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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
cEMU SEM NAROCNIK
~PROLETARCA?

Walsenburg, Colo. = V Pro
letarcu Sc re precej casa nisem
oglasil. Vzrok DO najbrze leno-
ba. No, sal veste, kako je. VISA
kdo raise cita kakor pise. Tako
je tudi z menoj.
Nedavno sem pobaral prija-
telja, da 81 mai naroci Proletar-
ca. Pojasnil sem mu, kaksen list
da je to, zelo poducljiv it'd.
No, kaj bi rekli, kako mi je
odgovoril?
"Kar ia list pise, sem re poza-
bill"
Mislil sem 81, kajpada, pozabil
81, kar Sc nikoli vedel nisi, Sc
mani pa kaj razumeS o stvareh,
XII Jill Proletarec sedaj opisuje.
To mi je dalo povod, da ma
tenn mestu povem, cemu sem ma
rocnik Proletarca, Majskega
glasa in Ameriskega druzinske-
ga koledarja. Same cato, ker V
teh publikacijah nj zavijanj.
temvec edino odprta resnica.
Vzemimo prvo stran Prole-
tarca. Prinasa vecinoma opise
svetovnih dogodkov ma nacin.
da Jill lahko vsak citatelj razu-
me. Posebno, ker sta oznaceni
ma Mi ODE strani zvona.
Obrnimo Proletarca ma drugo
stran. Ma Mi je urednikov uvod-
mix, XII je vreden, da ga vsakdo
precita. Same re ia stran je vre-
dina vec kot pa znaSa celoletna
narocnina. Ma primer, zelo zani-
miva je Chamazarjeva kolona
20 tenn in onem''. Citam, da je
zbolel. zelim mu okrevanja, in
da Sc S svojo kolono zopet ogla-
81. In pa, da bi incl vee posne-
malcev.
"Razgovori'' naSega dobro
znanega govornika, predavate-
liza in pisatelja JoSkota Ovna, so
tako zanimivi, da Jill je res vre-
dino citati. Poleg domace zade-
We on zelo globoko posega tudi v
svetovno zgodovino.
Ma tretji strani je obicajni po-
vestni del. Cd casa do casa so ma
Mi belezke upravnika Oh. Pogo
relca, in pa dopisi. Najveckrat
je ma Mi zastopan joe Snoy. Pa
Krebel, Big" Toni, Ovca it'd.
vsi tt dopisniki imajo kaj poro-
cati, cato ne potrebujejo klepe-
tavosti "a napolnitev svojih ko-
lon.
cetrta stran, katero prvo po-
gledam, napolnjujejo Komen-
tarji in pa dopisniki S svojimi
kriticnimi mnenji. Il ME Sc clio
vek lahko veliko nauci.
Ma peti strani je navadno
SANS, pa zapisniki konferenc
Prosvetne matice in razne druge
domace zadeve. Zadnja stran pa
je v angleskem jeziku z zelo po-
ljudno izbranim gradivom. Il
tega lahko razvidite, cemu sem
narocnik Proletarca.
Ed. TOmSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
Skrb "a povrnitev vojakov
v civilne sluzbe

V ameriSki armada in mornarici ie sedai kakih enaist mill
Jonov vojakov in tudi precej zensk. Ko DO vojne konec, iih DO ne
KAY milljonov lahko takoj odpuscenih, ostai pa stopnjema.
Fredsednlk Roosevelt je kongresu poudaril, da Sc maj temu
proolemu posvetl re sedaj in poskrbi, da vojakom pc vrnitvi ne DO
treoa lskatl delo, pac pa DO zanje re pripravljeno. Dasi so imeli
voJakl pc prejsni vojni pri zaposlevanju prednosti, so bill mnogi
vzhc temu dolgo brezposelni in "prodaiali iabolka" ali kai dr1-
gega, ola so 81 nabrai "darov' "a kruh.
Avezna admlnistracija pravi, da Sc pc sedanji. ivojni to me
SINE zgoditi. Predsednikovo priperoclo je, da mai Sc hi v kakih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
Voini stroski 285
miIiionov ma dan

Meseca januarja so znaSali
vojni stroSki te dezele $7,416,-
0O0, 900, ali $685., 200, 900 ma dan.
Vsi vojni stroski cd julia 1910
znaSajo 100 milijard dolarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15


vojno v deficitu, pa izkazujejo
sedaj cd 81 900 900 do $18,0O0,-
600 6istega dobicka.
V DETROITU
V prejsnji stevilki sem oblju-
bill z opisom te naselbine NADIA
ljevati.
Druzabno in kulturno Sc v De-
troitu udejstvujejo Sc vedno We
cinoma isti rojaki kot so Sc pred
IS. lett. Morda ne vsi vec v to-
liksni meri. vendar pa so Sc We
dino Y ospredju. Vojna jim je po-
brala precej moci, posebno kar
Sc pevskih in dramskih vrst tice,
in tudi V drustvih je izredcila
vrste. In kot sem re omenil, v
glavnem je udejstvovanje nash
ljudi sedaj v Sansu. linen skorai
nj treba nastevati. Jih hi bio
proved "a to kolono. Omenim
maj samo nekaj zenSk, XII res
prednjacijo v aktivnostih. TIE so
Liza Mention, Katherine Krainz,
Katy Junko, Mary Knee, Fran
cka Bozic, Mary Jurca, Mary
Bernik, Julia Mention it'd. Nj
~vprasanje, katero zapises in ka-
tero ne zapiseS. Use zasluziio
priznanje. Malo je slovenskih
naselbin S tako zavednim zen
stvom kot v Detroitu.
Upam, ola pr delu "a naSe lju-
di v starem kraju ne pozabiio
Proletarca, XII je bill vedno mas
list - delavski, socialistieen in
vsikdar v boju "a pravico.
RUSKI RELIF
Rezultat mole poti V Cleve-
land, kjer sem bill predproslo ne
deljo, je bill zelo dober. Wee o
tenn bonn pisal v prihodnji Ste
Wiki. Ia ruski relif sem preiel
v Collinwoodu $33. Prispevali
SO, j. Filipich, "a diva zavoia 81;
Frank Klemencich $3.50; Frank
Cesen $3.50; Felix's StrumbeI
SIS; Herman Grebenc S.; Andr.
Bozic (kovac) So; joe Durn So;
Mr.. in Mrs. j. Zaverl $3.50; Mrs.
Jankovich $1.50; Joe Maslo 81.
Skupaj S33.
Oh prihodu domov sem dobil
pismo j. Meseca IL No. Chicago,
V katerem je bila tudi vsota "a
en- zavoj $780, Torej je skup-
ma vsota $3.50. Vsem prispeva-
teliem iskrena hvala.
RAZNO
Dive Stvari sta to leto med ma
mi posebno vazni. Prva ie Pro-
~letarec. Njegovo kvoto tisoc no
viii narocnikov mu moramo do
seci to leto.
Druga Je zb1ranJe obleke v po-
moe nasim V starem kraju. VISA
KIDD, XII ina odvec kako suknio,
obleko, srajco, spodnjo obleko,
obuvala it'd, maj to blago polozi
ma stran toliko casa, da Sc ga DO
zacelo zbirati in posiljati ljudem
V Sloveniji, XII SO V SLIM potrebi.
In &c tega blaga inmate, ga DO
morda ia ali oni lahko kupil, da
DO pomoc res izdatna. Partizani,
mimi otroci in zene so vecino-
ma brez potrebne obleke. Poma-
gait jim, to "a mas ne DO mic kai
posebna zrtev. Je pa dolznost.
In oni nam bodo hvalezni "a vse,
kar moreno storiti zanie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
JOsKO OVEN
RAJ OVORI


Preroki, XII SO napovedovali
zgodnjo pomlad, SO bill spet v
zmoti. Kajti V minulem tednu je
priSla mad mas okraj burja S sne-
zno nevihto in z MO vred ledeno
mrzlo vreme.
Sneg je minute dni torej spet
- pc dolgem presledku = po-
BELL vrtove in povzrocil tistim
zgodnjim vrtnarjem, XII re ko-
maj cakajo ma zgodnjo solato,
precej razocaranja.
Tudi JAZZ sem re studiral, kdai
da grem V kot v svoji kleti ter 81
vzamem lopato in semena in Sc
pripravim ma pomladansko vrt-
narsko delo. A kot izgleda, bonn
incl Sc veliko casa "a premislje-
vanje 0 pomladi, predno zares
pride k nam ma obisk.
v EVROPI
Pravijo, da tudi v MO re pri-
haja pomlad. Tam, kjer cveto IL
"a snega bell zvoncki in kier je
leta in leta donela pesem zgod-
njih rezacev in kopacev v vino
gradih, DO kmalu donela smrtna
pesem topov in granat.
V letu 1914 -caka Evropo ne
kaj velikega caka jo tista uso-
dina ura, XII 10 re dive lett napo-
vedujejo. INVAZIJA. z vzhoda
Sc v MO pomika rdeca armada.
Njenega prodiranja ne morejc
ustaviti ne sneg, ne DEE, ne bla-
to. Blizje in blizje k Rumuniji
Sc pomika bojna linija, kakor
neizprosna usoda, XII je ne more
prekiniti nobena sila. Pred.seboi
drobi in melje faSisticne armade
"nepremagljivih'', katerih mad
cloVeStVo" Je Samo Sc legenda
Oder je pripravljen, Same castor
je treba Sc dvigniti.
PRI MAS
Porocilo Trumanovega kon.
gresnega odbora bi moral pre-.
citati vsak, XII liubi izvedeti res.
nico. Ne samo, da enkrat "a vse-
lei precrta tisto neresnico, XII Sc
je je V kapitalisticnem casopisiu
tolikokrat ponavljalo - O leno.
bi in brezbriznosti delavstva
ceS, da oh vsaki priloznosti stav.
ka "a prazen mic, ali pa zahteva
visoke place = to delaVstvo ie
dobilo v poroeilu Trumanove
komisije priznanje, da produ-
cira.
Ugotovitve komisije so preob-
sirne, da jih hi mogel tn v celoti
objaviti. Vendar pa SO povsem
Qrugacne Kot pa Je o delaVSkiE
sporih porocalo meScansko case
pisje.
Ko nastane mir, bodo dejstva
kakor jih navajo Trumanova ko-
misija, delavstvu zelo pray pri-
sla, ceprav Sc ti6ejo zgolj soda
Nth razmer.
Vredno pa je navesti IL poro-
ella sal nekatere glavne locke:
ID Trumanov odbor absolutno
zanika trditve gotovih vojaskih
in mescanskih krogov, XII trdijo.
da je delavstvo zanemarilo svo-
10 dolznost. Pril,ija resnico, da
people will do any job needed
of them"
V stevilkah ornenjeno poroei-
10 navajo: L. 19a1-43. so ameri-
Ski delavci producirali 105, O61
letal, 746 bojnih ladij, %, 1867 in
vazijskih brodov, 1899 "liber.
ty" ladij, V skupni tezi 2O,45O,-
800 ton, 720 tovornih DALI, 28,-
286 drugih posebnih parnikov
"a mornarico, 1867, $40 vojaSkih
vozov raznih vrst, in ogromnc
kolicino orozja, tankov in mum.
CHE. Vrh tega so ameriSki DELAY
CT zgradili v tel dobi novih to-
warn v vrednosti $40, 1000, 900,
600. To SO ogromne stevilke. v
Min je zapopadena brezprimer.
ma produkcija.
Porocilo oh enem svari, da ma,
Sc teh, z vladimir denarjem zgra.
Jenih tovarn, OBJ koncu vojne ne
daruje industrialcem, XII re take
kujejo z vojnimi narocili ogro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

DESPITE THE title Thirty
Seconds over Tokyo" M-G-M
takes a long time TO tell the story
Of the famous first raid on Japan
by 1t. Gen. James II. Doolittle
and his gallant fight fleet.
While this picture which opened
at the United Artists yesterday,
is a terTifically exciting document,
chronicle which cleverly com
bines fact and fiction, il is too
lengthy 20 hold your complete at
tention throughout.
They have personalized the ac-
count by concentrating princi-
pally on one of the flierS i'm the
squadron, Ted Lawson, who to-
gether with Robert ConSidine,
wrote the book upon which the
film is founded.
Van Johnson plays Lawson and
does his best film work 10 date
in the role of the young pilot who
trains for months for this secret
mission, who leaves his lovely
wife 10 wait for him while he
takes part in the expedition
which electrified the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

plays Johnson's wife, and she is
perfectly charming.
She reminds us a great deal of
LARAMIE Day, both in looks and
manner and she's one young ac-
tress we hope 10 see more Of.
FINE PERFORMANCE
Spencer Tracy plays Doolittle
with his usual aplomb. He injects
dry hunor into several scenes and
yet he never loses dignity by
doing il.
We think one Of the best
scenes, outside Of the actual
bombing run. is when he collects
his pilots together and reveals
just what the object of their
long training period is TO be.
For a dramatiZed war picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
COMBINED TALENTS

All Of these effects. Luboschutz
and his charming wife. Genia
Nemenoff. brought literally into
magnificent play last night.
Their timing matched their eX-
preston and the result was a
performance Of such fluency as
10 be almost bewildering. II was
like. especially in the first move
ment, listening 10 one great
pianist with four hands.
The second movement was
POLITICALLY beautiful and the final
movement more Of a marvellous
rornp than a rondo
Walter Poole and the orchestra
gave them delightful support.
The remainder Of the program
was somewhat Disappointing. Poole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Film Time Clock

As6DAssss00stTsnss Att1i5% v,I iaal', so
1853, abs, T.4s, 1875 D. N
CINEMA-"Profe1Sor Aanloek," lisa, 5:34
7:l6. 1885 p m
DOWNTOWN - Artie shaw, 1,24. 4Ie,
i aof 9 800 Bss s54 fo bils 5 sisters"
fIsHER-.seventh Cross, Il: so, SIS,
lao, 1913 m; Hail the conGuerinE
1901. 7:5I.. Bs5.' sic. iI:os p. m:
ziiShtnE Lady" IL a. m. l;ss. 4;27.
MICHIGAN Here Come the Waves"
1910 a. m. i:49. 4:4s. 1850, 1922 p. m;
National Barn Dance" l22e. sac. e;93.
PGLMs-srATE-"sinc You went Away"
II UNITED ARTisTs%ThiSty second. second p over @
;, m; Let's co Fishing" lac. 4:is. T:os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Duo Pianists Are
Symphony Delight
By CHARLES GENTRY

directed the opening Overture 10
Russian and Ludmilla" at the
Pace That Kills and then pro-
ccedcd 10 drag the orchestra
through a very dreary reading of
The RimSky-KorSakov "Schehere-
Lade' Suite.
DREARY READING
Whether the orchestra hadn't
time for more rehearSals we don't
know. but the various choirs
lacked coordination and the poor
woodwindS and horns had a par
tiCularly rough time of il.
The terrific orchestration Of
this work calls for truly great
rendition from every player. since
il runs the full spectrum Of
orchestral colors and last night,
Just nothing appeared in focus.
The sole redeeming feature was
Joseph Gingold's exquisite playing
Of the violin obligatos, which con-
meet each of the four movements.
LuboSchutZ and Nemenoff will
again appear as soloists for Sat-
urday nights concert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Defer Meat Holiday

NEW YORK, Dec. % New
York'S retail meat dealers have
agreed 10 reopen their shops and
postpone a business holiday"
until Jan. 10. in hopes Of govern
ment action to relieve the pinch
between uncontrolled livestock
prices and retail price ceilings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Over Tokyo Lengthy but Exciting Film

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" is
one Of the best the movies have
turned out. although you may
have been spoiled by seeing the
actual thing in such celluloid
classics as Memphis Belle"
Robert Walker. Tim Murdoch
and Scott Mckay are others who
turn in fine performances.--C. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
Film Firm Offers Stock

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Mono-
gram Pictures Corp. announces
that the proposed issue of 100000
shares of 5l2 per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock will be
offered at $40 a share plus ac-
crued dividends and will be con-
vertible into pa shares Of COM
mon stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30

THOSE SUPERB duo-pianiSts,
Luboschutz and Nemenotf were
the co-stsrS of last nights concert
by the Detroit Symphony Orches-
ira. which resumed performance
in Masonic Auditorium, following
a brief holiday recess
These two. undoubtedly conn
prise one Of the finest two-pano
teams in the ccncert world and
the work OF each $50 compliments
that of the other that IT. Is "a
sheer JOY just 20 listen 20 them
play anything.
But Il IS a particular treat
when they choose SUCH a Won-
derful vehicle for their combined
talents as the Mozart Concerto
for Two Pianos in E-flat major,
This only concerto FOR two key
boards which Mozart wrote is
unusual in that IL IS one OF the
few works IN this form which
gives both solo instruments equal
prominence There is no first
and second piano IN the ac-
cepted sense OF the terms.
Consequently IL calls for equal
virtuoSity on the part Of the
principal players. as well as
artistic coordination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-30
NARROWING ORDEAL

II shows many Of his colleagues.
but II chiefly concerns Johnson
and his crew, who after complet-
ing their dangerous task. crash in
the sea off the China coast, only
10 go through narrowing expe-
riences before they return 10
America.
Johnson, or rather Lawson, has
TO have his leg amputated and the
final scene in which he is reunited
with his wife, is one of the most
moving scenes we've experienced
in recent movie months.
A new girl, Phyllis Thaxter.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

William M. "Blsckie" Floyd and Mrs. Floyd are pictured on the front page of "The Regul- arr, official publication of the Regular Veterans Association, of Washington. D. c. MT. Floyd is president of the organization and many of the articles in the came issue bear his signature.
 MT. Floyd is remembered by many here where he was em- ployed at the Belmont Bar and engaged in the taxi business He went from Kodiak to Dutch Harbor and was there during the benbing
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

The new tax law provides that the tax on passenger fares, effective April 1, will be l5 per cent, the Alaska Steamship office has been notified. This federal tax was previously 10 per cent,
 The < per cent tax on trans porting property, which hereto fore applied to freight ship. ments, will no longer apply tc shipments handled on War Ship ping Administration vessels however. It still applies to rail road and trucking transports tion of property.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

A partnership has been formed by Talmage T.. Smith, attorney, and Howard L. Keeler, certified public accountant, and an office for conducting their business will be opened in the Sunbeam hotel about April it was announced this week. legal matters, ac- counting and tax practice will be conducted by the new firm MT. Keeler who was admitted to the bar in New York, expects to practice law at 8 later date, he stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11
PAGE EiGHT

It Bernice A Ieha. Army nurse, and Lt Wallace T. Odom, both of Fort Greely, were united in marriage in a ring service performed Monday, March 6, at the Fort. The service was read by U. s. Commissioner Charles c. Naughton.
 Witnesses were Judith Drumm and Davis w. Nav.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT,
 AT KODIAK iD the Matter of the Estate ,,f
HANS HANSEN. Deceased
 Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, executor of the estate of Hans Hansen, deceased. to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six (6) months after the first publication of thIs notice they exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers. to the said eKecutor at the office of War reu A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue, Kodiak, Alaska, that being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate.
 WARREN A. TAYLOR
 Executor of the Estate of
 Hans Hansen deceased.
 Date of first publication:
 February 26. 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

nhent of notaries public BY the COM
misstcners and to revise rules relat-
ing to disposal Of human bodies.
subcommittee are asked to hold
hearings soon on the following SIX
bills:
: To prohibit the assignment Of
wages and to raise from SIS to SIPS
a month the limit on wages Of the
head of a family, and certain others
with dependents. which are exempt
from punishment.
Two bills to revise the system of
registration of births in the District.
To broaden the law providing for
charging Of expenses against nom
INDECENT persons given care at the
District Training School for the
Predetermined.
To strengthen provisions of the
weights and measures law to safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

that m inforped people becomes I
cooperating body, directing them to
goods, wares, merchandise and
services and, indeed, to the spirit
ual heights Of all Americans, re-
CARELESS of creed.
We are, Of course, particularly
proud OF the record achieved BY ad-
vertising In the sale Of War Bonds
and Stamps. The sale Of War
Bonds in astronomical figures, so
absolutely vital to the welfare of
the Nation, has been accomplished
by the most unparalleled co-opera-
ton on the part of newspapers and
their advertisers. The newspapers
have multiplied their War Bond
advertising in the past year by 600
to 700 per cent. Several thousand
additional daily and Sunday news
papers sold War Bond advertising
the past year for the first time, and
the average volume per newspaper
has increased substantially. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

advertising has been purchased BY
hundreds Of thousands Of patriotic
sponsors.
Nov, big sums Of money Are In
mo sense virtuous Of themselves un-
less accompanied BY the fact that
the advertising served I worthy
purpose. It did just that. No ad-
yertising campaign was ever more
vital. 1t was the potent salesman.
And such copy! Everybody put
their heart into the work, all pa
triotically conforming to the facts
and with the policies of the Treas
ury Department.
"All the while advertising led the
way to the greatest volume Of busi-
ness in the history Of the country.
Through it all, Washington news
papers and advertisers did out
standing work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington d e ~
JANUARY - . - 80

night Of January -. a delegation Of
motion picture stars Will attend the
event, arriving IN time for q dinner
reception ct the Mayfiower Hotel
January 28.
Half Of the proceeds will 60 to the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis and half will be used to
combat the disease In the District.
Last year approximately $125,0OO was
raised mere $4,000 OF it by the Mile
of Dimes" in front OF the Capitol
Theater. The mile of Dimes" is
scheduled to begin January is this
year.
Committee chairmen attending the
meeting tomorrow will be: Mile Of
Dimes Bryson Rash and c. Melvin
Sharpe; dinner, Brig. Gen, Alder. l..
Cox; tickets, Edward A. Dent; trans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
President Birthday
Planners 10 Meet

The Committee for the Celebration
of the Presidents birthday will meet
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the ONCE
Of Commissioner John Russell Young
general chairman for the District,
to discuss detailed plans for the 18th
annual event January 30.
Present plans include q command
performance at the National Theater
January %, midnight shows at thea
tiers January 20 and hotel dances the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Nine D. {. Measures
Placed on Calendar
OF House Committee

Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee yesterday plan
ned early hearings or full commit
tee action on nine measures which
have been before the group for some
time.
Three bills to be brought up soon
after Congress convenes January 10
for committee action are the meas
ure Of Representative Hebert, DEM
ocrat, of Louisiana to grant addi-
tional powers to the Commissioners,
and the Randolph bills for appoint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Demonstrations Going On All This Week
From $50 A. M. to $50 Pm. You Are Invited!

Come to our Retail Salesroom. See and hear this
sensational new Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid for
yourself Willing demonstrators will show you
everything. Take advantage of this new, amazingly
lowpriced key to better hearing Investigate its many
features. Tone control and volume control on the
outside. Personal tone combinations designed to
enable you select for yourself the hearing position
to fit your individual hearing to various listening
conditions. As simple as tuning radio. YOU adjust
them to where YOU HEAR BEST. Many other
astonishing advantages. Remember the $40 price in
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portation. Lee D. Butler: program.
John N. Waters; public safety. Maj.
Edward j. Kelly; publicity, Ray Beli:
entertainment, John J. Payette and
Carter T. Barron; Women,s Ticket
Committee, Mrs. Irene B. Caldwell:
hotel, L. Gardner Moore; Lincoln
Colonnade and Howard Theater
Committee A. E. Lichtman, and Re-
ception and Floor Committee, Thom-
as P. Morgan, jr.
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Vital Part Played
By War Advertising
Cited by Krakow

I'm contemplating the passing of
. years work in advertising the
impression inevitably arises that
advertising has helped and will help
to win the war" declared Louis D.
Krakow, president of the Advertis-
ing Club of Washington, in year.
end statement.
This is a pardonable reflection
tor all Americans who have tried
sincerely, no matter their calling.
And advertising has certainly done
4 big job-and well.
advertising has again proven
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South Africu HOUSING

Construction Of 10000 houses Ia
planned by the South African gov
eminent, and director OF housing
has been appointed to make q ma
tional survey Of housing needs, now
estimated at 500. 900 dwellings.
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cludes Radionic tubes crystal microphone and bat
teries-a hearing aid complete and ready to wear.
You will not be pressed buy-no salesman will call
at your home. But you should kno,u, you owe it to
yourself your family-your friends-to investigate
The development of this instrument has been going
on in the laboratories for five and half years. Dis
trlbution was scheduled for postwar but Zenith,
seeing an opportunity to help relieve the manpower
shortage, is making the Radionc Hearing Aid avail
able to the public now