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Evening star., 1944-02-21

Thus, Admiral Nimitz, having thrust
forward long, narrow spearhead into
the heart of enemy territory, used it
Immediately to expand his position, to
neutralize enemy countermeasures, and
will be found presently to have con-
verted his spearhead into broad new
front for the development of further
offensive operations to the westward.
Presuming that the attack on Eniwetok
is finally successful, as now seems all
but assured, Admiral Nimitz probably
will lose no time in reducing Wake,
Kusaie and probably Nauru. Then the
Japanese at Ponape and also at Marcus
will be on separate narrow fronts, at
the ends of long and vulnerable lines
of communication, and incapable of
mutual support.
1t may be instructive, in this regard.
to glance at map of the North Pa
ciflc. There we find the Japanese and
ourselves in quite similar positions. Both
sides have a spearhead position, at the
end of long string of island stepping
stones stretching back to the home
bases. Weather aside, neither is likely
to accomplish anything decisive unless
the front can be broadened to permit
the development of real offensive power.
The japanese went forward as far
as Kiska and Attu, but they could not
stay there. We might some day 60
forward to Paramushiru, but unless we
could occupy much broader front
(Which means Kamchatka, Sakhalin
and the Siberian mainland) we might
, not be able to stay in Paramllshirl1.
and We might find it extremely diff
cult to develop great offensive power
from SO narrow front even If we could
hold the island.
(Copyright, 1914, New York Tribune Inc)
Evening star., 1944-02-21
HitIer's Helpful Intuition

The destruction of the ten NaZi
divisions encircled since February 5
around Korsun in the Dnieper bend
can be attributed in no small meas
ure to Hitler's intuition. According
to the Russians, at any rate, he ap-
parently made the same mistake
here as he did at Stalingrad, where
some 100000 of his troops were lost
because his "inner voice" had i'm
pressed him more than the military
realities.
There was time at Stalingrad
when there were avenues of escape,
but Hitler, promising relief to the
troops involved. insisted upon hold
ing on until escape was no longer
possible and annihilation followed
almost as matter of course.
Though not of the same magnitude,
the German defeat just suffered in
the Korsun pocket appears to trace
back to the same bad Judgment.
The elmer voice" dictated the de-
cision. When the Russian envelop-
ing move became evident. there was
still time to avoid the trap, but
the Fuehrer, once again promising
relief to his endangered forces, Or
dered that no ground be yielded. AS
a result. between 10000 and 10000
men soon found themselves hope
lessly bottled up, to be cut to pieces
in short and brilliant order by the
Red Army.
Of the total thus caught, battling
to the last on Hitler's orders, $1,000
are dead now, $4,000 are prisoners
and few thousand more are being
rounded up or liquidated in the
mopping-up operations. At most
only 5000 of the entire original
force managed to escape. In addi-
ton, in carrying out the Fuehrer's
promise of relief by attempting to
break the Russian ring. Nazis at
tacking from the outside lost up to
10000 men. 900 tanks and 329
planes. In sum, the elmer voice."
when it spoke its last word on the
Korsun pocket, spoke at a cost Of
about 10000 German troops and
vast quantities of captured and
destroyed German arms.
How much longer the German
generals will continue to listen to
and heed this HvoiooH ic a v,ooftor
of conjecture. It is a matter of
conjecture. too. how many more
such encirclements the Wehrmacht
can absorb without being bled to the
point of shattered morale and dis
integration. What is not conjec-
tural. however. is that starting with
Stalingrad, Hitler's intuitive deci-
sions-motivated in part by an
Evening star., 1944-02-21

These quarters say that the con-
sequences of this concentration have
been of great assistance to the Red
Army, which has been smashing
through the German defense lines. The
Nazis' decision to withdraw was due, it
is said, to the unexpected appearance of
Allied forces in Central Italy.
AS an illustration of this argument
it is pointed out that whereas in July
last year there were maximum of IL
German divisions between the Italian
boot and the Brenner pass, there must
be today at least Is divisions in the
area between the Gustav Line and the
Alps. Moreover, the mere threat of an
invasion of Western Europe and the
presence of a siZable Allied force in
the Eastern Mediterranean have COM
PEELED Hitler to reshuffle his forces to
such an extent that he had to yield
ground, sometimes under most unfavor-
Evening star., 1944-02-21

/ Of Afghanistan develop in soldiers
precisely those qualities needed in
the Jungle"
In other words, times have not
changed in the Khyber area since
Rudyard Kipling's day. The famous
pass still is a place of mystery and
danger. Beginning at Jamrud, about
ten miles west of Peshawar, the road
twists through the hills in q north
westerly direction for thirty three
miles, terminating at Dakka on the
Afghan side of the Hindukush range.
The highway is open on Tuesdays
and Fridays only, traffic from the
east having the privilege of moving
during the morning hours, that from
the west in the afternoon. Indian
troops of the once hostile Afridi
tribe, enrolled in the celebrated
Khyber Rifles, guard the Indian
approach" while heavily armed
agents of the Amir control the
Afghan entrance" Smuggling, gun
running and other irregularities are
frowned upon by the governments
Of India and Afghanistan alike. But
incidents" occur pretty much as
they did century ago. The coun-
try is incorrigibly wild, and anything
can happen.
General Scott says that his troops
learn never to go out singly" and
always to have prearranged as
sembly point" in the event of -unan-
nounced assault. The pass at GER
tain places is only fifteen feet wide.
Lofty cliffs rise above the road, and
cascades of rocks come rat ling down
at unpredictable Intervals without
notice. The climate Is not friendly.
When the Citroen-Haardt Trans
Asiatic Expedition of 1891 neared
the defile from Kabul, DR.. Maynard
Owen Williams of the National Geo.
graphic Society wrote: For months
we had dreaded the Khaibar. The
morning of our start our men, in
spite of sleepless night, had that
nobility of spirit that good men
assume when they expect to be put
to the test. Late June is no time
for pleasure trip through the North
Gate to India" Souvenirs and relics
Of three wars between Great Britain
and Afghanistan are to be found
along the route. The ruins of the
old fortress of Ali Masjid, where Sir
Neville Chamberlain's mission was
stopped in 1878, remain as monu-
ment OF sort to border struggle
which conceivably might be renewed
at any moment.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
khyber Pass

British military units are training
In the neighborhood of the Khyber
Pass, preparing for the final often
Sive against Japan. According to
the British Information Services,
Major General ]. Bruce Scott, a
veteran Of the Burma campaign,
now is in command on the North
west Indian frontier, and it is his
belief that conditions in the noun
tains bordering the hermit kingdom
Evening star., 1944-02-21

dllo L lCl0 MAI SIldi
S m u is replace C e
Churchill, because
Smuts would be
I'm ore diplomatic
with Russia"
THE British gen.
orally feel they'll
have to maneuver
adeptly or all Europe
will be communized,"
the item concluded.
1t is not the rumor
on which I wish to
comment. The Wall
Street Journal offers
it merely as that. It
Evening star., 1944-02-21

economy to a peace
economy "a m or e
difficult and perilous
job than that of 60
ing from the peace
to war economy.
First, it should be
said that this is the
simplest, an e S t,
soundest demonstra-
ton of tlear think
ing and straight
talking that has
been given on a vital
public issue since
the war began-ac-
tually, for a good
Evening star., 1944-02-21

prestige and so far
has gained too small
a tactical advantage
to compensate for
our sacrifices.
In some official
quarters, while this
indisputable fact is
rec ize d, 1t is
pointed out that our
threat to Rome and
to the whole Nazi
defense system in
Southern Europe e
has compelled the
G erm an general
staff to concentrate
f- A. ~
Evening star., 1944-02-21

w h e n we first
went into Guadal-
canal, in August,
AZ, we W er e
*hrusting forward a
S n gle spearhead
into a broad enemy
front. The enemy
was able to concen-
trate everything he
had against our
forces. He even sue
ceeded in isolating
them for a time.
Only the superior
fighting qualities of
1,1~ ~, ,s;x1e a~J 49,
Evening star., 1944-02-21

A Baltimore woman. equipped
with more than the usual quota of
nerve, summoned firemen to start a
fire in her furnace So far. how
ever, no one in the Monumental
City has shown enough crust as yet
to ask the police to assist in COM
mitting a burglary.
Evening star., 1944-02-21

understandable desire to win q VIC
tory somewhere to bolster his badly
shaken prestige as q military genius
have contributed materially to our
Allied cause. The more of them,
perhaps, the better.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
Chapel Story Prompts Questions

To the Editor Of The Star:
Did some one suggest discrimination?
The best example of such discrimina-
ton is in the United States Army. So
the daughter of the Surgeon General
is being married? So what? Is that
just cause for the cancellation of three
other weddings planned for the same
day? And since when was an Army
chapel, paid for and kept up by tax
payers money, at any time considered
family" chapel!
INDIGNANT.
Editors note: The Memorial Chanel
at Walter Reed Hospital was built not
with taxpayers money but by the GRAY
Ladies of the Volunteer Service of the
Red Cross.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
On the Record

weekly Washington report in the
Wall Street Journal contained an item
last Friday to the effect that the British
cabinet might shortly be reorganized
Evening star., 1944-02-21
This Changing World

1t is obvious that the italian campaign
has not been going according to schedule.
1t is five and one-half months old, has
been costly in manpower, material and
Evening star., 1944-02-21
The Great Game of Politics

There are many things to be said
about the Baruch report which, at
White House request, presents plan
for returning the country from a war
Evening star., 1944-02-21
Pacific Front Widened

The course of the war in the Pacific
is providing an illustration of the ad-
vantages of operating on broad front
as against a narrow front
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
FED. DRZAVE VZLlC
SVOJl Sill BREZ
PRAVEGA VPLIVA
(Nadalievanje S 1. strani.)

(NadalJevan1e S l.. Strani.)
poslanih IL Zed. draw "a Grci-
10, a ne smejo tia, dokler An
glija ne obracuna z uporniSkim
gibanjem. To je "a zaveznike,
XII so toliko prisegali ma ''Stiri
svobodscine" zelo grda poteza,
in Morgan pravi, ola zastran te-
ga ma ugledu Zed. drzave mai
bolj trpe.
V Bariju v Italiji pa so pri-
pravljene velike zaloge Evil "a
JugosIavijo, XII pa Sc ne smeio
tia cato, ker jugoslovanska os-
vobodilna akcija noce, Ola Jill bi
delili zaYezniski AGENT. liver
jeni SO, da SO pc prepricanju re-
akcionarji, pa bi kruh delili ta-
ko, ola bi de1ali ma ljudi wits,
ceS, "partizani yam ga ne mo-
rejo DAFT. Mi ga yam lahko da-
mo kollkor hocete."
Taxa tendenca pr delitvi re-
lifa lahko pomaga k obnovitvi
politicnega vpliva tistih, proti
katerim Sc partizani bore in te-
ga oni nocejo. Zato baje sedai
dobiva tiste zaloge, XII so bile
namenjene Jugoslaviji, Italia.
Zaupanje cerkvi
Italijani kajpadai relif zelo
potrebujejo in Sc pritozujejo,
da ga Sc vse premalo dobe. To-
da liberalni, protifasisticni kro-
gi v Italiji oh enem zatrjuieio,
da zavezniski relifni uradniki,
to je, Americani in Anglezi. de
Re relif v podrocju cerkve in pa
takih veljakov v italijanskih OBJ
einah, XII so pref sluzili Musso-
liniju. To torej pomeni, da po-
magajo start kliki do ugleda, in
pa cerkvi. Tito tega noce in cato
Jugoslavija Ia enkrat Sc ne BIO
delezna ameriske pomoci. Do
bila pa je IL Rustic re veliko
zita.
Grcija pa je ne dobi, ker bi
rada Anglia najprvo obracuna-
la z uporniki, katere smatra "a
"komuniste", cato ker so prot
kralju in pa ker bi radi, da bi 81
Waldo dolocili pc .svoji wolff.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
NEKAJ k PRAZNlKOM

Springfield, Ill. = Nekje ma
Slovenskem je zivela revna dru-
Una treh oseb: oce, matt in sin.
Gee je bill Re sedemdesetletnik
sin pa kajpada Sc mlad in zvit.
Pa cevljar je bill po poklicu.
Tako Sc ga spominjam ma ne
kega bozicnega vecera, ko je
medic kakor "a stavo.. Snega nid
koliko. Sin je nitro dokoneaval
par skornjev "a vaSkega fanta,
oce pa je nestrpno korakal gor
in dol. Sin ga je pr tenn skrbno
opazoval, mislee 81, "kaj neki je
staremu sinilo V glavo nocoi?"
lznenada 81 oce ogrne suknio
in izgine. A Sc kmalu vrne z ba-
riglo vina. Sin ga je z oami I'VE
dave vpraseval, ces, kje 81 ga
neki dobil? In pa tako dobrega!
Tudi starka je gledala zvedavo.
A gluha pa sta bila kakor zem-
liza. cato j nj mogel dopovedati
potihoma, kje je vino dobil. A
il je. rekel, pridi sem, da ii po-
lahno povem. Pa il je zavpil ma
uho, da je vino dobil v kaplani-
il. Hotela je vedeti, &c je Sc kaj
vina v tisti kleti. "Veliko!" ii
je vpli start ma uho, "Se do dru-
gega bozica ga je dovolj!"
Stara diva sta pila in vpila.
Sin ju nj mogel vec poslusati
in izgine. Snide Sc S fanti in jim
razlozi kako in kaj, da ga donna
"zehtajo" it'd. Fantje so ugibali,
&c bi sli tudi i oni v kaplanovo
klet. Pa so sklenili, raise zapoj-
mo! In zaorila je boziena pesem.
V "kaplanovo' kIet MISC udrli,
a SO Sc vseeno dobro imeli.
Anton Gorenz.
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N~oeionoIizocij eeske
industriie

London. - (ONA) Pred
sednik cehoslovaske republike
DIR. Eduard Benes je tidal nek>-
tere naredbe, liz katerih lie raz-
vidno, da bodo nekatere indu-
STRIFE in organizacije, XII SO zdaj
v nemskih rokah, nacionalizi-
rane.
Nacelno velja pravilo, Ola mo-
ra biti VISA lastnina vrnjena nil
hovim pravim posestnikom.
Skoda DO pc moznost poprav-
lena. Kjer interes naroda "a
hteva, da posest ostane v rokah
drzave, bodo posestniki primer
no odskodovani.
Tako je torej zdaj pot "a ma
cionalizacijo odprta-pred vsem
"a velike ceske orozarne, XII so
zdaj vse v velikanskem koncer-
nu Hermann Goering Werke".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
Froncijo ina v USA
veliko boaostvo

Francoske vloge in investici-
je v Zed. drzavah SO znasale
pred to vojno mad dive milijardi
dolarjev. Ko so naciji podjarmi-
Ii tudi vuado v Vichyju, je anne
riska vlada francosko imovino
v Zed. drzavah zamrznila. v
decebru pa 10 je zopet 'todtaja-
la. De Gaulle torej nj vec v "a
dregi "a dolarje.
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Il omeriske zqodoyine:
zENE v ~KOLONIJALNI DOH

LbiNE v hOLON1JfAIIN1 OODI
Ali veste, da so bile zene v
kolonijalni dobi izredno dobro
naobrazene? V vsaki koloniji je
bio stevilo Anglezinj, Nizo-
zemk, francoskih hugenotk in
drugih narodnosti, Xxi SO bile IL
Solane v klasicni in moderni IL
teraturi. Ena Timed najbolj IL
obrazenih je bila Anne Bread
street, XII Sc je priscilla v Mas
sachusetts Bay v letu 1880. IL
hajala je il rodovine Oliver
Wendell Holmsove, bivsega Sc
ia najvisjega sodisca Zdr. dr.
zav ter Wendell Phillipsove, Cd
licnega oratorja in reformista.
To 81 zapomnite! Zapomnite 81
tudi, da je Trinerjevo grenko
vino z vitamini b. zanesljivo
zelodcno zdravilo in lahko cd
vajalno sredstvo. Poskusite in
uzivajte ga pc navodilih ma Ste
klenici. Vas lekarnar ga ina,
ako ne, pa pisite POM naravnost
ma JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago 8, Ill.
Zadovoljni boste S Tfinerjevim
grenkim whom z vitafnini 81.
asa -E|MFzr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
zapisnik conference Prosvetne matice
IN JsZ v Wuukeganu Is. novembra 1914

Racllne sta pregledala Anna
Mahnich in F. Bruce.
Porocilo tajnika Gardna spre-
jeto. Anna Mahnich in F. Bruce
ugotav1jata, da so racuni Y redu.
Sprejeto ma znanje.
P~orocilo zastopnikov. - An
ton Trojan omenja, da drustvo
st. ! SNIP, XII ga zastopa, delu-
je in pomaga v vseh naprednih
akcijah. Opaza pa Sc, Ola nj vec
toliko zanimanja kakor nekoc,
ker je udelezba na sejah mani
sa, A drugace pa drustvo stori
kar re zmore, da Sc nase aktiv-
nosti nadaljujejo. Precej fantov
fnTamo v armadi in drustvo Sc
Jill spomni v sezonskih prazni-
XIII S primernim darilom.
F. Bruce (drus. st. IA SNPJ)
pravi, ola imajo IS CLANCY pri
vojakih in pa da druStvo sode-
luje kjer je potfebno; OBJ enem
tudi mladinski krozek. VI relifni
akciji "a Jugoslavijo Sc je do
bio 5 Coop $3.50, SIND $50, in
shod $40, skupaj $685.. Matt
Ogrin soglasa s poroeilom. Do
daja, ola Sc je nabralo tudi mno-
go obleke, XII je bila Re VISA cd
poslana ma doloceno mesto v
New York. Use posiljalne stro-
ske SO oni placali.
Louis Barborich (drustvo st.
16) pravi, da nina kaj posebne-
ga dodati, kar hi bio drugacno
cd drugih porocil. Drustvo po-
maya, ina svoje tezave vsled
pomanjkanja zanimanja, in kot
drugod Sc tudi pr Nth clani ne
udelezujejo sci mic vec v tolik-
snem stevilu kakor nekoc. Mia
dina pa ina svoje druStvo.
Angela Zaitz {drustvo st. 1O2
SNPJ) pravi, da drustvene cla-
nice pomagajo pr z~biranju OBJ
leke v pomoc Jugoslaviji, silva
10, perejo, likajo, pa tudi pri-
spevajo. Tel akciji naceljujeta,
oziroma najvec delati Mrs.
Frances Wider in Louise Har-
mond. Tudi v drustvu so clani.
&c zelo aktivne in Uncle SO par
manjsih priredb, XII so dobro
uspele.
Ia jugoslovanski relif je dru-
stvo prispevalo $25, in OBJ enem
sklenilo prodajati srecke "a prt,
XII ga je V ia namen podarila
Mrs. Josephine Trojan. Tako DO
to drustv6 pomagalo pomozni
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DRZAVLJANSKI
PRlROcNIK

nova knjizica, $ poljudnimi navodiR
kako postati AMERIsKI DRAW
LIAM.
Poleg'Vprasanj, XII Jill navadno sod
niki stavijo pr izpitu "a drzavlian-
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc v II. delu
nekaj Vaznih letnie il zgodovine ze-
dinjenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Lincol-
nov goVor v Gettysburgu, Predsed-
Mkt Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave z glavnim mestom, steviiom
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici .;e samo SO centov 4
poStnino vred.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

Konferenca Prosvetne matice
in .JSZ je bila sklicana ma 26.
novembra 1044 v Waukegan,
kakor je bio doloceno ma pref
sniem zborovanju V Milwaukee,
i'll. VrSila Sc je v SLOW. narodnem
domu.
Otvoril jo je tajnik Anton
Garden OBJ 10. dop. Ia predsed-
nika seize izvoljen Martin judi
Mich. Ia zapisnikarico Angela
Zaitz.
Zapisnik prejsnje conference
spreiet tax kot precitan.
Zastopniki. - Tajnik Garden
ugotovi, da so navzoci sledeci;
cd druStev SNIP, st. /, Chica-
90, Anton Trojan; st. IA, Wau-
kegan, Frank Bruce, John Nah
Mich, Lawrence Ogrin; st. 16,
Milwaukee, Louis Barborich;
st. 80, Chicago, Chas. Pogore-
lee; st. 1902, Chicago, Angela
Zaitz; st. 1914, West Allis, Anton
Demshar, Fred Gloyek; st. 119,
Waukegan, Josephine Kozina,
Mary Brence; st. 1872, Milwau-
kee, Mary Kemer; st. $50, Chi
cako, John Simon.
JPZ Sloga, Milwaukee: st. 8,
Ralph Cheplak; st. 10, Christi
ma PodjavorSek.
Klub st. l JSZ, Milan Medvev
SEX in Louis Zorko; gospodinj-
ski odsek SIND, Waukegan,
Anna Mahnich; SLOW. mar. cital-
MICA, Waukegan, Martin judd
Mich, John Jelovsek, Jack Me
sec; kooperativa, Math. Ogrin;
eksekutiva JSZ, Frank Zaitz.
Porocilo tajnika. Anton Gar
den pravi, da pod .okriIjem Kon-
ference cd prejSnje do tie seize
nj bio posebnih aktivnosti. Ma
81 ljudje so sedaj zaposleni mai
boil pr relifni akciji in pa "a
SANS.
Blagajna conference je INA
Sala $27.29, dohodkov nj bio,
StroSki pa so $3.50. Gotovine je
$22.79, 'imamo dive delnici SDC
V znesku $50, torej je skupna
imovina $72,79.
Dale Garden omeni, da DO o
Prosvetni mattel, JSZ in o Pro-
letarcu, Druz. koledarju in Maj
Skem glasu porocal Chas. Pogo
relec, Frank Zaitz pa DO incl
referat o splosnem polozaju z
ozirom ma naSe aktivnosti.
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.UNRRA NAMESTO
" RELaEU BOIL
POLiTIcNl AKcUI"
(Nadallevahjt $ |. strani.)

kdar bill "a mic drugega kot "a
materijalne dolorine posedujo-
cega sloja Velike Britaniie.
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PoIjski koneres nopoInjen
z duhovscino

Poljsko-ameriski kongres, XII
Sc sedaj bavi najvec proti ruski
zahtevi "a uveljavljenje Curzo-
move crte, ina "a clane 25 du-
hovnikovin As lajikov, XII SO We
einoma pristaSi duhovnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
Lostniki paropIovbe sIuziio

Ameriske parobrodne druzbe
SO zasluzile Same S plovbo skozi
SueSki kanal V l. l941 $26, 874,-
600. Podatki o njihnem zaslu-
zku v naslednjih letih Sc MISC
bill obiavlieni.
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Narocila sprejema:
Kniigorno ProIeturco
1891 S. LawndaIe Avenue
CHICAGO %, ILL.
POSLUsAJTE

vsoko aedeIjo prvo in mi.
storeiso jugoslovonsko ri.
do uro V Chicoqu Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postoJo
VICES, 1850 kilocycIes.
Vodi 10 George Murchon
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Lzqube no zapodni 'front.'

NaSe izgube ma zapadni 'front.'
SO znaSale do |. dec. mad 258 900
MOI. Najvecje pa SO bile kappa
da decembru, ko SO Nemci
priceli S svojo ofenzivo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27

Proletafec je bill ustanovljeh, da
sluzi delavstvu. Tel nalogi lie west
v vsakem slucaju, v krizah in "d0-
brih' cash, v vojnah in miru. Pod
pirate ga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-27
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V Chicago je $3.50 policajev,
a policijski nacelnik Sc ipritozu-
je, da bi Jill nujno potrebocal
Sc najmanj 800.