAINING

PVt. Albert r. McKittrick, 81,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc
klttrick, Hardin, has arrived at
the Infantry replacement train
ing center at Camp VOTERS,
Tex, to begin his basic train
ing as an infantryman. The
battalion to which he Is assign
ed will be instructed in the us
OF the rifle, it was reported.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09

The regular business meetings
OF the American Legion and
Auxiliary will be held at 500
pm. next Tuesday, Nov. IS, at
the Masonic temple.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09

FLO JAMES F.. ROGERS
Rogers received his commits
sion in Florida last June and is
now receiving advanced train
ing at Hammer Field, Fresno,
Calf.
TVS George A. Rogers was in
Quoted into the army in Feb
ruary, 1941. After spending two
and a half years in the Aleu-
tlans he is now stationed at
Camp Blanding, Fla.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09
NEWS REVIEW
A Brief Summary
OF Outstanding
News Events
ROOSEVELT WINS

ROOSEVELT WINS
Franklin D. Roosevelt will
serve a fourth term as presi-
dent supported by a House and
Senate strengthened in his ia
vor, as Democratic candidates
for seats in both bodies came
off victorious. Special signifi-
canoe is attached to increased
Democratic strength in the Sen
ate for that body is the treaty.
ratifytng body and the new
strength will give added support
to any peace treaties or pans
for international organization
the president may submit during
the next four years.
MISSOURI BASIN AGREEMENT
An agreement between Army
engineers and those of the re-
clamation bureau concerning the
control and use of the waters
OF the MiSsori basin has been
reached, it was announced this
week. This will mean congress
can be expected to authorize
construction work in the near
future.
The matters of states rights
and the extent of navigation
improvements are not covered in
the agreement for they must be
decided by Congress.
--O
BATTLE RACES
Through storm dashed jungles
American troops on Leyte push
ed steadily ahead during the
week and heavy fighting is now
raging in the Ormoc area. The
battle is raging along the
heights bordering the twisting
road to Ormoc, infantry being
assisted by heavy artillery fire
and Filipino guerillas who are
dlsrupting enemy communica-
lions.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-11-09

HUNTER H. BOLTON Y &c
A brother, Hunter H. Bolton,
Y &c, enlisted in the navy on
Dec. 4, 1912, and is now in
Hawaii. He was stationed in the
Navy Recruiting office in Helena
until last January, when he
was transferred to the Butte Of
flee. Last August he was sent
to Treasure Island in California
and from there to his present
station.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08

dar je bill ma oko kaj licen do
mex "a cebele in "a njihove kra-
lice.
Skrbno je spravljal krone, XII
jih je dobival "a med, da 81 je
potem zanje narocil z Dunaia
@ moderen cebeljni PAM. "Da
revic ne DO treba moriti, ko jim
bonn jemal med -" Ia PAM MT
je potem sluzil "a vzorec. Mare
dill 81 je sest novih panjev CIV
diva stuka," kakor je dejal. In
bill je ma svoje delo silno pono-
sen.
Nj cuda, da je tisto razpisano
nagrado prebiral in prebiral. Pa
smo mu prigovarjali, mai Sc pri-
glasi.
No, nazadnje je bila stvar spi-
sana in %slovesno smo jo odnesli
ma poSto. Pa cakali. Cakali in
cakali. Minile SO pocitnice in z
bratom sva morala It'll cd donna.
Narocila sva pa, Ola nam mora
oee poslati nekaj cd svoje ma
grade, XII jo DO prav gotovo do
bill -.
Namesto nagrade so mu po-
slali opomin, da mora placati
dvojni kolek, ker je svojo pri-
glasilno listino pozabil koleko-
vati. Cebel nj pogledati nj prisel
mice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
KATKA ZUPANclc:
WEIR I

delavec. Brez lastnine Sc je mo-
raj prezivljati lie oh svojem "a
sluzku. Ustvaril 81 je pa seaso-
ma svoje strokovne organizaci-
je, XII SO mu dajale upanje ma
boljso in lepso bodocnost. cato
Sc Jill je tudi S toliko vnemo
oklenil.
Kmet "svoj gospod ma svoji
zemlji" nj incl nobenega upa-
MIA, da DO tudi zanj kdaj napo-
ella zarja lepsih dni. Komaj je
shodil, je zaeel delati, in delal
DO, dokler DO mogel gibati. Res,
da mu kot individualistu socia-
lizirano zivljenje ne more biti
ideal, vendar Sc mi zdi, da bi bill
dovzeten tudi "a kake tesnejse
stike, ako bi Sc pokazalo kaj US
peha in gmotnega napredka ne
da bi Sc pri tenn morale zrtvo-
vati vso samostojnost.
Ocitajo mu trmo, samogla-
vost in ne vem, kaj Sc vse. Sill
Sal je pac re proved obetanj O
napredku, toda Sc vsako obeta-
ME je utonilo v mic. Yes njegov
zivljenski obstoj je slej ko pref
zavisel edino lie cd della njego-
viii rok, cd pridelka. Vsako Sc
me, XII ga je polozil v zemljo, je
bio tvegano. Sal nj nikoli We
del, ali DO obrodilo, ali ne. Ia
man je bill priden in skrben, pri-
rodne sile SO mu prekrizale ra-
cune in prirodnih sill nj mogel
ukrotiti.
&c mu je toca pobila letino,
je prezrl, koliko truda je slo pc
vodi; tozil je lie, kaj DO jedla
druzina =. Ia delavca v potre-
hi Sc je Sc KIDD menil; "a kmeta
Sc nj menil nihce.
Oni dan Sc je nekdo spomnil
mile stare Avstrije, ceS, takrat
SO bill "a slovenskega kmeta Sc
zlati cast -. Avstrija da mu je
Sla vendarle ma roko, kadar je
billy sill. Moi oce je bill veckrat
v veliki sill. Avstrijska oblast
Sc ga je spomnila lie, kadar je
zaostal z davki. Razlike pod
Avstrijo in pozneje pod Jugo-
Slavic skoro nj bio. Razen, da
Jill je v zadnjem desetletju uda-
rila vseobca kriza. In kdor lie re
tako ma sibkih nogah, mu je ire
ba lie malo sunka, da je ma tleh.
Kako so Sli kmetom Sc pod
Avstrijo ma roko, mai povem ma
slednje:
Moi oce je bral kmetijskem
listu Q nagradah, XII SO bile raz-
pisane "a "Umne cebelarje'" To
je bilo nekaj zanj. Zgradil 81 je
bill cebelnjak kar sam. Res nj bill
to nikak poseben umotvor, ven
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
Nemsko okupocijo bilo 70
Froncijo drogo stvor

Francija je morala placati
Nemciji v dobi okupacije "a W.
drzevanje Hitlerjeve armada in
njegovih vojaSkih oblasti 946
milijard frankov. Cd tega bi
imela dobivati emo milijardo ma
mesec Italia, a Cd kar je ona
naSa "sobojevnica", 81 je naka-
zovala vso ocSkodnino ma racun
Francije nemSka oblast.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
Hladne sape

Jugoslovanske sape SO posta-
lie vsekako prehladne "a angle
Ske torije. PobeSenih nosov so
odpoklicali svojo vojasko misi-
10, Sc preden SO zaceli Rusi pro-
dirati prek Donave. In ker so Sc
porocila odondot zadnje case ta-
ko osuSila, ola jih skoro mic nj, Sc
nam nehote vriva misel, da lie
angleSka cenzura nemara zopet
ma delu.
Pa je re tako, da vcasih molk
vec pove, nego ploha besed. La
hko domnevamo predvsem to,
da SO Anglezi naposled lie prisli
ma dan S svojimi predlogi, pogo
il in morda zahtevami, pa so Sc
urezali. Titova zaeasna vlada
pae nj mogla pristati Ma kaksne
take kompromise, XII bi bill v
nasprotju z njenim V odresenje
Jugoslavije zacrtanim progra-
MON.
Tito je bill delavec sam. vi
del je vso bedo delavskega slo-
ia, in ker nj bill slep, je moral
opaziti tudi bedno zivljenje ma
kmetih. Zlepa Sc pac nihce ne
zatece h komunistom in njiho-
vim idejam, pa Sc tudi on nj.
Vlada pa, namesto da hi sku-
sala svojim ljudstvom pomaga-
tt, je pa z vsem fanatizmom To-
villa komuniste, XII so bill lie cd
raz sploSne nezadovoljnosti.
Tito in ostali graditelji move
J~ugoslavije vedo, kaj je tuji ka-.
pital! Vedo, da je bila "a pref
snje Wade skoro VISA industrial
V rokah delniSkih druzb, XII so
razpolagale S tujim kapitalom,
pa placevafe delavce najvec ia
ko, da je bio za z~ivljenje pre-
malo, "a smrt pa proved.
Vedo, da nj bila agrarna re-
forma nikoli dokraja izvedena,
tako da SO ostali najlepsi gozdo-
vi, najlepsa polja v tujih rokah,
nekateri kosi pa v "mrtvih'', to
je v cerkvenih rokah. Vedo, "a
kaj je bio narodno premozenie
skoroda ma nicli, sal je bilo tre-
ba podpirati cele trope domacih
parazitov in poleg Sc vsako leto
odsteti tezke m~ilijone tujcem,
XII Sc menda MISC zmenili, da Sc
tistega njihovega denarja drzi
ljudska kri.
Vedo nadalje tudi, da Angle
zem nj toliko do odreSenia Jugo-
slovanov, kolikor jim je do "od-
resenja" prirodnega bogastva,
skritega v jugoslovanski zemlii.
Pa Anglezem je morda i cd tie
strani hladno zapihalo v lica
Da, beden je bill industriiski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08

Y Nemciji Sc je pripetilo, da
je precej kapitalistov, XII SO Hit
lerja v pocetku najboli pomaga-
Ii spraviti ma krmilo, cd razoca-
rama zbolelo in 'nagloma" umr-
10. V Franciji Sc je pripetila "a.
oktobra enaka usoda avtnemu
magnatu Louisa Renaultu. V
jeci ga je zadela kap. v zaporu
je Gakal obravnave vsled svoie-
ga sodelovanja s Hitlerjem, pa
je sodnike smrt prehitela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
Dvestoteri

Pisec teh vrstic res ne We, kai
hi dejal. Prijatelji Proletarca so
Sc odlocili, da to ne DO krozek
"Dvestoterih', ampak "Tristo-
terih'! Pozdravljam to idejo, ne
samo ker je gmotna pomoc listu
v resnici potrebna, ampak cara
di odziva nash prijateljev. Ia
odziv je presegel - to moran
priznati, tudi mole Ioptimisticno
upanje. Ia tako velika zaupni-
ca naSemu Proletarcu mora ma
vdusiti tudi takega 'slenuha",
.kot sem JAZZ, da DO BODICE ma
10 boljSe delal. Vsem sodrugom,
prijateljem lista, Sc posebno pa
nasim zenskam, katere SO pri-
dino pomagale do uspeha tie KAN
panic, hvala, in zelim, da della
jo Sc nadalje, do "Tristoterih'!
O ruskem relifu tudi danes
nimam mic porocati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08

sveta nevarna lie ia ali ona stranka, n. pr, da mu je nevarna re-
pubhkanska, docim ga demokratska Scni in gradi podlago zani.
Kadar Sc gre "a interese, "a start red, ali "a sedanji monopolisti-
chi kapitaizen, XII ga v sepilne namene oznaeujejo "a free
enterprise, sta ODE stranki emo.
In TAXI bosta tudi pc teh voitvah, kar DO z lahkoto spoznal
tudi politicni odbor Go. Ako DO hotel imeti veliavo v politiki. ne
samo v volllnlh kampanjah, Sc DO moral odlociti "a svojo "a
|delavsko stranko S socialstenim programom. Trositi denar "a
candidate privatnih privilegijev je nesmiselno, ker ga lahko oS
bogatih zadosti dobe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
Kitajska

Odpoklic ameriskega genera
la Josepha A. Stilwella je anne
riski publiki koncno pojasnil to,
kar je vedel vsak, XII Sc je sal
malo brigal, kaj Sc dogaja zad-
MIA leta ma daljnem vzhodu. v
tel koloni je bio re veckrat
omenjeno, da Chang KaiSek nj
tisti veliki patrioticni kitaiski
demokrat, kot ga je nam slikalo
mescansko easopisje, ampak ma
walden kitajski "war-lord", ka-
teremu je lie ma tenn, da Sc ohra-
nj KltajskO v fevdalnem staniu,
a zunanjemu svetu Sc 10 pokaze
V demokraticnem sijaju. Ceprav
81 .je Ciang Kaisek ogrnil phase
Sunjatsena, oceta kitajske revo-
lucije, nj on nikdar korakal DO
njegovi poti. To We vsak, kdor
je lie malo studiral zgodovino
kitajske V zadnjih petnajstih lie.
tin. Vdova pokoinega revolu-
cionarja, XII je sestra Nine. Kali
SEX, je re zdavno pretrgala vse
stike Z MIN. Isto je storila We
Gina drugiht naprednih Kitajcev.
'Njegov glavni cilj je unicenje
kitajskih sovjetov in milne ar
mode, katera mu je pc njego-
VEN mnenju boil nevarna kot
pa so mu Japonci. V ia namen
je incl YES cas- boja z Japonci
svoje najboljse armada - ma
meji kitajeskih sovjetov, kateri
stejejo nekako 70 do 80 miliio-
nov prebivalcev. S to blockade
Jill je popolnoma odrezal cd
ostalega sveta. Sele zadnje case
ga je ameriska vlada primorala
blockade nekoliko omiliti ter do
voliti par ameriskim casnikar-
jem dostop v tie do tedaj prepo-
vedane dezele. Isto tako je anne
riska vlada zahtevala cd MEGA,
da Sc sporazume S kitaiskimi
komunisti ter ODE enem zdruze-
ME vseh kitajskih armad "a boj
skupnemu sovrazniku.
kaisek je preceJ obljubil ali
malo izpolnil. Kot izgleda, DO
Sc precej movie IL Kitajske.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
JOSKO OVEN:
RAZGOvOR1

Politieni BOZ je koncan. Ko
bodo tie vrstice priobcene, DO IL
id re znan. Ali nekaj je gotovo.
Sc nikdar, kar Sc spominjam, nj
bill BOZ "a predsednisko mesto
tako umazan kot je bill letos.
Hearstov -"Chicago-American
.pravi v stevilki z dine 80. okto-
bra, v clanku RED Plot to Seize
u. S. Laid to PAlC" sledece:
Washington, Oct. 30.-A for
NAL report by the House I'M
American activities committee
in effect today that the
New Deals Political Action
Committee plans a revolution
airy coup on election day to
the American people I'M
der a Communist Dictatorship
clanek je dolg ter pojasnuje, da
lie to mnenje razglasil posebno
senator Robert r. Reynolds il
North Caroline. Hearst sploh
.skusa prekositi Sc cello skrne-
cfkasko Tribune. Upam,
da Sc bodo delavci vendarle kaj
naucili il ltega lboja.
v Evropi sc cisti
Roliticno Sc v Evropi polago-
ma (cisti. Vedno jasnejse posta-
ia tudi tistim, kateri SO imeli alb.
solutno vero Y zapadno demo-
kracijo, da &c ljudstvo samo ne.
ukrene drugaee - DO ostalo ia
ko kot je bilo-po starem. Kdor.
ne verJame, maj pogleda ma CIR.
kjer skusa Anglia Pc vsei
sill usiliti Grkorn kralja, katere-
ga nocejo. Kaj pa Spanija? Dru-
go "a drugim Sc dvigajo taxa.
vpraSanja, katera Sc hoce reSiti
ma Hdober start nacin''. " Itali-l
il Sc Sc Vedno baranta S starimi
.fasisti, kateri SO pred kratkim
obrnili svoje suknje, docim Sc
prave demokrate poriva v kot.
Tudi ma Jugoslavijo so re ma
pravili silovit pritisk, Ga mai "
imenu sporazumnega sodelova-
MIA in zdruzitve = ,ostane 90
starem. Edino vpliv Rustic ter
nekompromisni karakter marsa-
la Tita je to deloma preprecil.
Zastonj je misliti, da hi toriii
dali now Evropi revolucionaren
znacaj. Tega 81 DO morale ljud-
stvo Same dati.
10 to pisem, ma bojnem poliu
nj velikih sprememb, izvzemSi
lid pomorske bitke pri Filipi-
NH. Ma vzhodnem Pruskem Sc
vrse strahoviti boji. Ma Ceskem.
Ogrskem in v Jugoslaviji so ma
Sc armada precej napredovale.
In Budimpesta je obkoljena. Ali
kakor sedaj izgleda, Sc DO voina
Evropi nadaljevala Sc v pri-.
hodnjem letu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
Ma bojiscih veIiko
~reporteriey

Ma raznih bojiscih ie sedaj
lit ameriskih casniskih poroee-
valcev in SO angleskih. Angle
Ski dominjoni pa Jill imajo SO,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-08
PR0SvETNA MATICA

v fond Prosvetne matice so vpla-
Gala drustva, klubi JSZ in druge
o~rganizacije v juliju, avgustu in
1914 kot sledi: