davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Freight Loadinqs
Increase Slightly

WASHINGTON. March q -
LoadingS of revenue freight dur
ing the week ended March IS
totaled 786442 cars, an increase
of 1909 cars over the previous
week lS,30S above the like week
a year ago and a decrease of
1922 from 1912. according 10 re-
ports Of 1922 from 1912, accord
ing 10 reports 10 the Association
OF American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Of Lead
Heavy

NEW YORK, March "a Ship.
mentS of domestic lead in Febru-
airy totaled 5l,367 tons. up 6,109
over anuary and the best
monthly figure IN moro than Il
year, according 10 American Blu
reau OF Metal Statistics
Stocks of refined lead held by
producers at the end Of February
amounted 10 Basis tons a de-
crease OF 3,O72 from January.
These supplies are in addition 10
a large government owned stock
pile
Domestic refined lead produc-
-tief4-4aSt month aggregated as BOP
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
CeIanese Corr.
Files Issue

NEW YORK. March "a Celia
neSe-Goff.- If America Has filed a
registration statement with SEC
for 100000 shares Of first pre-
ferrnd stock $50 series without
par value and for 1852 shares
-0f r0r1rron ,e- wit heat par
value
II is expected offering will be
made April II The first pre-
ferred stock. 81 series. IS 10
he offered to public. and common
is 10 be offered 10 holders Of COM
mon through subscription war
rants, emitting holders TO pur.
chase one share for 10 held April
II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Whats Cooking7

Impending events cast their
shadows before them
Seen lunching together In the
Esquire Room OF the BOok-Cad-
lilac Hotel yesterday noon were
President 4 Thomas ttfAtN NHr1-
Go Mort FHrey, organizer for
the State, County and Municipal
Workers-CIO, 1t Gov. Eugene
keyeS.
The lieutenant governor. in
case you've forgotten, is being
mentioned as a potential candi-
date for the Republican nomi-
nation for governor in opposition
10 Gov. Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Higher Prices Due

American consumers VIII pay
one-thiTd 20 one-half more for
goods in the postwar era than
They GTd IN ft3tfitA
That's the prospect held out
by the Westinghouse economic
research committee which has
Just completed study Of price
trends from World War l up
10 the present.
Asserting that such a price
level would be only 10 per cent
20 20 per cent above current
prices. the committee warns.
however that tt is sufficiently
above prewar levels 10 warrant
serious consideration.
Although there has been con-
siderable discussion IN business
circles regarding course of post
war prices Westinghouse is ono
Of first manufacturers Of con-
sumner goods household appli-
anceS-to complete an analysis
OF the subject
Supporting their prediction Of
higher postwar prices, the West
inghouSe economists point to
behavior Of prices following
World War adding after
that conflict prices generally
rose from . per cent 10 30 per
cent in the year from 1919 to
1920 and averaged over the
1929 period more than 40
per cent above the preWar level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ChrysIer Vets E1onored

Forty supervisors whose com
bined services totaled more than
600 years were honored at a
recent dinner given by Chrysler
division for machine shop and
engine executives. The 40
= boasted Of continuous employ
bent with ChrySier and ITS pre-
NdeceSsors, Maxwell and Chal-
mers. ranging from 10 10 "a
years.
The oldest in point Of service.
vas Fred l.. Jenkins. paymaSter.
who went 10 work al Chalmers
as an assembler in 1910. Seven
had been with the organization
80 years or more. Victor Green
feiderEF'r cd-Ganphell. II c.
Spader, Clyde Brown, Fred a.
Wunderlich. b. w. Richie and
Harry Egan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
livestock Market

nv NNfN Mff'U ~" Al4fSl - f1t'rS-
rr7r- stest Top. Sl4. bulk, $3.65a
$50 ia; light, Sl3 25a14. light lights
Si2 IS i7 IS packing sows. Si3. 25 p
-i-r---f-rr= Sal
CATTLE 500. steady. Calves 500
steady Beef steers choice. Si5ni7 me-
dium. S13 1f5. yearlings, Sl2D 16. IS.
Butchers heifers SiiA Is rs. cows. IS 80
liz 20 bulls zq4t3 calves S9ut5. so;
feeders Sli IA Siockers steers ST0T
10 go. cows ana heifers So 80 ~ so
SHEEP . 500 steady. lambs SIC
Is 65. common S13415. yearlinEs So
10 50. feeders 81 i1f.5 so. ewes, S7F
PITTSBt RGH
PITTSBURGH March p ONs)-CAT
TIE 200. steady steers, good 20 choice
SIaul6 medium 90 good. i3 50u Is com
mon 90 medium Sl2rIf heifers good 20
choice Si3 son IS medium 20 good. S13 30
70 10 90. common o. medium. 81 sou 10 80
cows good 20 choice. 50 al 80. medium
- good. s7os50 Gamers and cutters
50 10 buns good - choice. S1l 9.12 com
mon % medium. S6.5oHl0; grass steers.
So go 70 30
HOGS 500 active and Is cents lower
t4-++fA - -,-.- > a. lS44-2al.-
-S1t 2h.1l 30 2OO-22n lbs. Sl4 4OVlt. 30.
220-250 lhs II go fF503 2S7-300 lbs -
Ni4 rs - 80; 3o0-3I0 lhs Sl3 500 10 Is
100 100 lbs $40 80 so. roughs Sl2
1l3
SHEEP $50 steady Choice lambs
St3. 20 1ft Is. common lambs So ESQ IS,
ewes SO Z wethers, Sins, clipped lambs
81 souls 50
CALVES roo steady Good 70 choice
fibu Z medium. $i3T IS; cults ana com
mon Sf;5oH 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Market Shows
Easier Tone
In Early Trade

NEW YORK. March "a (UP)-
Stocks opened up easier today
WITH trading light Bonds we're
mixed Cotton futures opened l
point higher to ) p9tnt,-lewei
Commonwealth e Southern
opened on block of 5000 shares
at 11-l6. unchanged There were
a few other large opening blocks,
Including General Realty 1000
shares at Is. unchanged. and
New York Central, l.500 at 1885.
off a.
u. s. Steel and Bethlehem each
opened al the previous close, In
the motors. GhrySict TN
changed and General Motors I'D
"a at 572s Standard Oil N. j.
6rmed . 10 SIS in the oils. In
the rails. small declines were
noted IN Atlantic Coast Line, Erie
certificates, and MisSOuri-Kan-
Sas-TexaS preferred, while Santa
Re was unchanged and Northern
Pacific up slightly.
American AirlineS registered A
lz-Beifft- rise 10 6aIa-And- small
advances were made by Western
Union A, Engineers Public SerV-
ice. Montgomery Ward, and Chi
cago e. Eastern Illinois. Park e
-Tilford rose ia 10 81 "a 70 feature
the liquors. Foster Wheeler gained
nearly a point 10 a new high on a
plan TO be submitted TO steekhold-
ers to resume dividends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ 5. RukeYser
Public Looks to Tax
Reduction After War

Persons with foresight already beginning look wistfy
coming reductions
For unless the Of gobaoney intend permanently
peace will give opportunities for substantial the
expenditures OF the federal from the high
levels
the reduction OF federal spending the should
only hope substantial
reduction may be impaired present the government
raising only Of three dollars currently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Recalls Incident in West Coast Insurance Firm

argument national income viii be needed after
inflated budget recalls incident IN the
life company which occurred
The president economy mood decided 70 cut
warned all his presidents TO get
ready for what coming except Cooperative
The dssener pointed all family budget
5000 month after the proposed salary
the best dO:" asked the CHIEF executive
said the subordinate.
well then fired!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Fire All Prodiqal Spenders in Office

The Young privilege oughI
prodgal spenders public office who want to con-
high ratio of goods produced from workers and
their families into government channels.
genuine opportunity for style statesmen
standards OF the
diversion Of things TO the
government
on the other dangerous that hankrupting
That sheer deeatsm 1t repre-
SentS a senseleSS appeaSe the denagogues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Dividends
New u. s. Radiator Director

w. +. MoSher. president Of
United States Radiator Corp, has
announced that Fl b. Clark Of
New York has been elected a di-
doctor of the firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Py I nitsd Press


TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear. track. fast
FIRST Race Count Did TurnpIate Not
Tomorrow John q Public.
Second Race Col H0ckVald. Pilgrim
Sporting Guy. Qu~ehs Reward.
Fourth Race Chaisra
Fifh Race say Miss
seventh Race Guy Hotel
Eighth Race -OakT0nt.
OAKLAWN Park
weather. clear: track fast
Flrs, Race QuettB Ina Brand. Darby
DinEnat. FTshtr-s AIT. hsrsef-,- Fs'---r
Buster
second Race Country Boy Darby Du-
luth Paul J . Dune Fox Rhine. Mrs y.
Third Race pooio.
F0Urtu ftacr-Fhte-+-ety stuoEie- Fran.
COS "
Frh Race Rrirht wuus Double
Back sameron, Mr. lnhrii> Miss Mill
tary Topnard
Eighth Race Lrtle Wasp Burning
CHIPS PaHe. Settle Bold, Dingman =,
psirlet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

OLYMPIC REC. ss az, a.. AZ GO az! s,sss
Alleys. Me- and Modern. Rsihk.lisr. opsn
bo-i'ns AT DAY Saturday ana Sundays
phIAcE Pec Ss2s GRArlOr AVENUE
opsn soalinu TO-DAY Uoul so p N snd
After 10 80. Billiards Restaurant cosstaiI Louns.
PALACE.Oly 's's " vssesoR HIGHWAY
oPts BOWLING TODAY FROM 6 p. n. Us.
III CLOSING. Al oss Saturday. ard Sundays.
PALM BEACH s.s '1'zS st''Ss IN S' ,'s,,.
Open Bo-linu TODAY Until N. After ~
Ere, lnsirueiions Al osson wsssdSt. as D N.
PALMER PARK sssioeols RIO. s,t.,sn
NH"S' MIN woodward. Iohn p. TO s-2232
q sfunssick Alleys. Bar and Grin Open Boil.
no 70 .. ". ard After ~ ~ park Free
PARK Ann 1920 WEST WARREN AVE-
open Alleys Daily Forsnoons Except wednesday.
ostrott' orsttissi Cocktail Bar Meals served.
PILLAR REC. '' ?, s sfFfHt's NJ A .;s,
opsn Bowling Att DAY SATURDAY, snd sundsu
From 10 a. ~. On. weekdays Jo'il p. ~
PLAyDIlIM 1917 los cAsPAu Ma. s's
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. 'C ssso ssAT'or y, AVS ,:.s "
ortN BOWLING HtRf TO-DAY vAt4i > ~
WHY'D DOUBLES tvtRT sun P-n
REDF0RD REC 22lso GRAND RlvER ave
nIUI WV nLO' 20 ALLEYS RE 9Sss
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY UNTIL 7P ~
All DAY SATURDAYS ANo SUNDAYS
RIVIERA RE 1887 GRAND RlvtR AVE.
nl'lLNH nIO' NO. 1851 Air Cooled
Open Ho~iine TO-DAY FROM " Noon Until q
p. ~ and After ~ p ~. Az Day Sat. and Sun.
RIVAL $500 MAEisTIoUE. Near Z warren
lOiNI % ALLEYS. NJ. 9777
Open Bo~lina TODAY From p n. Until
p. n. Sat p. n. On. Sun. 10 A. ". On.
cppIucWlIIc 1918 sPRIsGwTLLs AVE.
SrnlNuWtllS 10 ALIESs--YI 2.s323
Open BoWiinq Alt DAY Saturday. ard sunday.
A. ". tn ciosinu. weekdays tn 2. After ~.
TWENTY GRAND ~ s ;G12 ssO'TT ~ 1850,
Vote l945 City Tourney Here!
VOGUe REC. ' = tAsts 't Vt siss
Entertainment Nightly!
WLppru pnW1 ZOO WEST wARRts
nAhhth bUmL "a AlI,s, ~. 4.s5i7
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL g; " - :, stS. s.s ays
oPtN BOWLING Every DAY FROM
10 A. ~ 70 23o A. " CHERRY $500.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''G ~ as ssj1
opsn Bozlina TODAY Uain p "A, Ait.e-ti
coesiah touno. orusn Music treai,nt FOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Bonn Meet Postponed

BehH Aluminium and Brass Co.'S
annual meeting has been post
poned from April p 10 June %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

LoEW'S, nc
y weeks ended
Nov q 1888 Nov "a 1912
Per common share tls7 E''t o ~
cory. INC
Year encet Dee al 1a41 4a4,
Per share 67r So
GuLETTF SAFETY RAZOR
=, f'sr ended Dec % 1919 1912
Be- ~, groh, s2fss isi 50 ios los
>EwMoNT MINING
Year ended Dali Ia4T 100
Psr share 81 a. ~ %
TRANs-LIN CORR
Year ended Dec 81 1914. 1912
Per share 2ae 80
CITY AtTo STAMPING
Yea ended Der 81 1888 Ts49
D. rom f7'1 fq7 $50 2i-
snare sl'l sln
MLFILNN sTORFS
Flscal year ended jar b.
1aff ia47
N"f profit 81 3oe 02f 81 $50 orr
Common Shear earning Ns4 4l43
N'Nh fIft Trio
year ended Dee II TFET T1d7
Ne prom $40 qS7 xfDa gos
share ea-rFd e4t tc~
-INIERIlpE CORP
Yesr frce1 Dec 5f iFs7 TgT9
z'i lfn't f3is 0af t27i aas
Per share a. a &, nj
PERE N,RoUrrrE
1885 1919
February ref tg2a -sg tt97 17g
Two ~ 0ihs net ft3s lie gTsstff1
per PRIOR pa 1921 g. "a
CAN IADI sTRIAI ALCOHOL
ST. months ended FEB -
1874 1919
Ne profit tz73 IN t2t- se7
share earns gsr 1gc
BOl RlOts, nc
Yesr ended Dec 80 1888 1912
Sf' profit S94l 80 ST57 AL
Per common share Sis 81 "a
PITTSBI RGH STFEL
Year ended Dec. 81 1919 fpf7
Net PROFIT STTTF ~ s. SIS fITE
Per comb pff so IS SIS 77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
.Favors Private
Enterprise for
Re(onversiOn
BY LEWIS HA>EY
Professor of Economics. y. y. LniNs

Professor of Economics. =. \. University
There has been so much talk
about free enterprise" that no
doubt many people have come 20
regard it as an ovprworked or
meaningless term But if you will
think Of it as being the spirit
which Will govern our reconver-
sion policies and decide what sort
Of postwar planning viii prevail
maybe free enterprise wi mean
more 10 you.
If we now, as a nation. accept
the general principle that free en-
teTpriSe is ECONOMIC democracy
and that economic democracy is
a necessary part of social dcu0C-
raCy, the transition from war 10
peace will be relatively easy. II
will he but a matter of time and
IT'S Problems Willie matters
detail
Bit If we de net-if decide
10 20 ahead in the way of bu-
reaucratic social planning -
then WHAT Would there be any
transition az all? Would We not
merely perpetuate the central
government controls Of the war
period? As Henry Wallace re-
Gently put il, by working to-
geth we achieved success
war. now by working together
let us achieve success in peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
SUCCESSES" OF WAR

But was the great general
wrong when he said that war is
hell? Do we want 20 be always
fighting? Are the successes OF
peace like the successes of war?
The answer is no, and ! for one
do not want 70 work together
with Mr.. Wallace in the future
as In the past.
Assuming the desirahility OF a
free enterprise economy in times
Of peace. we should begin by do
ing everything possible TO make
free enterprise work efficiently
and for the best interests Of a
democratic society.
And note well that this would
require that the-tranSition "a
peace be placed under the direc-
ton Of those who understand and
believe in the free enterprise SyS-
tenn. The collect iieiiiStie attitude of
Fthe government toward economic
life, would have TO be eliminated
at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

ALTOONA REC. s y AI s,sH''As A Va ~,
oPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 ~
UsrttsP ". Saturday. Sundays UnuI p ~
AMBASSADOR ,i!s' s1HAts vs. ,. s;S
op.a Bo-lina TODAY Unili J p ~ and
After ~ p. ~ ALL DAY Saturday. ard sur.
BEACON REC. w. .t s,,.9, AZ ~s !, .asn
op.n so-iins TODAY Un,i sIs sno Ansr 90
Reservation, rassn Tor Motninp, ard Afternoons
BOWL ODROME 400 20 A U.s't g.. 20 $3.50
0 pen Bowling at All Times!
CAENe-TRONBLY "a At ~, sH's5 3, SON
opso so.Ins TO-DAY Until p. ~ and After
~ p. N. All DAY SATURDAYS 4 SUNDAYS.
CREST LANES 'Olh's stpeys !" GO 10. s s.St"
Bo~isr's Paradise, vi.i, Our STAGE Bar ,nd
Cocktail Lounge NEVER DULL MOMENT
DENNY "''i w .t,1ys &" y. sst ~. 40.
op.u so-uos 1opAY uatii p. n. ara s After
~ p. ~. Nome Of the Fsmov, Baisst.o'.chie
DETROIT RECREATION ss s1tsytI ca . 81
Open Bowling Of All Times!
DEXTER REC. O :, .t',1 AZ BOSTON s BY,
opsn Bowling TODAY Un,I $50 p. " and
- After z. 40 P. AL DAY SAL. ard SUN.
GARDEN REC, 2 cr wppeT;'p pod.If Geese
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL
So. ~ Al DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
GlENEAGLeS t, Is,;S Hly'H"o vs. :: ss.s
Spring Lsseuss start May T. OPENING, Tor League,
rssm, and indhiduais Alr.coolsd for Comfort
cpLun CENTRAL lsll fERRY PARK
VnHND VLNlNHL tn. $3.50
Ptsnurs 10 Bowl q, ouisteaf AiIsy, in Detroit
Excellent Trsnsportsiion--ew and stss,oar.
IMPERIAL Hit. ' GENERALLY I Ies fig
70 MODERN ALLEYS
Open I've, Day uO'il Ydoaht. M. s'ss.
J. MILLeTTS "' ' ~. i.siis AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 20 20 s snx,1ss I1s!Ss
Cocktail Lounge MUusy 93i2
1873 tss, lenersos ~ Tss;is~n,
LUCKY STRIKE 49, fst G stSo AYES nv s,s 81
oPtN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A ~ ON
- BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR.
/, MT. ELLIOTT REC. ''z9 NV VT ,. sS4'O11
op.s Alleys TO-DAY From A " UnHI q
?. ~. visit Our Cocktail Lounge. ESosllsnt 1000
NEW GhRfIElD 45a ontst sTaIIr
Under Me- Management open Bo~flno weesdsy.
10 A. ". Until p ~ All DAY sat. sur
NORTH END ~ 200 los eAsP4g; stSI
Open Until 4 A. M. Fedoy
HOMcIU TLItc r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
GIILEITK sATFTY RAInR
>EwMONT NINING
ANS IIN CORR.

TRA$S-LIN CORP
Year ended Dec 81 1914 1870
Nsf profit gao 80 a., "a,
Per share 80 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

cory. INC
Year eneeA Dec a tas7 go,
$eV profit toss s7s ,ss1s-e
Per share eTr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
IN ATTn sIANIrING

= ' = IT = ' VII vs.
Yea- ended Dee 81 las7 1e49
New profit S-.7 tq- Ssa o.
Per share rGt a. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

LnfN'S, INC
u weeks ended
Nov 25 1888 Nov "a 1919
PROM 81 1915 SCI 81 go Oss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

~ NHII IIIF NIUVI vi IA =
"Well. then, YOU'RE Tired"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

NIFIIAN sTORFS
Flscal year ended jar b.
ia4f fe47
Set profit 81 ZOO o2t q 7-u ctf
Common Shear earning 81 81 81 40
Washington Journal., 1944-05-19

Citizens of German blood IN this
war, as in every other war in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We +
all American citizens and we stand
as n in the defense Of our nation.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-19
We Are All Americans

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once q nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. Where
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-19

Unsere Regierung hat die Wehr-
macht unseres Landes zum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesburger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
mitig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse-
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere hochste Aufgabe list.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-19
Wir sind allie Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk init Krieg
iberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fir die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
znm Siege IN verhelfen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
; KRlTIGNA MNENJA> POROCILA IN RAZPRAVE ; :

pokojnim mozem sva Sc pray
dobro poznala Sc v Frontenacu.
Kans. Hvala tel druzini "a is
kreno p~rijateljski sprejem in
postrezbo. Pa Sc spet vidimo, ka-
dar DO kaj vec gasolina.
Josko Oven je pricel z dobro
idejo. Gre v korist Proletarca.
Sal res, &c nam je kaj "a napre-
dek, ne smemo has tako resnib
cash pustiti Proletarca ma cedi-
III. Razmere "a tako agitaciio,
kakrSno Oven priporoca, SO 90
mojem mnenju ugodne. Je ze
prav ,da smo "Sparovni'', a ne
pr stvareh, XII SO "a mas vse vaz-
mega pomona. Ker nocem Ov-
nov nasvet podpirati lie z bese-
damn, prilagam v sklad dvesto-
terih v korist Proletarca 5 CO.
pakov, ker lie ma ia nacin Sc bo
njegova zamisel uveljavila.
Pozdrav vsem podpornikom
tega lista.
Anton Tomsich, 1912 E. 9th
ST., Oakland, Calf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

haja sedaj pod njihnim nadzor-
stvom pc Zagrebu dive uri ma
dan, ali pc sest ur, to polozaja
v nicemer ne spremeni. DR..
Vladko Mack je stvar proSlo-
sti, razen ako Sc bi komu po-
srecilo, da Sc ga oklice "a svet-
nika, kar on Sc nikoli nj bill. A
V stiski vse prav pride.
V vecnem mestu, ma katerega
maj bi "a bozjo voljo ne padla
nobena bomba, Sc je izkazalo,
da SO ljudje prav tako "~gresni",
kakor V Berlinu, v Londonu ali
kjerkoli ma svetu. Zvezno vr-
hovno poveljstvo je v vecnem
mestu zacelo pc okupaciji Rima
zapirati JAYNE hise, ali pc do
mace, bordele, in loviti pocest-
nice. Pa Sc je oglasila proti pro-
stituciji v Rimu Katoliska akci-
ia S svarilno pridigo. kako zlo-
cesto je cd tistih zensk, XII kra-
dejo cast in Stoves zibelki kr-
scanstva S tako pregreho -. Ge-
muir Sc ameriSki uradniki cudi-
10 je, cemu SO zibelki krScan-
stva bordeli dovoljeni?
Drugo cudo? Zakaj razne ka-
toliske in druge svetohlinske ak
CHE zvracajo YES greh vedno lie
ma zenske? Ali bi bila p"rostitu-
CHA mogoca brez moSkih?
Osservatore Romano, XII je gla-
silo svete stolice, Sc tudi zgraza
mad ponizevanjem krScanstva v
Rimu. Razumljivo je, da ker je
v vecnem mestu sedaj veliko
ameriskih, angleSkih in kanad-
skin fantov, pa denar imajo, tia
lijanski decki pa Sc nimajo s
Gem postavljati, SO zavezniSki
vojaki V iskanju zenske druzbe
brez tezav. A cemu pri tenn pri-
digati o krscanstvu? Vojna je v
Italiji in delezna je njenih po-
sledic. Iskala Jill je.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
Il URADA BIG"
TONIJA

Oakland, Calf. V Probe
tarcu st. 1917 sem zadniic poro-
cal, da Sc nasa diva sinova, Joe in
Frank, nahajata nekje v Angli-
il. "Mogoce sta blizu skupai,"
sem pisal.
A danes pa lahko povem, ola
sta Sc sesla zares skupaj 81. ma
ia letos in oba mi piseta, kako
zelo sta bila presenecena.
Maj citiram Frankovo pismo
kar v originalu:
when / arrived at Joe's Head
quarters 7 asked to see Joe, say
ing / was his Brother. The Clerk
almost fell out of his chair"
Obvestil je pc tenn iznenade-
nju Frankovega brata, in ko ie
Joe prisel v urad, sta bila oba
tako presenecena, in pa ginjena,
da "a trenutek ali diva nista mo-
gla najti besede.
Oba sinova mama piseta, kako
vzradoScena sta bila, ker sta Sc
sesla = in pa to Sc cello tako da-
lee cd donna, ma povsem neprica-
kovanem kraju.
Bila sta skupaj 4 ure. Veliko
sta 81 imela povedati. Dala sta Sc
slikati in til sta pred vami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
x. IZKAZ

Herminie, Pa. Tony Zupancie
point Marion) 81; Marie Zornik
soc, skupaj $1.5O. (Poslal Anton
Zornik.)
Detroit, Mich. Joseph Topolak
$1.0O.
Escondito, Calf. Maria Cupin So.
Cleveland, o. Louis in Mary No
yak So. Qzrocil Louis Zorko.)
Cicero, Ill. Frank Podlipec 81.
BarbertOn, o. Leo Bregar Csc.
Santa Ynez, Calf. M. j. Reading
Use.
Star City, w. Va. Lawrence Sc
lax So, John Prelc soc, skupaj
$3.50. (Poslala Rose Selak.)
Detroit, Mich. Kathy Junko
$1.40; pc 81: Joe Grum, Anna Ser
doner, Antonio Rezisnik in Fran
ces Mezgec, skupaj $40. (Poslala
Kathy Junko.)
Detroit, Mich. Peter Benedict
SIS; Rudolf in Mary Potocnik $2.15;
pc So: Joe Kotar in Franjo Kuhov-
ski; pc 81: Joe Koss, Louis Sreber-
MAX, Paul Ocepek, John Krainz,
Joe Smoltz, Jack Gorup, Albin Ser
doner, Mr.. in Mrs. Travnik, Julia
Mention, Josephine Botala, Mary
Bernik, Anton Zrimec, Martin Men
ton, Lawrence Sluga, August Plat,
Leo Junko, Math Urbas in neime-
novan; pc soc: Joe Zrimec, Anton
Grum, Mr.. in Mrs. Truden, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Bole in Mrs. Furbas;
Frank Intihar Csc, skupaj $31.90.
(Nabrala na izletu "Svobode" Joe
Koss in Math Urbas.)
New Waterford, C. b., Can. Her
man Drobesch SOC.
indianapolis, Ind. Louis Sasek
$500.
Chicago, Ill. Louis Steblay So;
Anton Andres $1.15; pc ST.: Her
man Grebenc (Cleveland), Pauline
Podboy (Parkhill, PAD, Mary Putt
in Mary sifrar, skupaj $7.15.
Greensboro, Pa. John in Johanna
Pecjak $500.
Eveleth, Mimi. j. A. Ambrozich
$1.00.
OgIesby, Ill. Kristina NadveSnik
$1.0O.
Oregon City, Ore. Mary Tanker
$1.O0.
Rea, Pa. Frank Samsa $1.OO. (Po-
slal Mako Tekavec.)
Arma, Kans. Math. Medved 81.
(Poslal Anton Shular.)
Elizabeth, N. J.. Amalija Oblak
$1.0O.
Latrobe, Pa. Pc 81: John Fradel,
Mary Fradel in Andy Bertl Oar
ragh), skupaj So. (Poslala Mary
Frade1.)
Cleveland, o. Paul Chesnik ST.
(Poslal Andy Bozich.)
New York, N. Y. Kathy Horva-
tin 90c.
Detroit, Mich. Anton Grum 81.
POSTAL John Zornik.)
Skupaj $72.25, prejsnji izkaz
skupaj $765.72