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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
JOE SMITH IS MARRIED TOWAC
 AT POST CHAPEL

At ceremony performed on the evening of July 2, at the Post Chapel at Gardner Field, Taft, California, TlSgt. Betty J. Kirk, WAC, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. L. H. Kim czyk, of Canton, Ohio, became, the bride of S/Sgt. Joseph w. Smith, U. s. Army Air Corps, son of MT and Mrs. Lee H. Smith of Juneau. The double ring ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. Fr. Gerald Culleton.
 The service was by candlelight and gladioli in white and peach, decorated the chapel for the wed- ding. Pvt. Emerald Hoisington sang T Love Thee" and "Oh Promise Me- before the reading of the VOWS and during the ceremony Sgt Sylvia Mahon, WAC, sang two selections, On This Day" and Shubert's Ave Maria" Sgt Al Reizebach, organ ist, played the wedding music and was also accompanist for the two singers
 Given in marriage by It. Wilfred B. Leclaire, the bride wore the sum- mer uniform of the WAC. She car ried white prayer book with shower markers of gardenias and pinks.
 Cpl. Helen Wlodarski of Syracuse, New York, was maid of honor and Sgt. Harry J. Bennett of Philadel- phia, Pa, acted as best man for the groom. Ushers were Pvt. Jack C.. Gable and Sgt. William A. Hull
 A reception at the Post Recreation Hall followed the ceremony.
 Special guests at the wedding in- cluded MT. and Mrs. John Magg of Santa Ana, Calif.; Mrs. Nick Brock, also of Santa Ana; MT. and Mrs. William Altmiller and son of Taft. Calf, and Mrs. Gladys Becker of Canton, Ohio.
 The newlyweds went to Santa Barbara on their honeymoon. with plans to return to Juneau to make their home after the war.
 Mrs. Smith is graduate of Mo- kinley High School and the Canton Actual Business College at Canton. Ohio. S/Sgt. Smith is we'll known here and was graduated from the Juneau High School in 1887. He later attended Gonzaga University at Spokane, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July IS. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock is 2, American Can 91, Am erican Tel. and Tel 1923, Anaconda 26ss, Beech Aircraft 91s, Bethlehem Steel 63ss, Curtiss- Wright 5h. Du- Pont Common 158ls, International Harvester 78A, Kennecott 32$s North American Aviation 37s, New York Central 19%, Northern Pacific 17as, Standard Oil of California 381s United States Steel 59a, Pound $404.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, 148.10; rails, 41.79; utilities, 23.84.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18

United Air Lines Mainliners recently completed record of 5000 flights over the famous Main Line Airway between Pacific Coast cities and New York. First to blaze direct transcontinental route from Seattle, Vancouver, B. C., and other coast ports, first to pio- neer air service from Seattle to San Diego, United has achieved an unmatched goal of 275 mill lion miles flying experience.
 We're looking ahead. Through an application recently filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board, United seeks authority to offer the Territory of Alaska the ad- vantages of Mainliner Service. If its application is granted, Anchorage, Yakutat, Juneau and Ketchikan will have through service to Seattle ,. thence south and eastward over United's nationwide system. At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
FRANCES PAUL
 WILL PRESENT
 SONG RECITAL

Frances Eleanor Paul, talented daughter of MT. and Mrs. William L. Paul of Juneau, will present a song recital Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Northern Light Pres byterian Church.
 The choir of the church is spon- soring the singer and Mrs. Carol Beery Davis will be accompanist for the evenings musicale.
 Miss Paul, lyric soprano, is the pupil of Nicholas Konraty at the Eastman School of Music in Ro- chester, New York. This will be her first public appearance in Juneau and music lovers of the community are anxiously awaiting her recital on Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
GUARDSCApTURE
 VICTORY IN CHAMPION GAME

In the Juneau Softball League, game for the first-half cham pionship was played last evening by the Coast Guard and Signacs, with a 5-2 score in favor of the Guards.
 Manager Walter Martin, USCG, reports that it was good game all through with lots of spectacular plays. Frank Steimac, pitcher; Jack McMahon, shortstop; and Per rome, third baseman, were respon- sible for the teams success, ac- cording to Martin. A double play from Pick to McMahon ended the contest.
 Senescu pitched good game for the Signacs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18

Anchorage, United's key east west route would serve the net work centering there from the West, South and North; at Juneau, the lines from the West and North.
 Today, United's objective is to do its share in tremendous war job. In addition to conduct ing its Coast-to-Coast and Bor- der-to-Border domestic airmail- passenger-express services, United personnel, flying for the Air Transport Command, have operated hundreds of flights from the U. s. to Alaska.
 In postwar days, expanding Alaska and the West will need more and faster air transporta- ton. United is therefore look ing to the future, preparing yet finer Mainliner service with which we hope to serve the Territory of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
FOUR FLIGHTS TODAY
 FOR ALA5KA COASTAL

A flight to Taku was made today by an Alaska Coastal plane with J. w. Thompson and Chester Thompson as passengers.
 Today's Ketchikan trip took H. J. Friedman and Val Vitz to that city and MT. Torgerson to Peters burg.
 Sitka passengers were c. Aim mins, Sgt. Stark, Mrs. Torgerson, Frank Marshall, Mrs. Williamson, and Dorothy Van zante, and Mrs Rock was sole passenger on a trip to Skagway this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
GIRL S(0US REUNION AT G0vERNOR'5 HOME
 FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Invitations are being mailed to- day for the Girl Scout campers reunion which will take place at the Governors house Friday after noon between and 5 o'clock.
 The guests invited by Mrs. Gruening will include the camp di- rector, member of the Girl Scout Council, the Girl Scout camp com mittee and the Girl Scout campers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
RACE
 pLANEpLAN7

CHICAGO, July 18.-The admin istration building of the $33,000,000 Douglas Aircraft plant, in suburban Park Ridge, was destroyed in a spectacular fire which, for a time, threatened the huge factory building engaged in the production of giant C-54 cargo planes. Damage was estimated at million and a half dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
MRS. JAMES FARLEY
 ALL OUT FOR DEWEY

CHICAGO. July 18-Mrs. James A. Farley, who arrived here for the Democratic National Convention, said she thinks she will vote for the Republican Presidential nom- inee.
 The wife of the former Democratic National Chairman, when asked whether any change in her presence means changed mind, said: Not a chance. I will vote for Dewey"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
DEWEY UNEARTH5
 POLITICAL MOVE

ALBANY, N. Y, July 18.-Gov. Thomas E. Dewey today asserted that group with unlimited finan- cial resources are playing partisan politics for the right of New York States fighting men to vote" 1
 Dewey further said it is time this campaign of deceit is labeled and exposed and he urged families of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18

was accompanied by Lillian Uggen.
 Guests at today's meeting includ- ed Glen Belford, Paul Monroe, Dr. Harold Graning of San Francisco, Ted Snyder, Relief Manager of the Capitol Theatre, Don w. Skuse, Jr., Don Foster and Bruce Kendall.
 A visiting Rotarian was Jack Lewis of Everett, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
MISS PAUL SINGS
 FOR ROTARY CLUB

Frances Paul, recently returned from studying music in New York, entertained members of Juneau Ro- tary Club this noon in brief pro- gram, singing three numbers. She
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
HOWARD BURKHER HERE

Howard Burkher, principal of the Government School at Ketchikan, arrived here over the weekend on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
ERICSSON IN TOWN

Andy Ericson has registered at the Baranof Hotel from Yankton, South Dakota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
DIR. RAE L. CARLSON

Optometrist, is now in Juneau to make eye examinations. Office in
 Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18
KENDALLS ARRIVE

MT. and Mrs Bruce Kendall and family arrived here early today from Anchorage and are guests at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-18

service men to write to the fighting men and tell them the New York law is a model of complicity."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
lrrLE FARMS ron SALE

cnLoRED buyers waiting; cash for
your property. w. .. Fuller. TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
4-Room OUTFIT
S1l8-S2 Weekly

No Finance Company-No Red Tape
ALL BRAND NEW FURNITURE
A beautiful Hollywood studio lounge;
choice OF Rocker or Occasional Chair.
choice OF Radio Table. Cocktail
Table, Coffee Table or Occasional
Table, ex12 Felt Base Rug: beautiful
Table Lamp; beautiful bedroom out
fit consisting OF full size bed. hand.
some Dresser or roomy Chest. Coll
Bed Spring and Fluffy Mattress, pair
OF lows: beautiful Breakfast
Dihette useful INF Breakfast Set
seating people. l6-pc. Set OF
Dishes. 6x9 congoleum Rug. Used
stgtra fraa NTH rffsG4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
PERSONALS

AFTER this date I am not respon
sihle for any debts contracted By my
wife. Mrs. Evelyn Rose Mr. Purl
Rose. s7si Paige ST. Van Dyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

FINELY carved oak dining room set
$3.50, for S275 oak secretary desk.
$500. for ti25; large davenport, rugs
coffee service. private party. TU
i-2t2s.
FULL coil innersprlng mattress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
IRApIos AND SUPPLIES

NEUTRAL design automatic comhl-
nation; cabinet. records. some inn
ports. Also duai-wave table model
both prewar; little used. LIZ 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CoLORED-Houses wanted for sale /.
sustomsrs waiting. J, q. Johnson. Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
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EDROOM-LlvING ROOM
DINETTE-KITCHEN
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3 Great stores
MARS FURNITURE
2iei5 G. RIVER 1880 HARPER
GAS stoves. table top, ali white
porceIin throughout; Just q few left
sun FGRNiTURE. 1922 GRATIoT
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Samples, SIT. Mitchell, 5000 Gratiot.
JENNY LIND or poster bedB, maple
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Evening star., 1944-11-09

Student fre1 question At speaker on
Americas Town Meeting Of the Air
favorits forum Of millions. Students
are frequent visitors, sometimes ap-
pear on speakers platform. They find
Town Meeting q exciting and stimu-
Iating u their parents dol You win,
tool Don't miss tonisht's question:
Should " scrap the Little Steel For
mulaf Asssrtss's 1sDs Nsstixg ~
tn All. spsassrsd - z5bs Rss6Wis
DIssss, WMAL, Ss3e.
Evening star., 1944-11-09

eM TINE An TODAY.
W10p. S:o0-lsas Horne Ia Z dramatic
role In "You Were Wonderful"
M. S:00-Csrles Ramirez introduces
"Nosotros."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
"ZARJE"
30 V NEDELJO

Cleveland, Ohio. - "Nixar Y
danu ne mirujmo, zivljenju po-
koj je nepoznan. Hitimo z de-
lom, v mislih snujmo, sal una
go nam prinese boil" je klic
dramilne pesmi Zarjanov ma
koncertu v nedeljo %. aprila,
katera spodbuja vero Gloveka v
svojo lastno moe "a skupno do
brobit vseh ljudi. "Zarja" jo
predstavi z drugim koncertnlm
programom in opereto "Kmeta
ali rnescana''. Spored obsega fl
ne pevske locke, enc najboljsih,
kar Jill je zbor Sc kdaj pei. Ma
sporedu je Grumov "Vencek ma
rodnih pesmi", katerega ljub-
kosti melodij noben drug ne
nadkriljuje. Pesmi il mega so
pravi narodni biseri, nikdar u
gaseni. Venturinijevo "Deklet-
&c S puncko" je mila in mehka
pesem, XII tudi gre do srca. Pa
h~orjevi "Veseli bratci" bodo We
sell in Aljazev "Slavcek" DO tu-
di zvrgolel. Slisali bono odmev
"Triglava" in Straussov valcek
"zenska, vino in spev' DO tudi
dial duska svojim cuvstvom. Kaj
hi pocel moski svet ma tenn sve-
III brez zenske, in kaj bi poceli
brez RUNE vinske kapljice in
lorez pesmi in ubranega petja!
Yes svet bi bill pravi pekel in
puscava, nevredna zivljenja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
VZLIC VOJNI Sc DA Sc
VSEENO KAJ NAPRAVITI

Detroit, Mich. - Pevski zbor
Svobodasse obstoji. Tezko je W.
drzavati kulturna drustva v Sc
danjih (vojnih) cash.
S petjem ne moreno nadalje-
vati, ker primanjkuje pevskih
moci (posebno moskih), so Sc pa
mladi zavzeli, da hotejo prize
dit igro.
Dne 80. aprila priredimo igro
" treh dejanjih "Chintz Cott-
age" " angleskem jeziku). Po-
leg tega DO nekaj petja v due
tin in moski kvartet. Pc progra-
mu DO tudi godba "a Piles. Ker
bono mogli placati razlicne
davke tax DO letos vstopnina
malo vista in upam, da to ne bo
zadrzalo nash rojakov, da hi Sc
ne udelezili. Kadar je Svoboda
kaj priredila, smo imeli do Sc
daj Sc vedno dober obisk. Torei
zelimo, da Sc tudi letos udele-
ute te priredbe. Cisti prebitek
je namenjen "a nase fante, XII so
" vojni. To je bivSe clane Svo-
bode in druge prijatelje, ker
marsikateri DO potreben pomoci
ko Sc vrne IL tie vojne. Lansko
leto smo priredili "a reveze in
sirote v start domovini in pr
tenn napravili nekaj mad $215
in oddali ma pristojno mesto. V
bodocnosti bono pa mogoce 20
pet v kake druge dobre svrhe
priredili, ako DO druStvo imelo
Sc pogoje "a zivljenje.
Svoboda je malo drustvo pc
clanstvu, ali pomagajo nam pa
tudi podporni clani in prijate-
Iii. Torej rojaki v Detroitu in
okolici, apelirana ma vas, da
kdor Sc nj clan, da postane, &c
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

Strauss S svojo ~svetovno znano
skladbo "zenska, vino in speyn
povelicuje zivljenje in kar je lie.
pega v MEM.
Opereta TKmeta ali meScanap
je, vesela dogodivscina meSca.
nov ma izletu ma dezelo, kjer Sc
kmetje in mescani spoznaio in
med seboj zmenjajo marsikater
smesen dovtip. Ia visek prizora
je dodana zaokrozena pesem, xii
|igro izpopolnuje. Prvotna kom,|
pozicija te operete, katero je|
vprizorila "Svoboda' V Detroi,|
tn in druge skupine, Sc je izgu.|
bila. Ia to predstavo je oskrbel|
zborov ucitelj Joseph KrabecI
novo kompozicijo. V vlogah ma,
istopijo Ivan Ceh, Sophie Elar.
SIGH, Mildred Milatovec, Jose
phine Turk in pa John ter
Frank Kokel in zbor.
Predstava Sc vrSi V Sloven,
skem mar. domu OBJ S. popoldne.
iPotem sledi Piles. V predprodaii
SO vstopnice pc borih soc. Polo
vico dobieka tie priredbe je ma
menjeno v pomoc nasim V do
movini in DO oddano Slovenske-
mu pomoznemu odboru.
VISA slovenska petja zeljna
publika in napredna javnost je
med povabljenci. D~anaSnja re-
almost casa je neznosna in kru.
ia. Vsi potrebujemo dusevnega
oddiha in razvedrila. Potrebu-
jjemo pa tudi prebujenja duha,
Xxi DO iskal novih poti "a blago-
stanje cloveStva in pravicnejSe
preuredbe danaSnjega sveta,
kjer ne DO vzroka "a vojne gro,
zote. Zarja, kot delavsko kul-
turna celica, YAM obeta prav lep
vecer zabave in dusevnega uzit-
ka v krogu znancev in prijate-
LEV.
Pridite! Leo POljSak.
Neznanje je deIavcev najhujS
SOvraznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

zidarja Puriea, dobro pozna. Bill
je njihov kuhar. Michael po-
zdravlja vse svoje znance v Cen
tru, posebno j. Chamazaria in
Groserjeve. Sporoca, ola bi zelo
rad dobil starokrajsko koso, S
kosiscem vred. Pisal je ponjo re
j. Stonichu v Chisholm, Mimi,
pa mu z MO ne more vee postre-
ci. cato Sc nadeja, da 10 ina
morda KIDD izmed citateljev Pro-
letarca, XII je vec ne rabi in bi
mu 10 lahko prodal. Tozadevni
oglas ina v tel stevilki.
Minuli teden Sc je pc presled-
ku enega leta spet oglasil pri
mas Louis Zorko IL Clevelanda.
Ostal je tn "a stalno, ker je do
bill sluzbo V upravnistvu Pro
svete.
John Chamazar je okreval, a
pravi, da ne Sc toliko, da bi tudi
letos mogel prevzeti Centrov vrt
v oskrbo.
Lucas Groser- NIL, XII je v Cen
tru in druzabnem klubu veliko
pomagal, je re precej casa v
Now Gvineji pr Australia, ne
dvomno V spopadih z Japonci.
Njegov brat Frank, tudi star
znanec V Centru, pa je sedaj ma
vojaskem vezbaliscu v Alabami.
Mas druzabni klub ina v arma-
di in mornarici re "A clanov.
Farmer Matt Machek IL Tay-
lorvilla, H., XII je sedaj nasta-
MEN v Chicago, Sc je tudi re vec-
KRAFT oglasil pri mas. Tu ina So
rodnike in mnogo prijateljev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

ne more biti aktiven, pa vsaj
podporni clan, Xxi je samo ST ma
leto. Posetite zabavo ma 80. apriv
la v SLOW. del. domu IA 437 S.
Livernois.
Odbor DO gledal, ola bono
imeli pijaco in vse drugo po-
trebno, kar DO mogoce v soda
Min cash.
Rudolf Potochnik, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
SLOVENSKi DELAVSKI
CENTER

r.Ei-EF- rE FFs
Chicago, Ill. W soboto 20.
aprila DO v Centru zabava dru-
zabnega kluba. Wee o tenn bodo
%naznanili clani odbora.
Sin naSega soseda Johna Mar
tinjaka, 17-letni Robert Marti-
MAX, je prisel IL San Diega,
Calf, kjer je bill v taboriscu
ameriSke mornaricne pehote
(marines), k starsem "a nekaj
dni ma dopust. Vrnil Sc je kon-
Gem minulega tedna. Dejal je,
da ga najbrze kmalu posljejo
| Exam cez". Center mu zeli sre-
cen povratek.
JOS. M. Mavrich, Strabane,
Pa, je bill re veckrat v Centru,
ker rad pride v slovensko dru-
zbo. Sluzi v vojni mornarici in
je nastanjen ma cikaSkem Navy
Pier.
Joseph Drasler, XII je bill pred
nekaj lett tajnik Slovenskega
delavskega centra in usluzben
pr Proletarcu, potem pa V zvez-
mem arzenalu Rock Island Illi-
noisu, je bill tudi vpoklican v
vojno sluzbo. Njegova soproga
Alice Artach, XII je bila vposlena
v 81. uradu SNIP, sporoca, da Sc
je S starSi preselila IL lowe v
Denver, Colo.
Nedavno sta Sc tn oglasila F.
Novak in N. Sheirer, XII sta bila
ma potovanju v vzhodnih in CEN
tralnih drzavah v kampanji "a
osvoboditev osemnajstih tako-
zvanih trockistov, clanov socia-
listicne delavske stranke. Bill so
obsojeni vsled svojih revolucio-
narnih proglasov, ne da bi izvr-
Sill kako nezakonito dejanje,
Process proti MIN Sc je vrsil
pred vec kot enim letom v Min
nesoti, kjer SO delovali V uniji
prevoznikov.
Ray Bozicnik Sc je vrnil ma
svojo sluzbo v Pearl Harbor ma
Havajih. Emil Hrast pa v Wash
ington, D. C.
Michael Reading, XII ie prvi "a
snoval nacrt "a tvrt okrog Cen
ira, Sc je nedavno oglasil IL Ca
lifornije, kjer je uposlen re vec
let. Poroca, da sedaj upravlja
pet akrov vrta, 36 konj in mad
par sto CLAW goveje Irvine. V po-
moe pri tenn obseznem delu so
mu Mehikanci. Michael je bill v
prejsnji vojni z nekaterimi
visjimi srbskimi castniki V Sibi-
riji, cd kjer je pc vojni prisel z
mimi Ameriko in tukaj ostal.
Tudi sedanjega predsednika jul
goslovanske Wade v Kairu, b.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
cinski element svoje zrtve izropa in

cinSki element SvOJe Zrtve iZrOpa In
umOri.
Prevdarni citatelji IL tega raz-
vidijo, kako malo Sc je zanesti
ma propaganda in kako tezko Sc
je boriti v Mi, kadar SO 81 vesti
tako nasprotne, sovrazne in sle-
pilne, kot SO bas sedaj IL Slove-
nije. Vseeno, tistim, XII jim je kaj
"a Sans, lahko precitajo te belez-
Ike Sc enkrat, da pridejo ma zbor
pripravljeni. Navedeni sta ODE
plati zvona in oznaceni SO vsi
vetrovi. Komur je "a napredek
in svobodo naroda, DO lahko So
dill in pravicno nastopal pravic-
MIN idejam v korist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
KOMElNTAR.JT


iatelja lie hliniI, ola je izvlekel IL
MEGA Up. Ambrozica) zaupne
stvari. Tako Sc je igral baje tudi
2 ministrom Snojem. To Sc pra-
vi, drug drugega so skuSalf O.
mreziti in potegniti "a nos. Una
gal je Louis Adamic in p. Ber-
nard je cd tistih dni silno razka-
cen mani.
"POcakajte senzacije!!" Intri-
&c, XII Sc razpletajo v tenn prere-
kanju in v civilni vojni v Jugo-
slaviji, povzrocajo mnogo ODE
tanj. N. pr, kako DO nekega dine
Tito zavrzen, Peter in Mihajlo-
vic pa bosta triumfirala. Tedai
Sc bono mi "jokali'', oni, XII nam
nasprotujejo, pa Sc bodo 'zadnji
smejali''. To so re stare prerok-
be, XII Jill vztrajno ponavljajo.
Axe sc uresnicijo, to ne DO una
ga ga demokracijo".
Jugoslavija Sc maj ohrani sta
remu sistemu. Oziroma v Slove-
Mil Sc maj obvaruje Waldo kleri-
kalni stranki. TAX je namen p.
Ambrozica, Xxi vodi tn svojo pro-
pagando pod magneticnim ime-
nom "Zveze slovenskih zupnij v
Ameriki".
Ali veste, da ina p. Ambrozic,
XII je smrtni sovraznik vsega, kar
dist pc socializmu, sedaj najbolj-
Sc "zveze" S Socialist" v Slove-
Mil? 0 tenn bodo imeli Slovenci
V Ameriki tie dni priliko citati V
njegovem tisku. In - kajpada v
Proletarcu komentarje, XII bodo
klerikalne propagandiste v 1.-Two
zadeli.
Ali veste, ola je bill Proletarec
edini slovenski casopis, XII je re
pred letom in pref svaril pred
propaganda p. Ambrozica, do
elm so mu drugi priobcevali ME
COVE clanke -?
SANS DO incl svoj drugi kon-
gres v kratkem. Ma MENU Sc DO
Slo "a prevago V boju p. Ambro-
zica in njegovih ljudi ma eni
strani, in med tistimi, XII osvobo-
ditev naroda in stir svobodscine
razumejo popolnoma ma drug
naein kakor pa misijonar p. Am
brozic IL Lemonta.
Reakcionarji vedo, da Sc So
cialni potresi dogajajo VZLIC
vladam, XII tisce svet V start 81
stem. In verjemite ali ne, p. AM
brozicu in njegovim Sc gre v tel
borbi edino "a ohranitev posvet-
mega klerikalizma, ne pa "a We
70. Sal Sc znajo tudi komunisti
znjo pray imenitno igrati in 10
izrabljajo v marsicem Sc uspeS-
nejSe kot p. Bernard in njegovi
STUDENT. v vsakem slucaju pa je
to nepoStena taktika in MEN ma
men je zlorabljati nevednost ma
Sc v svoje jezuitske narnene.
cam. Slovenec" z dine IA.
aprila zelo obsoja urad sSansa,
"ker zadnje case posilja ma slo-
venske liste razne objave, XII nj
SO vec uradna porocila, marvec
COLA propaganda cisto strankar-
skega znacaja". jake Sc zgraza
mad SAMSON posebno zaradi OBJ
jave porocila il ljubljanskega
"Jutra' o ustolicenju slovenske-