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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
Zvezo sIovenskih zupnii
"resiti" norod

wet vse potrebne korake, da Sc
terror v JugoslaviJi ustavi, &c
potrebno, S silo."
Sedaj pa 81 predstavite vodi-
telje zveze slovenskih zupnii.
ki Jill je urednica Earle Albina
Novak predlagala V dopisih v
"vseh" slovenskih listih "a de-
legate ma minulem Sansovem
kongresu.
"Ameriska domovina'' ie
MANFRED smatrala, da je A. No
yak tisti svoj dopis res poslala
vsem slovenskim listom. Pro-
letarcu ga nj, in tudi &c bi ga,
bi sci tia, kamor spada, ali pa
bill objavljen S komentarjem,
kakrSen Sc spodobi.
Nekateri pravijo, da je imela
dober namen. Pater Ambrozic
jo je napadel, in nato pa Sc
urednik Am. domovine, ceprav
il je dopis objavil brez komen-
tarja in ga napisal sele, ko je
pater dejal, da je ona neresna
zenska, in pa vsi tisti uredniki,
XII so il dopis priobcili. Albina
ie bila ma proSlem Sansovem
zboru izvoljena v eksekutivo z
veliko vecino.
Potem SO Sc v zvezi S Sanso-
vim zborom in pa seize zveze slo-
venskih zupnij vrsili zaupni Sc
stanki katoliskih ljudi, nekai re
pred Sansovim kongresom, dru-
81 ga v istem casu.
Deputacija zveze slovenskih
zupnij je bila torej delegirana.
kar Sc reklame tiee, da DELUXE
"a tako Slovenijo in "a Jugosla-
WHO, "a kakrsno je SANS cd "a
cetka svoje ustanovitve. Toda
v Washington nj bila poslana
raditega namena, ker je pae
prav dobro vedela, da lie 20 delo
SANS re izvrsil. Tia je Sla, da
priporoca "zaduSitev terorja v
Jugoslaviji". To je, da DELUXE
proti osvobodilni akciji in "a
reakcijo.
To je bio ma tisti sell zve7e
slovenskih zupnij glavni pred
met. Gospodje SO poudarjali, da
imajo tam S pomocjo irskih po-
litikov ma visokih vladimir me-
stih veliko vecji vpliv in "a
slombo, kakor pa Louis Adamic,
torej sedaj je cas-, da Sc poteg-
nejo "a ohranitev reakciie v
Sloveniji!
Morda Sc komu to ne zdi re-
sna stvar.
Sal tako Sc je lahko razumelo
ma Sansovem kongresu oh casu
volitev, ko so nekateri kar TEX
movali, kako bi sprawl v odbor
cimvee pristasev Ambroziceve
ZVeze.
K sreci pa sedaj narod TAM
GOVORI in deputacija zveze
slovenskih zupnij mu ne DO "a
prla ust, tudi &c ma ameriSko
Waldo Sc tako apelira, da mai "a
ire terror v Jugoslaviji" mann
rec v SlovenijD magari S silo.
Same, da ga zatre, ma sredstva
Sc ne gleda.
Ampak narod, XII Sc je znal
boriti proti Hitlerju, Mussolini-
ju in domaci reakciii, DO vseka-
kor kos tudi zvezi slovenskih
zupnij.
Steer pa, kaj pravzaprav ie
"zveza" slovenskih zupnii? Ali
imajo tisti zupniki, XII z MO ne
soglasajo, pogum povedati, da
ne govori v njihnem imenu?
Ne! Molce ko grob.
Delavci, pOdpirajte P~roIetarca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

OHIcdSo.-Se prednO Je Anne
rika stopila aktivno v voino, lie
predsednik Roosevelt zatrieval.
da ako DO potegnjena v MO, ne
DO incl nihce prilike 81 kovati
kapitala il ME. Danasnje ura-
dino porocilo pove pa ravno ma
sprotno in sicer, da SO korpora-
CHE napravile cistega dobicka.
odStevSi davke v letu 1913.
$24, 500, 00O, 900 v letih 1888
in SO, ko Sc nj bio toliko vlad-
nih narocil "a voino, pa 81
100000, 900. Te stevilke je po-
dial ma centralni sell lokalnih
zaupnikov Go II. augusta gil.
pravni svetovalec mr.. Price, ka-
tere sem Sc udelezil. In to nj Sc
vse. Kolikim delavcem pa lie
znano, da je zvezni kongres re
leta 1912 'sprejel postavo, da Sc
korporacijam garantira dobi-
cke "a dobo dveh let pc voini in
sicer v %visini, XII SO Jill imele v
zadnjih dveh letih pred vojno?
Brez ozira, &c delajo izgubo, DO
izguba in dobicek krila zvezna
blagajna. Pred istim kongres-
MIN odborom, XII je priporocal
gornji nacrt "a korporacije, Sc
je nahajal prilicno zadovoljiv
nacrt tudi "a delavce, da bi Sc
MIN jamcilo delo ali pa brezpo-
selno zavarovalnino "a dobo
dveh let. Korporacije so zakri-
Gale, da bi doticni nacrt podpi-
raj lenobo in vecina kongresnih
odbornikov je bila istega mne-
MIA. Nacrt SO polozili ma poll
CO... VISA znamenja kazejo, da
DO delavstvo tam kjer je bio
pred to vojno, v kruSni liniii.
Zelo zalostno je "a civilizaci-
jo, dasdopusti, da peScica para
zitoy kuje dobicke ma raGun
trpljenja in cloveske krvi, ma
racun potokov sofia mater in
ocetov, zen, sinov in hcera. Pre-
cej je temu kriva administra-
CHA, ker je zavrgla izvajanje
new deala in Sc prepustila priti-
sku velikega biznisa, Sc vec pa
kongres, XII sluzi samo velebiz-
nisu. V ~splosnem seveda je pa
krivo amerisko ljudstvo, ker je
brezbrizno "a svoio lastno de-
lavsko politicno akcijo. &c DO
ameriSko delavstvo tudi pc tel
vojni tako brezbrizno zanjo kot
je bio dosedaj, DO ono odgovor-
no "a katastrofo treEe svetovne
vojne, katera je neizogibna, &c
Sc ostane profitni kapitalisticni
sistem. V oktobru leta 1923 sem
V Prosveti zapisal tele vrstice:
"V kratkem DO sledila depresi-
ia, katero pa kapitalisticni ST.
stem ne DO mogel odpraviti in
DO provociral vojno."
Dale mi nj treba praviti.
V nekem mestu Sc napredni
element pritozuje cez svoj To-
kalni casopiS, ker mu V vsem
nasprotuje kar hoce on graditi.
To je tako kot je rekel govornik
ma sell centrale CLIO glede CT
kaskega lista. Kdor izmed de-
lavcev kupuje doticni list, plju-
je V svojo lastno skledo in OBJ
enem redi. gada ma svojih last
nih prsih. Slovenci imamo Pro
letarca in Prosveto, XII bi mora
la zahajati v vsako slovensko
hiSo, kjer stanujejo delavci. In
teh je 95 odstotkov. &c ne zaha-
jata k MIN, kje je krivda? V
prvi vrsti SO krivi tisti, XII 81 ju
ne naroce, drugic pa med zaved-
mimi, ker so premalo zavedni.
da bi oh priliki agitirali "a move
narocnike. Kaj bi rekli kapita-
listi svojim kapitalisticnim to-
variSem, XII hi agitirali in pod
pirali delavsko casopisje? Da
so zblazneli! In pc njihovem
tudi upraviceno, ker &c hi to de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

v kdtO1lohIii liotlii JC DilO pO-
rocano, da je imela zveza slo-
venskih zupnij koncem augusta
- pred SANSovim zborom -
ssvojo redno sejo', ma kateri je
sklenila %govoriti "a slovenski
,narod pred amerisko Waldo, ker
Sc narod tam ne more oglasiti..
Izvolila je deputacijo Stirih
- diva duhovnika in diva lajika,
da ameriski vladi med drugim
predlagajo 'ustaviti terror" v
Jugoslaviji, ako potrebno tudi
S silo.
To Sc pravi, ameriska armada
maj gre. v J~ugoslavijo in zatre
partizane. Kajti pc mnenju I'VE
re slovenskih zupnij, to Sc pra-
vi, patra Ambrozica in njegovih
pristasev SO v Jugoslaviji has
partizani najvecja, prav "a prav
edna nesreca.
"Ameriska domovina" je pri-
obcila porocilo o tel sell L. sep
tembra ma prvi strani z velikim
naslovom, Amerikanski Slove-
nee (tudi ma l. strani) pa s. sep
tembra, V informacijo naSim
citateljem, da bodo vedeli, ka-
ko zveza slovenskih zupnii ere
suje' narod, ponatiskujemo IL
A. D. glavne locke porocila do
besedno.
Cleveland, o. - Zveza slo-
venskih zupnij v Ameriki ie ma
svoji zadni redni mesecni sell
sklenila, da poslje delegacijo k
drzavnemu oddelku v Washing
ton, kateremu DO predlozila me-
morandum, V katerem DO ana
liziranih nekaj glavnih took z
ozirom ma slovensKo, odnosno
]ugosloVansko VprasanJe.
Zbornica je priSla do tega "a
kljucka IL razloga, ker je zdaj
skrajni cas- V ocigled blizajoce-
ga konca vojne v Evropi, ola Sc
predlozi ameriskemu drzavne-
mu oddelku upravicene zahteve
Slovencev v start domovini, v
katerih imenu Sc cutimo dolzne
govoriti mi tukaj v tenn casu,
ko oni donna ne morejo. (Podcr-
tall nil
Deputacija Sc nam je zdela
potrebna posebno v tenn casu,
ko Sc vrSi v Washingtonu kon-
ferenca zaveznikov in Sc DO, &c
mogoce, potion drzavnega cd
delka predlozilo memorandum
tudi tel konferenc..
V glavnem DO obsegal memo
randum sledece locke:
L. Ustvaritev move Jugosla-
vie, V kateri mai bodo zlasti
kompaktno zbrani vsi Slovenci;
avtonomija posameznih draw
v Jugoslaviji; narod maj 81 sam
odloci oblike Wade in to brez
vsakega pritiska cd katere koli
Strani.
2. VISA slovenska zemlja mai
Sc izroci zopet Slovencem, to je
Primorska S Trstom, KoroSka,
Stajerska, Medjimurje.
3, Poudarjanje, da Trst "a
Slovence re davno nj vec odpr-
to vprasanje, ampak, zakljuceno
ter zahtevano kot edna in pra-
va slovenska lastnina.
4. Zavezniki mai takoj Ia
zamejo vse potrebne korake, da
Sc terror v Jugoslaviji ustavi, &c
treba S silo. (Podcrta1i nil
Sklenjeno je bio, da DO de-
putacija ~sestojala IL stirih oseb
in sicer dveh duhovnikov in
dveh lajikov.
Bodocnost Slovenije oziroma
Jugoslavije Sc re ~ustvarja. cato
ne smemo zamuditi niti trenut-
ka in moramo spregovoriti v
imenu Slovenije resno besedo
ma pristojnih mestih. Zveza slo-
venskih zupnij je smatrala "a
svojo sveto nalogo, da stori
svojo narodno dolznost do stare
domovine. Ker lima dobre zveze
ma odgovornih mestih, deputa-
IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
P~rosperiteto 20 vojni

Politiki demokratske in re-
publikanske stranke obljublja-
jo, da DO pc vojni della "a vse,
Gene bodo nizje, socialna Easel
ia DO izboljsana it'd.
A v resnici re sedaj glasujejo
vse drugace kot obljubujejo in
govore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in noj-
jugosIov0nsko 70
do uro V Chicoqu Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postulo
VICES, 1850 kiIocycIes.
Vodi 10 GEORGE Morchon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

Neznanje je delaycev najhujsi
sovraznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

Ako YAM je naroGnina potekIs.
prosinio, Obnovite 10 Cimprej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

RAD BI ZVEDEL "a naslov
rojaka LANGA (krstno ime mi
je neznano), zivi nekje ma Sc
verni straniC Chicago. Ako kdo
cd rojakov We "a njegov naslov
maj mi ga blagovoli naznaniti,
&c pa sam cita ia oglas, mai Sc
oglasi pr meni.
JOS. S
1888 So. Halsted Street.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

Delavci, pOdpirajte PrOIetarca
kot pOdpira on vase napore in boje!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
CANINE MARINES SENT BACK HOME,
 TAKE REST CURE

CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C.-Seven heroic Marine dogs, suffering from shell shock and war neurosis, have been returned from Bougainville for a rest cure at Camp LeJeune.
 The canine veterans, first of any war dogs to be returned to the States, are not without honor. Otto, wounded by a Japanese sniper, bears a citation similar to the Purple Heart. Ruff is the mother of nine puppies, eight of which remained in the Solomons as Mar inc maScots.
 They will be treated and after recovery may be sent back to battle areas. Those unfitted for further service will be given honorable dis charges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15

pendenee the Allies brought to be- loved Normandy.
 At Saint Andre there was none to celebrate the event but only a hungry goat quietly picking at rubble.
 Doughboys looked sadly at some of the aged villagers because the terror of explosions had reduced their villages to pile of wreckage. Country folk dressed in their Sun day best. Little boys and girls with thick -soled shoes, their faces scrub bed and their hair combed. With funny little hats, they walked self consciously. They were fascinated by the shining American band in- struments.
 They gathered inside the churches for services. This over, procession was held and which was led by the small b oys with white surplices adorning their Sunday clothes. One carried a crucifix. A Padre walked behind.
 Then came rrenchmen with fierce mustaches and with suits bedecked with medals. They carried the tri- colors of France
 All gathed around the town War Memorial. American officers re- splendent in uniforms; speeches by the Mayor, by French and an Am
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
ENDS TONIGHT.
 TANKS AH0Y' 'REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN
PICT U RES

erican officer. Everyone cheerd. The band played the Star-Spangled Ban ner, God Save the King, and the stirring La Marseillaise.
 We drove to Castilly toward the front near the ridge overlooking Saint Andre and what was left of the village after the devastation of war. Even the dead were not per- mitted to rest in peace. Shells blasted great craters in cemeteries, church steeples were blown away. They once served as observation posts for the Germans. Everywhere there was destruction-desolation
 Pvt. Joe Rhodes, of Baltimore, walked the streets, stopped, looked at the ruins and shook his head. Same old story isn't it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
Allied "GuerriIIas' Are Now Fighting In French Areas

SUP EME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIO AIRY FORCE, July 15.-Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's headquarters discloses that Allied troops are operating be- hind German lines in France with a special air regiment, but kept details of the organization secret.
 The wording of the communica- tion made clear that it is more than an organized guerilla resist ance and distinct from the French forces of the interior under De Gaulle, it is announced. The group has already taken prisoners and has operated against communica- tions and other military targets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
ROBERT DONAT FEATURED AT
 20TH CENTURY

The many Robert Donat fans, who have been at a loss to account for the distinguished stars long truancy from the screen, have good cause to celebrate. For MT. Donat, whose absence becomes applicable when we remember that he is a hale and hearty Briton, is return ing to the cinema, at long last, in film said by many to be fully as expressing as those that brought him fame, Goodbye MT. Chips" for instance, "39 Steps," and "The Cithadel"
 In The Young MT. Pitt" which opens at the goth Century Theatre Sunday, Donat makes his first pie ture appearance since carrying off the Academy Award for his mem- orable MT. Chips"
 Pitts times were as turbulent as ours, his life analogous to that of millions of young Americans today. That's the crux of the story. At "A, he heard his country's call, be- came "the boy Prime Minister" and sacrificed his one great love to lead his people to victory over the Axis of his day
 Robert Morley, Phyllis Calvert, John Mills and other outstanding favorites appear in support of Donat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
ARMY NURSEST0 ENJOY AUTHORITY
 OF OFFICER RANK

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has ordered that all army nurses be commissioned as actual army officers in lieu of the relative rank which they now hold.
 In effect the order will give the nurses, female dietitians, and phys ical therapy personnel in the Army Medical Department the full author ity of their officer rank Heretofore nurses were commissioned by rela- tive rank, somewhat limiting their authority
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
Madame (hiang kai
 Shek Is in Brazil
 But Just for Resi

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Madame Chiang Kai-Shek has arrived in Rio de Jeneiro for rest, according to q report received today.
 The Chinese Embassy stated that she was accompanied by Madame Kung, wife of the Chinese Minister of Finance, who is now heading the Chinese delegation to the United Nations Monetary Conference at Breton Woods, N. H.
 The Embassy said that the wife of the Generalissimo is not expected to come to the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
GETS IR0NED
 OUT BY BITS

WASHINGTON Charles w. Tillett, Assistant Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has learned how to meet the wartime manpower shortage
 Recently when she could not get valet service at a small-town hotel, she recalls, she pressed herself in sections.
 She found the hotel linen room and an iron, took off her skirt and pressed that. She put it back on. She took off her blouse, keeping on her jacket while she pressed that. She put on her blouse while she pressed the jacket.
 Mrs. Illicit says that when she finished she was ready to address a large group of clubwomen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
DIE5EL5 USED
 IN RAIL TUNNEL
 AT WHITTIER

WASHINGTON, July Is. - Fas developing in Alaska now are the Diesel locomotives, which for the first time have been used on the new railroad tunnel, one of the longest in North America, at the important deep water port named Whittier, which is so new that it doesn't appear on any of the maps available to the public.
 The Interior Departments Divi- sion of Territorities and-Island Pos- sessions announced that two Diesels have been placed in service on the Alaska Railroads 62-mile line con- meeting Whittier and Anchorage.
 The port of Whittier is located on Prince William Sound at the center of Alaska's crescent shaped south ern coast. The Army installation was named for Whittier Glaciers, which was named for the poet Whit tier.
 The Alaska road was built as a cutoff, connecting Whittier to the ewardAnchorage line by 14-mile track which runs under the Kenai mountains and has two tunnels, the longest being 13,090 feet and the other 4,9l0 feet
 The Diesels were procured to save the expense of installing a forced draft and ventilating system in the tunnels, said Benjamin Thoron, Di- rector of Territories. The division of the railroad has boomed the war traffic operating profit four and a half million dollars in the fiscal year of 1943.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
NEW CARY GRANT FILM STARTS AT
 CAPITOL SUNDAY

Starting Sunday at the Capitol Theatre is MT Lucky" an unusual and highly entertaining story of a romance between an earnest so- cialite welfare worker and a care free gambler, played by Cary Grant.
 Laraine Day has the feminine lead in the David Hampstead pro- duction for RKO Radio, portraying the wealthy Dorothy Bryant of War Relief, Inc, while Grant en- acts the part of Joe the Greek, owner of a big gambling boat, but at the moment very short of cash.
 Joe, seeking sucker from whom he can gyp bankrool so that he can take his ship to Cuba, encoun- ters Dorothy selling tickets for a charity ball her organization is giv- ing. The gambler sees his chance and puts on a whirlwind campaign to induce the War Reliefers to let him operate gambling concession at the ball-neglecting, of course, to tell them that he intends to run off with the entire proceeds.
 Dorothy turns the whole scheme down cold, and Joe has to put on an act an dapply little romance before she consents. Unaware that Uncle Sam is on his trail and that one of his pals is planning to double-cross him, Joe gets ready to trim the War Relief patrons when fate socks him right between the eyes and brings him to an abrupt realization of what he is doing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
LIBBY PEOPLE HERE

Here on business for the Libby, McNeill and Libby Company are E. E. Willkie, of Chicago; Frank Britton, of Chicago, and G. V. Gra- ham, of Seattle. MT. Willkie is a brother of the former Presidential candidate, Wendell L. Willkie. All are guests at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
FRENCH VILLAGES
 CELEBRATE THEIR
 INDEPENDENCE DAY
One Is Entirely 0bliferdfed Another Only Memory
 of Days Before War
By DON WHITEHEAD

WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS OUTSIDE ST. LO, July 15.-With the roar of laundering guns along this road front, there are two vil- lages which will always live in the memories of those who ever saw them.
 There lies the happy little village of Castilly which has been ruined by the ravages of war.
 There too, is the Saint Andre De Depine Bastille Day The little gray cemetery churchyard in Castilly where villages gathered to celebrate the indepndence which came to France one hundred and fifty years ago. Now a new inde-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
5 OUT TO KET(HIkAN
 VIA ALASKA COASTAL

A trip to Ketchikan this morning by Alaska Coastal Airways carried George Waser, Golden Walthman, Lee Dickson, A. c. Steel and Col Rhode to that city, and B. Folger to Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
HOSPITAL .DREssED UP.

Work of dressing up the U. s. Indian Hospital by complete paint job both on the exterior and inter for of the building was completed this week. The work began in the latter part of April.
 The exterior of the building is painted with whitewash chrome and the interior is done in a pastel shade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
CPR MAN HERE

H. A. Mills, Auditor for the Can adian Pacific line, is in Juneau at the present time, and guest at the Baranof He will remain here few days before continuing to other Alaska cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
SATELLITES ARRIVE

MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dolphin and H. J. Griedman, of the National
 Grocery Company, have registered at the Baranof from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
HERE FROM sKAGWAY

MT. and Mrs. George Hooker, of Skagway, are in town and guests at the Baranof. Hooker is with the Standard Oil Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
R. E. ANDERSON IN TOWN

R. E. Anderson, of the Columbia Lumber Company, is in from Whit tier, and is registered at the Bar anof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-15
THREE TO ANCHORAGE

Ted Hockman, Bill Flemish, and Star Calvert were outgoing pas sengers to Anchorage yesterday, via Alaska Airlines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
WORLD-FAMED CONDUCTOR
PUTS JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
ON NEGROES BOOGIE-WOOCIE

day long In theatre balcony
Just 10 see and hear him Sing
And bnogle-woogie. according 10
The Interpretation put ON II hy
Rodylnskl. Is not even Bonn,
6oodman's music which also has
quite record In creating proh-
lens among The white youth Of
today.
Roa9le noovie riehfly is Necfn
The stsle orig mated afonni ie
Cur Nopst ~ Texas where Nc
ctocs out for night of nu
wanrd "plenv 81 bass" WITH
Their music and whore a stylc W
playing slowly came into htlnr
Tint fcaused heavy lc't hand
iha' either walked The kcv IN
birds or rolled IN rers'iiious
pattern that Jared with siatea'o
pounainr The most Satred and
iadcd music palate 'rhc nel1v
IN NE riehi hand followed The
L. bar framework o. I'VE ler
hand and was and IS still qeite
rnono'onous hut rhv,hmically eN-
citing
From Texas. especially from
Houston. 60 Chicago IN the latter
part 81 1919 when the great World
War exoduS from the South y,
Negroes hogan. came n short.
siocky hoy In knee pants named
Her~chcl Thomas. He came with
his brother. George vs.. Thomas
I'oth were better than nVeraee
planlStS, although ceorcc W
Thomas was n fencher. composer
and music publisher and man,
years older than the la.year-old
Hcr>chcl.
While 'hc late Eddie iIeyvood
81 IN A'lan'a was teaching his
son Eddie Haywood jr his MT
which was so Wildly applaudcd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
luke Ellington Observes 20 Years AS Maestro
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
Rr ISAAr IONS

Tie neer Rhcr Rows are now
Occupying a regular spot on The
Kate Smith hour heard over CHS.
Ms Joe Louis WIS guest on
the second sefyiecmens broadcast
sponsored by the Harlem Defense
Recreation center over radio sta
iicn NNYC on Jan 80
According % latest rercris Tn
Gle Sans ia iac Is on the trail
~ nc yasabonas ard some Of
The ho,s arc expected 70 be In
dscicd soon You vNl recall that
fhc four vaeahond- are heard on
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