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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
Vecne ure

Leta so prinaSala pozabljenje.
AleS in Rok sta odrasla. LIE me-
dlo sta Sc Sc spominjala pretek-
lih dni in ljudi. Ma Skofovem in
tia do FriSkovca so vstajale ma
polju move pritlicne hisice, spo-
cetka plano in raztreseno. v
Min SO Sc naselili ljudje IL me-
sta ter Streharjevi delavci. No
We prodajalne SO odpirali, move
krcme, pomocniki SO postajali
mojstri. Hostarjevi MISC Sc Cd
prodali nobenega koscka sveta
"a hiso, drugje pa je bio vedno
mani zemlje "a posevek.
Stare praznike, zegnanja so
obhajali kakor p~rejsnje case lie
v domovih oh cesti, kjer so Ii
veil Sc rodovi IL pamtidni. Lju-
die zadaj ma polju SO Sc shajali
med seboj ter Sc redkokdaj dru-
Z1l1 z On1m1 OBJ tarnl ceSt1. DeIaV-
CT so pill pc malih krcmah in pr
Pacu, kjer je pc ocetovi smrti
gospodarila Liza, razvijajoca Sc
v dekle tuje lepote. Men ostro
reZani obraZ, z lahno zaokroze-
no bradico in %majhnimi, vzvalo-
vanimi ustnicami je bill vcasih
skoro prozoren, vcasih pa tako
svez, kakor hi dihnila vanj to-
plota z juga, odkoder je bila
matt donna. Pri njej SO Sc shajali
vSi brez razlike, kakor pref. Va
bile SO Jill crne oci, polne cudnih
senc. Cello priletni mozje SO z
veseljem obcudovali goste svi-
lene lase. Marsikateri je menil:
"Kdo bi 81 mislil, da DO v tel po-
drtiji tako cvetela? Nevarna
zenskai"
Skoficka je umrla. Now zup-
nix je vedel, da Sc mu je ma
smrtni postelji izpovedala in OBJ
zalovala sovrastvo, XII il zavoljo
we're nj nikdar pocivalo v prsih.
Ljubila je svojega boga, pred
njegovo strogostjo je tako ire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

Ako kake Stevilke ne prejmete,
to pomeni, da 10 je poSta izgubila.
Pisite upravnistvu Pc drugo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

Stisnil Sc il je v narocje: "Ma-
ii, zakaj mi stric Luka MISC tega
pref povedali, tako sem Jill incl
rad"
'Da hi ii ne bill zalosten."
"Nic ne bi bill ~zalosten, Sc po-
magal bi jim. fli SO me imeli
radi?"
"Ales, sal YES, kako te je incl
rad"
Nenadno Sc je ozrl vanjo z
blestecim pogledom.
MAT me pa nj imela rada."
"Iimela, imela, AleS, pa je
umrla, ko 81 bill Sc cisto mai
hen"
Otrok je prepricevalno trdil:
mi me imela!"
"Zakaj, Ales?"
"Ce bi me imela rada, bi me
ne dala Skoficki."
"Gospod zupnik te je dial tia,
ker tt je dobro hotel. Tvoja matt
je re umrla."
Tisti hip SO Alesa polile solze,
vrgel Sc je v Marijino ~narocje in
krcevito je plakal: "Vas imam
tako rad!" je %jecljal, "vi ste
moja NATL"
Matere SO odprle oci in bedele
mad speco deco. Oblicja Sc MISC
izpremenila, ceprav jim je umr-
10 re toliko otrok. Mlada srca SO
1.-Two utripala v kamenitih tele-
sin in pricela SO spoznavati xiv
ljenje.
Evening star., 1944-02-09
SITUATIONS MEk.
SITUATIONS WOMEN,
so0KKEEPER-s -sTENoGRApHER, CT

BOOKKEEPER-STENO capable;
: years experience, desires permanent en-
goymsennta available Immediately; $50 week.
CAPABLE, refined white woman, good cook,
some house duties. take responsibility;
SHst CLERK -sTESoGRAPHER. s5. = years sec
retarial and administrative experience, $50
week. Box 291-Y, Star. TO-
COMPANION, lady or couple. o-ac. nurse,
SRGssMAR1NG. Hs Ak Cd designing, remodelins and
alterations; .reas. Miss Bert. 1880 Irving
rLEvxTok Fl Rx AD' ofEkaroR + AR ss eolored expert
ELDERLY LADY would like to come daily
and assist in preparing and serving break
3 three-block radius of Wisconsin and
Western ave. No remuneration necessary.
II interested write, sending full details,
IRwakRY II SfH isS0 sAIIEsLApy AIIES5LApy with an,around
ieweiiry repair estimator and lisht repair
ing; permanent; references. Box 275-Y'
WOMAN. colored, wants work IS "a waitress
or cook in restaurant. North 6245;
perience District 1890.
NURSE, undergraduat aged or chronic
cases, 10 or IL hr. duty: good references.
NURSE, practical, experienced. wants
work: adult cases, 6-day week, S35 week.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced part time
work. Hours, l to or 6. oxford 2l74.
TyPIsT desires work at home; 8 years
Sstat; typing experience Siieo o.. 93ns .,
WOMAN, colored. settled wants work
cleaning Offices or get dinner in afternoon
days work or by the hour. Phone North
Evening star., 1944-02-09
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neiehbor saws SC
and so will YOU when you have tried ton
Of this super richly fertilized and finely
ground black humus. Makes poor soils
GOOD and good soils better. Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass
trees, shrubs. roses. vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for, SIS ton, delivered. FERTII. MOSS;
shredded and fertillzed, splendid for mulch :
ing and feeding all types of shrubbery and
grass, 20 bushels delivered. SO. Lawns
seeded. repaired or reiuvenated. Beautiful
specimen eyergreenS, Towering shrubs fruit
and shade trees. myrtle and English ivy
the best ground cover. fine for shady
spots and banks; requires no care Color
ful naRStone walks. terraces, rock gar.
dens. lily ponds. outdoor fireplace drain
age mulchins, spraying, pruning and
transplanting. Free estimate. Lincoln
Evening star., 1944-02-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-One room. kit and bath. furr;
or unturn; vicinity, of Dupont Circle Can
REsPoNsIBLE married couple in Govern
ment service wants by FEB one-nec
ton or nearby Arlington. Phone Dl. SS2'
STABLE OR GARAGE. with living quarter,
upstairs, Incl KIT. and bath, TO settled re-
sponsibie couple, both employed Box
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER and wife desir.
small furnished apartment, private bath:
nice neighborhood. within half hour OF
s1sE ketS lsTn:hed SHT a"t4 srar
woodrow wilson High ,sc5ool: Governmen.
employe wife, tw99 children high school
SETTLED Ho9d CouPLE. E. both employed. deside,
apt NV. larse NV -bedrm., kitchen PRIV.
turn. apt, : bedrooms, ali utilities; Mass.
references Write Box aa3-x, Star,
area Sv do room e2eed. snd shos Ns
l5I6 A. P; Rasin. 1909 Int. Rev. Rlds:
MAJOR AND WIFE desire attractively
completely private. Tel. Taylor ll3s.
$50 to noon. lo'
WANTEp-2- bedroom apartment with pri-
yse bath in soed legation NV pTefera5ls ,s.
s4o6 Ext TT 5aG5. 90 "'''"s''" 10!
TWO employed ladies desire three rooms
and bath, furnished or unfurnished in
sci SCI, Vicinity Fsirtax Village preferred.
SfsfoNsiBLE Si aSSSB Io4a confE stsT want furnished
apartment in modern apartment build
ing bedroom, living room, kitchen. bath:
pancy: no children: no pets; references.
FAMILY OF 2 refined adults want fur
bldg, in NV. section also will be inter-
ested in purchasing furniture from pri-
cSse pdrty on i apt is aSsilabe refs ex
STUDIO ROOM, bath. kitchenette, furn.
apt sPt in INV NV. I section, siasle gent; Y. to
TWo LADIES s0h IN mode moderate nsas circumstances,
seek unfurnished apt. or small house. with
bedrooms, large living room. fireplace
and bath. Accessible to 18th and E NV.
1TWo- -REDRooM unt apartment or noor
NV: permanent residents Dupont 6o15
FuRN, E1JsS APT APT, ! room; kit; and bath: b.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN. young. H I'm in Gov
ernment. desires centrally located one
SadbR o in
N.w.-,Completely furn. apt. wanted. in
BOYD betv IS. Ma. Ds71 s7ls, anea EXT e.. i II.
OR ROOMS. furnished or semifur-
nished Navy officer and wife; no children
or pets; Dupont Circle area. Box 323.Y.
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires
| or oedrm apt, fur. or unfur., NV. only.
Mo. or yr. rental. CO. 1000, Ext. 3OS-F
west section. wanted in modern bldg. by
woman physician; phone essential: March
lst occupancy. Give telephone number.
Box 252-V Star. 12h
| TWO NAVAL OFFICERS TO WHOM RENT
PRICE IS NO CONSIDERATION WANT
| A WELL FURNISHED AIR-CONDITIONED
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH
MAID SERVICE, WITHIN WALKING Dis
TANCE OF NAVY BUILDING. BOX 2s7-
Y, STAR. 1ns
COLORED-Two rooms, kitchenette. NV.
section. Call Inez. RE. 039S after !: m.
fCouPtrE. eolored. with one child. wishes
! or z room apsrtment. furnished or un-
Evening star., 1944-02-09
FARM & GARDEN

MANURE, rotted mixed, $50 for 90
bushels, delivered. We can pillow your
Victory garden. Phone WA. 1893.
MANURE; finest for Victory garden; 25c
per bushel Phone RE. 47l4
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years young
er than ordinary varieties you can now
have luscious jumbo-size fruits. tree-riDen :
ed. freshly picked" for the table or mar
ket: supply limited, order early. Phone Ii
239a for Stark Bros. Nurseries or write
Howard Downey. Washington .. D. C.
GARDEN TRACTOR, used, power drive
Write J. Q. Whitley. 300 Adams st n e.
ZOpe nr
Evening star., 1944-02-09
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

IRISH SETTER and cocker spaniel puppies
pedigreed, registered; reasonable priced
Call Rockville 800.
BEAGLES, show and field winners, A. K C
registered; group of 10, pups and mstured
Bradley 0036.
REDBONE COON HOUND for sale. Priced
$50 TR. O245.
BOXER, fawn colored. female, highly ped
lgreed: reasonable. 1898 M st. NV. NJ
sCoTTIE PUPS, wks.: ped: champs
line; reg, A. X. c.: 3 males. $50 ca;
female, S35. Healthy, friendly pets. Ii
1923 after g.
BEAGLES, dogs and puppies. Call after
& pm, Ashton 1923
IRISH TERRIERS. S25-S35. CHOW. $40
COLLIES, FEMALES. $3.50 COCKER
S.5-S35, Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave
Evening star., 1944-02-09
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

FAMILY cow. now fresh; low-priced for
quick sale. Call Mr.. Mehrina, WI. 1925
evenings
PONY, stallion. brown and white, S95.
C.. d. Thrall, Gulford rd. Jessup Md
left OF Dixie Pig" which is 3 mi. beyond
Laurel on Wash. Baltimore blvd.
Evening star., 1944-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

over 500 cash weekly business; must Sed sell
or H, eYafnenins Minonita Atfy fynS RE- ssS aSeo
DRY CLEANER, having own plant. doine
hotel or store: downtown pref. viii con-
sider part Of store; Box I35-x: Star
coLoRED RE REsTAuRASr 1s..s wanted in, nice
TpWSah0h TWo rm. 9al Ink hi 'qoo looming houses near
Navy Yard; 81 200; S4O0 down, Thurm g.
Silver; aoS 10th St. NV, Ma 1854; g.
meats or vegetables well equipped; large,
clean stock; hours, So pm; closed Sun
days and h9liaasys; no delivery; low % ,, over
s VIZ Prce, 81 '5oooo; at least s6eo
Iss1 IsS5ard n5{'SSsI KsSIsp s5s5 y and audSoT
BEAUTY AND BARBER sHop-Expen,
sey Ressssse1 seuppsd a W 4h Is Sa sheap g5ao
HARRISON Bros. g sais is'" i4th tn sT s~ NV.
Cleaning Establishment for Fl years.
furniture: $500 down; balance 8 mos; must
Fl FIVE HaFssn AND ZEN TfS ssS stan mixed tsaae lad
large stock; doing large business; fine ap-
.aring; large store; illness FORCES sacri-
bEcnrRssfN is fa SssmS so5% IouHrAITSsr
two large schools: fine business; price
reasonable; terms. Box 362-Y. Star.
RO0MING HOUSE, end st. Sc, few doors
from Penn; ave: 13 rooms. 3 baths; S1OO
gent; $1,000: terms. Edwin L. Ellis, 1910
Vermont ave, Rm. o17, RE. $40.
ROOMING HOUSE AT DUPONT CIRCLE:
y rooms. ga baths, GARAGE: rent only
300; income quoted 1857 and owner
APARTMENT; newly redecorated; price,
k2, 800; easy terms.
THURM l. SILVER
soS 10th st. NV. ! MA. 1854.
Evening star., 1944-02-09
APARTs. FURh. OR UNFURh

1888 nth ST. N.W.-Three rooms. kitch-
en-. semipvt. bath, ami reasonable
EX 9"97 o.
TWO APIS. ! st floor, ! room and k. and
rooms and K and breakfast porch
lovely yard. Monthly rental or lease
3S r. !. ave. NV. CO. 1897
WILL TRADE. subject TO landlords ap-
decorated $40, vicinity Scott Circle, fol
or room. kitchen and bath apt. ir
northwest. Box 251-X, Star
Evening star., 1944-02-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by experts: easy
parking a specially. permit secured; dual
controlled car RA. 1884.
SPANISH taught efficiently by native. lady
instructor; also business and social in
terpreting Phone AID. 291a. To-
QUICK review courses in shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines,
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1aI3 F st. MA. c3;5S
SPANISH-Natlve teachers: conversational
method: beginners, advanced student;
small groups Senor Ramos Republic 3nI6.
Evening star., 1944-02-09
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIC

GIRL, colored. wants job taking care of
apt; one child; no cooking; Sc. or ne
Lincoln $3.50.
GIRL col, reliable chambermaid or wait
ress; pvt home; go home nights; $50 Wk,'
Carfare: no Sun. DU. $3.50.
GIRLS. ,, wish work, any kind, after 2
o'clock: experienced. DU.. 1853.
WOMAN. colored, wants DAYS work three
davs a week Executive sos.
WOMAN, colored. for part or full time
cleaning and light cooking. Phone De-
catur 1893,
WOMAN, colored, wants lob, cleaning
once: near l7th and K SITS. NV. Call
ME. 6fl4
WOMAN. white. reliable. middle aged. in
small family plain cook; stay nights; ref
srences. Boy nS5-Y. Star. l0'
Evening star., 1944-02-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MINISTER and wife desire transportation
10 Sarasota, Fla, Feb. IA: Will share exx
penses or pay fat rate. Taylor 9635. q
LEAVING FOR MEMPHIS, Tenn, Thurs
CAV; can take two passengers; share ex'
penSe: ref. eXch. UN. 4S49. 9.
from Silver Spring 10 Baltimore through
Laurel and along Baltimore blvd: works
: m. to $50 pm. Shepherd S775.
DRIVING To RALEIGH, North Carolina
m U. S. No. ], Thursday, Feb. 10. 1914
can take 3 or 4 passengers. CHI. 223S.
MAN wants rider to Los Angeles. Calf. to
share eXpnses and driving: leaving 18th
or 18Th. Box 3G1-Y. Star. IO'
Evening star., 1944-02-09
ApARIMEhIs SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED ROOMS and bath, pvt.
entrance. auto. heat, elec. refg.: $50.
340S 43rd ave, Colmar Manor, Brentwood,
Md. (UnfuTnished, S35.J
YOUNG WOMAN TO share apt. in small
modern house, nearby Arlington. Your
own rm st and Constitution buses.
Phone Miss TAYLOR. MA. 6635 or CHI. 4l4s.
Evening star., 1944-02-09

REFINED WOMAN desires comfortable
furn. room in ne. privileges. $50 monthly.
would care for child evenings. MI. 2939.
NAVAL ENLISTED MAN. permanently sta
toned, desires room and bath. private
home or apt; northwest section. Box
2S4-Y, Star IL
LADY WISHES ROOM and bath near the
WeStcheSter Or0way O4bS
Evening star., 1944-02-09

CHILDREN'S NURSERY, very unusual, on
historic 150-acre estate, near D. c., on
struction by college woman, Fresh milk
eggs, etc. References Adams 3l4O
Evening star., 1944-02-09
POULTRY r. EGGS

IS N. HAMPSHIRE RED 9-mo. old laying
pullets, $3.50 each: so White Leehorn
pullets, So so. c. D. Thrall, Guilford I'd ,
JesSup, Md, left of Dixie Pig" which is
3 mi beyond Laurel on Wash -Balto blvd
Evening star., 1944-02-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SELECT POSITIONS.
gtenog. a., Is daily S35-S5O wk
French Eng stenog ID - 200 mo
Typjsts (o0) fD S3O-S:S5 wk
Rookkeeper a. double entry $40 wk
Accountants IN. and ~ S40-S50 wk. UP
Drivers D. C. permit tsales) S4o wk
MeatcutterS S35-S5O Wk
LARGEST AGENCY in D. c, Est, IL Years
Welcome-See us FIRST-tNA e1l4l
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
e NnYt 10 CIIIIRCH
Evening star., 1944-02-09
ApTs. FURNISHED tcer,.,.
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

SEVERAL REMAINING APTs. , II rev byils- I,
$50 30, which includes all utilities; 47al :
03 Pavenswood rd.. Riyerdale. Nd. MA.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. dinette. bath.
kitchen, back porch: utilities included;
S605O See resident manager, Apt. l.,
TAKoMA PARK. / room and bath apt.
1f f5is GALES GALES ST. NE rooms, kitchen
and bath, S45: / block from 18th and II
sts ne Inspect Tuesday or Wednesday.
3 LARGE ROOMS and bath, on 1st floor.
near stores and streetcar. Berwyn. Nd.
NEWLY DECORATED. 2 rooms: kitchen
and bath, heat and hot water. End moor.
ave. NV. AID 9S43
NEAR-IN DESIRABLE N.E.-Two rooms;
kit, bath; utilities furnished auto. oil
fss heat; nrIxnsFin windewS. MI. 1J32' Ant M a
; rms: Kitchen and bath. Open from :
aIa6 Z ST. S.E.-3 rms. and bath. Jst
floor. No. ,. S5l so month
ENGLISH BASEMENT. > large rooms. hall
and bath, $50, including utilities: private
entrance; references. Hdots. WCTU, 522
TAxoMA PARK. MD.-To employed cou-
pie; terrace apt. living room, bedroom.
kitchen. bath, S45. Call 81. 3740 after
pm
APT, NO. 3, 45O2 AVoNDALE ST, BE-
thesda, Md room, kitchen and bath,
Apt. No. l. 45O4 Avondale st. Bethesda.
Md room, kitchen and bath. S45.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON co.
S05 H St NV MA O714.
Evening star., 1944-02-09

| ICOLORED-Two rooms, kitchenette, NV.
section. Call Inez. RE. 039s after p m.
COUPLE. eoiored. with one child. wishes
or room apartment. furnished or un-
furnished. Republic 229S.
Evening star., 1944-02-09
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

three rooms and bath.
hot-water heat; $40 4 month. Lincoln
Evening star., 1944-02-09
THE HILLTOP MANOR.

Bladensburg. Md-New apartments, avail
able Immediately, S5s to $50. 80: includes
living room, bedroom. dining room. kitchen
and bath; utilities included in rent. Take
Cheverly bus to 53rd ave. and Defense
hwy. Phone UN 3145 or WA. 3o27 for
Evening star., 1944-02-09
TABLE BOARD WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

WILL PAY WELL for large double room
breakfast and supper for two medical
students; close vicinity OF GEORGETOWN
University. Hobart 232l
Evening star., 1944-02-09
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,

WASHING MACHINES,
All makes. and Bendix; repairs and over.
hauls; 24-hour service. Wo. 1900. EN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

Vegetables
Full Information on plant
Ing and culuVatins over rs
varieties
AnnuAl Flowers
Biennial Flowers
Perennial Flower
More than 200 annual
flowers are included. with
full information. Over $50
Perennial PlowersI
Easy to Grow varIstlss
Hard 10 6ro~ varistIes
HArdy Types
HAii-HardY Typss
Grouping
termination Tables
Starting Indoors
Pi1ntins Dates
TranspIantIns
Fsrtili1ins
Cultivation
FIOvsrIns Bulb, 1900 vsrietiesI
Roses
FiOwsrins shrubs
Ornamental Vlaes
Fruit Tr-ss
Berris,
Hedges -
Lawns
Preparing soil
Rock Gardens
water GARDENS
Evsrareens
Wild Flo~srs
Pests
Diseases
Hot Beds and Cold Frames
Soil Preparation
Garden Planning
Succession Planting
Pruning
Shows and Exhibits
Tools
GRATING. etc.
COMPLETE PRONoUHciNG
GUIDE
This vast amount NJ informs.
ton II all In one alphabetical
arrangement with fun cross
references. You can turn
quickly and surely 20 just tho
Information YOU need on any
gardening problems.
Post script., 1944-10-20
I5}MZ757 nNAyRRlIgTE2
Vol. No. 1 Friday, October 20, 1914
POST Co -lANDER

POST Co TANDER
Edwin N. Hardy, Col. Cav.
SPECIAL SERVICE OFFICER
Carroll F. E. Nelson, 1t. Col. Inf.
Managing Editor, Sgt. Lew Davis
Associate Editor, T/5 Ernestine Hughes
News Editor, Pvt. Arthur Randall
Art Editor, Pvt. Irving Ashby
Artist, Pvt. Benita Franklin
Post script., 1944-10-20
Il :N1a>se&zzleae~/
1

So swift is the passage Of troops
through Fort Huachuca that those Of us
who are here have little time to get
to know the individual soldiers who
have temporarily made of the Post
their home.
These men have much to give us and
We have much to give them. They to us
knowledge Of their oy'n communities and
situations, we to them. knowledge Of
our own particular environent. Growth
ard insight can. be gained from ac-
quaintance with people whose experien-
ces have been different from ours, as
we'll as the pleasures Of congenial re-
latioEe~;;o , while we are together on
the Post.
Let Us not, then, be ob1ivious Of
our fellow soldiers, who Like ourselv-
es, were brought here in pursuance Of
our COMMON mission. Although we have
been here longest, our tenancy is no
more secure than theirs, nor our value
in the larger scheme Of things greater.
To our tasks, then, of maintaining
the ms 5allation, Let us add the duty
Of being true hosts to those who Wis
it here, with the end In view Of Gre
ating a friendlier atmosphere at the
Fort.
On page nine of this issue Of Post
Script is letter sent to the Special
Service Division here from a soldier
OF the 92nd Division, which tells very
clearly what the dividends Of policy
Of friendliness mean to a soldier.
Please read it.
Post script., 1944-10-20
ecrn doz cIzaU4It

In the sense Of making his own
character, man is his own maker. Every
thought man thinks has effect upon
his destiny.
In tI2es like these, nan is put to
test in. every imaginable way and will
fiE1d Ua4o Ignorance Of the Laws Of
life excuses no one.
What you are now, what you will be
when you return to civilian life, de-
pends upon you and your ability to re-
main III complete control Of your OBJ
jective mind
Pvt. Irving Ashby.
Post script., 1944-10-20

Post Script is an authorized nineo-
Graphed newspaper, published tenporar-
lily for the personnel of Sou l922.Pub-
locations office corner of Ctristy and
Shipp Avenues. Post Script is maber
Of Camp Newspaper Service. Tel. 2l24.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-21
Service Mems
Benefit Concert,
Wheatley, Apr. rs

Members of the Alpha Chi, club
of teen age girls at Phyllis Wheat
ley House, under the supervision of
Erma Clardy, will sponsor bene-
fit band concert, presenting the
United States Naval Band, sta
toned at Void Chamberlain Field,
Wednesday, April 26, at Phyllis
Wheatley House at 8 p. m.
Entire proceeds of a free-will
offering will be sent to Truman K.
Gibson, civilian aid to the secretary
of war, to be forwarded to the goth
Pursuit Squadron and other Negro
service men serving overseas.
There will be no admission fee, but
anything from five cents to 500
dollars will be accepted in the of
fering.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-21
st. Paul NAACP
Urges President to
Free Socialists

A resolution condemning the con-
viction and Imprisonment of the
eighteen members of the Socialist
Workers Party in the famous Min
neapolis Labor case in 1941, was
unanimously adopted at the regular
monthly meeting of the st. Paul
Branch of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People in the Halle @. Brown
House, Tuesday night.
The resolution declared the "Min-
neapolis Labor Case is the major
case of the present war involving
the rights of labor and freedom of
speech and that the conviction
of the eighteen defendants was
made possible by the Smith gag
act which is a fragrant violation of
the constitutional rights of free
speech"
A letter was ordered sent to
President Roosevelt requesting the
unconditional pardon of the eigh-
teen, including a member of the St.
Paul Branch, DR.. Grace Carlson, the
only woman convicted in the case.
An open discussion on the sub
ject "The Myth of Racial Superb
ority" was led by J. Nathaniel
Smith and Lathrop E. Rogers. Both
speakers condemned the myth of
racial superiority as being I'M
scientific, unethical, undemocratic
and as a tool of the ruling class
or nation to keep other races or
nations under subsection" The
meeting ordered letters to be sent
to the Minnesota congressman in
Washington urging them to sup
port the proposed appropriation of
more than half million dollars for
the continuance of FEPC (the
Presidents Committee on Fair En-
ployment Practices).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-21
Mrs. Edna BeaufOrd
Funeral to Be Held
Saturday in Ill.

Funeral services for Mrs. Edna
E. Beauford, ST. w. Central Ave-,
who died at st. Joseph's hospital,
st. Paul, Tuesday, April 10, will
be held at Sparta, ILL.,, Saturday,
April %.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Nelson Balenger, st. Paul, and
Mrs. Samuel C. Duncan, Chicago;
a son, Corporal Milton I. Beauford,
stationed in Washington; three sis
ters, Mrs. Eugene Mosley and Mrs.
Cyril Davis, Chicago, and Mrs.
Courtney Hilyard, St. Paul; a
brother, William Cisco, Sparta, ILL.,,
and a granddaughter, Adrienne
Beauford, st. Paul.
Neal Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.