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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
MISSB. LEVERS
ELECTED HEAD,
RAINBOW GIRLS

Regular meeting of the Juneau
Rainbow Assembly was held Satur-
day afternoon at the Masonic Tenn
iple, with Margaret Clark, Worthy
Advisor, presiding. The main bust
ness conducted was the election OF
officers for the new term, with the
following being elected or appointed
to stations:
Worthy Advisor, Beverly LEVERS
Worthy Associate Advisor, Betty
Bennett; Charity, Alfredo Fleek
Hope, Evelyn Spain; Faith, Mary
| Sporting; Chaplain, Irene Williams;
Drill Leader, Esther George.
Love, Margaret Cochrane; Relig-
ion, Pat Sey; Nature, Gloria Gud-
hranson; Immortality. Pat Davis
Fidelity, Mary Jean Sofoulis; Pa
triotism, Bonnie McNabb; Service
Marilyn Jewett; Musician, Roma
Fargher,
Choir Director, Lois Haired; Con-
! fidential Observer, Grace Satko;
Gutter Observer, Claire Olson; Flag
/ Bearer, Caroline Hynes; Standard
Bearer, Diane Hunsbedt; Keeper
Of Jewels, Phyllis Turner; Page, Joy
| Wester
/ Choir: Gloria Maxi, Harriet
Maurstad, Lily Ann Maurstad, Joan
NOVEL;, Mary Avoian, Virginia de-
Ganahl, Lorene Krause, Claire
Folta, Sheila MacSpadden, Clarice
Green, Neva Downs, and Mae Cuth-
bert.
Installation of officers will be
held Saturday May 18th, at
o'clock in the evening, !, and i al
friends of Rainbow Girls are COR
daily invited to attend the service
Following the installation ceremon-
les there will be a dance for Ram.
bow Girls and their invited guests
Girls who wish invitations may OBJ.
tain them during school hours from
Miss irene Williams, or evening.
from the Mother Advisor. The in.
vitations must be presented at tn,
door. The All Girl Orchestra ha.
been engaged for the evening
Two girls were elected to mem.
l'ership, and initiation will take
place on May goth, with the new
officers performing the work.
Announcement was made that the
I Grand Assembly meeting which hao
previously been set for June 19tl
and goth, had been postponed {
week and would be held June 25
rs and 81, at Wenatchee. Wash.
ington. Girls who expect to be IL
Washington during the latter par
OF June and who might be able te
attend the meeting should make
known their plans, to the Mothel
Advisor as soon as possible. II
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
Emma Nelson Is
Chosen May Queen
By Popular Vote

Emma Nelson was chosen May
Queen of the local USO BY con-
siderable majority of the service
vote and presided at the monthly
formal dance Of the USO held last
Saturday evening in the Scottish
Rite Temple. Servicemen Leslie
Swanson and Ted Chresand had
the honor of escorting the Queen to
the throne to receive a floral crown
and corsage Twenty-Five ESQ
girls competed for the honor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
JUNEAU W0MAN'5
HUSBAND IS FLYING
IN SOUTH PACIFIC

HEADQUARTERS, 18th AAF
SOUTH PACIFIC, Gene G. Romine
of Juneau, Alaska, recently was
promoted from private first class tt
corporal and placed on active flying
status as an aerial motion picture
eameraman with combat camers
unit of the 18th AAF. ~ 4
He is now flying regularly and
makes frequent missions over JAP
anese infested territory in the South
Pacific.
Corporal Romine is the son ol
Mrs. Edna K. Romine of San Fran
cisco, California. His wife, ms
June Robinson Romine, lives Hi
Juneau. ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
new 5ElfCTIvE
SERVICE PROGRAM
BEING DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON, May 8. = The
Selective Service is putting on the
finishing touches to new program
for clarifying the status of men over
rs years OF age and will probably
announce it by the end of the
week.
The program is being discussed
with all State Draft Directors at
conferences here and it is expected
to give men definite idea when
and whether they are to be called
and to define the standards of oc-
cupational deferments more clearly.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
Suzy VIM Arrives
6 To Spend Vacation

Miss Suzy VIM, having COM
pleted her sophomore year at the
University of British Columbia at
Vancouver, has arrived in Juneau
to spend the summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Bess VIM. A
graduate of Juneau High School,
Miss VIM is we'll known here. She
has accepted position with the
Alaska Transport Service at the
support for the summer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
SMASHING
RAILROADS.,
AIRDR0kE5
Continued from Page one)

in which 1900 planes have partici-
pated
Railyards hit were at Liege, near
the German border, Thiomville in
France and Metz City in Luxem-
bourg
Medium Marauders OF the Ninth
Air Force, which like Fortresses and
Liberators flew on two missions yes
terday, joined 20 light bombers in
the attacks this forenoon.
Following up the tremendous
morning blows, Ninth Air Force
Havocs this afternoon rained ex-
plosives on the rail yards at Aers-
chot, Belgium, 80 miles northeast of
Brussels.
Six bombers and seven fighters
failed to return from the morning
flight
Fighter pilots said scant opposi-
ton was offered and only five en-
emy aircraft were shot down.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
WdunaIee Suess /.
Here for Summer

Waunalee Suess, daughter of Mrs
Robert Coughlin, who was gradu-
ated from the Juneau High School
last year has returned to Juneau
for the summer to keep house fol
Bob. She has been attending the
Multnomah Junior Normal School
IN Portland. Mrs. Coughlin is re-
naming in the south for medical
treatment. 81
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. May 9. Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is SIS, American Can 86,
Anaconda 25as, Bethlehem Steel So,
Curtiss-W Wright 51s, International
Harvester '72i2, Kennecott 30A
North American Aviation. 8ls, New
York Central 1sss Northern Pacific
14s, United States Steel 52A.
Dow, Jones averages today are as
follows: Industrials, 1859; rails,
1905; utilities, 22.65.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09

Marauders later in the day at
tackled military detectives in the
coastal area across the English
Channel and fresh fleets of bomb
ers and fighters were in the air
roaring over the Channel early this
evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
FAIRBANKS WELFARE
REPRESENTATIVE HERE

George w. Louden, Representa-
tive of Child welfare Services with
the Territorial Department of Pub
lie Health, arrived by plane yester-
day from his headquarters at Fair
banks.
Louden expects to confer in Ju-
neau with Territorial officials for
about week before returning to
the interior.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
MONDAY PRICES

Closing quotation of Alaska Ju-
neau mine stock Monday was SIS
American Can 87s, Anaconda 25l5
Beech Aircraft 8ls, Bethlehem
Steel 58ss, Curtiss Wright 5, Inter-
national Harvester 72ls, Kennecott
305s, North American Aviation as,
New York Central 17ai, Northern
Pacific Is, United States Steel 52A
Dow, sJones averages Monday were
as follows: industrials 1885, rails
1902, utilities 1884.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
CULBCRTSONS PURCHASE
DUFRESNE RESIDENCE

Capt. j. Steele Culbertson, USA,
Special Assistant Coordinator of the
Fish and Wildlife Service, has pur-
chased the Frank Dufresne resi-
dence on Main Street. Mrs. Gull
bertson and their two Children, Sara
Ann and John Steele, Jr., recently
arrived here from the East Coast.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
EASTERN STARS

Juneau Chapter No. Tuesday
May at 8 o'clock Regular business
meeting.
ALICE BROWN,
adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
ST. Margaret Guild
ToMeet Tomorrow

Members OF st. Margaret Guild
OF Holy Trinity Cathedral wifi
meet tomorrow night at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. j. c. Ryan.
1l2 West Ninth Street. All mem
bers are requested to attend. an
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
GEORGE MORGAN is
HERE FROM SITKA

NFLhtL NOlU 81 M
George Morgan, manager of the
Columbia Lumber Company mill at
Sitka, arrived in Juneau today. He
is staying at the Baranof Hotel. I
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09
HERE FROM KETCHIKAN

Mort Hansar and Howard Beginner
and are registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-09

GEORGE CRANES IN TOWN
George CRANES, of the Anchorage
Grill in Anchorage, has arrived here
and is registered at the Baranof.a
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adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
Returning Pilots
Tel! of March

Continued from Page ID
ending stream of line upon lire Of
Lots flanding craft tanks escort
ed by corvetteS and PIT boats.
IT felt like you could almost look
down and see the anxious grins
on the infantrymens faces" Locke
said
1--WE were never attacked by en-
my aircraft, although the flax
was terrific" he said.
Second Lieutenant Marion Ben
son, %, Des Moines. Ia. who be-
came separated from Lccke's squad
ron, encountered another huge AL
lied armada consisting of hundreds
of transports, Lots and barges,
escorted by long line of battleships
cruisers and corvettes, with PIT
boats darting among the ships of
the convoy.
As he sighted it, the convey was
preparing TO swing toward the
French coast
THE channel waters we're fairly
calm" Benson said, "and the boats
bounced along as if they were only
crossing the Hudson river. They
were constantly patrolled by war
ships and many of them toWed bar
rage balloonS."
Second Lieutenant Edward r.
Gaudet, %, Somerville, Mass, said,
I'VE flew along looking for trouble
but there was nothing moving in
that area Of France-not even a
single train. We sighted one two
engined bomber but it ducked
away"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
Occupied Lands
Get Arms Coll

LONDON. Pl-Genera Eisenhower personally broad
people of western Europe through
Allied
landing made this Tuesday
Of Allied
Is concentrated United Nations
made conjunction with
I have Although the
made country the
hour liberation is approaching.
patriots, men, old part TO
in To members of resistance
outside
low the instr received
resistance
needlessly
I'm the hard discipline
rcsra
tiizcps of France proud To have under
gallant Fighting
a worthy liberation nd
I emphasis to
of other occupied
being of help
in the critical hour BE patient
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
How This Land
Acted" When
D.Day Arrived
Continued from Page l.
anne. everything went on as usual.

came, every LIllllS Wellt vi do uouo4'
SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 6.
cUPD-This invasion day marks
certainly the most solemn hour in
the history of our country, but we
have no doubt as to the ultimate
outcome. Gov. Earl Warren told
the United Press.
All we can do here at home"
sale Warren, who has been select
ed keynoter at the Republican ma
tional convention, SIS send over
all we can, and pray for the safety
of those in the battle
TACOMA, Wash, June 6. tUP)
e. NJ Eisenhower. Tacoma attor-
ney and brother of the supreme
allied invasion commander, said he
felt certain of the invasions sue
cess because Dwight never under
( took anything he couldn't finish
Il am as certain of success as l
am of anything he declared.
SEATTLE, June 6. (CP)-Grave-
yard shift workers at the Bocing
aircraft plant here, where more
than 5000 Flying FortreSses were
built to help pave the way for in
VaSion. heard news of the allied
landings over a public address syS-
tenn but made no demonstrations.
Everybody was happy about it
but they just went back to work,
maybe a little hare err than usual"
4 spokesman said.
VINCENNFS, Ind. June 9. CUP)
The historic bell of the old VIM
cennes Cathedral, which rang out
when the british surrendered to
Georee Rogers Clark more than a
century ago, announced the news
Of the invasion just before sunrise
md residents immet lately began to
FATHER in the church to pray be-
fore the candle-lit altar.
ALGIERS, June g. CUPD-French
ren end women Wept and embrace
ID each other on the street in front
If the Aletti hotel when news Of
.he allied landings in France was
announced
Tears Of joy strcamcC down their
checks.
LINTON, Ind, June 6. up
While the rest of the nation listen
ed incently for news of the inva-
sion this morning, Linton could
only sit and wait. The power gen.
orator blew out shortly after the
Invasion flash, cutting off the Lin
ton Citizens tcletype and all radios
i the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
Tokyo Declares
Axis Partner
Welcomes DAY.
CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from Page ID
es are linked with a network of
military roacs and are SO designed
as to give the fullest advantages
TO mobile operations in which the
German army undoubtedly is the
master.
ANY operations with the support
of these strongly fortified defense
lines will give German forces alb
Solute advantage of Inner line
operations At least 60 German div
isions of the German army are
concentrated in these defense
zones"
Tokyo ra6io frequently carried
brief German bulletins on the in
vaSion situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
GripshoIm Due
On This Side

NEW YORK, June 6. tUPl-The
exchange liner Gripsholm, complet-
ing its fourth repatriation trip. was
TO dock late Tuesday at Jersey City,
N. j., with 129 passengers, including
81 sick and wounded American
soldiers and six repatriated Ameri
can citizens, from Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06
LOAN FIRMS INDICTED

WASHINGTON, June 6. tUpD --
Thirteen cmall loan company chains
operating in % southern. southwest
ern and western states were in
dicted Tuesday by a San Antonio
Tex, federal grand jury on charges
of conspiring to fix interest rates
in violation of the Sherman anti
trust act, Attorney General Francis
Biddle announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-06

5'h War Loan starts June 18th
Buy more than before.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

dobe, "ker hi lie tratili cas-. Ma
to je odredil, da maj vsi tisti, XII
SO "a resolucijo, vstanejo. Okrog
1900 Timed $500 delegatov je
vstalo. Ko je Lewis oznanil, da
maj ~vstanejo tisti, XII SO proti
resoluciji, Sc Jill je odzvalo sa-
mo 400. Okrog 900 delegatov je
bio torej "nevtralnih'.
Dewey nj indorsiran
Dasi resolucija napada Roose-
velta "a sovraznika premogar-
jew in Deweyja "a prijatelja
njihne unije, nj V Mi nicesar,
pc cemer bi mogel KIDD trditi.
ola ga je konvencija indorsirala.
Priporocan je torej lie indi-
rektno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
Sc S. jih moniko, do BIO
kvoto 2OO-terih dosezeno

IL izkozo 200-terih v tel SteviIki je rozvidno, do
to komponjo uspevo toko dobro, kot o Mi v svoji
koIoni no 2. stroni ~u3otovIjo Josko Oven. Anton
Jonkovie Sc ie v Mi mocno ogIosiI, enoko v dopisu.
Fronk in Mary Ermenc il MiIwoukeejo pa sta po-
sIoIo po Sonsovem ~kongresu v CIeveIondu SIS V
skIod dvestoterih in $40 pa Joskotu Ovnu, do Jill
oddo ruskemu reIifu. OmeniIi smo re O prispeyote-
Ijh OBJ cosu Sonsoyego zboro v CIeveIondu, in 70
res, ogitotorji ProIetorco so bill veseEi.
Do steviIo 2O0-terih monko Sc So prispevoteIiev.
Nobenih pisem nj bio poslonih, mic drugego,
kot idejo, do Sc S toxic komponjo pricne, po nekoj
ogitocije v koIoni Joskoto Ovno in v drugih noticoh,
pc v dopisih, in stvor nopreduje.
Mordo DO zores uspelo Boise kot pricokovono,
kokor provi ovtor "Rozgovorov", in Boise, kokor je
prieokovol uprovnik, XII je dejoI, do brez osebnih
vobil brzkone ne BIO uspeho.
tel stevi!ki Sc je DO doIgem cosu oelosiI tudi
Mace zlemberger, eden izmed zodnjih zivecih pio-
nirjev il onih dni, ko Sc je ustonovlioIo ProIetorco
in JSZ, TODD il njegovego dopiso Sc zdi, do SO ga
mIodi Ijudie "drezoIi" ker poe ne vedo, koj ie moz
re storiI V svoiih p~rejsnjih letih dobrego z%onje.
Paul Berger v Chicogu ie OBJ priliki omeniI, do
bi on rod bill "dvestoteri", todo je doI syojo petoco
med prvimi. A eden DO moral biti med "zodniimi"
in teh je trebo Sc Sc. Sol ne deIo rozIike, kdoi
gIovno je, do 81 pridruzen v skupini.
Ko DO komponjo zokjueeno, bono seznom pri-
spevoteljev uredili Pc obecednem redu in ga znovo
objovili, do bodo vso imeno skupoj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
Proti preteci brezposeInosti Sc nc naertov

Vojna industrial polagoma
pojema, ker Sc pricakuje, da BIO
vojne v Evropi kmalu konec in
ker je razne municije in drugih
voinih potrebscin veliko v zalo-
gah.
Vsled tega je bilo v mnOgih
tovarnah vsled znizanih ali pa
preklicanih vladimir narocil cd
puscenih vec sto tisoc delavcey,
v nekaterih pa SO skrajsali de-
lavnik.
Kcliko DO brezposelnih, ko DO
vojne konec, seveda sedaj tocno
nihGe ne We. Odvisno je cd tega,
kako nitro Sc bodo razne tovar-
ne opremile "a civilno produk-
clio. Vendar pa SO uradniki
unij, industrije in merodajnih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
.Zveza slovenskih zupnij Sc ~oglasila pri
zvezni vladi z apelom proti partizanom

Zvecer II. sept. je odpotova-
la ma poset k uradnikom state
departmental deputacija sloven-
skin zupnij, da zahteva pravice
"a Slovenijo, a glavni MEN ma
men pa je bill ameriske vladne
kroge prepricati, da partizani v
Sloveniji MISC drugega kakor te-
ror, in pa da osvobodilno giba-
ME. pod vodstvom Sansa med
ameriskimi Slovenci nj vecin-
sko, ampak skrajno manjsinsko
gibanje.
Deputacija je zgresila svoi
namen, ker ameriSka vlada,
konservativna kot je, in ceprav
je v drzavnem departmental
vpliv katoliSke dobrohotece or
ganizacije CIVIC zelo mocan,
vendar tam narod govori in Sc
bori proti Hitlerju, docim Sc
zveza slovenskih zupnij pc "a
igrani svoji taktiki bavi samo S
partizani in z njihnimi "razboj-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
Ko zahtevamo, da narodi
sami od|ocai 10 Q obliki
vlad, kai misIimo $ tenn?

6orne je vozno vprosonje. Tisti, ki 90 nam DO
udo1oJo s~tolsGo, do nimomo provice uresvoti Sc
vnotronje zodeve drugih Ijudstev in jim pomogoti
pr lzblronju BODICE oblike njihnlh vod, pozabljojo,
do to deIojo zoto, ker zele, do ostone vse toko, ko-
kor Je bio. Do ljudstvo ostone ekonomsko zosuz-
memo, ker &c nina gospodorske svoBode, mu tudi
polItcn0, kI ostone v tenn suGoju zgoJ ma popirju,
k0j prldo ne hosne.
Kodor nam nosi kritiki pihojo V useso, do mai
Sc ne bri gomo "a norod ' storem kroju, Ges, dovo-
lite mt, do 81 20 svoji wolff izbere slstem, vkakrsnem
hoce zveti, mislijo, do govore d%emokrptGGno. Nam
rec, e tisti misIijo toko, ki SO ZAVEDENI. A gIovni
PromoterJi tego geslo pa prov dobro vedo, do lie &c
ne, DO pomoGI demokr0tiGnim elementom Cd zunoI
bodo "ponizoni in roZzojeni" ostoli tudI v BODICE
ma dnu.
Y ltoIiji obIjubjomo ljudstvu p%rovico, do 81 BIO
lohko SAM odloGiio obIiko svoje Wade. Nj Sc mai
torej V italIjonske n~otronje zodeve mic ne umeso-
vono. A med tenn Gitomo, do je zoveznisko vrhovno
ob[os Vzela pod svoje propogondistiGno in tenn
seVedo pod finonGno okrije pet gIoWnih itoIijonskih
dnevnIkoV in pa mnogo reVj ter tednkov.
llst listi-bodisi socloistiGni, komunistiGni in
drugL kI MISC deeznI pod pore cd AMG, S subvenci-
onlmi Iisti NE MOREJO TEKMOVATI. In subvan-
cIronI IistI ustyolojo lovno mnene y ItoIJi toko,
kotIe vseG. KAPITAL|ZMU in AT1KANU,
Kodor Sc DO so "a bodoto obIiko Jugoslovije,
sam izreGe, koj hoGe, q med tenn bodo re doIqo pref
de!ovoIi med MIN interest cerkvo, pa AneIije, kc-
pItollzno, in Vsi drugl to Sc provi, priVilegironi sIoji
vs., ki .imojo denor, GQsopisje, rodiopostoje, sod
nike %ofoznike, jeGe in moe.
Notogo IN doznost iugoslovonskih socioIistov v
Anerlkl le, do Pomogojo V Jugosoviji ONlM1 XII
HOCEJO RES DEMOKRATICNO, FEDERATWNO,
SOCIALISTICNO UREJENO JUGOSLOVANSKO
REPUBuIKO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

vladimir odelkov soglasno mne-
MIA, da DO stevilo nezaposlenih
delavcev segalo v milijone. Lee
da vsakdo navajo svojih ugi-
banjih drugacne stevilke.
Eni menijo, da DO brezposel-
nth okrog Is milijonov, drugi
pa Sc opirajo ma nizje ali pa Sc
ma vecje Stevilke.
DejstvO je, da je problem brez-
poselnosti spet tn, da Sc o ME-
mu veliko razpravlja, in da nj
proti MENU Sc nobenega izdat-
mega nacrta. Eden, XII bi veliko
zalegel, je bill v kongresu zavr-
zen. Industriji Sc tudi mic ne
mudi, da bi kaj storila, kar je
razumljivo. Delodajalci 81 NAM
rec cd brezposelnosti obetajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

niki", XII "plenijo, pozigajo in
more" pc ''lepi slovenski de-
zeli".
To, da 81 je deputacija izvoje-
vala avdijenco v drzavnem de-
partmentu, je vredno upoSte-
vati.
V Mi so bill Rev. Louis Baz-
mix, Rev. Francis Baraga, An
ton Grdina in FIR. M. Jakisic. Nj
hce izmed teh nj kakSna naro-
dina velicina, a S svojimi izkazili
so pricali, da zastopajo do
malaga ''vse ameriske Sloven-
ce" in pa da je narod tam "v
ogromni vecini proti komuniz-
mu" in S tenn roper partizane.
Manifest, XII so ga predlozili
vladi, SO podpisali msgr. Vitos
Hribar, kanonik John j. Oman
in msgr. B. ]. Ponikvar.
Deputacija je predlozila z
ozirom ma zdruzeno Slovenijo
enake zahteve, kakor jih je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

velike koristi. Delavci bodo spet
pohlevni in BOZ proti unijam BIO
lahka stvar. Pricakujejo, da Jim
bo enc mogoce popolnoma uni
citi, posebno ker Sc bo morale
milijone delavcev seliti v iska-
nju della il raznih municiskih
centrov v druge kraje.
Posamezne drzave Sc "a brez-
poselne tudi MISC nikoli veliko
brigade, in sedanji kongres je z
odklonitvijo Kilgorovega nacr-
ia pokazal, da nina Ia to vpra-
SAME nobenega smisla in ne ma
klonjenosti do delavcev. Dali
DO bodoci kaj boljSi, je odvisno
cd volilcev prihodnjega novem-
bra.
Unije hi sicer lahko napravile
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
Testing Europe"
ma vseh
in kraiih
PO 6. JUNIJU "A NACuE SAM cRNI
DNEVI. - PORAZI NEMCEV MA ZAPADNI
FRONTI.- PREMlRJE z RUMUNUO,
BOLGARlJO IN FINSKO. - KONEC BLIZU

zele, da jim izdajalec Laval, "a
govornik in koloborator S FASH
nom re V %predvojni dobi, pride
v roke.
Posledice okupacije DO Fran
CHA Sc dolgo trpela, a skode vs.
led vojne pa ina pc porocilih
novinarjev mani, kot pa Angli-
ia, kjer SO nemSki bombniki IL
vrSili veliko razdejanja. Fran
coske politicne stranke sedai
spet delujejo in tekmujejo med
sabo "a cimbolj strategicne po-
zicije v vladi in V drugih poll
ticnih uradih.
Oh enem pa VISA Francija, z
de Gaulleom ma celu, DELUXE, da
bi 10 zavezniki, to je angleSka
in ameriSka vlada spet PRIMAL
"a enakopravno silo.
image ma vzhodni 'front.'
Cd kar dosega zavezniska ar
mazda toliko triumfov ma zapadu
je v ameriskem tisku zanimanje
"a vzhodno fronto precej pone-
halo. Naravno, ola je ameriSka
javnost boil interesirana "a til
sta bojiSca, ma katerih Sc zaga-
MIA v sovraznika naSa armada.
Toda bitke ma vzhodnih boil
seth Sc vrSe Sc vedno V prav
tako ogromnih oblikah kot so Sc
pred 6. junijem.
Rdeca armada prodira prot
Baltiku in ma juznem delu proti
Madzarski, S katero ie v vojni,
in proti cehoslovaski, da 10
osvobodi.
Tri kapitulacije
z ofenZivo V Rumuniii in OBJ
Baltiku je rdeca armada, sku-
Pho z zaveznisko diplomacijo
dosegla, da SO Sc tri dezele loci
lie cd zveze z Nemcijo, Turcija
pa IL nevtralnosti.
z Bolgarijo, S katero je bila
Russia V diplomaticnih stikih,
je rdeca armada S pomocjo no
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

ma merodajne faktorje mogocen
pritisk, to Sc pravi lahko, akO bi
bile enotne in zdruzene. Tako
pa Sc 1ahko zgodi, da BIO prihod-
MIA brezposelnost napravila Sc
hujSe ucinke, kakor Jill je pref
snja, in da bodo unije mislile ma
enotnost in zdruzenje, ko DO re
zelo kasno, &c ne prepozno. Pri-
Sic bodo oh milijone clanov in
oh pogodbe z delodajalci.
ReSiti problem brezposelnosti
nj nobena tezka stvar. &c je
nam mogoce vse zaposliti v vol
nj, hi iih bio Sc laglje mir
nih, normalnih cash, Seveda,
misliti hi morali pri tenn ma lju-
di, torej socialisticno, namesto
ma privatni profit.