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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
TIDE WATER DEAL
CONDITIONS FIXED

The overall price, $4,000, 900,
which the City of Wilmington is Of
fering to pay for the properties Of
the Tide Water Power company
lying within New Hanover county
would constitute the totaE cost to
the city, and would include any
commissions, fees, and other items
involved, it was learned yesterday
morning.
The information was included in
a letter from City Manager A. C..
Nichols to Alex Brown and Sons Oh
Baltimore, Md, which firm has
been named by the City council to
handle negotiations for the city
with regard to the proposed sale OF
the utility.
In the event no sale is consum-
mated, the city will not be obligat-
ed in any way for the services OF
the Brown concern.
Other conditions named in
Nichols letter to Alex Brown AND
Sons:
That the consents and approval
of all federal, state, and local
bodies having jurisdiction in the
sale be obtained;
That there be contaminated a
power contract acceptable to the
city and others concerned;
That there be worked out salts
factory operating agreements with
purchasers of other parts OF the
system outside New Hanover coun
ty, particularly in reference to the
city's control of the Abbotsburg
100 XIV and shipyard 80 XIV trans
mission lines and Eagle Island SUBJ
station;
That the city sell $4,000, 900 of rev
enue bonds on a satisfactory basis
to it so as to provide purchase
money and development funds, ano
is able to obtain all necessary
opinions of counsel, engineers, ano
accountants;
That this authorization shall ter
inmate: February %, 1945, or a
such prior time to this date as te
make it impossible to sell and de-
liver bonds as provided by Feb
ruary %, 1945.
Although the city is pursuing te
the last its interest in the proposed
purchase of the New Hanover por'
ton of Tide Water, there appear
to be no strong facts upon which
to base conclusion that the mu
nicipality will be able to make the
purchase. e,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
RECEIVES AIR MEDAL

Second Lieut.. William L. Long.
%, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Long Of r. F. D. /, Clarendon, has
been awarded the Air Medal "for
meritorious achievement in aerial
flight while participating in sus-
tanned operational activities
against the enemy" A pilot, Lieu
tenant Long is stationed n Italy
with a Liberator bombardment
group of the Fifteenth Army Air
Force. A graduate of Tabor City
High school, he entered the service
Oct. IS, 1912, and received his
wings and commission last Jan. z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
MANY FIRMS PASS
QUOTAS IN CHEST

"Over the top" reports from
many offices and establishments
were pouring into the War Chest
headquarters yesterday.
According to the information
disclosed by Chest officials, these
firms have achieved Or exceeded
their gift quotas:
Jones Furniture company, ] w.
Murchison company, Fender Fur
niture, Hyman Supply, Whining
ton Furniture, T. w. Wood and
Sons, Crawford's, La Mode Shop,
Mademoiselle Shop, Open-Air Curb
market, E. A. Rusher's market,
Raney Chevrolet, Shows ESQ
Center, Puritan cafe, O'Crowley's
Cleaners, Station WMFD, Service
News, Community hospital, Juve-
nile Court office, City of Whining
ton Parks department, Associated
Charities, Bureau of Identified
ton, County Commissioners Of
flee, County Home Agents office,
Register of Deeds office. District
Attorneys office, Federal Court
Clerks office, OPA Rent division,
Selective Service No. 2, Weather
Bureau.
Housing Authority Of the City
of Wilmington, Bluethenthal field,
Electric Bottling company, Will
mington Coca-Cola Bottling COM
pany, Independent Ice company,
Marks Machinery, Pearsall and
company, Wilmington Cold Stor.
age, Diana Shop, A & P Tea COM
pany, J. c. Penney, Sears Roe.
buck. So
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
u. S. Revenue Bureau
Mopes To NelD Office

The removal of the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue office from the
postoffice building to the Black
well building, IA 16 Princess
street, has been completed, and
all equipment installed, Raymond
D. Christman, deputy collector,
said yesterday.
The revenue office of the Will
mington major zone mas jurisdic-
ton over is Eastern North Caro-
lima counties. It has been located
in the postoffice since October,
1887.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
Christian Church
To Close Campaign

The victory campaign carried on
by the First Christian church to re-
tire the balance of Indebtedness on
the new church building will come
to a close Sunday, the Rev. Jane
Lawson, pastor, said yesterday.
Victory Sunday will be observed
at each of the services. The total
amount of the Indebtedness remain
ing on the building at the beginning
of the campaign last April l was
$6,969.l0, and the aim of Victory
Sunday is to bring the total giving
for the six months period to that
amount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
DECORATED

For "meritorious conduct In the
performance of outstanding ssrv-
ice,' Staff Sgt. Mirion B. Wells.
of 1vanhoe, PAT Thunderbol
fighter plane crew chief, has been
decorated with the Bronze Star
medal at an Eighth Air Force
fighter station in England. Ser
geant Wells, who has been in Eng
land since August, 1913, entered
the Air Force June 6, 1912 and
received his basic training at Fort
Bragg, and Keesler Field, Miss.
At the latter field he specialized
in airplane mechanics and after
completing a preliminary course
was sent to the Republic Aviation
Corporations advanced PAT Thun
derbolt school at Farmingdale, L..
l., N. Y. A graduate of Atkinson
High school, Sergeant Wells moth
er, Mrs. Nora Wells, resides at
Ivanhoe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
PROMOTED
n Robert 3 Nck.

ROBERT b u c X
"a, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar
Buck OF Castle
Haynes road, WHO
is serving with
the Eleventh In
fantry Division
in France, has
b e e n promoted
to staff sergeant.
He entered the
service in Octo-
Der, 1941, 2 n d
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Pvt. John A. Lewis, OF Rocky
Point, former Wilmington resident
has been admitted to Moore Gem
eral hospital, Swannanoa, for
treatment of wounds he received
while serving in the European
theater of operations. Lewis was
awarded the Purple Heart and \
bronze battle star. He formerly
was employed as a clerk by
Robert Dannenbaum here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
UP FOR REASSIGNMENT

Pvt. Kirby L. Grissom, 81, Of 81
Front street, has returned from IS
months service as a gunner in the
European theater Of operations
and is being processed at the re-
distribution station at Nj m ].
Beach, where his next assignment
will be determined. Before enter.
ing the service, Private Grissom
was a brick worker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
MARINE IN THE PACIFIC

Pvt. George T.
Jenness is serv.
ing with the u.
5. Marine Corps,
4 m p h i b j Gus
Corps, SO m e
W h e r e in the
Pacific. He re-
ceived his boot
training at Par
lis Island, S. c.
Prior to his en-
-istment April IL,
1914, he was en-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07

went overseas the following April.
He served in Iceland until last
December when he was transfer
red to North Ireland. Prior to
entering the service, Sergeant
Buck was employed by Foy-Roe
company. He was graduated from
New Hanover High school In 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
COMPLETES TRAINING

Aviation Cadet Melvin +. Kester
of 106 Borden avenue, recently
finished basic flying training at
Shaw Field, S. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07

ployed by the N. c. ShipbuildinS
company. His wife and two chill
dren reside on Mercer avenue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07

About 300 war plants in the
United States help to produce the
5000 different parts in heavy
bomber and the 10000 parts in
every tank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07

WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backbone to try
"Kido" 97c. Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug Store OF Brooklyn
Pharmacy.
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY DAMAGED 210
Id. asphalt shingles. Bargain price. Dial
SCAT.
WE PAY CASH FOR ALL MAKES OF
sewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 304 No. Front st. Dial 5526.
WANTED: IMMEDIATELY SEVERAL
Copies Sept. 18th Morning Stan -
Circulation Dept. Star-News.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07

W. AVE PLENTY OF NEW TUBES
in stock. al sizes. Weinberg Bros. 3rd
and Grace.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
Announcements

WANT TO HEAR AGAIN? THEN COME
in anu see our new Zenith Radionic
hearing aid No charge for demonstra-
ton. Halls Drug Store, 5th and Cas-
tie.
Evening star., 1944-01-31

they were mined, but the ancient
Romans obtained a small number Of
them through foreign trade.
At present, Africa produces far
more diamonds than all other con-
tinents combined. The Kimberley
mines Of South Africa are among
those which are very rich.
India now produces far more
rubies than diamonds, but one Of
the worlds interesting diamond
stories goes back to India.
The famous Koh-i-nor diamond
was owned by an Indian rajah $50
years ago. 1t had been in his FAM
lily for a long time, but we have no
record of where it came from
In 1904 the rajah lost war. As
result, he was forced to give up
the diamond to the sultan who de-
feated him.
In the next four centuries, the
Koh-i-nor was passed down from
one prince or noble to another. In
1889 conqueror named Nadir took
power In Delhi. India, but when he
entered the palace the diamond
could not be found.
The shah whom Nadir had con-
quered had been made prisoner, but
he was allowed to watch the cere-
mony when the new ruler took the
throne. Nadir suspected that the
shah had hidden the diamond in
his turban.
Not wishing to make such a claim
without proof. Nadir said to the
shah:
Give me your turban and I will
give you mine. This exchange will
prove that we are friends!"
When the exchange was made,
the diamond was found.
"Koh-i-nor!" exclaimed Nadir
when he saw 1t, the expression
meaning Mountain of Light"
That is how the Koh-i-nor diamond
/ -
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Uncle Ruy's Corner

No metal known to man is as hard
as the diamond. A diamond can be
cracked or broken by the blow of a
hammer, but it is far harder than
the steel in the hammer.
Diamonds have been known for
many hundreds Of years. Probably
India was the first country in which
Evening star., 1944-01-31
1>eA Ra4

Ten illustrations by Frank C. Pape ap-
pear in the picture leaf1et, "Africa's People
and Customs" II you want a copy, send
self-addressed envelope bearing 3-cent
stamp to Uncle Ray in care Of this news
paDer
Evening star., 1944-01-31
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.


late model Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth.
PRIVATE PARTY has cash for late model
sired I'm 4o35.
PRIVATE PARTY wants late,model car;
will pay all cash. Trinidad 1917.
BUICK wanted: name your price, will
try to meet it Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
n.n,I reEtiGnt Wo $500 20 ,.us vour rr,o. will,
try to meet it Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
CADILLAC OWNERS, call Jack Blank,
fed with my price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887
CAR OWNERS. call Jack Blank, Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1897 Irving
CHEVROLET wanted name your price, will
try to meet it Flood Pontiac. 4221 Con-
DODGE bon 5E.a AMP m m xansss
tiac. 1921 Connecticut. Wo $500.
FORD wanted mar, name your price, will
nseseut 15y fe neSt Wo t. s4do ESod Pontiac 1921 Con-
GOVT EMPLoYE will pay cash for late
NIL Ford or chevrolet sedan. IA, s555.
pay the high price Let US prove it.
WASH BEST M fRlcE ~SSonsn yoar oF 'os sss
els yon S
ednnssta, GIN r. tG "sst @o s4do Eood Pontiac 1921
CHEyRoLETm;oWVdill pay top premium. price
car for a war worker. BendaH Pontiac.
FoRDGwln pay top premium price for /.
a war worker Bendall Pontiac, TE 29ls
PLYMOUTH-Will pay cash for a clean
1910 or A we want this car for a
yskfr oRShRs RSif Psaa sa Jack aE Ins
Adams $500; you will be more than salts.
fed with our price. Arcade Pontiac. l437
irving 81. NV.
PONTIAC WANTED-Name your price
will try to meet it Flood Pontiac 1927
PICK UP YOUR PHONE and call Adams
$500 for a surprisingly high cash offer for
your car. Arcade Pontiac Co., 1437
Irving st. NV.
BE SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell
to get the most cash. All makes urgently
needed. Loving Motors, 1919 M st. NV
HIGH Cash PRICE for your car, truck 81 o5
station wagon. Market Auto Service, 623
Il st ne AT. 1900.
OLD CARS in any condition. Hyatt Iron
- MetA Co 193h,1St St sc. FIR. 4Sl1
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Risk Versus Gain

When we first co-ordinated our
| bidding system we established a
principle which, for want of a better
name, was called "The Principle of
Risk versus Gain" Stated in its
simplest terms, this principle means
that a player, before making con-
templated bid, should ask himself
the following question: What can
I gain and what can I lose?" And
II the answer seems to be that the
prospective losses outweigh the
gains, the player should exercise
self-restraint and pass. Take the
following case:
North dealer.
North and South vulnerable.
4 963
y 10765
o Q5
9742
A AQ42 AKJ
y K92 0843
193 KJ1087
Kse5 > &A3
10s75
y o.
o A42
QJ10
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
Pass. 10 Dbl. Redhl
Pass. Pass. IA Dbl
Pass. Pass. Pass,
Before making his fatal take-out
double, South should have asked
himself the above question. With a
passed partner, the best he could
hope for in the way of gain was a
partial score. But the possible loss
was enormous, as subsequent events
proved.
West opened the nine of dia-
monds, dummy and East covered
and South won with the ace. South
played the queen Of clubs, East won
with the ace, and after some
thought, laid down the king and
jack Of spades. East then shifted
to a heart, South finessed and
West won with the king. West then
drew the remaining trumps and
East ditched his two other hearts
West played his diamond, East ran
off five diamond tricks, and the
club king took the last trick.
We will draw veil over South's
play, including the fact that he did
not even make his ace of hearts
The salient feature of this hand is
that South, who might have gained
partial score, risked a 1,700-point
set in order to achieve itl
Saturday you were Howard
Schenken's partner. Your oppo-
nents were vulnerable and you held
AJ74
| y ASS
o A742
i ASS
The bidding:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby
Pass. IL IA 20
60
Answer-Three spades. With Light
ner's opening bid, Jacoby's free bic
and your three aces, all the high
card strength is accounted for
Schenken has made only a non.
vulnerable overcall, probably on dis
tributional strength alone. If he
has a real freak he may bid (anc
make) four spades. But for you tc
bid no-trump, which requires many
high cards, would be futile.
Score 100 per cent for three
spades, go per cent for two spades
so per cent for two no-trump.
| Question No. 1907.
Today you are Howard Schen-
ken's partner. Neither side is vul-
nerable and you hold:
a Q 2
y Q98
8 j 10 2
| i Q864
! The bidding:
You. Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner
Pass. Pass. IL Pass.
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
! (Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
Advokoti ~zonjejo

Nobena profesija ne gull anne
riskega ljudstva toliko kot advo-
kati. Zdravniki SO sicer dragi.
toda je malenkost, kar oni racu-
najo, V primeri z vsotami, XII jih
zanjejo odvetniki v bankrotira-
min p%odjetjih, korporacijah, pa
tudi v unijah in med imovitimi
p~osamezniki. Zdravnik "a svoie
delo sal kaj koristnega stori, adj
vokati pa gledajo, da stvari CHM
boil zamotajo in 81 S tenn podali-
sujejo "procese" in dohodke.
Pri reorganizaciji zelezniske
druzbe Chicago & North West
ern' SO racunali $545, 900, toda
vladni transportni komisiji Sc je
zdelo to proved in jim je "sve-
tovala', maj svoj racun znizaio
ma $411,000.
To so privolili, a so Sc vedno
"a n ekaj tednov della zasluzili DO
$4,000 do $4,000 vsaki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

govski in 6 pozdravnih oglasov
ter narcotic "a 25 iztisov Mai
skega glasa. Jacob Locniskar je
obnovil narocnino in prispeval
81 tiskovnemu skladu.
Da ne DO naselbina Strabane
brez pozdravnih oglasov v Maj
skem glasu, sta poskrbela John
Tercelj in Mako Tekavec. Prvi
Jill je postal 18, slednji pa 7.
Gowanda, N. Y. James Dekle-
va je narocil Is iztisov Maiske-
ga glasa. Ko tie razpeca jih naro-
ci Sc.
Martin Judnich je zelo vessel.
ako mu KIDD piSe. Posebno rad
vzame ma rovaS upravnika Pro
letarca. V zadnjem pismu pravi:
"Ako hos boil pogostoma pisal.
III bonn bolj pogostoma denar
posiljal." In res, ma zadnje mole
pismo je odgovoril z 10. obnov-
mimi narocninami, 13. trgovski-
mi oglasi "a Majski glas in z ma
rocilom "a SO iztisov M. c.. By
golly, sem ST mislil: Martina DO
treba res bombardirati S pismi.
posebno Sc zdaj, ko SO nam ii
spaki v tiskarni podrazili list "a
okroglih $50 ma mesec. TIE be
treba nekako spraviti skupaj, Ga
Sc luknja zamasi. To velja ne
samo "a Martina, pac pa tudi "a
vse estate nase agitatorje in So
mislienike, XII jim je ma tenn, da
Proletarec izhaja in Sc Sri, in S
tenn ideje, XII Jill zastopa.
In tn je spet mas mladenie S
priblizno 8. krizi ma hrbtu, John
Jereb il Rock Springsa, Wyo.
Postal je tri obnovne narocnine
in narcotic "a Is iztisov Majske-
ga glasa. John mi veckrat po-
jamra, da je pozno V letih, da Sc
ne poeuti mic kaj dobro in da hi
bio treba mlajSo moe "a to delo
V njegovi naselbini, pa 81 mi
slim: "Bo res tako, craven pa
premisljujem, KIDD maj ga nado-
mesti, pa mi misel uhaja ma nase
mozake Franka Remitza, Johna
Pintarja, Toneta Starmana. Ka-
teri Timed vas DO pomagal stare
mu Jerebu pr tenn delu?
Mike Krultz, Willard, Wis, je
poskrbel, da DO tudi njegova
okolica zastopana z oglasi v Maj
skem glasu. Postal je A trgovske
in Ii pozdravnih. craven pa je
postal 2 obnovni narocnini in ma
rocil Is Majskih glasov. PR tem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
ZABAVA DRUS. 86 SNIP

Chicago. - To soboto Is. april
la DO veselica druStva Slovenski
dom, st. sc SNIP, XII Sc DO vrSila
V znani Flainerjevi dvorani, pol
bloka severno cd North Ave, ma
No, HalSted Street.
lgrala DO domaca godba in tu-
di vse drugo je urejeno tako, da
Sc bono vse pocutili pc domace.
Torej to soboto ma svidenje ma
North Side v omenjeni dvorani.
j. T.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
Il POVESTNI. DEL 4
Vzdihnila ie in povesila 90.

Vzdihnila je in povesila po-
gled.
"Tudi JAZZ sem matt, -. tudi
JAZZ imam sina," mu je priznala.
"Tudi ii imas sinai" Sc ie "a
cudil in usmiljenje je zvenelo v
njegovem glasu. "Dosti prida
pac ne more biti tvoj sin -.
Lepega mu nisi mogla pokazati.
nlti ga nauciti --- Jabolko ne
pade dalec cd drevesa --."
Nj mu odgovorila. Vstala lie in
81 dala opraviti z zaveso ma ok
nu, da bi prikrila boil, XII il je le-
gla v duSo.
"Oprosti! - Nisem te hotel
razzalitii" q
"Ah nic!l. Pusti to! ~. La
gala sem ii. Nisem matt in tudi
slna nimam Nimam pravi-
&c, da bi bila matt Matt je
nekaJ vellkega, lepega, svetega,
g meme lahko pocastis z najniz-
10 psovko in ne bonn ii jo smela
zameriti -. Kaj bi sin S tako
materjo, XII je vedno vsakomur
ma razpolago?!.. Da, tvoja ma
ii nj vlacuga, kot SEN JAZZ; -
z delom 81 sluzi kruh in hrepeni
pc svojem sinu. Mogoce Sc DO
vrnila, toda &c Sc DO, Sc DO
vrnila TAXA, kot zivi v tvojih mir
slih, 49,. ali -"
"Ali??"
Ali pa Sc sploh ne DO vrnila."
"Cakam jo," je rekel Andrei
in nj mogel skriti hrepenenia Y
sebi.
-. Zvonovi v katedrali so u
tihnili; mestne ulice so Sc uni
rile. Pozno je re bio. Andreia
Sc je loteval zaspanec.
"Lahko noc!!" Sc je poslovil.
"Hvala ii "a vse!!"
"Lahko noe" je odgoyorila
tho. "Mnogo sanjaj o ma
teri -"
Ostala je sama. Razbeljeno
cello je pritiskala ma okensko ste
klo, solze so il tickle pc licih, ne
lzreceno tezko il je bio v dust.
Nekaj Sc je zrusilo V njej, nekai
velikega, orjaskega; = nekaj,
kar il nj pustilo, da bi Sc popol-
noma vrgla V naroGaj ulice: upa-
ME. Upanje, da il DO najboli
lj%ubljeno bite, XII mu neusmi-
LENA srca MISC dala, da bi ostalo
pri njej in XII SO mu bile posvece-
ne vse meme misli, -- da ii DO
to bite nekoc reklo emo samo
besedo, topic in blagodoneco, XII
bi j odtehtala vse spomine in
trpljenje, il umirila hrepenenje
tolikih let, il vrnila vero vase in
Judi, - emo samo, kratko
besedo, polno priznanja in liu-
bezni: matt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

SKOVnemu Skladu. ChaS. Pogo
relec je dobil 7 obnovnih marco
min. Mas starina Victor Gregu-
rich (bivSi pek) je obnovil ma
rocnino in prispeval So tiskov-
nj sklad. Mas sosed Frank Podli-
pee liz Cicera je postal 2 obnov-
nj narocnini in 81 tiskovnemu
skladu.
Sheboygan, Wis, je to pot ma
vrhu nash aktivnosti, kar Sc IL
&c agitacije "a list. cato sta po-
skrbela Leo Milostnik in Tone
Debevc. Prvi je postal nadaljnih
II narocnin, drugi pa 2. Pa pra-
WHO nekateri, da Sc novih marco
nikov Proletarcu ne more dobiti.
Dobe Sc, lie "a mimi je treba. Leo
mi pise v zadniem pismu slede-
&c znacilne besede: Danes je
zopet nedelja, pa sem 10 spet
zrtvoval nekaj ur "a Proletar-
ca" Rezultat? 7 novih narocnin.
! Kako sodrugi in somisljeniki pc
drugih naselbinah, kaj &c bi po-
snemali Milostnika ma ia naCin?
Odnosno Sc vrnili ma start nacin
agitacije, XII smo jo vodili leta in
leta.
Springfield, Ill. Anton Gorenz
je postal emo novo narocnino;
drustvo AZ SNIP je narcotic 10
iztisov Majskega glasa, klub st.
Al JSZ pa Is. joe Ovca je po-
slal osem narocnin in II po-
zdravnih oglasov.
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans..
je postal 4 obnovne narocnine, 4
pozdravne oglase ter narocil rs
lit. Majskega glasa "a klub 81
JSZ, njegov brat John Shular il
Arcadije pa je narocil 10 iztisov
in postal 9 pozdravnih oglasov
ter prispevke DIR. 206 Prosvetni
mattel.
John Teran, Ely, Mimi, je po-
slal 5 oglasov "a Majski glas, ia
cob Kunstelj pa 10 ter narcotic
drustva 268 SNIP "a Is iztisov
Majskega glasa.
John Fajdiga, Leadville, Colo.
je bill ma obisku v Fontani, Calf.
in tam dobil enega novega ma
rocnika. Narocil Sc je moi start
znanec Anton Richtar. Tako
mnogi nasi agitatorji skrbe "a
Proletarca cello kadar so ma po-
citnicah.
V Detroitu, Mich, je bilo zad-
Min par tednov tudi dokaj viva
hno v prilog nase stvari. Peter
Benedict je obnovil svojo marco
nino "a Give lett, prispeval 81 IT,
skovnemu skladu in emo stran
oglasa "a svoje podietje v Maj
skem glasu. Anna Klarich je po-
slala 6 pozdravnih oglasov in 2
obnovni narocnini. Kathy Sti-
mac je obnovila narocnino in po-
slala So tiskovnemu skladu, kot
je re njena stara navada. Kathy
Junko dive obnovni n~arocnini.
$2.25 tiskovnemu skladu in 38
pozdravnih oglasov. John Zor-
mix 2 obnovni ~narocnini in 5 tr-
govskih oglasov Majskemu gla-
su ter SOC tiskovnemu skladu.
Rudolph Potochnik 2 trgovska
in 10 pozdravnih oglasov ter pri-
spevke Prosvetni mattel "a pew
ski zbor sSvoboda''. John Plach-
ter dive obnovni narocnini, en- IT,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
KLUB ST. At JSZ Sc
PRAZNUJE PRVI MAJ

Springfield, Ill. - Dasi so IL
redne raZmere in ma star nacin
praznovanja mednarodnega de-
iavskega praznika sedaj nj vec
mlsllti, DO mas klub st. AT JSZ
vseeno priredil slavnostno .vese-
lico v nedeljo 80. aprila, torei
dan pred prvim majem. Vrsila
Sc DO v Slovenskem delavskem
domu. - Joseph Ovca.