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Evening star., 1944-05-29
Two Soviet Commission
EmpIoyes-Hurt in Crush

Two employees Of the Soviet Gov
ernment Purchasing Commission,
1855 Sixteenth street NV, and I'VE
members Of their families were in
jured slightly last night when their
Car left the road on . curve on
Central avenue, near Largo, Nd,
and crashed into . tree, Prince
Georges County police reported to-
day.
Those injured, all of whom were
treated at the Prince Georges Gen.
erai Hospital at Cheverly and re-
leased, were:
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Arlington BurioI Set
For Mrs. c. C. Demmer

PALM BEACH, Fla, May 2s.--
Mrs. Charles c. Demmer, SO, wife OF
the colonel In command Of the
Army's Ream General Hospital. died
at the hospital today after q long
illness
Services will be held here tomor-
row. and the body will be sent to
Washington for burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
MIS-. Wickersham, Widow
Of Attorney General, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Mrs. Mil
dred Wendell Wickersham, widow
of former Attorney General George
w. Wickersham, died here yester-
day.
A native of Washington, she is
survived by a son, Brig. Gen. Cor
nelius w. Wickersham, Chareottes-
vile, Va, and two daughters, Mrs.
Henry I. Cobb, Bedford Hills, N. Y,
and Constance Of New York.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Robert Kerr, 80, Dies;
Pioneer Golfer
BY the Associated Press.

BRONXvILLE, N. Y, May 2e.-
Robert B. Kerr, 80, retired stock
broker and pioneer golfer, died Sat-
urday night at the home of his
daughter, Miss Katherine Kerr.
Mr.. Kerr helped organize the
United States Colt Association
which he served at one time as
secretary. His golf partners in
cluded the late Andrew Carnegie
Evening star., 1944-05-29

New York City, was appointed
leader Of the Western diocese, which
embraces II States. Alaska and Ha-
wall, in ls4l, by Archbishop Athen-
agoras. primate Of North and South
America.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Bishop Eirineos, S., Leader
In Greek Church, Dies

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May a.
Bishop Eirineos, IS. head Of the
Western diocese Of the Greek Or
thodox Church, died yesterday after
q long illness.
Bishop Eirineos, former pastor at
the Church Of the Holy Trinity in
Evening star., 1944-05-29

q a y, Will De
buried in George
w a S h ington
Memorial Park
a f er funeral
services at :
pm. Thursday
at the Hines
funeral home.
Until his. re.
tirement las
M a r c h, D r
Stockberger swas
a special ad.
visor to Secre-
tary of Agricul.
ture Wickard
Later Mr.. Wick
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Tennessee Society to Meet

The Tennessee State Society will
have it's last meeting of the season
from 8 pm. to midnight Thursday
at the Shoreham Hotel. Dancing
and floor show have been planned
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Rites 10 Be Thursday
For Dr.: 5toekberger,
Personnel Expert

Dr. Warner w. Stockberger, II,
originator of the pattern followed
by Government agencies in per-
sonnel procedure, who died Satur-
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Garna nf ThankH

BuNDY, CLARA LUMPKfNS). We wish
TO thank our relatives, neighbors and
friends for their kind expressions OF SYM
pathy, beautiful floral tributes and acts OF
kindness, which were of the greatest COM
fort to us in our sorrow.
BUNDY FAMILY.
HUGHES, MARTHA ELLEN. Charles
Wallace Hughes and family wishes to
thank their many friends~ and relatives
tor the kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended to them in their recent bereave-
nent.
Evening star., 1944-05-29

FRANK GEIER'S SONS CO
aaadd2 tn Ss NV; MA 2473
o'.So t1tn et. NV H 232e
our Charges Are Reasonable
]. William Lees Sons Co,
4th and Mass. Ave NE Ii kooo
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. '''
Crematorium.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
'. L. SPEARE CO.

Neither SUCCESSOR to M, connectna -.
sne oriEinal w r. Speare establishment
lOO9 H St. NV. .Phon.
Evening star., 1944-05-29

DIR. JOHN r. FRANCIS, Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary
DENSMoRE. LULU BLANCHE. On Sum
gay lay ;, May 2S. 1874. at Doctors Hospital
LuLu BLANCHE DENSMORE, beloved wife
q Leo v. Densmore and mother of Leo "
Oensmore. Jr. and Mrs. Morton Hilbers;
ssister OF Mrs. J. A. Mcpherson of Beliair
r Miehr FRIENDS may call at the Lee fu-
where services will be held on Wednesday
May MAY 81. at am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Fort Lincoln Cemefery
DIXON. KATIE MAE. On MONDAY ~ ~
~, 1913. at Freedmen's Hospital Mr.
"A AL1E MAE DIXON, the beloved wife of
.he Hey. Calvin P. Dixon. She also is sur
Tlved n oy loving daughter, Esther Mae
Blxon, and other relatives and friends
TssmnainS sSna resting with l. e. Murray & Son,
nl.s oLimss ne Herald of Newport News va. Va,
FEoLA. ANTONIO JOSEPH. On satur-
FEoLA Of 471o Decatur l2H ST. Ryst{sHjile S4S5pa
Mo. Remains resting at the S" H Hines
20. funeral home, 290I 14th st. NV FIJI
1erai services at the Church of the Re.
Isemer, 100 Kirby ST. NV, on Wednes
SisnM Siay. way 81. at pm. Remains may be
feSea IRON l 80 p m until time Of service.
@hterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
,offiNk, SADIE. On Saturday, Nav 81.
iorsa' SADIE FINK. 67 years Of age. be-
snS s9veo nj mother OF Mrs, Abraham Waronoff
Joshussh sh r rlnk Of South Bend, Ind, and
services at the Bernard DanHanskv man fansIai son
Tuesday. May so at 3 p.ms rntsrn, niS, on on
. mai Israel Cemetery 90 ~
Evening star., 1944-05-29

ACKERNiAN, oTHELIA. On Saturday,
May %, 1914, at Georsetown Hospital,
the Henry S. Washington & Sons funeral
home, 46T N st. NV, after 5 pm Monday,
May %, where services will be held at IL
am. Tuesday. May 80. 1nterment Harmony
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-05-29

CARRINGT0N, SALLIE ANN. All mem.
bers Of PHYLLIS Wheatley Council, No. 534
OF !; O. OF st. Luke, are requested to NEE,
at the Florida Avenue Baptist Church, Al
O'Clock tuesday, May 80. 1914, to at.
Genc the funeral of our late sister SAT-.
LIE ANN CARRINGTON.
ESTHER McDAVID Worthy Chief.
G. v. COLEMAN, Recording Sectv
Evening star., 1944-05-29

DhN1DhIDEE, ~ RAYMOND. On Fridav
R.AYMoNp r. DANDRDdE, beloved hspsnt husband
oI MIS- Missouri Dandridge, brother of
Es. Fsnei Green and foster father Of Annie
and friends. Friends may cali at the w
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, I432 Ynn
ne neral aiW;r 1,,ssda aItsr Pm Monday, May 30 Fu-
the above funeral church, Rev. A i Ed.
EEsras ofneiatine, Interment WoodlaWn
cemetery wednesday, May 81, at 9 am.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
-Four Strikes
Hit War Output
Chicago Stoppoges
Close War Plants

JULY 20 Up A series OF
work stoppages in four plants
engaged in vital war production
was reported in the Chicago area
today in the wake of labor dis
putes. Another walkout was re-
ported in a Muskegon Heights,
Mich, plant, making a total of
some 5000 workers idle.
For the third time since last
February, the huge Chicago
Dodge plant, where 80 per cent
of the engines for B-29 bomb
ers are built, was affected by a
walkout, 500 employees in the
magnesium foundry stopping
work yesterday in protes
against disciplinary measures
taken against two workers. A
spokesman for the United Auto
mobile Workers (CIO) said the
work stoppage was unauthorized
and he had urged members 10
return TO work.
Construction of naval landing
craft was stopped last night al
the Calumet Harbor yards of the
Pullman Standard Car Manu-
featuring Company by a strike
of about 500 members Of the
CIO United Steel Workers OF
America. An additional 400 non
striking employees were made
idle. Company and IN n
spokesman said the Walkout was
in protest against dismissal OF
an cmploye, whom the company
charged was found sleeping on
the job.
Pullman officials made plans
10 close the company'S nearby
Michigan City, Ind, plant fol
lowing yesterdays conference
in which $50 riveterS and roof
crS, who quit work last Friday,
refused to return 10 their jobs
Company spokesman said the
employees left their jobs when
gangs OH the erecting track said
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
Youth Leader Urges Adult
Interest, Not Supervision

delinquency program is to ad-
vertise that it is a delinquency
program. Youth may listen to
the ballyhoo and false promises
of political leaders but they are
looking at modern-day issues
from an objective rather than
a partisan viewpoint
Summing it all up, Chapoton
emphasized the point that youth
Graves adult interest in its actlv-
tiles and not supervision. A gen
uine interest in our youth and
their activities would enable the
adult TO have more influence.
Adult supervision sometimes
destroys the intent of the whole
program.
He said in conclusion that II
the youth of today were allow
ed TO have a hand in the form
ing of the postwar world 1t
would be a success, but If adults
excluded the viewpoint OF
American young people it would
probably result in a similar con-
dition TO that we have today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20

UTICA - Alger Chapoton,
athletic director and coach of
the Inlay City schools gave an
interesting and enlightening
talk before the members of the
Utica Rotary Club at their din
ner meeting in Trinity Luth-
eran parish hall Tuesday night,
Chapoton spoke on youth and
youth guidance.
Divided into two points, he
first discussed and gave an
analysis of the character of the
present-day youth. Chapoton,
who has been outstanding and
very successful in his chosen
field of work, asserted that the
youth of today were not deca-
dent as some would lead you to
believe, but interested in his
tory, government and world af-
fairs as never before, and it is
the adult responsibility to see
that their interest in affairs of
this sort is not destroyed. Adult
responsibility should be a liv-
ing proof of the education that
children of today get
They are taught the ideals of
good government but see adults
constantly violating these prin-
ciples. When they ask why,
there is no answer. The second
part of the talk dealt with a
discussion of the delinquency
problem. SIN the majority Of
cases it is not youth but the
adult who is delinquent" Chap
oton said. "Boyhood enthusiasm
for some things should not be
taken as juvenile delinquency
and the best way to solve delin-
quency is not to brand it with
this name.
THE best way to defeat a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
Ringer MoseIey
Horseshoe King
on Fairgrounds

Host to boy and girl horse
shoe champions from five other
city Fairgrounds, Grant School
today proved itself an excellent
point-gainer and a formidable
host, when it romped off with
the doubles and singles champ
ionships for boys.
William (Ringer) Moseley Is
took both crowns for Grant
with the aid of his brother,
Charles, IA, in the doubles, and
alone in the single contest. The
Moseley brothers defeated James
Garnett and Joseph Fraction OF
Griffith in the doubles, and
Ringer" downed Ralph Manu-
of Donaldson, in the tourney.
Williams stellar horseshoe
play brought rounds of applause
from the spectators, as he piled
up ringer after ringer in-the
final rounds.
Shirley Adds, age 10. of Lin
coin, claimed the girls horse
shoe crown.
In the Glass B doubles. Dick
inson Schools Wayne Forton'
IL, and Roy Rickert, IL, romped
home with the trophy. defeating
Charles Phillips and Bonner Up
shaw. of Griffith. In the Glass
B singles, Leonard Chevalier'
IL, of Donaldson, won to p
honors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20

they were asked to drive too
many rivets.
Production of radio and radar
parts at the Chicago Die Mould
Manufacturing Co., was inter-
fered with by a strike of 85 en-
ployes who are members of the
JAW. Espe A. Peterso, company
president, said the strike was
called when he refused to dis
charge two girls who were cir
culating petition in the plant
protesting the unions methods.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
p. I. Mu||igan
Named Major
LoeoI Physieion
at English Base

Promotion of Capt. Philip T.
Mulligan, Army Medical Corps
attached to the AAF, to the rank
of major has been announced by
the War Department.
Major Mulligan, former local
physician, is attached to an AAF
reconnaissance unit in England,
under command of the Presi-
dents son. Gel Elicit Roosevelt,
His duties are those of a flight
surgeon.
He has reported in letters to
his wife, Mrs. Mary c. Mulligan,
in this city, and others on his
list of correspondents, that the
work is most interesting from
the professional standpoint and
from personal experience with
members of his flying group.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20

The recon" outfit maps out
territory for raids and follows
up. after raids to check results.
Major Mulligan, who has been
in uniform more than two years,
reports that he recently visited
another local professional man,
DR.. William F. Lubahn, d. d.
s., now 1t. Lubahn, at an in
fantry base near Mulligan's post.
He also set out to visit DR.. Paul
Schanher, Jr., also attached to
a medical group in England, but
arrived the day after Schanher
had left for another base.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
Gun Mount Output
Still Suspended

MUSHROOM. July 20-(P)-
AS members of Local 404, Unit
cd Automobile Workers (AFL)
met today to consider their griev-
anCes, production of gun mounts
at Borg Warner Corporation
Norge plant here was suspended
for the second straight day.
Protecting the discharge Of a
union steward, approximately l.
200 employees walked off their
jobs yesterday. The walkout
closed the plant, which is en-
gagged about 90 per cent in war
work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 4

The germ imebds deeply. Can't be
killed unless reached. Many liniments
and ointments do not penetrate Suffi-
GENTLY. Ask any druggist for Te-ol
solution. Made with 90co alcohol IT
pENETRATES. Reaches more germs.
APPLY FULL STRENGTH for itchy.
Swcaty or smelly feet. Your Csc back
tomorrow II not pleased. Locally at Ban
now Drug Co.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA in
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as q Youngstsr-
Now her Backacho 10 better

Now her Backache 10 better
Many sufferers relieve nagging bsckache
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF TAX
ing tho excess acids and waste out Of the
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints day.
When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. IL
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, pufincss under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
40years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles OF kidney tubes flush out poison
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20

The Allied jet-driven fighter
plane, which is expected to be
brought into action, is said to be
similar in appearance to the
Pas, minus the propellers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-20

Flying cadets of the Nays
Air Training Center at Corpus
Christi, Tex, learn to handle
themselves in plane crashes by
being dumped in "the drink"
by "dunker"-a SaWed-o off
tWo-seater plane.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-13

sih miru, svetilnik v viharni no
81. Ia tribuna je bila strah tira-
nov in vsakega fanatizma, upa-
ME vseh, XII SO je6ali v suznosti.
Mnogokrat Sc nj vedelo, zakai
Sc je tam dalec preko meja "a
eel majati ia ali oni zakon, ia
ali ona naprava. To je bill vpliv
francoske tribune. Kadar je go
vorila francoska tribuna, je pri-
sluhnila cloveSka misel vsepo-
vsod; izrecene besede SO Sic v
temo, v svet, sledec slepemu
slucaju, v katerokoli smer;
"prazen veter', so rekla >suha
srca, XII 1--WE samo cd ironije,
nasledni dan pa, ali cez tri me-
sece ali cez leto dni Sc je nekje
ma zemeljski povrsini nekai
zrusilo ali nekaj novega nasta-
10. KIDD je torej povzrocil? Tisti
"prazen ~veter", XII je odpihal.
To je "a Francijo njena tribu-
ma, stvarnica idej, ogromen w
vod civilizaciie, XII neprestano
dviga kulturni svet ma viSie
stopnje in razliva neizmerno
svetlobo ma vse cloveStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-13
TUDI NASI FANTJE
PADAJO V VOJNI

Rev. Pa. - Zakonca John in
Mrs. Jagar IL Sheffielda sta do
bila cd vojnega oddelka pismo,
da je mum sin William padel ma
bojiscu nekje V Franciji, oziro-
ma ma zapadni 'front.'. z MIN
vred sta imela ma bojiscu pet
sinov. Pc imenu so Fred, Hen
rik, Frank, Joe in William. V
anglescini Sc podpisujejo va
nish.
Pokojni William je bill staff
sgt. Star je bill 27 let. v akciii
ma bojiscih je bill v Afriki, v ST.
ciliji in potem V invaziji v Fran
clio. V armada je vstopil julia
1941 in bill odlikovan "a svoia
junastva. Ma bojiScih je bill %
mesecev.
Eden Timed njunih sinov.
Frank, je sedaj donna. PR voja-
kin je bill skoro tri leta. Vzrok
odpusta je njegovo zdravje.
Druzabnik je pa taksen, da bi
clovek kar ne mogel verieti, da
je bolan. In je res. Zelimo mu
okrevanja vsi, XII ga poznamo.
Tudi on je bill tam cez". zeli-
mo, ola Sc bi tudi vsi niegovi
ostali bratje vrnili zmagoslavno
in zdravi.
To je moi prvi dopis. v soil
sem bill Samo enkrat - ma Fran
coskem. Tega je nekako 26 let.
In Sc tista je bila razbita. Brati
in pisati sem Sc naucil sam.
Proletarca tudi omenjena O
jaka rada citata. Posebno Josko
Oven in Katka Zupancic piseta
zelo zanimivo. Sploh vse gradi-
vo v Proletarcu Sc nam dopade.
LIE tako naprej!-Anton Stopar.
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= PRED SENCO

r H~J oANSSSo 0oiASo
Sc mi zdi samo epizodica, XII Sc
je spominjam v glavnih obrisih
in brez vsake bolecine, takrat
me je razjedala kot rama.
V samoti nedeljskega popol-
dneva me je obiskal stanovski
tovaris. Pred letom dni je spal
v isti sobi kot sem spal sedaj Jazz
in zivel ma zunaj priblizno isto
zivljenje kot sem ga zivel JAZZ.
Ne VEN zakaj me je streslo
nekaj neprijetnega, ko sem ga,
zagledal pred seboj. Maj sem ga
srecal kjerkoli, mi je bill prija-
tell. V tel sobi, v tel vasi me je
navdal S komaj vidno mrznjo.
Med redke besede, XII sva Jill
govorila, Sc je mesalo-st o pred
stav, XII SO me delale razmiSlie-
mega. Slisal sem njegovo vpra-
SAME S ceste, XII je bio: "Kaj
pravi Liza?" Takrat sem naSo-
bill ustnice in dejal: mic me-"
in &c tedaj Sc je zapicilo V srce.
Cemu vpraSuje? je slo z mano.
Spomnil sem Sc tudi, da sem
videl ma sipi napisano njegovo
ime. Ko sem vpraSal Lizo, KIDD
je napisal, je odgovorila mirno,
kakor da mic nj: "Jaz!" in izbri-
sala dokaz njene misli S Sipe.
Mexico Sc mi je zdelo, da je v
ekstazi uzivanjs dahnila njego-
vo ime, XII ga je potem zatajila
Morda sem Sc motil. Morda
mi je lagala ona.
Zdaj sem opazoval njegov
stas in njegov obraz. Bill je maj
hen, njegove besede SO bile pre-
proste, vljudne, svetli lasje so
lezli ma cello. Veselo razpoloze-
ME je velo cd MEGA, dovtip je
siial IL ust. Il meme je sijal
mrak, kakor sam vase zagrizen
filozof sem Sc zdel. On je bill
vse blizje tenn ljudem, njegova
popularnost je bila Gotta
To mi je bilo vseeno. Gamma
10 me je samo emo dejstvo in v
dino tega nisem mogel prodre-
tt. Spremeniti sem ga hotel. v
vezi je zagledal LILO in memo
sestro in ju je pozdravil. v kopi
nezmiselnih vpraSanj in besed
je tekel cas-. Min pogovoru in
smehu v svojem dusnem razpo-
lozenju nisem mogel slediti. Oh
cutil sem, da sem odvee. Umak-
nil sem Sc v soho in sedel k mizi.
Delati nisem mogel. Smeh il
veze mi je bill v uho, slednji be-
sedi sem prisluskoval. Mole mi
sli SO druzile tisoc novih MOI
nosti, XII SO Sc mi posmehovale
v obraz. Minute so tickle kot
ure. Bill sem razdrazen in raz-
dvojen cd bolecine. Ljubosum-
je me je morilo, vendar sem ia
hip sovrazil yes zenski spoil. Je-
diva je padla IL mojega objema,
re Sc je rezgetala S tenn tujim
clovekom, XII il je drugoval pred
ognjiScem.
Nisem okamenel, ko sem sto-
pill ia stopnice in zagledal mo-
sko roko, XII je bila oklenjena
krog Lizinega pasu, vendar so
bile kot kamen tezke mole be-
sede in srce mi je zastalo v gne-
WI: "Jaz grem."
V zadregi sta zajecljala oba-
diva, Liza Sc je otresla v moi
navzocnosti: "Kaj delate?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-13
Nekaj drobizza

Chicago, Ill. - ZdraVniSka
veda Sc bojuje prot takozva-
MIN ljudskim boleznim, da bi
Jim priSla v okom in jim pre-
precila morilno delo. Tri Timed
NTH ugonobe najvec ljudi. TIE
so srcna hiba, tuberkuloza in
rak. Mic ne dvomim, ola pride
cas-, ko bodo imeli zdravniki tu-
di tie tri bolezni pod kontrolo in
Judi oteli pred prerano smrtjo.
X
Ali ste Sc re kdaj poglobili v
pomen besede propaganda?
Tudi to je svetovna bolezen. Po-
sluzujejo Sc 10 v najvecji meri
vladajoci sebi v korist in ljud-
stvu v Skodo. K Mi Sc zatekajo
cesarji in kralji, ~fasisti, cerkev,
papez pa vse doll do kapitali-
stow in navadnih politikov. Sc
cello usiva ubezna ju%goslovan-
ska vlada je v propaganda "a
svojega generala Mihajlovica in
"a odobritev starega reakcio-
narnega sistema v Jugoslaviji
potrosila milijone dolarjev, do
elm je jugoslovanski narod cd
lakote umiral. Danes nj nobene
Wade, XII ne bi trosila milijone
"a propaganda. NaSa vlada po-
trosi million ma teden v ia ma
men.
z
Propaganda della tudiv mir
nih cash S polno paro, posebno
aktivna pa je v vsakem casu
vojna propaganda. Ia je ugo-
nobila vec ljudi kot pa Jill ia
kozvane ljudske bolezni. Propa-
ganda "a zavajanje mase in vol
ma propaganda korakata nepre-
nehoma in kosita ma levo in de-
Sno.
4
Morda sem Sc S tolmacenjem
propaganda lotil zelo komplici-
ranega problema. Well, JAZZ pi-
sem svoje clanke prvic cato, ker
me veseli, in pa ker Sc moi dro-
biz mnogim dopade. Nj pa bill
moi namen in nj sedaj pisati v
prid Proletarcevemu uredniku
samemu, ker "a to tudi nisem
sposoben. Do danes so bill Sc
vsi moji dopisi napisani ma mo-
jih kolenih in namesto tipkal-
mega stroja rabim svincnik. To
je mogoce tudi fakticni vzrok,
da moi dopisi MISC vec delezni
stalnega prostora. Zavedam Sc,
kako Sc urednik pocuti, ko pre-
cita moi dopis. Preprican sem,
da nj mic boil vessel kot moi
"SuStar", ko mu prinesem raz-
trgane eevlje v popravilo. (Op.
John, Sc motiS.)
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Kdo We, morda SO pa tudi mo-