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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Drive Opens to Let
lS-Year-0lds Vote
Women Asked TO Help
Circulate Petitions

A cdfl for women volunteers 90
circulate petitions 10 reduce the
voting age To- rs was issued today
by otto r. wendell. chairman Of
the petition COmnittees
IL am planning to set up
booths In downtown Detroit
where ncrAans-ig4aFa>s.. n-tifr-
campaign may sign petitions.
and We need women To operate
them, y r-T-Cr71 y1TU-
Women having spare time dur
mg tho day and who are inter-
C,tcd M giving service men and
women thC right go vote are asked
10 call NinoWood l-77li.
The petitions call for a ConSti5
utional amendment 90 be placed
on the ballot In November If a
majority of Tie people vote 10
lower the age. the Constitution
VIII be altered and -year-old
men and women win be- given the
opportunity 10 vote az the spring
election iu 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Allies Battle
To Foil laps
KohirnaDrive
Consolidate Positions
Recently Captured and
InfIiet Heavy Losses

SOUTHEAST ASIA COM
MAND HQ. HANDY. Ceylon,
April - ms Allied 1InnpA-
15CCd VIII The mounting threat Of
"A renewed japanese offensive
-asa.E-t Hire letinra rouuUrIca-
ion ccntor today hastily console
dated positions recently captured
TTWl tag enemy IN that area and
lLL-clll! ...-,---. = --,i-s y ttttit-
Japs elsewhere in India
AdW NDuntbatteny headquar-
tors optimistic over the situation
on The appr9ache, 20 kohima
which iic> Sd mics inside Nanlpur
state. said str0ugpoints taken
l.aI- the-eHeH -tff -frrrnt DAYS
are beng converted 10 Allied use.
AMERICANS HIT SUMATRA
In Burma meantime. Chinese
forces occupied The village OF
vttErUTEaFT5W0E. cast ct The Mo-
gazing River and We're reported
enCuchng m entire Japanese di-
efSfun m tho Nahum area.
A special communicate revealed
that an American naval carrier
task force participated M the re-
cent Allied smash at the Bahang
and Lhonga arfeidS on Sumatra.
Also included n tho formidable
f..If yt.pa 1lrtfaH and E'r4oal It a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
ON HOOVER COMMITTEE

Cardinal O'Connell was a MEM
Der of the Herbert Hoover com.
mittee seeking means to feed the
starving women and children Of
Europe.
In his own estimate of his
achievements he listed as of most
importance the bringing about OF
a more tolerant feeling between
Catholics and non-Catholics.
Youngest Of II children of hum
bic Irish immigrant parents, he
was born on the Feast Of the
Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8,
1883. in Lowell, Mass.
He was ordained to the priest
hood June 8, 1884. In 1905 he
was a special legate TO Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
HAMNI RAW AGED

Maintaining the softening-up
offensive tbrouC lis sixth
straight day LiheratorS and
FortresscS of the Eighth L. s. Air
Force. escorted by very strong
forces OF Mustang Thundcrbolt
and Lightning fighters. plastered
Hamm with death and ruin.
While the b0mberS Numbered
over Germany 10 continue the dis
location OF rail lines over which
the enemy Is reported regrouping
forces to meet The second front
invasion. relays OF other planes
smashed anew al northern France,
In the evening twilight hours a
large formation of L. :. Marau-
derS swept across the English
Channel for a second time during
the day Earlier more than go
planes looSed heavy afternoon
b1UW upon mo tortItiCatiOnS
around Pas dc Calais on the
French coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Noted Pre|ate
Victim dt84
0fPneunnonia
In Priesthood 90
Years, Famous Foe
of Religious Bieotry
See Picture on Page 8

ott TNtuTt OH rage y
BOSTON. April % (INS)-Wil-
liam Cardinal O'Connell, "a, dean
of the Catholic hierarchy in Amer.
lea and head of the Boston arch.
diocese, died at 5:45 EWT tonight
at his Brighton residence.
Because of his advanced age he
failed 10 recover. from bronchial
pneumonia with which he|was
stricken shortly after Easter.
The prayers of Pope Plus XII
and of the entire Catholic world
had gone out as four physicians
aided the venerable prelate in the
battle for bis Life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
COLOGNE HIT ANEW

The raid followed a prcdawn
Raj Mosquito blasting of the Ger
man Rhineiand rail center of CO.
lognc. hit for a second consecutive
night
Without loss To themselves, the
fleet Mosquitoes were declared by
the air ministry TO have duWped
many two-ton blOckbuSterS in a
10[ninute attack executed before
) a m. on Cologne principal target
OF a record 50l0-ton Raj heavy
bomber attack on rah functions
during Thursday night.
The raid on Cologne in turn.
followed daylong Slans az the
French invasion coast and Belgium
Friday. as well us double
pronnd strike by Italy-baSed Lib
orators at military targets in the
Romanian capital of Bucharest
and the junction of Tunu-Severin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Gen Brehon B. Somervel, commanding officer OF T. ,.
Army Services of Supply attending meeting here OF Is district
army ordnance chiefs dashed out Saturday at the compcen
The said tie found IN Detroit NJ
Stating general feeling that the war had been won existed
here, ne declared:
"I want to make clear the is not The worst is
still ahead"
The compacency had resulted in many women workers quit
ting their Jobs in plants, he said
THE army taken all the steps knows to reduce de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Detroit Competency Bitterly Assailed BY Gen. Son1erue

worker and to give the supplies need
for victory"
Speaking about rUm6r in this country and Russia that the
invasion had again been delayed he commented only:
"f there isn't going to be invasion Eve certainly been
wasting time.
Returning to his original criticism of complacency he
declared:
Every ones thoughts must be on the We
start worrying about sport model cars later
(Too 4uateLt~4 from grand
S1017, Secrctofy Of War StmSott See Page ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
60 YEARS A PRIEST

His death closed so years in the
priesthood aS a builder, adminis-
traitor, educator, crusader for the
rights OF the people and a friend
of those of all religious beliefs.
He was elevated to the sacred
College of Cardinals Nov. q, 1911.
There are three other cardinals
in the Americas-Cardinal Vile.
nueve of Quebec, Cardinal Cobello
of Buenos Aires and Cardinal
Dougherty of Philadelphia.
Always an uncompromising foe
Of communism, he battled COM
pulsory prohibition as opposed to
Holy Scripture and to Catholic
traditions, led the fight for decency
in films, fought the child labor
amendment, defeated the state
lottery project and .championed
prosecuted nuns and priests in
Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Fight on COP
.LaunChedbY
r. ]. Thomas
JAW Chief Keeps
His Fingers Crossed
Waiting Dem Platform

Dor v-Itf-r1rT' thJ Republican
party whose strategy VIII result
Ia loyalty to tho millions OF
mon NOW L-n-l------ - l. y
4H4w-- :, W. - r7rC-Irtrrr Tod
r----T1 T--TT---Tr7T dCIrEaie~ ~ The
WAYNE County CO pollucal ac-
r-7T rrUT-UiI0U winch opened
= tauiaA niEHt
as IN 1912. the strategy 81
ift- rtrtttTtTTTH UHTtY VIII be 10
seek 10 take advantage Of eNrrN
diiTicuIty made necessary by the
NAL, he declared
"~uch procedure NAV be
good politics. However. 10 me IL
amounts TO nothing less than
dislolalty 10 the millions Of men
NOW iu uniform. 1t viii serve
~ weaken home front morale.
and to communicate, such weak
cuiug 90 the armed forces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Ruptured--lugrams are specialists
in selection fitting truSscs and
surgical -uppou iiii Woodward
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

DAG Lake Lines 10 Cleveland
every night AT 11:30 Travel m
comfort. Service 20 Buffalo begins
Saturday May b. "a. 9e00.-Adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Geary of 81
hollywood avenue, announce the
birth Of a daughter, Patricia Mar
garet, June 81 at st. Mary's hos
pital. Mrs. Geory is the former
Helena Mcguire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Moran of
Macarthur Drive, announce the
birth Of son. Thomas Joseph,
June 10, at st. Mary's Hospital.
Mrs. Moran is the former Mary
Heating of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Church Club
Holds Bridge

A dessert bridge was held by the
Womens Get-Together Club of the
Third Congregational Church yes
terday afternoon in the parish hall
followed by a short business meet
ing to conclude the affairs of the
club for the season.
High scorers for the afternoon
were Mrs. Carlton Stevens. Mrs.
Fred Hamm, Mrs. Claude Phillips,
Mrs. Arthur Nichols. Mrs. ]. Reich
enbach, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs.
Henry Light, Mrs. Martha Watkins,
Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Louis Mer-
riman and Mrs. Arthur Warfel.
Mrs. Louis Won Lott was in charge
of arrangements for the affair as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Fogg, Mrs.
George Knowles, Mrs. Albert Harris,
Mrs. Philip Salanardi, Mrs. Henry
Vollers, Mrs. william Barned, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. D. r.
Castaldo. Door prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Thomas Pastor, Mrs. Claude
Phillips. Mrs. Fred Jackson and
Mrs. Ella Logan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Friday afternoon tournament
of the Cornell Bridge club, under
the direction of Mrs. John C. Mori-
arty, held its closing session yes
terday at the Copper Kettle. A buff
fet supper was served. Winners of
the tournament include: Mrs. Earl
Pierson and Mrs. D. W. Rosebrugh,
540k; Mrs. Joseph Neil and Mrs.
Robert Treat, 534; Mrs. William
Cleary and Mrs. r. w. Heebner, 528;
Mrs. Albert Lavigne and Mrs. George
eastman tied with Mrs. Charles
Ferry and Mrs. James Terwilliger,
5271s. Top scores were: North and
South, Mrs. Charles Ferry and Mrs.
James Terwilliger a214; Mrs. Louis
Lougee and Mrs. Charles Petitjean,
80; east and west, Mrs. Albert La
vigne and Mrs. George eastman 76;
Mrs. G.. E. Olson and Mrs. Frank
Hardy, 721k.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
,QNOtari1nSNa11
Miss HeNNeSSey

Miss Mary Hennessey Of this city,
was named treasurer Of Quota In
ternational at the annual conven-
ton Of the organization held at
Niagara Falls, Ontario, June 20, 81
and ~. The convention, the first
held in two years, had as its theme,
"Quotarians Role In War and
Peace"
Z. Miss Hennessey attend as a dele
gate from the local club. Miss Anna
Skehan, president Of the local group
and Miss Grace Wolff, past presi-
dent, also were present as delegates.
Others who attended from Water
bury were Mrs. Dolorthy Budde,
Mrs. Ruth LaValee, Mrs. Leila Cot
ter, Miss Josephine Manzo and Miss
Jennie ONeill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Auxiliary Holds
Special Meeting

A special meeting Of the auxil-
larry Of David L. Fannick post, No.
81, was held Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Polly Robinowitz
Plans were made to conduct War
bond sales at Victory House Thurs
day, June 20, from $50 a. m. to 8
p. m. The organizations quota of
$4,000 will be used for the purchase
Of miscellaneous hospital equip
ment.
Mrs Belle Levinson Is chairman
of the sale with Mrs. Polly Robin
owitz serving as co-chairman. The
committee assisting includes Mrs.
Bessie Goldberg as co-chairman.
The committee assisting includes
Mrs. Bessie Goldberg, Miss Sarah
Freedman, Mrs. Joseph Wilensky,
Miss Hurolwitz, Miss Florence
Frank, Mrs. Rose Nadel and MRS.
Lillian Kussner. The meeting was
followed by refreshments served
by Mrs. Robinowitz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Mrs. Jacobson
HOnOrS Sister

Mrs. Aaron Jacobson of Plaza ave-
nue., was hostess at surprise party
at her home recently in honor Of
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Altman,
who marked her tin wedding ami
versary.
Guests included: Mrs. George
Karnofsky, Mrs. Walter Dews, Mrs.
John Reilly, Mrs. Angelo Rodia, Mrs.
Jack Weiner, Mrs. Jack Kunofsky,
Mrs. Anthony Spagnola, Mrs. Louis
Munro, Mrs. Salvatore Tolla, Mrs.
Vincent Forte. Mrs. Samneu Sena,
Mrs. Robert Grace, Mrs. Theodore
Hayes, Mrs. Leon Mitchell, Misses
Florence Meyers and Nancy Caputo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Mrs. DiPietrO
Heads Auxiliary

Mrs. Anna DiPietro was elected
president of Corp. Coyle post auxil-
larry, American Legion, at a meet
ing Wednesday night in the Amer
lean Legion rooms, Leavenworth
street. Other officers named were
vice-president, Mrs. Jessie Stat
strom; treasurer. Miss Mabel Casey;
historian, Miss Lucy hanahan; ex-
ecutive board. Mrs. Charlotte Wall,
Miss Anna Dillon mad Mrs. Sophie
Karnofsky.
Final plans were made for dele
gates to the convention being held
today through Sunday at the
Griswold hotel in Groton. Delegates
include Mrs. Charlotte Wall, Mrs.
F1orine Dillon and Miss Anna Wall.
July and August meetings have
been suspended and the next meet
ing with installation of officers,
will be held in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23

Division 81, A. o. H. will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock in En-
gineers hall. A social hour will fol-
low the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23

A business meeting Of Division 5,
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order of
Hibernians was held last night at
Mechanics hall with Mrs. Catherine
Martnas, president, presiding.
Mrs. Nellie Hayden and Mrs. Mar
garet Tenney were in charge Of the
bingo party which followed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23
Mothers Club
Honors Graduates

c. Arthur Dubois, director of
training at the Scovill Manufacture
ing Company spoke on the need for
education and intelligent leadership
in averting another World War at
a dinner given by the Mothers Club
OF IS. Peter and Paul school hon.
oring the schools 1914 graduate last
night in the church hall.
The club also heard from Philip
Becto and william Cavanaugh, par
ents of two of the graduates: Rev.
John Sullivan, curate of IS. Peter
and Paul church; Daniel Farrell,
umpire for the church softball team,
and Thomas ODay, coach of the
baseball team.
The graduating class presented a
play, by Special Request" feat
uring Rose Marie Downes, Joan
Caldwell. Thomas O'Day, william
Cavanaugh and Theresa LANCE.
Charles Deeley, valedictorian, and
Rose Marie Downes, salutatorian,
were presented gifts by Mrs. Mar
garet Dwyer, president of the
Mothers Club.
Harry Cashin was POSTMASTER.
nh,ieio,1 at n IT will meat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23

In 1888, only 1,185 airplane en-
gines were accepted for the Army
Air Forces as compared with 1916
for September, 1913.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-23

Miss Monica M. Stokna, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stokna of
Cornwall street, has enlisted in the
Women's Army Corps as an Air
WAC and has left for basic train
ing at Fort Ogelthorpe, Georgia.
Following basic training, Pvt Sokna
will be assigned to Bradley Field,
Windsor Locks. in connection with
the new recruiting arrangement in
the Army Air Forces allowing wo-
men to select their stations and
jobs before leaving for their initial
training in the Corps.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
Unijo m~uzikontov
zelo strogo

Organizacija godbenikov 81
prizadeva ma vse nacine ohraniti
svoje clane V sluzbah, IL katere
jih izpodriva "tehnika'. Nasto-
pila je proti radijskim omrez-
jam, ker nadomescajo 1--WE god
benike z gramofonskimi ploSca-
mi, a stroga je tudi proti svojim
clanom, ako ne slede poveljap
predsedniku unije Petrillu. Lo-
kalna unija v Cinncinatiiu, O.,
je obsodila dirigenta simfonic-
mega orkestra Eugena Goossensa
ma $1,250 globe in ma tri mesece
suspenzije, ker je sklical sesta-
mex clanov unije proti vodstvu.
Unijska discipline je torej zani
silno draga stvar. Porocali so, da
Sc je pritozil sodiScu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
OBISKI V CENTRU

Chicago. = Nedavno je bill tn
ma obisku Robert Martinjak, XII
sluzi v Marine Air Corp. v Cali
forniji. Robert je sin nasega So
seda Johna Martinjaka.
Prvic cd kar je v armada je
prisel na dopust Frank Groser.
Pricakuje, da kmalu odide Exam
cez", on meni, da brzkone v Ev-
ropo. Njegov brat Lucas je ma
Guadalcanalu.
Upravnik druzabnega kluba
Luka Groser in njegova soproga
sta odSla ma p%ocitnice v Noko-
mis-, kjer sta zivela pred prese-
litvijo v Chicago, Cd tam pa bo-
sta sla obiskati hcer Mary, XII Ii
vi V Kentuckyju. V casu odsot-
nosti ga v Centru nadomeSca F.
S. Tauchar.
V naSem uradu Sc je oglasil
Horace N. Marston IL New Yor-
ka, uradnik zidovske organizaci-
je Bnai Birth. zelel ie izvedeti,
&c je antisimitsko gibanje dobi-
10 kaj tai tudi med nasim ljud-
stvom. Q sloVenskem casopisju
je zelo dobro pouceh.
Johnu Tezaku, XII ga poznajo
vsi, Xxi prihajajo " Center, je po
dolgi bolezni umrl 20. aprila sin
Anton Teak, star 46 let. Rojen
je bill Metliki. " Ameriko ie
prisel leta 1912. Zapusca zeno in
sina, Xxi ie v armadi, in pa oceta,
brata in sestro. Pokojnik je bill
clan drus. Roznik st. 18 SNPJ.
Matt mu je umrla pred 6. mese-
CT. .Njegov oce je star "a let.
Dne s.. maja Sc je oglasil v
Centru John Seliskar il Aubur-
ma, Ill, XII je prisel S pogreba
svojega brata Josipa SeliSkarja.
Umrl je dine 1. maja ma Elyju.
Mimi, kjer je zivel As let, cd kar
je V Ameriki. Star je bill 70 let,
donna IL Ljubljane.
Drugi obiskovalci skozi week
end SO bill IL Detroita John Do
lenc. Andrew Werholt, T. Sti-
mac, E. Ewing, Marie Kositz in
Albert Naprudnik.
J. Smaltz il Chisholma, Mimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
vi. IZKAZ

Oakland, Calf. Louis Kuznik So;
Anton Tomsic 75c, skupaj $2.75.
POSTAL Anton Tomsic.)
Santa Ynez, Calf. Michael J.
Reading So.
Cleveland, o. Rose Jurman $40.
~(Izrocila Kristina Turpin.)
Brownton, w. Va. Frank Kle-
memo 90c.
North Chicago, Ill. Mike in Jen-
ME Miller So, Jack Mesec st., SITS,
Jerry in Marian Spacapon 81; An
ton Lukancic soc; pc Csc: Jacob
Mesec Jr., druzina Zakovsek, Frank
Jereb, Martin Mesec, Anton Kon-
chan, Frank Pezdirc, Math Ogrin.
Andrew Mock in Anton Kobal
skupaj SITS. (Poslal Jack Mesec
Sr.)
Detroit, Mich. Joseph Topolak
Use.
Morley, Colo. Joseph Vicic 81.
POSTAL Edward Tomsic.)
Aliquippa, Pa. George Smrekar
$500.
Kokomo, Ind. John Petkovsek
$1.00.
Kemmerer, Wyo. J. H. Krzisnik
$3.50.
Youngstown, o. John Petrich
$1.8O.
Cleveland, o. Joseph Kodric SIS;
pc 81: Andy March in Frank Mikse;
Ursula Mulej zoe; preostanek kup-
CHE sec, skupaj 1925. (Poslal John
Krebel.)
Detroit, Mich. Joseph Kotar So;
John Zornik soc, skupaj $3.50.
Chicago, III. Angela Zaitz 1915;
neimenovan 81, skupaj $4.75.
Kinney, Mimi. Anthony f. Gne-
IDA, Csc.
New Waterford, C. B., Nova Scot
tia, Canada. Herman Drobesh SIS.
Washington, d. C.. Annie Bester
Csc.
Milwaukee, Wis. John Klopcic
81; pc soc: Frank Primozich in
Frank Gerzetich, skupaj So. (Poslal
Louis Barborich.)
Frankfort Heights, III. Frank
Jesh $1.65.
Superior, Wyo. John Porenta So.
POSTAL John Jereb.)
Herminie, Pa. Pc 81: Max Selak
lCoketon, w. Va.), Anton Vidmar
pierce, w. Va.), Jacob Bergant
(Lisbon, o., in John Vitez Bar
ton o.; M. Benchina Maynard,
o. 75c; pc soc: Jack Klemp in
John Vidmar (Coketon, w. W in
Frank Anzel pierce, w. Va.); Ig-
nae Flere (Niles, o. Csc, skupaj
$3.50. (Poslal Anton Zornik.)
Lawrence, Pa. Frank Strah 15c.
East Helena, Mont. Joseph Milne
Itch $3.50.
Duluth, MINI. Minnesotska fede-
racija SNIP 1910. POSTAL John
Kobi.)
Cleveland, o. Math Bizjak.$2.OO
Poslal Anton Jankovich.)
Moon Run, Pa. Nabrano ma sell
Fed. SNIP "a zapadno Penno $12.-
rs. (Poslal Jack Ambrozich.)
Cicero, I'LL. John Thaler So.
Milwaukee, Wis. SLOW. soc. klub
$500.
Skupaj v tenn izkazu $97.O1, pref
snji izkaz $443.13, skupaj 540.14.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
Ruski reIif

Cd kar sem priromal nazaj il
Mehike, nisem prejel nobene
vsote "a ruski relif. In vendar,
&c ste citali p~orocila v meScan-
skin listih boste razumeli potre-
DO revnih ljudi V Ukrajini in
Be1orusiji, katerim je sovraznik
pozgal in pokradel vse Gotovo
ste citali 0 veliki pomoci, katero
je postal in 10 Sc danes poSilja
agencija ruskega relifa. Spom-
mite Sc, sodrugi in sodruzice teh
revnih ljudi S kaksnim darom.
Jnaska Russia je vredna vase
pomoci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

Il Milwaukeeja: Matt Pink.
H. Mautz, Mrs. L. Glavan, An
toinette Glavan, Frank Vodnik,
Joe Glavan, VIM. Bernik, Rudy
v. Pugel, Joe Ambros, Wick.
Kauchich, Frank Vertnik in ve6
drugih. Bill SO tn OBJ priliki key
ljaske tekme pod pokrovitelj-
stvom druStva Pioneer SNIP.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
JOsKO OVEN: j.,

naSe VaSl, Q katerlh mi Je pravll
moi oee, ola SO sli S cesarjem Ma
ksimilijanom v Mehiko in kate
rib nj bio vec nazaj -. I'll fantje
SO ali prostovoljno ali pa kar ie
boil gotovo, nevede bill proti-
REVOLUTIONARY. Je precej razlike
cd takrat in med ylogo, katero
Jugoslovani danes igrajo.
Ma tenn sestanku sem Sc Sc
znanil S preceisnjim stevilom
nash rojakov. Nekaj teh je pre-
zivelo vec let Y Z.ed. drzavah.
Kot sem razvidel, so z razmera
mi v Mehiki zadovoljni. Skoro
vsak ina ali obrt ali pa trgovino.
Eden Timed Nth mi ie omenil,
da z malim kapitalom lahko Cd
pres nekaj, toda z navadnim de
lom pa Sc posebno v tel draginii
ne moreS nikamor. 0 tenn piSem
vee v prihodnji stevilki.
PrOletarec
Ne VEN, sodrugi, &c YAM ie
znano, da Sc je cena naSemu Ii
stu v tiskarni podrazila2 In to
ne samo "a par dolarjev. Ali do
+, pustimo, da zaide mas list, kateri
je nam vsem V ponos v dol
COVE? vi veste, kakSen je lid v
takih slucajih - sto in sto de-
lavskih in socialisticnih listov ie
ma ia naein propadlo. Treba DO,
sodrugi in s%odruzice, da gremo.
ma delo TO poletje, kajti ravno
poletni meseci SO listu nainevar-
nejsi. v teh zgodovinskih cash,
ko reakcija tudi med Mani dvi-
| ga glavo kot Sc nikoli pref, da-
mes ko BOZ V nasi start domovini
zahteva, ZAHTEVA cd mas, da
imamo list, kateri DO neustraSe-
no in brez kompromisa vodil boj
proti vsem, kateri SO "a reakciio,
proti vsem, kateri zahtevajo, da
zopet zavlada tema bodisi tn v
Ameriki ali pa v start domovini.
&c je bill BOZ kdaj potreben, je
to dapes. In "a boj je potrebno
orozje - in to je mas list Prole-
tarec.
Ma delo, sodrugi.