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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
By MURRAY B. MoLER


There's a man over in Arizona
who plants a vegetable garden
every day and gives away the full.
ly-grown vegetables every night.
But you can bet that gents from
Hollywood. He couldn't he from
Arizona and do things like that.
The mans name is George Jacob
He's a roustabout in Director King
Yidor's Duel in the Sun" company.
now on location 40 miles southeast
OF Tucson.
But there's nothing phoney about
Georges garden. The vegetables
are all real-except the corn. The
corn's made OF bamboo stalks. well
decorated. But you could eat the
cabbages. beans, waterCress. beets
carrots and tomatoes.
The reason George can give
away the vegetables at night is be-
cause they're fully-grown when
he puts them in. They represent
the home garden in the film s
Spanish Bit ranch. II George did
not give away the produce at night.
they wouldn't last until the next
day, The pictures 80 chickens and
20 turkeys would scratch them out.
Or they'd wilt.
Geore carefully plants 'em each
morning. At night he digs them
up and passes them along to the
crew.
The crew loves this. There are
few stores out there on the Arizona
desert, particularly few that sell
fresh vegetables.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO

With the eyes or the world upon
san Francisco. our national lead
ers are urging the necessity for
unity OF spirit and cooperation OF
effort on the part of all our people.
History does not record any
example Of a military alliance be-
tween great nations which has Ell
dured." We believe that is be-
cause no man nor group OF men, ma
tional or international, possess suf-
ficient wisdom TO formulate a plan,
or build an organization, capable
OF attaining the desired ends, ex.
cept as they are guided by a wis
dom which is above that OF mortal
men.
To receive such super-human
wisdom, men must approach God in
the way He has directed To ig-
more the Almighty till we get in d
pinch, then call upon Him is the
height OF folly-God just simply
does not work that way. He must
be our chosen leader not merely an
emergency helper, Except the
Lord SlIfd the house they iabor in
vain that build it"
Reports of government officials
contain much evidence OF our fail.
ure 10 maintain the high moral
standards OF our forefathers. Space
permits mention OF but a few ex-
amples: (a) A government bureau
reported on Dec. 10, ~. that III.
quor sales have been constantly ex-
panding since the repeal of prohi-
bition From So million gallons in
1884, consumption reached 15S mil.
lion gallons In 1941' o. The L.
s. Department of Commerce an
bounced on Jan. 16 that "Ameri-
cans spent over seven billion dol
lars for alcoholic beverages IN
1874" This was an increase Of
nearly one billion dollars over 1913.
which in turn was 500 million dol
lars over 1912. (c) An official con.
nected with the juvenile court OF
Detroit said the police of that city
arrested $4,000 boys and 5000 girls
in 1912. (d) The Readers Digest for
Nov. "A said IF the present trend
continues, by 1865 We may expect
81 per cent Of our marriages to end
in divorce
Shocking as the above figures
are, they are quoted in stemming
the rising tide of sin and crime
Let the wicked forsake his way" is
the condition upon which the prom
Use OF Gods blessing s. given all
mankind. THUS saith the LSrd
then that honor me. | will honor"
G. Z. Z.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
Rural Events

STooAY
Stony Greek
Cleaners. at home Of Mrs. Henry
Collins
THURSDAY
Salem
Miss Jessie Blackwood and Mrs.
Frederick Herrick. hostesses at
Ladies' Aid, Congregational Church,
Ten Mile Rd.. 5. f. Of South Lyon,
3 o'clock; pOtluck supper $3.50.
FRIDAY
Mothers Day program, At
school. at 1880. All mothers In
vited.
Stony Greek
Martha Mary Guild, TO have Moth
er-Daughter banquet at Grange
Hall, p. m.
Cherry Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Galpin enter
tain Farm Bureau at 5 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

ton shall come the multitudes;
consisting OF every kindred, every
tongue, and he peoples shall dwell
together, in harmony, truth. peace
and love, How changed must be
the hearts Of US all Changed by
The Spirit OF Christ before We can
put into practice the true brother.
ship OF Man,
VELMA V. NORMAN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

A Finnish diplomat. who has
spent the last five years In Japan,
reached Helsinki with encouraging
details OF distress in 7'okyo. He
confirms my opinion that with Beg
lin severed from Tokyo the de.
spised NaEis in Japan may become
torture victims OF the Japs who
resented their arrogant manner IN
the honeymoon days when Axis
going was smooth,
The japanese are peculiarly Top.
sided In their mental regimeuta-
ton. The military. their early
training being Prussian, always
favored the Germans. even in World
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

HAT TER and
. q Fact or two

A "sky-h6ok" was developed
In 1914. which causes packages
TO SPIN IS they fall TO Sus,ss
them land almost directly be-
meath the point OF release when
dropped from planes.
A lightweight passenger seat
for aircraft, saving over 1877
pounds OF weight in a 24-pas-
senger plane, was developed In
1914.
Pail Mall originally was the
name of French game resem-
bling croquet
THE NAME. we learn, of that
sea serpent repeatedly seen OF
British Columbia is "Caddy."
Probably. suggests the man at
the next desk, it's trying to find
its way to the Golf Stream.
The NaziS who wanted a New
Order will get one-in fact, lots
of 'em-fIonl the Allies.
There seems 10 be more doubt
thun anything else obovt the
Norris so-ealled National Rsdovbi.
Anti-Noise Week and Clean
Up occur simultaneously. Grand
pappy Jenkins says he can't see
how you can observe both OF
EN- unless you trade your
vacuum cleaner for the old
fashioned carpet sweeper.
Work for All After the
Wars a new slogan. That"
comments Yawn YswnSon. our
towns leading tired man. is
what I am afraid orr
Only one American soldier In
five smokes q pipe-stotisties
show. The other four keep busy,
no doubt. supplying him with
matches.
Three Of Germany's most IA
nous and renowned field mar
shals surrendered the 1ame day.
What-no fourth for bridge? -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
SideIights on The News

War !, but civilians we're anu-Ger-
man. Farm peasants favored the
ULited States because their $780,
100000 annual income from the
silk worm came from America.
Further rejecting their incouslst-
ency. government sponsored anti
Semitic campaign brought synthe-
tic German praise 10 Our yellow
Aryan friends
Just recently the Tokyo-Yokoha.
ma chapter OF the Nazi party ceie-
grated Hitlers leadership OF Nazl.
dom hailed by the Nippon Times
for the great progress the Ger.
man nation has made in the years
since Hitler became chancellor.
Notwithstanding occasional festive
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
STAGE oooSCREEN

And to get them for free to COOK
for the evening meal is something.
George is used to such things.
He's been doing similar stunts for
years.
Sure | have 10 go through the
same thing each day he reasons.
But that's what I'm paid for.
And the garden does look good
enough to eat"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

FRIENDS nave received word OF the birth April 2s ~
MI and Mrs G. e Hope (Aice Mngan Detroit formerly OF
this city. '' ''' Vt
ms morning company OF Army city
he way TO camp Custer where they viii
summer They marching Fort Wayne 10 tho csmp
me Iy Market Commission elected officers Mrs William
b Hatch president D. l. Davis secretary: Scott market
master The first market will May side OF
Birth To Mr. and Mrs Rust Stewart St = son
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
Hints on Etiquette

II you are visiting with a friend
and a third party comes in the
room, don't break off your con-
versation abruptly. II will seem
to the third party that you are
talking about him Of. her. Finish
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
Today's Horoscope

II today is your natal day, you
are a person Of great intensity
and are endowed with powerful
emotions which you reveal too
plainly. You are popular among
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

wit thou draw near the nature
Of the gods? Draw near them then
in being merciful; sweet mercy
is nobility's true badge. Shakes
peare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
One Minute Test

/. How many matches are
there In a standard book Of
Matches
2. Who organized the Ku Klux
Khan?
3. Who discovered vaccination?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
Fifty Years Ago

Professors Austin George Daniel Putnam Barbour
G. T. McFaane program conference Of nst-
tute Workers al Lansing. last week
private letter from Prof John speaks OF him a. being
in good health having Just Berlin very
1oysble trip through italy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

OF amonia, and to the Carl Zeiss
firm for aircraft optical parts and
scientific instruments. Leybold
Shokan constructed 80 per cent OF
their heavy industry orders In ia
pan, paying royalty on the original
blueprints for turbines, coke ovens,
combustion engines and pulp and
textile machinery. The German
partner OF the big Kali syndicate,
major supplier OF special Alsace-
Lorraine fertilizer salt, was the
economic dictator Of the highly or
ganized and dreaded NaZi party In
Japan. Hitler's Landesfuehrer for
Nippon was the energetic manager
OF {. lilies & Co who sold quaint
ties of magnetos, spark plugs. au-
tos and ornaments.
The Nazis through their Reichs-
verband der Deutschen Luftfahhrt
Industrie association OF the Ger
man Aeronautical Industry were
planning a Zeppelin and CONNER
cial airline route from Berlin and
Hamburg to Moscow. Tokyo. Shang-
hal, Manila and points in India.
Its members sold Junkers plane
engines and Dornier flying boats
while the German Chamber OF Com
merce (Deutsche Handelskammer)
at Kobe, Osaka and Tokyo ar
ranged invoices covering millions
OF dollars in optical glass for perl
scopes and searchllghts, tons of
submarine cables, carbin black for
tire manufacturing. steel from
Duesseldorf typewriters. pills and
Quack remedies telephone appara-
tus. and hops for the beer brew
cries which were originally Ger.
man built and managed.
The Nazis in Japan knew that the
alliance was made by and for OPP
portunists, and today In the midst
OF an emergency confused and emo
tionally unstable people | am sure
that sword welding professional
Black Dragon gangsters will storm
the German embassy to kill what
one Japanese described as our
friendly enemy.
Taruet for the Week
4 Hitler Mussolini monument on
Mt. Ilmori notheast OF Tokyo In.
sprlbed TO Elm Doutscher den Jun
e Samurais Won Aizu." honoring
Japanese warrior bands who called
themselves. White Tigers. Red
Sparrows. Blue Dragons and Black
Rocks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
NNnr1Is Of Wisdom

what you we're saying. then greet
the newcomer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09
PUBLIC OPINION

oscutson interest Invited these
columns Writer'S be given but may
withheld from print II desired.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-09

your friends. but you should try
to be more original and self-re-
liant. Trust your own judgment.
Do whatever you can to increase
your prestige and popularity.
Delve deeply into matters that
concern the good Of your soul, for
the Venus influences are excellent
for inspiration and meditation.
One Minute Test Answers
1. Twenty.
2. A group Of young Confed-
crate officers.
3. Edward Jenner. a British
physician.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
OBCNI ZBOR SLOVEN-
SKEGA DELAVSKEGA
CENTRA

Dne %. februarja Sc je vrsil
obcni zbor Slovenskega delav-
skega centra. Ma dnevnem redu
SO bila porocila odbornikov,
razprava 0 porocilih, nasveti in
pa volitve.
Izvoljeni SO bill Frank Alesh
"a predsednika, Chas. Pogore-
lee "a podpredsednika, John
Rak "a tajnika, Flip Godina je
blagajnik, Anton Garden zapis-
nikar, Frank Zaitz pa je upra-
vitelj (manager) poslopja. Mad
zorniki SO Fred A. Wider, F. S.
Tauchar in Angela Zaitz. Ma
mestniki clanov direktorija SO
Donald J. Lotrich, Louis Zidar
in Frank Bencina.
Glede popravil oziroma pre-
delav je bio sklenjeno, da Sc
jih izvrsi elm bodo razmere do
puScale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
~Prepoved ~konvencij
DooStreno

IL urada "a vojne informaci-
je ~sporocajo, da je vladna Cd
redba "a preklic konvencij, XII
je stopila v veljavo /. februar-
ia, poostrena. Col. j. Monroe
Johnson, ravnatelj ODT in
predsednik vojnega odbora gle
de kcsvenciJ je izjavil, da SO
izgledi ma odobritev konvencij
zelo majhni. Odobri Sc Jill lie,
ako so V prid vojnih naporov
zares vazne, in pa tiste, XII ne
Stejejo vec kot so oseb, a tudi
vecje, ako Sc vrse V domacem
okraju in Sc mimi clani ne
pripeljejo il velikih randall.
Izmed slovenskih organizacij
je prizadeta SNIP, XII mora po
ililnoiskem zavarovalninskem
zakonu imeti konvencijo maj
mani enkrat vsaka stir leta.
VrSila Sc DO augusta ma Eve
lethu, Mimi, ako DO dovoljena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

Tudi mas sosed Martin judi
mich IL Waukegana noce zaosta-
jati "a drugimi. Postal lie IA ma
rocnin in SITS v fisk. sklad.
Edward TomSic, Walsenburg.
Colo, je bill tn februaria ma Sc
il 81. odbora SNIP in naravno.
da Sc je oglasil tudi pr mas. Pc
syoji start segavi navadi ie
vprasal, ako rabimo Sc kai ma
rocnikov. Izrocil Jill je 6, med
temi stir move.
Jacob Baloh, Vestaburg, Pa.
je obnovil narocnino in prispe-
val SIS V sklad tristoterih.
Anton Tratnik, Diamond
vile, Wyo., je postal dive ma
rocnini in craven porocal, da
sta Sc v rovu ponesrecila mas
zastopnik John III. Krzisnik in
Louis Sajovic, XII je tudi re star
narocnik Jroletarca. Obema re-
limo skorajsnjega okrevanja.
To je "a zdaj vse, kar Sc agi-
tactic tice.
zastopnikom smo razposlali
pisma "a zbiranje trgovskih in
pozdravnih oglasov v prihodnjo
izdajo Majskega glasa, XII DO po-
svecena 40-letnemu jubileju
Proletarca. Pricakujemo mai
boljsega odziva vseh nash agi-
tatorjev, ne samo pr zbiranju
omenjenih oglasov, pac pa tudi
V pridobivanju novih narocni-
kov Proletarcu. PRAY nobenega
vzroka nj, zakaj bi mu Jill v
tenn letu ne pridobili vsaj en- IL
soc. Podvizajmo Sc, sodrugi in
somisljeniki in uspehi ne bodo
izostali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
Nemci noproviIi norodom
o1romno skodo

Skoda, XII SO 10 Nemci napra-
viii narodom V sedanji vojni, je
pc statistiki Dir. Atwooda Town
senda, XII je professor ma new
yorSki univerzi, cenjena ma pri-
blizno SOB milijard dolarjev.
V tel vsoti SO zapopadena O.
pustoSenja zasedenih dezel, bla-
go, XII so ga Nemci pokradli v
Nth in zavezniski vojni stroSki.
MISC pa V teh racunih vStete IL
CUBE zivljenj in druge posledi-
ce nacijskih okrutnosti.
Omenjeni professor meni, da
bodo Nemci zmogli placati po-
lovico gornje vsote S povrnit-
WHO ukradenih stvari in z zgra-
ditvijo porusenih krajev. Osta-
10 pa bodo V stanju placati lie z
reparacijami V blagu. DR.. At
wood Townsend pravi, da Jill
BIO to delo vzelo ravno emo ge-
neracijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
GLAS Cd PAciFiKA
San Francisco, Calf.

San Francisco, CALI. v
zadnjein dopisu pod tenn naslo-
vom Sc je urinila pomota glede
dvorane, v kateri Sc bi vrSila
konferenca podruznice WRFA-
SD. Dvorana, v kateri Sc bo
konferenca vrSila, je Slovenski
dom, 2101 Mariposa ST., name
sto ' dvorani ceskega sokola, in
ia Sc BIO vrsiia v nedeljo Is.
marca OBJ 2. pop.
Blanket podruznice pa DO kot
je bio porocano v zadnjem do
pisu, to je v soboto vecer dine
z. aprila v dvorani CeSkega So
kola, 739 Page St. Vstopnice so
pc So "a osebo, in tie morajo biti
kupljene ali pa rezervirane ne
kasneje kot do l. aprila. Yes
dobicek tie priredbe gre v pod
poro naSim v start domovini.
Ia publicijski odsek,
Anthony Kastellic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
TekstiIno uniio prekIicoIo
obIiubo proti stovkom

Unija tekstilnih delavcev je
Fl. feb. preklicala svojo oblju-
DO, da Sc V casu vojne ne DO po-
sluzevala stavk, ker smatra, da
il lastniki predilnic bombaza
skupno z WLB in direktorjem
vojne mobilizacije Jameson F.
Byrnesom delajo krivico, ker Sc
skupno protivijo zviSati mezdo.
Okrog 100000 delavcev v tel
industriji zasluzi povprecno sa-
mo $25 ma teden. Sploh SO de-
lavci tekstilne ~industrije plaza
nj Timed vseh najnizje in ker
jim druzba in ne vlada noceta
popraviti krivico, XII Sc jim 60
di, tudi MISC vec dolzni drzati
svoje obljube prot stavkam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

Nase aktlVnoStl Zadnjih par
tednov so bile sledece:
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown,
Pa, je postal osem in pol marco
nine in narocil Sc 10 koledar-
jev.
John Teran, Ely, Mimi, ie
postal 4 narocnine ter novce "a
prodane koledarje in oglase v
MEM.
Kar Sc agitacije "a list tice,
prednjaci to pot spet Tone Zor-
mix IL zapadne Penne. Postal je
35 n%arocnin in narocil Sc so IL
tisov koledarja, toda misli, da
tudi to Stevilo menda Sc ne DO
zadosti, kajti koledarji gredo
dobro cd rok. LIE pozuri Sc To-
ne, ii bono lahko p~ostregli z
nadaljnim narocilom.
Ludwig Yoxey il zapadne
metropole Pueblo, Colo.) noce
prav mic zaostajati "a ostalimi
prodajalci koledarja. Naroci1
! Jill je es Is in craven postal tu-
di 4 n%arocnine, $1.25 v tiskovni
sklad ter narocil Adamicevo
knjigo "My Native Land.
Chicago: Jacob Putt je obno-
vii narocnino ter prispeval So v
tiskovni sklad Ito nam je izro-
Gil France Udovic). Luka Gro
ser je dobil 2 n%arocnini, Char
les Pogorelcc osem, Frances
Vrechck je prispevala $500 v
sklad 300-terih ter prodala Ia
koledarjev, njena sestra Kristi-
ma Turpin pa 10 koledarjev. Fl
lip Godina Jill je prodal 16,
John Morsi ma severni strani Is
in Mary M~atjasich 5.
Detroit: Kathy Junko 6 ma
rocnin in $4,25 v fisk. sklad.
Mary Knee Dearborn 2 marco
mini in 81 v fisk. sklad. John
Zornik je postal dive narocnini
ter novce "a oglase v koledarju
in 81 V tiskovni sklad. Pravi,
da mu je zal, ker radi zaposle-
nosti ne more storiti "a list to-
like kot bi rad, kajti ma razpo-
lago ina lie en- dan v tednu. V
uradu Sc je oglasila Mrs. A.
Naprudnik S hcerko Berthe ter
gdc. Josephine Klarich in Julia
Bogatay. Placala je narocnino
in prispevala So v fisk, sklad.
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee,
Wis, je postal "a narocnin ter
novce "a prodane koledarje in
oglase V MEM. Narocil je Sc IL
koledarjev. Dobil je pomoc pr
agitacijiv osebi Josephine Slap
NIX, taJnlce Or. "Bled" st. ~
JPZS. Poslala je re dive novi
narocnini in jih obeta Sc vec.
Mary Marinsek, Gallup, N.
Mex, je narocila diva koledarja
in DIR. Kernovo Berilo. Jennie
Marinsek pa je poslala 8 marco
min, med mimi dive novi ter SIS
v tiskovni sklad.
John Shular, Arcadia, Kans.,
je postal 4 naroenine, njegov
brat Tone Shular il Arme pa 4
~narocnine, 81 tiskovnemu skla-
du in narocil Sc diva koledarja.
Joze Snoy, Bridgeport, Ohio,
je Sc tudi pridno v akciji. Po-
slal je novce "a prodane kole-
darje in narocil Sc diva, clanske
prispevke "a klub "Naprej' st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
Vladimir Levstik:
OblOdOvci

govoril 2 MIN. A da povem res
odkrito: OBJ tistih zmedah in
preglavicah sem ga VOICE ne
kan pozabil.
Pozen jesenski pis je re smu-
kal poslednjo rumen S premra-
zenih dreves in JAZZ sem bill
zdavnaj preko glave zarit v
uradne posle, ko dobim nekega
ultra pismo z R%"%. Ma prvi
pogled sem spoznal izmuceno in
raztrgano Mlinarjevo pisavo.
Njegova epistola je bila ocivi-
dino plod skrajno razdrazene
minute. Glasila Sc je takole:
"Lopov!
Kaj ST mislil, ko 81 nahujskal
name yes ia vsiljivi zverinjak?
Ali 81 morda pricakoval, ola bo-
do molcali? Zmotil 81 Sc: Cici-
gojka, gospa Kosirnica, budala-
sti Obloda in ostali so mi pove-
dali sleherno besedico, XII je pri-
sla il 'tvojih sirokih ust - da
Sc ne izrazim bolj primerno!
Re to, ola 81 Jill opozoril ma
me, je zlocin; a ii 81 Sc lagal po-
vrhu. Rekel 81 Jim, Ola Sc ukvar-
jam z visoko filozofijo, da sem,
z emo besedo, malo mani ko bla-
zen in da sem izumil perpetu-
I'M mobile. Use to je, kakor
sam dobro YES, nesramna laz in
b~rezsrcno norcevanje IL uboge
pare. 0 tvoji podli kvanti ma
rovaS mole zene pa VOICE ne
govorim f.
LIE kaj 81 mislil? KakSen je
bill tvoj namen? Vedel 81, da
sem izmucen in navelican ka-
kor pes, XII bi ga podili stir leta
lacnega krizem sveta; da potre-
bujem samote in oddiha! In da
bi rad skrpucal tisti dive beda-
sti solski knjigi, ko mi nihce ne
da denarja "a mic!
Ali morda nimam pravice do
svojega miru? Ali nimam pra-
vice do trohice zasluzka? Ali je
mar greh, da nisva ne dedova-
la, ne sleparila, ne verizila, ne
krala, ampak sva Sc vzela siro-
maSna kakor dive miSi? Ali mi
zavidas nekaj stolov in omar,
XII bi jih rad postavil V svoj
prazni brlog? Ali mi ne privo-
SciS obleke brez zaplat ma ko-
molcih in kolenih? Mar Sc bo-
jis, kanalja, da ne bi dobila
Marica toplih copat "a limo in
novega klobucka, beraskega
klobucka, XII il ga obetam re
visa tri leta, odkar 10 imam?
Ako ii je do tega, vedi, da Sc
je tvoj naklep obnesel. Ne sto-
low ne DO ne obleke, ne copat
ne novega klobukca, zakaj two
il zavezniki SO neizbezni in
brezobzirni kakor bolhe. Kadar
SO pri meni, lezem vase, otro-
van pc njihovi navzocnosti ka-
kor ptic pc srepih zrenicah ka-
&c, XII ga hoce pozreti; svet oko-
Ii meme in svet meni Sc ruSi.
Kadar Jill nj, 81 ponavljam, da
morajo vsak trenutek priti; v
tel gotovosti trepecem "a svojo
MILO in buljim v prazni papir
in nastavljam uho, ces, kdaj
privihrajo nadine, da zasmra-
dijo mole uboge, trudne misli
in razkradejo moi zlati cas-. O
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Bridgeport, 0. - Kako Gu
dino Sc mi vidi, da ko bi clovek
rad malo pocitka in 81 vzame
odmor Cd dopisovanja V liste,
pa nj vec glasu IL naselbine. To
Sc opaza povsod, ne samo pri
mas ali pr Proletarcu. Glasovi
IL mnogih naselbin SO utihnili,
cd kjer so agitatorji ma delav-
skem in prosvetnem polju po-
gosto p~orocali o raznih aktivno-
stih. Mogoce je temu precej kri-
va vojna, pa postarali in utru-
dill smo sc precej. Ampak kri-
We so tudi razne druge stvari,
kar je spravilo precej bivSih de-
lavcev v nekako stagnacijo. Sc
veda delujejo eni in isti tudi V
prid pomozne akcije in osvobo-
ditve nasega naroda onkraj oce-
ana.
Use take naloge preVzema IN
della V Nth obicajno zmerom
ista skupina in ker je della "a
MO proved, mora pa kaj druge-
ga zaostajati. In to Sc danes po-
INA.
Ampak vzlic temu, ako wa
memo vse tie okolScine in tea
We v postev, gre delo Sc prili-
emo naprej, posebno pr relifni
akciji in pri razpecevanju nase
literature.
Ma sell kluba Naprej st. II
JSZ smo O teh receh razmotri-
vail in prisli do zakljucka, da
kjer je Sc kaj zivljenja, Sc ne
SINE dopustiti, da hi nastalo
mrtvilo. In tako zopet pc dol
gem presledku sk1icujemo "a
to okrozje konferenco Prosvet-
ne matice, XII Sc DO vrSila v ne
deljo 27. maja OBJ 10. dop. pri
S. Josephu Skoffu ma njegovi
prijazni farmi v Bartonu. In
ker nj "a mas drugega primer
mega datuma, Sc bono pa ma tel
konferenci - ceprav DO pozno,
spomnili mednarodnega delav-
skega praznika, kakor smo Sc
ga V p~rejsnjih letih, vcasi z We
likimi priredbami. O pripravah
"a to zborovanje DO porocano
vec pozneje.
Upajmo, da ko bono imeli
omenjeno nedeljo konferenco V
Bartonu, DO morda vojne v Ev-
ropi re konec in podjarmljeni
narodi do tedaj osvobojeni, ia
ko tudi nasi rodni bratje. In
ako Sc to uresnici, Sc bono 81.
maja res lahko z veseljem "a
bavali.
Dne IA. aprila DO imela tu-
kajSnja postojanka Sansa st. 33
veliko pirredbo v prid takoj-
snje gmotne pomoci nasemu tr-
pecemu narodu v domovini.
Prosi Sc vse rojake V teh kra-
Jill, da ko prejmejo vstopnice,
mai Sc potrudijo, da jih razpro-
dajo. Agitirajmo vsi, pa DO pri-
redba cimbolj uspesna. Kajti
pomoc je nujna.
Joseph Snoy.