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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-14
Spring Suing To
Be Held Tonight

The Alpha lily will present its
seventh annual Spring Swing to-
night at $3.50 at the Central Y. M.
G. A. The U. S. Time Corporation
win provide music for dancing I'M
der the direction of Bill Cahill.
President Ned Cousey win lead the
grand march at 10 o'clock. Dress
will be semi-formaI.
Committee chairman for the
dance are: Ned Cousey, general
chairman; Bill Accousti, orchestra;
Mike Norelli, publicity chairman;
John Reardon. program chairman;
William Kenausis. decorations; and
Tom Downey, refreshments.
Students of all high schools and
outsiders are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-14
Guild Holds
Annual Luncheon

The First Church Guild held Its
annual luncheon in the church
parolrs Wednesday followed by the
annual meeting presided over by
the president, Mrs. Laurence G.
Bean. The committe preparing and
serving the luncheon included: Mrs
E. Vincent Randall, chairman; Mrs.
George E. Camp, Mrs. Henry L.
Griggs, Mrs. James A. Gaunt, Mrs.
Edmund D. James. The tables were
decorated with bowls of spring
flowers arranged by Miss Edith M.
Sellew.
The reports for the past year
showed the Guild had an unusually
successful year in all departments.
Mrs. Walter r. Hubbard announced
that the First Church was at the
head of the churches in the Con-
necticut Council of Congregational
Christian Women as reading the
most number of books and having
the largest number of readers for
the Litchfield District.
The officers and committees elect
ed for the year 1944-'45 were: Pres
ident, Mrs. william A. Service; first
vice president, Mrs. Laurence G.
Bean; second vice-president. Mrs.
E. Vincent Randall; treasurer, Mrs.
Ellery G. Kilbourn; assistant treas
urer, Miss Edith M. Sellew; record
ing secretary, Miss Elizabeth N.
Hoadley; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. G. Horace Baldwin. Depart
mentS: parish, Miss Laurence G.
Bean; foreign, Miss Helen B.
Heater; national, Mrs. George T.
Evans; city, Mrs. Henry L. Griggs.
Social committee: Mrs. Fred s.
Smith, chairman; Mrs. George E.
Camp, Mrs. James A. Gaunt. Mrs.
Henry L. Griggs, Mrs. Philip A.
Reuter-; house committee, Mrs. Ho-
race F. Mallette, chairman, Mrs.
John r. Harrison, Miss Charlotte
E. Henry; flower committee, Miss
Edith M. Sellew, chairman, Miss
Georgiana M. Clark. Miss Margaret
Ellis; advisory committee. Mrs. Ma
thaniel r. Bronson, Miss Josephine
H. Somers. Miss Meta M. Wake;
war and hospital work committee,
Mrs. David F. Babson, chairman,
Mrs. William T. Bartlett, Mrs. Earl
H. Blanchard, Miss Ruth E. Camp.
Mrs. James A. Gaunt, Mrs. Walaer
r. Hubbard, Miss Annie w. North,
Mrs. Frank L. Parkard, Mrs Frank
lin E. Wright; Christmas sale COM
mitteeS: fancy work, Mrs. Allen H.
Boardman and Mrs. S. P. Williams,
Jr.. co-chairmen; Miss Olive G.
Camp, Mrs. John n. GoSS, Miss
Meta M. Wake, Mrs. William H.
White, Mrs. G. Horace Baldwin;
aprons, Mrs. Frank L. Packard and
Mrs. william A. Service, co-chair-
men: Mrs. Earle H. Blanchard. Mrs
William T. Bartlett. Miss Ida M.
Henry, Mrs. Elizabeth N. Hoadley,
Mrs. Malcolmn McDougall, Miss
Josephine H. Somers, Mrs. r. Lester
Wilcox, Mrs. Franklin E. Wright:
reporting by nominating committee.
Mrs. John G. Bradley, Mrs. Frank
l.. Packard, Mrs. G. Horace Bald
win, chairman.
The spring rilmmage sale Of the
Guild will be held in the Scout
house on Thursday. April 20, start
ing at 0 o'clock. Mrs John c. Brad
ley and Mrs. Victor A. Hedberg, Jr.
are the chairmen of the plans.
Starting next Wednesday morn
ing there will be meetings for war
and hospital work in the church
parlors. Members will take their
sandwiches. Tea or coffee viii be
served by the Guild.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-14
CLUB
NOTES
Martha Selling
Guest Speaker

Miss Martha Selling, supervisor
Of schools in East Hartford, was
guest speaker at the April meeting
Of the Waterbury branch Of the
American Childhood Of Education
yesterday afternoon in the Willy
High school library. Miss Selling
was introduced by Miss Goldie Cor
don Of WATERFOWL, president Of the
organization. She spoke on the SUBJ
ject Training Of Children for DEM
ocratic Living. Included in her
talk were examples Of work being
done in East Hartford and Sugges-
tons which were geratly appreciat-
ed by members Of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-14
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB


The Thursday evening tourna-
ment of the Cornell Bridge Club,
conducted by Mrs. John C. Moriarty
60 Linden street, was held with the
following top scores: North and
South, Miss Laurie Sullivan and
Miss Margaret Dwyer, 1913 10; Mrs.
Carlton Stevens and Mrs. Henry
Lang. us; East and West, Mrs.
Charles Phelps and Miss Helen
OMeara, 1l8; Mrs. James Meade
and Mrs. r. H. Jaeger, 112 IL. The
official standing: Miss Sullivan and
Miss Dwyer, 1888; Charles Phelps
and Mrs. Richard Pickett 318 1-2;
Mrs. Phelps and Miss O'Meara, 312:
Mrs. John Finley and Miss Alice
ONeill, 311 IL.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18
Tudi vodo veIiko donoso

Chicago slow ne samo zaradi
svojih klavnic in gangsterjev,
ampak tudi vsled obilice salu-
nov in igralnic. Clovek hi mi
sill, ola Sc v TAKEN mestu porabi
zelo malo vode. Toda v prvih
devetih mesecih leta 1914 SO 10
cikazani porabili "a $12,243,-
O34, ali blizu pol milijona dollar
Jew vec kakor v enaki dobi pref
snje leto, In voda v Chicago je
jake poceni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18
ZBIRAJTE OBLEKOI IN DRUGO
BLAGO "a JUGOSLAVIJO!

Nastopil je odlocni cas-, ko moraio vsi Amerikanci JUNO
slovanskega izvora vloziti najvecje napore v svrho zbirania
blaga iii razne druge robe "a Narodno osvobodlno voisko in
trpece narode Jugoslavie. Il zanesljivega vma smo obvesceni
ola 90 v zacetku rneseca novembra prispel v Ameriko iugoslo-
vanski parnik, XII BIO odpelal naSo prvo pomoc V Jugoslaviio
toliko blaga in druge robe, kolikor je treba, da Sc natovori ladia
cd 1000 ton.
V tel akciji delajte pc sledecih navodilih:
l. Ne zbirajte preponosene obleke, XII nj vec "a rabo.
Vsako oblacilo mora bti zaSito in pokrpano. Gumbi in druge
zapone morajo bti v dobrem stanju, podvlaka posta in poprav-
LENA it'd, Oblacilo mora bti v TAKEN stanju, ko dospe V Jugosla-
WHO, da Sc ga lahko takoj nosi.
2. S kako vecjo cistlnico oblek Sc mai napravi dogovor, da
DO "a ciscenje racunala pc tezi in ne cd kosa. Ker oblacil nj treba
hkati, Sc jh lahko ocisti ma debelo, to je v culah ali zveznjih.
Uredi in poravna Sc 10 lahko pc ciSGenju. Kdor zamore, mai da
obleko ocistiti predno jo izroci pobiralcu ali pobiralki.
Ma delo tedaj, bratje in Sestrei Zbiraite stare blago, kupuite
novo, posteljno perilo, odeje, milo in drugo ter vse to poSiljaite
ma naslov nasega skladiSca, XII Sc glasi:
Warehouse, War Relief Fund of Americans of South Slavic
Descent, 282 Ninth Avenue, New York /, New York.
&c obleka il katerega kdi vzroka ne more bhi popolnoma
osnazena pc navodilih, potem mora bti vsaj pokrpana in takSna
poslana V mas Warehouse.
Ustanovite V vseh nash nasebnah Sirom Amerike lokalne
odbore "a zblranje obleke in drugega materijala. Ia to delo VAN
nj treba nobenega postavnega dovoljenja.
Ma delo, bratje in sestre, Ola bi naSa pomoc prispela pravo-
casno in da resimo one, katere Sc Sc more reSti. Hitra pomoc ie
dvojna pomoc! Obvestte urad SANSa takoj, koiko ste do sedai
zbrai raznega blaga in koliko Sc pc priiki nadeiate imeti do
konca meseca oktobra.
Bratsko sodelovanje vseh ameriskih Juznih Slovanov V re-
ifni akciji je najvecja manifestacija naSega edinstva in najboljSa
garancja "a uspeSno delo.
ZlatkO BaIOkovic, predsednik.
Rev. Strahinja MaletiG, izvrSni tainik.
MirkO G. KuheI, blagajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18

Cujem, da DO incl odbor JPO-
SIS sejo 10. oktobra in eksekuti-
va SANSa dan pozneje.
Problem je zelo vazen, nj pa
teak. PRAY lahko Sc ga resi- ne
da Sc bi koga ponizalo in brez
da bi Sc vzelo odgovornost onim,
XII upravljajo relifni fond JPO--
SIS. Glavno je, da imajo tisti, XII
pri tenn odlocujejo, V uvidu re-
lif in mic drugega, pa DO uspeh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18
STVARI GLEDE JPO-SS, XII
Jill JE TREBA RAZCISTITI

AL I'D JTO-OO, ali "a VOJnl relII
Americanov jugoslovanskega
porekla?
Eni mislijo, da bi posiljali de-
mar prvemu, a nabrano blago
pa drugemu. To Sc pravi, &c dam
petak, maj gre V blagajno JPO-
SIS. A &c posljem blago, recimo
V vrednosti so, ali tudi vec do
l%arjev, ga pa posljem V New
York. Enim maj zaupam denar,
drugim blago =.
Il pojasnila, XII ga je dial tai
nix JPO-SS Jos. Zalar v Anne
risk domovini z dine 6. oktobra.
in v "Glasilu KSKJ'', pa ie raz-
vidno ,da DO JPO-SS tudi bla-
go sam razposiljal. Zalar nam
rec pravi: "Kar pa Sc tice posi-
ljanja obleke V stare domovino,
je pa bilo ina sell JPO-SS) skle-
memo, da ker ina ZOJSA dovo-
ljenje "a razpecavanje blaga,
cato maj Sc odbor ZOJSA napro-
81, da bi Sc nam dovoIi1o poslu-
zevati Sc Min permita "a posi-
ljanje in razpecavanje obleke,
naSemu narodu v start domovi-
nj. Razpecavanje blaga Sc pa
ina vrsiti pod nadzorstvOm
JPO-SS." (Podcrtanje je njego-
vo.)
V istem pojasnilu pravi Ia
lar: "Nasa POMONA akcija osta-
ne samostojna, kakor je bila do
sedaj -. To je sklep in zaklju-
eek upravnega odbora JPO-SS.
Tega sklepa Sc DO odbor drzal,
pa magari, &c Sc kco ma glavo
poStaVi -"
In res zapisnik ugotavlja to,
kar trdi Zalar. Skoda, da nj no.
tel tega nihce izmed navzocih
odbornikov JPO-SS povedati ma
sell ZOJSA v Pittsburghu, XII Sc
je vrsila lie nekaj dni pozneje
kot pa seja JPO-SS. Butkovic
in Ladesic cd HBZ sta bila boil
korajzna
Kar Sc tice posiljanja obleke.
izgleda, da je j. Zalar svoje sta
lisce V par dneh re spremenil.
Kajti v apelu "a prispevke V
fond JPO-SS je oh enem navo-
dilo, da maj nasi rojaki posiljajo
obleko relifni akciji, XII 10 je
ustanovil ZOJSA. Doticni APPEL
SO podpisali V. Cainkar, pred
sednik JPO-SS, Joseph Zalar
kot tajnik in Leo Juriovec kot
blagajnik.
V listih smo torej videli pro-
glase dvojih, XII pojasnujejo, da
bodo rojake obiskali nabiralci
dveh relifnih akcij, in pa navo-
dila, XII relifno delo med Sloven-
CT V Ameriki sekajo ma dvoje.
Ako sklep JPO-SS velja tako
mocno, kakor trdi njegov zapis-
mix z dine 10. sept. in ga Sc po-
sebej poudarja tajnik JOS. Ia
lar, in ker je med Slovenci re
zelo v teku akcija vojnega reli-
ia pod okriljem ZOJSA, BIO ma
sa javnost povsem upraviceno
pricakovala, da il SANS pove.
kakSno je V tenn njegovo stall
See, Ma obeh krajih ne DO mogel
sodelovati. A Sc veliko boljse bi
bio, &c Sc Made med obema re
lifnima ustanovama pot v wa
jemnost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18
SLOVENSKE PRIREDBE
V Chicago

Chicago. = To soboto 81. ok
tobra DO bazar in veselica mia
dinskega krozka SNIP. VrSila
Sc DO V jednotini dvorani ma So.
Lawndale ave. Vstopnina je sa-
mo 10c.
V nedeljo 20. oktobra slav-
most 40-letnice SNIP v nieni
dvorani ma So. Lawndale Ave.
Pricne Sc Oh 3. popoldne. V
koncertnem sporedu nastopi
slovita sopranistka Metropoli-
tan opere Zinka Milanov. Vstop-
nice SO pc 75c.
V soboto II. novembra vese-
lica druStva Pioneer SNIP v
jednotini dvorani. Prebitek ma
menjen V prid CLANCY drustva,
XII SO v armadi in mornarici.
V nedeljo 10. nov. DO V dvo-
rani SNIP koncert pevskega
zbora France PreSeren.
V nedelio 26. novembra DO v
dvorani sv. Stefana ma Cermak
Rd. prireditev slovenskih dru-
stew, organiziranih v podruzni-
CT JPO-SS V prid ameriSkega
Rdecega kriza.
V nedeljo 10. decembra vpri-
zori dramski odsek kluba st. 1
JSZ V dvorani SNIP dramo v
treh dejanjih "Norec". Vstopni-
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(Nadaljevanje S L. strani.)

clio Hrvatov, Srbov in Sloven-
cev, izdelan je bill nacrt, in re ma
tisti sell sta bill doloceni "a "a
cetek dive osebi, XII bosta v ira
du ZOJSA pod okriljem vojne-
ga relifa Americanov jugoslo-
vanskega porekla delali samo
"a to ustanoVo.
Stroske "a vse to je sklenil
placevati ZOJSA. Kajti stroSki
SO! Razlika je lie, da Sc Jill NE
DO %placevalo IL prispevkov, XII
bodo DAM "a relif, ampak il pri-
spevkov, XII jih je prejel ZOJSA
"a politicno akcijo.
ZOJSA nj stopil v relifno ak
clio V veri, da 10 DO mogoce US
peSno izvesti brez stroskov.
JPO-SS pa posluje skoro brez
Min. Ma sell 10. sept. v Chicago
je tajnik JPO-SS COS. Zalar po-
rocal, da so imeli skozi YES cas-
poslovanja samo $3.50 stro-
skov. Blag. Leo Jurjovec ina
"a izdatke zabelezeno nekoliko
visjo vsoto, MANFRED $92. To je v
treh letih in pol silno malo. To-
Ola Jurjovec je V svojem poroci-
lu tudi omenil, ola vclanjene
podporne organizacije stroske
svojih glavnih odbornikov, XII Sc
udelezujejo sci JPO-SS, same
placujejo. Ker je bio razposla-
nih precej tiskovin, jih je, ma
ravno, tudi nekdo placal; pa
poStnino, telefon it'd. In nekdo
ie vse to razpoSiljal. Torej de-
10 je bio, in tudi stroski.
StroSki SO torej, ceprav tudi S
temi vred ne visoki. Pc taken
sklepu, kakor ga je napravil
ZOJSA, pa Jill V skupni relifni
organizaciji sploh ne DO, ker jih
DO placala druga organizaciia
zanjo.
Veliko relifnih podvzetij ie
namrec prislo v predsedniko-
VEN relifnem uradu ma zelo slab
glas, ker SO potroSila proved "a
"promoterje', vzdrzevanje IRA
da in take stvari, da je v neka-
terih slucajih ostalo "a relif lie
kakih Zoe Cd vsakega prispeva-
mega dolarja.
Mnogi relifi ~poslujejo pc pra-
vilu, da placujejo poslovne stro-
Ske IL prispevanih vsot. Kar
ostane cistega, je "a relif, Tako
posluje ruski relif, XII je nedvo-
mno ena najvecjih izmed pomo-
znih akcij V pomoc kaki TUT de-
zeli. Cd kraja SO bill njegovi
stroski jake visoki. Sc pred par
lett SO znasali, &c Sc prav spomi-
MAN., KAHN ZUc ma VSak prlSpe-
van dollar. A pricetku pa cello
SO odstotkov! Toda ii stroski so
prinesli sijajen rezultat v de-
nariu in blagu.
JPO-SS bi ne storil slabo, &c
81 bi bill pc ustanovitvi najel
stalnega direktorja in emo pi-
sarnisko moe. Same z gesli pc
casopisih in z delom v 81. ura-
din podpornih organizacij, ka-
dar 81 utegne KIDD pritrgati kai
casa zanj, Sc naloge nj zmoglo.
Pc mojem Sc je sedaj treba
SANSu odlociti, komu maj velja
sodelovanje, "a katerega smo Sc
izrekli ma zboru v Clevelandu:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18

pOIIlonl hONEO Kl0rOIdSlSClCn1
nadvladi ma Slovenskem.
"Domobranci' Sloveniji Sc
ne boje toliko image zavezni-
kov kot svojega LASTNEGA
r cato moledujejo, da
maj S%lovenijo, v slucaju Hitler
jevega poraza zasedejo 81 anne
riSke cete -. SlovaSki klerofa-
sisti moledujejo isto. Strah Jill
je pred SODBO tistega ljudstva,
katerega "branijo" pred "ko-
munizmom''. Ampak "bozji mill
nj meljejo", pocasi sicer, toda
sigurno.
Zidje v Palestini so Sc angle
ski upravi toliko zamerili, da
jih je javno ozigosala. Ne sicer
vse Eide, ampak t~eroristicne
skupine, XII skusajo z umori, po-
zigi in z bombami Anglijo pri-
morati Palestine priznati "a sa-
mostojno zidovsko drzavo. A
p~ritozuje Sc, da angleski oblasti
ostali zidje "a iztrebljenje tero-
rizma mic ne pomagajo, ampak
gledajo. p%asivno, kako pristasi
ekstremisticnih zidovskih sku-
pin more IL zasede angleSke
uradnike in oroznike ter Arab
ce. In maj Sc glasi verjetno ali
ne, tie teroristicne skupine Sc
posluzujejo fasisticnih metod-
torej takih, kakrSne je Hitler
proti MIN proglasil. Dive skupi-
nj delujeta pc potih terorja: Eni
naceljuje Abraham Stern, v Ru-
sill rojen lid, in drugi Vladimir
Jabotinski. Oba gotta "fasisti-
enc sentimente'. Vecina zidov
v Palestini Sc ne udelezuje tero-
risticnih akcij, a Sc opravicuje,
da je pasivna cato, ker &c bi KIDD
teroriste ovadil, ali razkril Min
ma delovanja in zarote, bi S tenn
samega sebe obsodil V smrt. Ia
ko poroca M. w. Fodor IL Kaira
V casopisih, XII MISC antisemitski.
A angleski orozniki v Palestini
pa = XII tvegajo zivljenja pred
%teroristi, pravijo, kaj sele bi BIZ
10, ako bi bio zidov toliko kot
je Nemcev! To Sc hi glasilo an
tisemitsko, cato listi ma Angle
Skem takih mnenj ne publici-
rajo.
Zidje v Ameriki zelo DELUXE
10, da Sc jim bi Palestine prizna-
10 "a njihovo samostojno drza-
vo. Anglia jim je nekaj takega
v prejsnji vojni re obljubila, a
je naletela med Arabci ma tako
silovit odpor, da Sc je pozneje
premislila. Da jih potolazi, je
drasticno omejila naseljevanje
zidov v Palestine in OBJ enem IL
dala odredbo, Ola zidje V Pale
stint ne smejo kupovati pose
stew cd Arabcev. To je bill "a
Eide najvecji udarec. Kajti nj
cesar ne bi bilo zanje boil emo
stavno kot pokupiti cd Arabcev
nepremicnine in jih ma ia nacin
izriniti IL Palestine. Tako so
nemski priseljenci V Slavoniji
in Banatu Trivial domace kme-
tie ter bogateli ma njihovih POI
sestvih.
Anglia zeli ustrezati zidom.
Simpatizira z njihovim strem-
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t. 7

Obuval naSim ljudem v sta
rem kraju silno primanjkuje.
Sal Sc Jill cello tn ne dobi kohl
kor jih bi KIDD hotel. Toda vzlic
temu, da SO tam ljucje bosi, OBJ
drzite svoia ponosena obuvala
donna, ker Jill relifni odbor, XII
zbira blago "a pomoc staremu
kraju, ne sprejema. Pa tudi rab-
ljenih klobukov ne. Vzrok so
zdravstveni razlogi. Ia notica
je tn cato, ker pravijo, da mno-
gi vzlic navodilom posiljajo
med drugim tudi ponoSena obu-
Vala.
Ameriska domovina v Cleve-
landu opravicuje v uvodniku z
dine IL. oktobra slovenske do
mobrance" in njihovo prisego.
Kmetje SO Sc organizirali "a boi
proti komunistom, ne v pomoc
Hitlerju, tolmaci edini sloven-
ski svetovni dnevnik ma ST.
Clairju. Ampak mar Hitler ne
trdi, da Sc tudi on bori proti ko-
munistom? Mar nj bill on tisti,
XII je u%stanovil takozvano profit
komunisticno zvezo, IL katere
je nastalo osiSce Rim-Berlin-To-
kio? Ali nj vcasi cello Am. do
movina pisala, da je has to pro
tikomunisticno" osiSce pognalo
svet v vojno, z Zed. drzavami
vred?
Ali je urednik "Ameriske do
movine" precital izjavo Izidor-
ia Cankarja? V Mi pravi med
drugim: EN- del Slovencev Sc
je organiziral V domobrance. To
ime SO prevzeli cd Pavelica, v
dobrobit politike, XII Jim je ma
rekovana cd Hitlerja. Teh ne
kaj tisoc Slovencev je MENU
priseglO zvestobo = torej clo-
veku, XII je (spodnjo) Stajersko
proglasil "a nemSko zemljo in
izgnal z ME slovenski narod :"
Izidor Cankar je sci IL Kama
de v Jug~oslavijo, da Sc ma lieu
mesta PREPRICA o polezaju.
predno bi vstopil V SubaSicevo
Waldo. Preprical Sc je in Sc Cd
locil, da vstopi V to (SubaSice-
vo) Waldo w nadi in zelji popra-
viii gotove politicne napake
omega della slovenskega naroda,
XII Jill je storil v dobi, o kateri
mislim, da je najtezja V njego-
vi zgodovini -"
KlerOfasizem je Hitlerjevemu
najblizji. cato mu je Hitler po-
leg Mussolinija S tako vnemo
pomagal V Spaniji in Sc ga vese-
Ill V Avstriji, vedoc, da priprav-
liza pot velenemSkemu nacizmu.
Klerikalizem v Sloveniji je pod
piral faSiste V Spaniji z vso vne-
mo skozi YES cas- vojne "a str
moglavljenje spanske republi-
Ike. Radoval Sc je klerofasistic-
mega puca V Avstriji in vsakega
reakcionarnega pojava pc sve-
tn. cato je povsem umevno, da
je klerikalizem V Sloveniji po-
stall pc vsem tenn r~azvoju klerO-
fasizem! Bori pa Sc pod Hitler
jevim praporom ma pobudo ge-
nerala Rupnika in hierarhije Ia
to, ker We, da zmaga zaveznikov
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18
VELlKA BRIGA "a
CERKEV

Oglesby, Ill. Tu zelo delu-
jejo "a novo cerkev. Poljski du-
hoven je svojim ovcicam kar ra-
Gun napravil; MANFRED, ola mora
vsaka katoliSka druzina prispe-
vati $3.50, V povracilo pa jim DO
vse sobe "pozegnal'. Yes, sill
sala sem, da je dobil re vec kot
dovolj.
In kar naenkrat Sc ie Sc Ia
salski 6. Kasovich izmislil, da
tudi Slovenci ma Oglesbyju po-
trebujejo novo cerkev, kaiti lit
vinska je slaba in V nevarnosti,
da Sc podre. Sedaj imajo Litvin-
CT in Slovenci skupaj zupnijo.
Mexico je bio tn veliko Litvin-
cev. Sedaj je ostala lie Sc peScica
njihnih druzin, in tenn so Sc pri-
druzili slovenski katolicani. Lit
vinski duhovnik il Spring Val
ley pride sem opravljati cerkve-
ne obrede enkrat ma mesec, slo-
venski pa vsako nedeljo.
Sedaj pa lahko sodite, kakSno
pole imamo tukaj "a napredno
stvar. Tu je lie malo druzin svo-
bodomiselnega miSljenja.
TIE vrstice sem napisala OBJ
priliki, ko sem Sc pripravila po-
slati svoj prispevek "a pristop
k dvestoterim. Me zelo veseli,
da je ia akcija tako dobro us
pela. Pozdrav citateljem vse-
povsodi = Christina NadveS-
mix.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18

ce V predprodaji SO pc Csc. Dobi
Sc Jill pr clanih kluba, v Cen
tru ter uradu Proletarca in pri
Paul Bergerju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18

Priporocite prijatelju, maj
81 naroGi Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-18

Zlatko Balokovic, predsednik.
Rev. Strahinja MaletiG, izvrsni tajnik.
MirkO G. Kuhel, blagajnik.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-15
MOLE IN H. b. A.

"A few weeks ago | wrote an article
informing you that there was a mole
working under the ground somewhere
in the H g. A.
Several persons have asked me who,
where and what it was, | have re-
fused to disclose the identity of the
mole as yet l can say this much, the
mole is not IN the office of the Cen
eral President and Secretary. It hap
pens that the mole is outside and it
is ploughing deep.
# find i necessary to disclose the
identity, the whereabouts and who the
mole is, / am prepared to give you all
of the necessary information.
1t happens that the mole is a mem
beT Of the H. B. A.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-15
Ur.J. Lane President
OF Lane CoLlcge At
jackson, Tenn. Passes
DIR. J. s. LANE PASSES

According to a telegram received
from DR.. Luther Steward, Editor of
the Christian Index, Jackson, Tenn,
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, DR.. j. S. Lane
President of Lane College, Jackson
Tenn, has succumbed.
The telegram read that the funeral
services will be held in jackson, Tenn.
Thursday, Dec. 14th
This news was very shocking. For
many. many years DR.. Lane has been
president of Lane College of which
his father, the late Bishop Isaac Lane
was the founder.
The passing of DR.. Lane is a great
loss to the c. NJ. E. Church in partic-
ular and the race in general.
The following invitation was sent
to us from Lane College a few days
ago: "The Board of Directors, Fac
ulty n Students of the Phillips
School of Theology invite you to at
tend the Normal Academic Opening
Exercises Tuesday evening, December
twelfth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty
Four, Eight O'clock, Lane College
Auditorium, Jackson, Tenn"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-15
NEWELL CHAPEL c. NJ. +.
CHURCH MAKES SPLENDID
PROGRESS

We are happy to inform the general
public that our work at Newell Chapel
c. M. E. Church is moving along nice
ly. In less than one month after the
close of the Annual Conference, the
Presiding Elder h ED a successful
Quarterly Conference and was paid in
full. A months salary is already
raised for the pastor and a splendid
amount has been raised on General
Fund and Education and the work OF
the church continues to move forward.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-12-15
XMAS TOKENS TO PRESIDENTS

Dear Presidents: We have beaut-
iful Xmas token for each local pres
ident of the Association.
As you know, the General President
and Secretary always tried to present
some little token Of appreciation for
your splendid service rendered thru
out the year. We had hoped to have
the token to present during the Board
however, because of h e great rush
h exists during these times, the
company failed to get them to US on
time
1t is very expensive now to mail
packages; we re therefore asking
that if you are in Meridian at any
time to call by the office and get your
gift. If you are not in the office we
will try to have them at the Board in
March.
Thanking you for your splendid
support during the pa st year and
wishing for you and all of your men.-
bers happy Xmas and a Prosperous
/ New Year
Let us go into the New Year with
determination to d at least a
thousand members during the year
1915.
E. F. Young, General President
r. L. Young, General Secretary