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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
Americans, British in Sur prise Action, Establish
 New Bedthhedds
UNITS ARE LANDED ON
 COAST, CENTRAL ITALY
BIisfering Air and Naval Bombdrdment Gives
 Supportto Invaders

BULLETIN--Berlin. Jan. 22.-- A mighty American British i'm vasion force, vaulting up the Italian west coast, landed suc- cessfully before dawn today deep behind the Nazi lines and less than 30 miles below Rome.
 Our resistance is slight and apparent progress is being made by our enemies who are push ing inland toward the lifelincs of our winter fortifications.' says the Berlin broadcast to- night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
BIG NAVAL JAP BASE
 ATTACKED
Naval Planes Fly Out from AIeutians . All Re-
 turn Unddmaged

WASHINGTON, Jan. P. = Two bombing raids on Paramushiro, major Japanese naval base in the north, is announced today. in an official communique.
 Navy planes flew out from the Aleutians over approximately 72O miles of the North Pacific to bat ter the base at the northern end of the Kurile chain.
 Enemy installations on the south ern coast of the Island of Paramu- shiro were battered by the first group of bombers Friday night.
 In the second raid, three hours after the first raid, the northern part of the enemy's naval strong hold was attacked.
 ti-aircraft fire was encounter ed only on the first raid, which was made about midnight. One enemy fighter plane ineffectively endeavored to drive off the attack of the first raid. On the second --------------------------
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. Enclosing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 67s, American Can 85M, Anaconda 25ls, Beach Air craft 9h, Bethlehem Steel 59, Curtiss Wright 57s, International Harvester 73, Kennecott SIS, North American Aviation 87s, New York Central IFS, Northern Paci- fic 15is, United States Steel 53.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows industrials l38.24, rails 36.57, utilities 22.35.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
AIRFIELD5 IN
 ROME AREA,
 DESTROYED
Only One Base ihat Has Not Been Knocked Out
 Railroads Blocked

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS, Jan. 22-The spokesman for the Allied Mediterranean air force announced this afternoon the Allied air campaign has knocked out" all airfields in the Rome area except one.
 The spokesman also said the bombings have blocked all railroads in the Leghorn area except one and in the Rome area no trains are moving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
HOPE FILES
 FOR HOUSE

Andrew Hope, of Sitka, one of the best known Democrats in Southeast Alaska, filed today for the House on the Democratic ticket.
 Hope has been member Of the City Council of Sitka and is locat- ed there in business as a ship builder
 He is a Past President of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and now a member of the Executive Con- mittee. He has always been most active in ANB circles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
HEIkTzlEMAN LEAVES
 ON BUSINESS TRIP

Frank Heintzleman, gional Forester, left by plane yesterday enroute to Washington, D. C., on official business. He expects to be away for at least month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
DANCE TONIGHT TO HONOR VISITING
 SERvI(EMEN HERE

In honor of visiting servicemen. a public dance will be held tonight in the Elks Hall, beginning at 70 o'clock. Bob Tew's Band will fur nish music for the affair
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
ii. Col. FifzGerd|d, Who Won Spurs in Alaska, Is
 Presented Great Award


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Lt. Col Gerald FitzGerald, who won his spurs ill aerial photography with the U. $. Geological Survey in AL aska, today was presented the cov- eted Fairchild Award for his out standing achievements in the field.
 Col. FitZGerald was born at Burns, Ore, 45 years ago today. At 19 he joined the Survey as tenn porary assistant, and rose to senior topographic engineer of the Alaskan branch. All of his service with the Survey was in Alaska Tn 1942 he was taken over by the army as a major, last year was made Lieut.. Colonel, and is now chief of the Aimy's aeronautical chart service.
 The award was presented by Gen. H. Fl Arnold, chief of the army air force, at the annual meeting of the American Society of Photo grammetry. Donor of the award Is Sherman H. Fairchild of the Fair child Aviation Corp, who, through his experiments in designing an improved between the-lens shutter and new types of aerial cameras opened wide new field for aerial photographers, whose work has been one of the biggest single factors contributing to American success in this war
 Valuable Contribution
 Col. FitzGerald was selected for the award as the man who made the most valuable technical contri- button to the now famous tri-met- rogon mapping method He was also responsible for the organization operation and supervision of all units engaged in trimetrogon com pilation for the aeronautical chart ing program during l943
 Up to the time of Pearl Harbor General Arnold pointed out as he presented the Fairchild silver placque, only 750000 square miles ! of the United States, it's territor- ies and possessions had beer mapped. But as the result of the institution of the trimetrogor method, 6,000,00O square miles have now been mapped.
 Tri-metrogon mapping simply means the utilization of three wide angle cameras so placed in an air. plane as to secure aerial photo graphs of the landscape from ons horizon to the other.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
GEYERs RETURN

MT. and Mrs. A. M. Geyer re- turned by steamer this morning after visit of several months in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
WITH CONSTRUCTION co.

L. w. Winton, with the West Construction Co.,, is here from An chorage and has registered at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
MYTH RED CROSS

Helen V. Shubert, with the Amer. ican Red Cross, arrived this morn ing and is at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
AT BARANOF HOTEL

Robert H. Cahill is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
OPA MAN RETURNS

s. O. Casler, with the OPA, re- turned here today and is at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
BARRINGTONs HERE

MT. and Mrs. M. E. Harrington are at the Baranof and are regist- cred from Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
IN
 ARGENTINA,
 AIDING SPIES

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 22.-The office of the President, General Pedro Ramiriz, today announced that British authorities in Trinidad had arrested Osmar Alberto Helmut of the Argentine consul, charging him with being of service to an enemy spy ring inside Argentina.
 The Argentine statement said that Helmut whose conduct appears compromising" has been dismissed from government employ
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WEATHER REPORT GU. s. Bureau)

. Temp. Friday Jan. 21 . sMaximum 43; Minimum 37 .
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Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

Some gals can make a fool out of a guy in two minutes. Ah-but those two minutesi
 A surgeon, an architect and a politician were arguing to whose profession was the oldest.
 Said the surgeon: "Eve was made of Adams rib and that was a surgical operation"
 "Yes," agreed the architect, "but prior to that, the order was created out of chaos and that was an ar chitectural job"
 "But," spoke up the politician proudly, somebody must have created the chaos"
 Pvt. Davidson says that love starts when a girl sinks in your arms-and ends with her arms in the sink.
 "Looks like it won't be long now," said the soldier. "We're marching through Europe like a steamroller."
 "Yeah," replied the orderly. "Why, the only thing between us and Germany is that there Zieg- field line."
 In the days of Queen Elizabeth, 'tis said, some of the ladies liked to curl up with a book, while oth- CTS preferred simply to curl up with one of the pages.
 Cpl. Briggs: "Do you think the radio will ever take the place of the motion picture show?"
 S/Sgt. Walsh: "No, you can't neck in a radio"
 S/Sgt. Luddy: "Did you know that the tunnel we just came thru is two miles and cost $12,000, 1000 ?"
 His girl friend, fixing her hair: "Well, it was worth it."
 1st/Sgt. Grace: "That girl we met at the dance didn't seem very intelligent, did she?"
 NSgt. Furman: "You're right. She didn't pay any attention to me either"
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

S/SERGEANT CHARLES A. PERRON Something new has been added We, at Bradley Field, announce with pride that we have left-handed optometrist at the Station Hospital, S/Sgt. Charles A. Per ron. He is a native of North Adams, Mass, and has been in the Army since April 1941. Chuck was in charge of the Medics at the New Bedford AAB and was graduated from the School of Avia- tion Medicine at Randolph Field, Texas, as Flight Surgeons Assistant, before coming to Bradley on 12 September 1943. Since that time he has examined over 5000 patients. He plays the violin in the conventional manner but sketches with either hand. Girls, Chuck is still unmarried; but we are quite certain that he has an EYE for the ladies.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30
PRIVATE JO ANN GARRETT

The only Wac working on the Flight Line is Pvt. Jo Ann Garrett, Gravel Gertie to her many friends. Jo Ann halls from the "good old West" around Forsyth, Mon tana, and put on the uniform 6 Decem- Der 1943. Formerly employed installing fuel lines in planes by Douglas Aircraft of Santa Monica, Calf, she likes her job that keeps her in the vicinity of airplanes Jo Ann works in the office Eut her main job she says is keeping up morale. We hear she does fine job. This always exuberant Wac likes GIs but part of her heart is dedicated to the Navy Her hobby is making the Wac column and her postwar plans, on which she is very definite, includes getting married and raising a platoon of "young 'uns"
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

SERGEANT LONNIE E. HAGLER
 Here is man that everybody on the Base is familiar to as he has seen us all, at one time or another, in his capacity as manager of the Main Exchange. Sgt. Lonnie E. Hagler of Section c is a na- tive of Center, Texas, and after teach ing school for a period of nine years decided to make complete change in his vocation and took position as assis- tant manager of large chain of dime stores in the Panhandle. Two years ago, Lonnie enlisted in the Army and when he arrived at this Base was put in charge of the PIX branch in the Northeast area. He doesn't think that he will ever go back to teaching but plans to put some of the ideas he has formulated in con- junction with managing the Exchange to good use at the end of the war.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

All Official FAF Photos
 PRIVATE LAWRENCE J. KREUTER Over at the Base Motor Pool you'll find "Kip" Kreuter, the fellow in charge of lot supervision. He entered the service just about year ago and since that time has served as worker for the Red Cross and as MP until his present duty. Odd thing about his entering the serv- ice, says Kip, was that he came in with nineteen fremen from New England who also were assigned to this Base and a few are still around including his First Sergeant. Kip himself was fireman in his native Bridgeport and intends to re- turn to that business after the duration plus. Unmarried, he has no immediate plans but prefers blondes who like base ball, football, basketball and fights (the professional kind) which gives you a hint to the fact that he prefers sports.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30
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Some gals can make a fool out of guy in two minutes. but those two minutes!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02

0 KSKJ Sc lahko rece, da
med Slovenci V Ameriki vzlic
svoji veliki klerikalni ofenzivi
skozi visa svoja prva leta ma 40
ben nacin nj mogla zajeziti Sir
JENA napredne misli in social
sticne ideologije, pac pa je pr
tenn sama prisla V nevarnost in
zaostala. Ko je to spoznala, Sc
je otela in OBJ 50-letnici Sc po-
naSa z napredkom v clanstvu in
Y blagajni. In tudi cerkev, to je
duhovscina, je lahko zadovoljna
z MO, ker il S svojimi drustvi
nudi veliko pomoc.
KSKJ ie bila cd ustanovitve
pa do nedavna zastopana tudi
v SANSu. Prispevala pa mu nj
IL svoje blagajne nicesar, dasi
mu je obljubila S pretvezo, da
DO dala doloceno vsoto, ako j.
Il. z. izroci vso svojo imovino.
Zastopana pa je od pocetka v
JPO-SS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
NAPREDEK JHPD SKORO
POL MlLlJONA V
STIRIH LETIH

hra-
nilno in posojilno drustvo (Ju-
goslav Savings and Loan Asso-
ciation), XII Sc z vso upravice-
nostjo naziva "a kooperativno
financno ustanovo, Sc bliza pr
vemu milijonu imetka. Oh "a
kljucku prve polovice tega leta
ga je imela $756, 2O6.O kar je
mad cetrt milijona vec ko kdai
pref. Pred Stirimi lett, deem
bra 1899, je znaSal samo $279,-
469.32.
Vloge clanov znasajo mad
$589,000. Obresti ma vloge MISC
mixer viSje kot v tenn druStvu.
Svoj urad ina v lastni Hist ma
2610 S. Lawndale Ave.
Predsednik JHPD je JoSko
Oven, podpredsednik Jacob Zu-
pan, Donald j. Lotrich, tajnik,
Anton Trojan, blagajnik, ostali
CLAM direktorija pa so Frank
Groser (sedaj v armadi), Vinko
LocniSkar, Charles Pogorelec,
John Rodman in Frank Zaitz. v
nadzornem odboru SO Matt Ku-
re, Frank Omahen in John dip.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02

del nekaj podatkov o aferi "a
reinsurance 81. tajnik Josip
Zalar.
Tisti "skandal' in pa BOZ je
incl "a KSKJ emo dobro posle-
dico. Clanstvo Sc je pricelo boil
zanimati zanjo in postala je boil
"katoliska" brez ZakrajSkovega
duhovnega vodstva.
Toda v politicnih bojih proti
naprednjastvu KSKJ re dolgo
nj vec centralna tocka. Ia je Sc
daj V Lemontu, Sc boil pa v Gle
veland upod firmo "slovenskih
zupnij" in memo glasilo je
"AmeriSka domovina". "Glasilo
S Sc tiska pr Mi.
V jubilejni Stevilki Glasila
KSKJ ina dopis neizogibni An
ton Grdina, bivsi 81. predsednik
KSKJ, XII je v onih letih roban-
til pc shodih proti socialistom,
roper SNIP in Memo glasilo, ter
veal otrobe, da Sc ga je clan
stvo popolnoma navelicalo. CIR
dina je bill v politiki 81. pred
sednika KSKJ ucenec p. Zakraj-
Ska. Sedanji njegov skromni do
pis k jubileju KSKJ ina naslov
"Ponos Slovencev je banka". On
je MANFRED predsednik slovenske
banke v Clevelandu in sedaj mu
zgolj ona roji pc CLAW.
V isti stevilki je clanek z ma
slovom MAS Fvecni popotnik',"
posvecen Matiji Pogorelcu. Ma
tia je star clan KSKJ, toda v
letih, ko sta V Mi prevladovala
Grdina in p. Zakrajsek, je prisel
z NINA in z enimi re pref v to-
liksne spore, da SO Sc med sabo
tozarili pr druStvih in V 81. Cd
boru, Sc prerekali v listih in tudi
k viSjim cerkvenim predstojni-
kom so prihajale denuncijacije.
Oh tel priliki pa je Malta, XII
liza onih let oopisuje najvec v
Prosveto, v Glasilu zelo pohva-
lien in il 81. urada je bill uradno
povabljen ma jednotino slavnost
V Joliet.
KSKJ ina sedaj v odraslem
oddelku 1886 clanov, v mia
dinskem pa 1O,842, skupaj 49,
1913. Imovine ina SIS, 541, 900.
Men glavni vodja je pc IL
t~rebljenju Grdinovega vpliva
glavni tajnik Joseph Zalar. Ia
slugo "a izmotanje jednote il
afere ''reinSurenca'' ter nienega
poznejsega napredka Sc najvec
MENU pripisuje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
Zinko MiIonov DO peIo
no sIoyiu SNPJ

Cikaska federacija SNIP be
priredila zadnjo nedeljo V okto-
bru slavnost 40-letnice jednoti-
mega obstanka, ma kateri DO pc
la slovita operna pevka Zinka
Milanov, XII DO takrat gostovala
v cikaski operi. Poleg ME bodo
ma sporedu razne druge locke.
Slavnost Sc be vrSila v dvorani
SNIP.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
SKLAD 2OO-TERIH
LISTU v PODPOR0

Pod to OZna6bO Sc priobcuje pri-
spevke "a vZdrzevanje PrOIetarca
" kampanji, Xxi jO je zasnovaI pred
sednik upravnega Odbora Proletar-
"a JOSkO Oven. Apelira, da Sc ma ia
klic odzove najmanj 200 prijateIjev
lista, Xxi bi prispevali pc SIS vsaki
ali vec.
Namen tega sklada je ~obvarovati
list pred zadolzitvijo in pa v pomoC
a~gitaciji "a njegovo razSirjenje.
ManjSi zneski bodO i v naprej
priObcevani v reguIarni koloni "Ti-
skOvni skIad Pr0letarca".
Ill. ZKA 2OO-TERIH
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans. S 500
Frank Barbich, Cleveland. o. 500
Philip GOdina, Chicago, Ill. 500
Mary Koshak, Clarendon
Hills, Ill. 500
Angela Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. 500
Fred A. Wider, Chicago, Ill. 500
Kristina Turpin, Chicago, Ill. 500
Frank BiZjak, Chicago, Ill. 500
Louis ZOrkO, Chicago, Ill. 500
Chas. P~ogOrelec, Chicago, Ill. 500
Luka GrOser, Chicago, Ill. 500
okupaJ ) $500
PrejSnji iZkaZ 5000
Skupaj $145.0O
PrispevateIjev v tenn izkazu IL,
zadnji izkaz ii, skupaj rs, manjka
Sc IT'S.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
SEN TPE TER

ohiOillld SS Je LII ga IlIOICS pO-
ljubila. Nagnila Sc je nazaj in
ga gledala. "Luka je bill tvoj
oce?"
Smehljal Sc il je.
"Tvoj oce mi je tolikokrat da-
jail piskotov. Kako sem ga imela
rada. Vsak dan je bill pr mas in
Sc je z mano igral. Zakaj nisi tt
moi brat?" Sc enkrat je prizela
k sebi njegovo glavo. Use Sc mu
je zameglilo. v listen hipu je
stekla v izbo in sc nj vec vrnila.
AleS nj vedel, ali Sc mu blede,
ali SANTA. Nekaj casa je sedel
blazen cd srece, niti dihati Sc
nj upal. Zacudil Sc je sele, ko je
prisla dekla zapirat.
Vstal je in Sc skoro opotekel.
Zunaj bi bill rad zavrisnil cd We
selja, toda stisnilo ga je v grlu.
Nejasne slutnje SO mu motile
miSli.
Branil Sc je, pa je bill vendar
tako potrt, da so ga noge komaj
nosile.
"Ne, to nj -" je sepetal sam
v sebi in tezko Sc mu je zdelo,
ola mora dOmOV.
Ko je Liza legla Y postelj, Sc
je zacudeno izpraSevala: "Kaj
sem vendar storila? Tako dober
je, predober. Brata bi ne mogla
imeti tako rada. Sal nj tako mi
sill. Hudo mu DO, revezu." V
zapestju il je tlelo. Cutila je ra-
stoco vrocico. HudomuSno je
skrila glavo pod odejo.
Drugi dan je bila nekam zme-
dena, nerada Sc je ustavljala pr
njegovi mizi. Grenko Sc je ke-
sala, da Sc je tako izpozabila v
tisti cudni uri, spominjajoca Sc
svoje mladosti in dobrega strica
Luke.
Zaman je AleS to noe pricako-
val, da bosta ostala sama. Liza
je zadrzevala goste, nato pa IL
ginila v soho.
Maria je nekaj .slutila. Vpra-
sala je Svedraca, &c We, kan
Ales zahaja.
@Pri Pacu cepi, v LILO Sc je
zagledal," Sc je REAL starr.
Cd veselja so Sc il zaiskrile
oci. "Toliko mu dam, ola bosta
lahko zivela. Maj Sc vzameta,'
je ponavljala Ease in Sc radova-
la AleSeve srece.
Zvecer je obsedela pri mizi
Dolgo je pisala. "Kar sem pri-
nesla k Hist, to dobi on. In Sc de-
gozda, XII SEN ga kupila. Nekaj
denarja, da DO lahko zacel, ali
pa maj ostane gori pr Lii"
Zapecatila je z rdecim vo-
skom, vesela mad svojo odlocit-
WHO.
Drugi dan je vprasal Rok;
"Kdo pa dale onemu denar, da
ga nj nikoli doma?"
"Zasluzi kot tt! Dovolj je re
star"
Bono videli!" je zarohnel
mad materjo.
Sc tisti vecer je cakal, kdaj
pojde AleS. Tho Sc je izmuznil
"a MIN in videl, da je izginil pr
Pacu.
"Vraga, pa ne da bi hodil k
Lizi?" Sc je zasmejal. "Cakaj
lfant!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
Ameriska bratska zveza.)

udJ fAIIlCIIShd DIdLSkd ZVoZd.
V prvih oklicih "a ustanovi-
tev zveze drustev pa so sklica-
telji |. 1893-94 rabbi najvec ime
"slovenska jednota''.
Mad d~vajset let je bila KSKJ
S svojim bojevnim glasilom trd-
njava, liz katere Sc je napadalo
pojavljajoce gibanje slovenskih
svobodomiselcev in socialistov.
Agitatorji mladega naprednega
gibanja SO imeli mnogih nasel-
binah mic koliko tezav, bodisi v
agitaciji "a svoje liste ali pa pr
ustanavljanju in jaeanju dru-
Stew SNIP. Toda napade so
spretno odbijali in OBJ enem
zgradili mocno SNIP in Sc par
drugih naprednih zvez povrhu.
Pionirski bojevniki klerikali-
v KSKJ so Seasonal ali po-
mrli, ali Sc postarali in umirili,
now ljudje pa SO bill sicer YER
ski, toda boil "amerisko-bizni-
sko" navdahnjeni. Pomagali so
konservativnosti kjerkoli so mo-
gil - posebno Sc je poznalo to
V stavkah, a prejsnjega ognja
svoji podporni organizaciji MISC
skusali DAFT, nit hi ga ne mogli,
ker Jim je manjkalo "a tax ma
celen klerikalni BOZ fanatizma.
To Sc je zacelo spreminjati,
ko je prisel "a zupnika v Chica-
go pater Kazimir ZakrajSek in
sklenil S pomocjo KSKJ obnovi-
ii nekdanji klerikalni boj proti
protidarnju 'socialisticnega vpli-
va med slovensko katoliSko
ljudstvo v Ameriki'. Uspel je
prilicno, toda v KSKJ Sc je dr.
zal ma povrSju Sc v nadalje pri-
vatni bizniSki duh kot kloSc vse
do leta 1919, ko je tedanji 81.
predsednik Paul Schneider cd
boru izjavil, da Sc KSKJ gmot-
ne ne DO vzdrzala, razen ako, Sc
jo "~reinsura" pri zavarovalnici
American Bankers Life Insur-
ance Co." Edino ma ia nacin Sc
DO jednoto resilo propada, je tr-
dill Schneider. V odboru so Sc ne
kateri cudili, sklicana je bila s..
maja v ia namen izredna seja in
vecina je 81. predsedniku izjavi-
la, da ma svojo roko njegovega
predloga "a reinsurance" ne
more potrditi, pac pa maj o ME
mu odloci splosno glasovanje.
Ko je zadeva prisla v javnost,
Sc je clanstvo silno zacudilo in
zgrazalo, ces, toliko let placuie-
mo, sedaj pa, ko smo start, mai
DO nasa jednota ma robu propa-
da?!
V susljanju Sc je pripovedo-
valo, da Sc gre tn "a velik graft
in da misli nekdo, ali nekateri
"prodati KSKJ privatni insu-
rance kompaniji."
Clanstvo je Schnellerjev ma
crt zavrglo S 3,446 proti 281 gla-
sow.
Gil. predsednik Schneider ie v
protest odstopil in glavni odbor
je njegovo r~esignacijo sprejel z
10. proti 5. glasovom. z MIN je
Sci v KSKJ njegov edini vplivni
podpornik "a Reinsurance"
cikaski slovenski' zupnik pater
ZakrajSek.
Kako so jima potem vrata ma
konvenciji v Jolietu pred nosom
zaprli, in kako sta bila sprejeta
konvenciji v Pittsburghu kot
"spokorjena gresnika'', o tenn
jubilejna Stevilka Glasila KSKJ
ne pise, razen v kolikor je nave
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-02
KoZAK.
fNadaljevanie.)

E ustavil Sc je sredi sobe. Seda1
u $ele videl ljudi okrog sebe
Eokam prosece jih je pogledal
[,oto ie izpregovoril S cudnim
pto5nim glasom: "Nekaj stras-
F,oga Sc DO zgodilo." Odsel JIG
I'D streho, kjer je dolgo casa
/ stisnjenimi pestmi hodil pc
"Kai DO, kaj boz" je sepetal,
|Vse DO Slo!"
cesar bi nikomur ne bill pri-
Enal. to 81 je izpovedal ' tisini,
[,m z obupom: "Jaz SC n izgub-
bjen!"
/ Godezevka pa je cez dobro
sro ze stala pr oknu te upirala
Ed proti Hostarjevim.
/ Prazniki so minili.
AleS nj mogel zvecer ostajati
|doma. Posedal je pri Padcu, kjer
n trenil z ocmi cd Lie.
i Veselo je hodila cd mize do
nize, ~prijazna z vsemi, a vse-
|oo tako ponosna, da Sc il nj nj
NE priblizeval.
4 Svedrac je veckrat prisedel k
|4eSu. Venomer ga je Scuval.
|Kai sedaS in gledas? Vprasaj
h. zenska lahko misli ma devet,
fa 10 deseti dobi!"
| AleS pa nj izpregovoril. LIE
kadar je Sla mimo mize, 10 je
bladko poklical: "Lizika!"
Kaj je, AleS?"
Bill je vselej tako neroden, da
hi na$el BESIDE. Oblivala ga je
kdecica, sramoval Sc je lastnih
Kadar so pill veljaki S sinovi.
BE ie stisnil V kot in Sc YES vecer
"Kdo SIP" ga je bo-
IdO V srcu in V mislih.
Nekega vecera je ostala Liza
Bama. LIE AleS je Sc sedel pr
peel.
"Ti tako malo pijes!" je de-
Eala in sedla poleg MEGA. "Da-
hes sem tako u%trujena, ola bi Sc
az pila. Daj mil"
Izpila je in ga pogledala
GVsak vecer 81 pr mas"
/ tenn trenutku SO il tako "a,
rde oci, da je Alesa cudno pre-
tslo. eta obraz sem re videl,'
emislil, a nj Sc mogel spomniti
|ke. Ma prikazen, tam ma polju
e Re pozabil.
zaSepetal je: "Zaradi tebe
bihajam."
Trudno je zaprla oci.
Nj je lepse cd tebe, Liza!"
OStala je kakor pref, pustila
rnu ie roko, navidezno sc je cello
k MENU.
Nikoli Sc nj obcutil te blaze
Sedel je tako blizu, Ola ga
omamljal vonj las in deviske-
"a telesa.
"Lizika!" je jecljal.
zganila Sc je, drhtele SO il
'Oke.
"Jaz ne znam govoriti, Liza,
ii ST mi YES dan pred
zamisljeno je dvignila glavo,
nehka zalost il je lila liz oci.
Krepkeje il je stisnil roko.
VStala je in Sc dotaknila ME
,ovih prstov. "Kajne, ola je bill
Luka tvoj oce?"
Res je."