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Evening star., 1945-12-30
Hurley Charge Denied
Again in Broadcast
On Foreign Service
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The month-old charges of Mai
Gen. Patrick j. Hurley. agains
American diplomats were brought uI
and officially denied again last nigh
by State Department spokesmen OF
radio program about the Foreign
Service.
Donald S. Russell. Assistant Secre
tary of State for administration, sale
reports sent to Washington by For
eign Service officers stationed II
China during Gen. Hurley's term a,
Ambassador we're entirely in order,
and declared:
There is no evidence that thu
Foreign Service officers there went
over Gen. hurley's head at any
time"
Incidentally" he added, "it is tht
job of the chief of mission to work
out honest differences of opinion
among his staff with respect to ques.
tions of policy"
Gen. Hurley had charged that
American career diplomats SYM
pathetic to the Chinese Communists
had undermined the announced
American policy toward China.
Selden Chaplin, director of the
Office of the Foreign Service who
appeared with Mr.. Russell. said
the State Department did not want
"a bunch of yes men in the service. "
On the other hand, he said, For
eign Service officers were obligated
to follow a policy once it was laid
down. In that connection, President
Truman's policy statement on China
to Gen. George G. Marshall is law, "
to the Foreign Service. he added. )
Mr.. Chaplin also denied that the
Foreign Service was fllleda- with
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Hollandia, 90: Mormacsea, from
Hollandia, LIS, and Cape Friend
ship, from Tutuila, 81.
At San Miscellaneous per-
sonnel aboard % ships from Pear.
Harbor, 1903.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
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Evening star., 1945-12-30

in letter felicitating Pvt. Moran
Mr.. Chapman also pointed out that
the policeman has received COM
mendations from his official su-
periors for his efficiency and from
private citizens for your courteous
manner and the assistance you have
given to persons in distress"
Appointed to the Park Protective
Force on May 30, 1917, Pvt. Moran
has served continuously since. He
plans to spend his retirement with
his family at his residence, 627 Flor
ence street NE. He is native of
Bryantown, Md.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Sc Ships Expected
To Debark 10000
Yanksin u. 5. Today
Es the Associated Press

Es the Associated Press.
At least So troopships with more
than 10000 American servicemen
are due at three East Coast and six
West Coast ports.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Pittston Victory
from Antwerp, 1,517 troops, includ-
ing 3805th, 3806th, 3S07th, 3808th,
3832nd Quartermaster Truck COM
panies; 365th Field Artillery Batta-
lion; 536th Engineer Long Pontoon
company.
E. B. Alexander, from LIE Havre,
5,127 troops, including 1st Field Ar
tillery Observation Battalion; 38Oth,
381st, 3696th, 3966th, 4005th Truck
Companies; 413th, 414th, 324th, 245th
Port Companies; 596th Bomb Squad
ron. 3209th Quartermaster Service
Company, WACS, nurses.
Hampden Sidney Victory, from
Marseilles, 1915 troops, including
238th Engineer Combat Battalion,
279th Engineer Combat Battalion,
Headquarters and Headquarters De-
tachment, 206th Quartermaster Bat
talon.
Miscellaneous troops on following
Jacob Luckenbach, from Antwerp,
81; Algic, from Antwerp, Is; Spetsae,
from Calcutta, %; hospital ship
Wisteria, from Bremen, sos patients;
Smith Victory, 1885; Frostburg Vic
tory, 1891; Bret Harte, $50; Robin
Sherwood, 497; Leonardo Romero, %.
At Newport observation-disclosures
troops on following: Santa Clara
Victory, IL; Brander Mathews, "a;
USS Langley, 2,100; Seatrain Texas,
1853; H. Williams (no information
on number of troops aboard.
At Boston-Charles STILES, from
Antwerp, 81 miscellaneous troops.
At Seattle-Makin Island, from
Shanghai, 1,175 troops.
At Tacoma-General Scott, from
Shanghai, 3,065 troops.
At San miscellaneous
personnel on following: Brazil, from
Manila, 5,065; Wharton, from Leyte,
1904 Army, 462 Navy; Rawlings,
from Manila, 2,140 Army; Currituck,
from Pearl Harbor, 799 Navy; few
small craft, SO.
At Los Angeles - Miscellaneous
personnel on following: Merrimac,
from Pearl Harbor, 81; Montrose,
from Guam, 1868; Sylvania, from
Saipan, 432; Griggs from Noumea,
2,051; Robin Wentley. from Hollan-
dia, 1852; Sovereign of the Sea, from
Evening star., 1945-12-30

PURSE, black, lady's; lost between 8 and
9 Wednesday morning on Mckinley -Teniey
senden bus; containing jewelry, keys, driv-
er's license; iewelry has sentimental value;
keys urgently needed. Please return and
Evening star., 1945-12-30

PURSE, lady's brown leather pouch, draw;
string top, containing money and personal
Dumbarton Market and Dumbarton Court.
in Georgetown: Christmas gift. sentimental
value Finder keep money, generous re-
ward for return. 101 Dumbarton Court,
IEsH 81 st 81 n W Phnne HO- hk30
Evening star., 1945-12-30

they will be replaced by men with
veterans preference.
Some appointments probably will
be necessary between the time war
service appointments are halted and
permanent assignments are made
again from the new registers, but
hiring for such temporary jobs will
be left up to the individual agencies,
it was pointed out.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
James A. Moran, Veteran
Park Policeman, Retires

Pvt James A. Moran, So, oldest
member of the Park Police force in
point of service, will retire tomor-
row, with the record of never having
received a reprimand for delin-
quency in the performance of his
official duties.
Assistant Secretary of the In
terror Oscar L. Chapman said this
must be matter of qualification, -
Evening star., 1945-12-30

RING. white gold, aauamarine setting, vic.
downtown: sentimental value only. Re-
ward EX 416O, Ext. 2912, after Tues.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

SEWING MACHINES (singer), a rentals
serial numbers AD22S57S, AG124265,
AEi s4497, AG249201. Reward. EN-. 3536.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

cookie pushers, stuffed shirts and
striped trousers"
He cited instances during the war
when American diplomats fought
with underground forces; helped
smuggle Shutdown American f1iers
out of neutral countries, and carried
on counter espionage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

\NIIIEN the story Of this wars
w exploits in the air is written,
w a long and laudatory chapter
will describe the dangerous work of
the so-called MET Men"
On the records of the Royal Air
Force, these audacious aviators are
called the Meteorological Flight In
the colorful lingo Of their fellow
fliers they are weather tasters."
On fair days and foul, they are
in the air, checking up on the ele-
ments for the waves of bombers and
fighters that are daily blasting the
NaZiS TO their knees. Hours before
every mission takes off, the Met
Men - loaded down with recording
instruments and cameras - fly over
the route to find out if it's safe.
Their field of operations ranges
from the bleak coast Of Norway TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

and there have been times when they
forbade Mr. Churchill to risk a jour
ney by air.
At the time King George flew to
Italy the weather all the way from
the British Isles to the tip of the
Italian boot was secuted so there was
little chance that His Majesty's life
would be endangered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
They last; ;the Weather

the blue Mediterranean and
they travel mostly in fast
Mosquito bomberS. Until
Uncle Sam trained his own
weather tasters, they secuted
the climate ahead of every
American air thrust.
Whenever the British Prime
Minister makes a journey by
air, some Of the best of the
Met Men blaze a trail through
the skies ahead Of him -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Every man in the r. a. F. and the
Yank air forces has the greatest
respect and admiration for the boys
who check on the weather. They
have seen them take off in hurri.
canes and bliZzards, which every
smart flier knows can be as deadly
as streams of machine-gun bullets
and exploding clouds of flax.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

ORE than years ago thousands admring
M shook their
end of Jane Fromans brilliant singing That
read that the Yankee Clipper
crashed in Portugal killing several passengers and all but snuff
ing out Miss Froman's life.
Her right leg her back dsocated
pevis cracked The planes sudden unge the River
had also crushed her left ankle and had broken three
She had chance live the doctors sad but her
Snpinp daI,s
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

A Little More Than Two
Years Ago Jane FrOman
Flew to Europe TO Enter.
tain the Boys. Her Plane
Crashed i'm Portugal
Rreakinp-9 Both Her Legs
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

she q muCn rdther Talk about
the ingenious little gadget that -
rolls her from table to table
which her husband, Don Ross,
helped devise - than about the ac-
cident that kept her from entertain.
ing the Yanks overseas.
ITS such a clever little contraD-
tion," she says. Il feel alive and
at ease on it and my friends at the
tables never seem to notice that I
don't visit them under my own power.
My pianist is the chauffeur. The
motor is hidden under his feet and
the bench he sits on holds the bat
terieS that make it run.
"By sliding his foot 10 little rod
on the floor he can make the chariot
move to the right, or the left, and
by working another little gadget just
below the keyboard he can take him
self and me and the piano forward
or backward"
Unless she's asked for further de-
tails, Miss Froman skipS explaining
that the drapery at the front of the
piano conceals a special seat which
she leans against for support. And
she does her leaning so cleverly that
few people notice that she isn't stand.
ing at the mike on her own two feet.
When Jane Froman rolls up to
a table where people have that seri-
Gus, you're So brave-and-wonderful"
look on their faces, she kids them
out of that mood (she hopes) by a
well.chosen wisecrack. She's happy
to be on the job again, and she wants
all of the customers to relax and
enjoy themselves, too.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

Izcrpek porocila IL Londona:
Kardinal Michael Won Faulha-
Der, XII je nadskof v Monakovu
ma Bavarskem, je vprasal zavez-
niskega vrhovnega poveljnika
Elsenhowra "a dovoljenie zgra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
"Cisfku" v Frunciii

V Franciji je bio do IS. juli-
ia ma sodnih obravnavah 20 IT,
soc oseb, XII SO bile obtozene So
delovanja S faSisti in pomagali
Hitlerju. V tenn stevilu MISC tt
sti, XII so jih ljudski tribunal
kar sami obsodili, in ne marSal
Petain, XII je bill gnan pred sod
nj stol V drugi polovici julia.
Sodni uradi imajo ma listi Sc
10000 oseb, prot. katerim Sc
zbirajo dokazi, obtozenci pa ca
kajo obravnave. Precej izmed
Min je cakanje prekinilo S sa-
momorom.
Obsojenih smrt je bilo do
omenjenega dine 994 oseb, 600
krivcev je bio obsojenih ma te-
zko delo do smrti, 1888 ma te-
zko delo "a krajSe dobe, 1903
pa ma zaporne kazni ma pet let
in vec. 9,876 je bilo obsojenih
ma mani kot pet let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

zeli imenik narocnikov, da vidi
kako in kaj je z mimi. Razume
Sc, da smo mu drage wolfe
ustregli. Anton Anzicek je po-
slal 2 novi narocnini in $32.75
v tiskovni sklad, XII sta jih ma
brala z Jozetom Kosom ma pix
niku "Svobode", XII Sc je pred
kratkem vrsil ma Rudy Potoch-
nikovi farmi. Iskrena hvala
obema, enako prispevateljem.
Zadnji teden smo razposlali
tiskovine "a nabiranje oglasov
V prihodnji letnik koledarja ma
vse one, XII obicajno pomagajo
pr tenn delu. Upam, da Sc bodo
potrudili kot vsako leto in Jill
nabrali cimvec. Maj Sc pouda-
rim, da nam boste zelo ustregli,
ako Sc podaste kmalu ma delo,
ker boste S tenn pomagali, da
koledar izide o pravem casu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
s. POVESTNI DEL S

KRAFT ustrelil proti tebi. Ne kri-
ell"
TIE minute! Stoi! Obstali smo.
Ena zenska je %grozovito zakri-
Gala. Pater Benedict Sc ie zgru-
dill ma kolena. Nihce nj posku-
sill pobegniti. Streli. Padel sem
in nicesar vec nisem cutil. Ko
sem Sc zbudil, je bio re vroce,
solnce ie visoko stale, poleg
meme so lezali mrtvi. JAZZ sem
zivel. Hotel sem poljubiti roke
patra Benedikta. Groza me ie
bila. Splazil sem Sc V neko gr-
micevje in oblezal zejen, lacen,
brez moci. Ko je priSla noe,
sem zlezel cez grice k cesti, XII
vodi V Bilbao, zagledal vojake,
bezal nazaj, prisel neki gozd,
prebrodil reko. Proti jutru sem
bill spet ma neki cesti, ustavil
ski dopisnik ST? ala''cmfwypm
sem nepoznan avto, Xxi je vozil
V Bilbao; neki francoski dopis-
nix je sedel V MEM, poslusal
mojo zgodbo, mi dial tablico CO.
kolade in me peljal pristani-
See pred tisto krcmo, k debele-
mu, bledemu, mlademu gostil-
nicarju, XII me je takoj spoznal
in prijazno pokimal.
mic novega, senjor?" sem
vprasal.
mic novega!' je odgovoril.
Zvecer SO mas nalozili 1900
otrok ma parnik "Habana''. Use
so mas stehtali, cepili, izmerili.
Vsakdo je nosil tablico il le-
penke okrog vratu, ma njej je
bila zapisana stevilka, ime, BIZ
valisce, starost. Noe je bila CT
ma in dezevalo je. Tisoci so bill
zbrani ma obali. Nebo ie bio
slepo. Use luci so bile navzgor
Zakrite.
Devet ur je trajala voznja.
Angleske vojne ladje SO vozile
oh naSi strani. "Almirante Ger
vera, Francova vojna ladja Sc
nam je priblizala in Sc vzprico
Anglezev spet oddaljila -.
"Habana" je pristala V la Pail
ce. Otroci SO kricali: give la
France! Dezevalo je. Iztovorili
so mas, preSteli, preiskali, spet
stehtali, nahranili, napojili,
spet nalozili in odpeljali. JAZZ
sem priSel V Oleron.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
K~RATKOVIDNI EGOIZEM

Egoizem je nekaj straSnega.
Povprecen clovek ina prste lie
k sebi obrnjene. LIE grabil bi,
pa mic dajal, Ia nagon je ustva-
ril izkoriScanje, suznost in dru-'
ga neSteta socialna Fla.
Zaradi tega egoizma nj mo-
goce urediti druzabne razmere
drugace nego ma nasilju: moe
nejsi tlaci slabejsega. Najmoc-
nejSi Sc druzijo V zveze, da ma
silno ~tlacijo in izrabljajo vse
druge V svojo korist. TAX je da-
nasnji sistem pc krivdi neved-
nosti revnega cloveka.
Kapitalisticni sistem in sploh
uredba izrabljanja cloveka v
korist gospodarja je posledica
egoizma-gole, brezobzirne Sc
bicnosti! Banke, karteli, trusti.
tt so, XII imajo vso moe v rokah.
Pa ia moe nj niti duSevna, nit
telesna, ampak je to moe ma
gromadene privatne svoiine;
moe mrtve gmote, XII sicer nina
prav nobene vrednosti, &c bi ii
cloveska grabezljivot ne daiala
vse pameti v zakup -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
GLASGOW IL NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

in Mary Gamer, XII SO vse de-
lovne V naSem javnem zivlje-
nju. Sc DO zgodilo in upam, ola
ne odrecejo sodelovanja.
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf,
je postal 8 narocnin. Provizijo
pa pripiSi tia kot pc navadi,
tiskovnemu skladu, je narocil.
Tudi Martin Judnich, Wau-
kegan, Ill, je spet tn. Postal je
Is narocnin in So tiskovni
sklad. Pa novi imenik mi poslji,
je Sc narocil. Sc je zgodilo.
Max Martz, Bull, Mimi, je
postal 2 narocnini. V kratkem
bonn sci V Eveleth, pa bonn tam
poskusil z agitacijo, je omenil.
John ShuIar, Arcadia, Kans.,
je postal 4 narocnine in So V
podporo listu. V pismu pravi:
"Poleg narocnin posiljam Sc So
V tiskovni sklad. Enega je dial
S. John Kunstelj, enega pa JAZZ,
ker re dolgo nisem mic postal v
ia namen. HVala obema.
Mike Krultz in Matt Malnar
il Willarda, Wis, sta p~oslala
vsak pc dive narocnini in prvi
Sc vsoto "a prodane Majske gla-
Sc, Provizije nista vzela, kot je
obicaj pr NINA.
V Chicago je bila Ma obisku
Rose Jurman IL Clevelanda. Oh
iskala je mas urad in Center ter
mnogo svojih starih znancev,
Xxi jih pozna IL naSega gibanja.
V tiskovni sklad sta prispevala
ona, in pa MEN soprog Vincenc
Jurman vsak pc $40. Felix's
Strumbelj pa je prispeval oh
priliki seize SANSa V Clevelan-
du V enak namen SIS. Vsem
hvala.
Bio bi dobro, ako Sc bi skozi
poletje V prid tiskovnega skla-
da boil potrudili. In posebno Sc,
kadar ste V druzbi z znanci, da
jih pridobite med narocnike
Proletarca.
Il Dulutha, Mimi, Sc je 20
dolgem casu spet oglasil mas
prijatelj John Kobi. Postal ie
dive narocnini in $6.05 V tiskov-
nj sklad. Cd tie vsote je prispe-
val Carl Gerlovich SIS, XII SO bill
namenjeni V sklad 3OO-terih,
ker pa smo ga Z zadnjo Stevilko
ukinili, DO Sla ia vsota V reden
tiskovni sklad. Upam, da nam
prijatelj Gerlovich to oprosti.
S pacificne obali Sc je spet
oglasil mas Big" Tone TomsiG.
Postal je novce "a Majski glas
in So V tiskovni sklad, XII sta
Jill prispevala z narocnikom
Maksom Arnskom. Prilozil ie
tudi ''kontrofe" cd sebe in pri-
i~atelja Blaza Mezurija IL Los
Angelesa, XII Sc rad spomni Pro
letarca S prispevki tiskovni
Sklad, Dopis je radi kliSeja "a
kasnil. Je V tel Stevilki.
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis,
je postal dive %narocnini in 75c V
tiskovni sklad.
Anton Tratnik, Diamond
vile, Wyo., nam je postal po-
zdrav IL Lava Hot Springs, Ida
no, kjer sta bila z zeno ma Cd
dihu. Hvala obema.
K. Erznoznik, Red Lodge,
Mont, je postal dive narocnini,
provizijo pa dial V fisk. sklad.
In razume Sc: ker K. E. tako
zeli, Sc tudi tako zgodi.
Janko Zornik, Detroit, Mich,
je postal novce' "a oglase v
Majskem glasu in 81 V tiskovni
sklad. Pravi, ola 81 je cistil do
movanje, cato Sc nj tako dolgo
zglasil. Zdaj, ko je koncal, pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
HERMAN KESTEN:
Otroci liz. Gernike

ola Sc Je zjokal cd radosti. MOI
ljubi SIM" je dejal, bog noce,
da ii pogineS!"
V svojem veselju in radi mo-
je obupanosti je koncno pristal
ia to, da Sc "a nekaj ur Sc vrne-
va V Gerniko, kljub upornikom,
XII SO re vladali V njej, da Sc en-
KRAFT poiSceva mojo mamo, ali
brate in sestre, ali vsaj strica
Pabla. To nj bila lahka stvar,
toda S patron sva poznala VISA
ko stezo, vsak gric. Dopisnik
nekega angleSkega casopisa ma
iu je vel V svoi avto do Bor-
nea. Borneo je pripadal Sc Bas-
kom. Ponoci sva colnu vesla-
la V Mundako. Skozi gozd in
grice stran cd cest sva hodila
i npriSla "a fronto upornikov,
kmecki voz naju je potegnil
blizu do Gernike. Spet sva hodi-
la pc razdejanih cestah mimo
tujih vojakov. Pocasi sem Sc
znaSel. Ma kraju, kjer je bila
stala naSa hiSa, sem sci dvakrat
mimo. Ko sem obstal, SO naju
prijeli in zaprli. Zaprli SO naju
V neko klet k drugim jetnikom.
Dvakrat sva bila zasliSana.
Spiiona sta, so mama rekli.
P~riznajte.
Odgovorila sva, da nisva spi-
iona. Povedal sem svojo zgod-
DO. Povedal sem, kako mi je
pater resil %zivljenje. Veselo so
Sc smejali. Sal nj mic resil, so
rekli.
Tri noci sva lezala z drugimi
jetniki. Med mimi SO bile tudi
zenske IL Gernike. Prisegale so
nam vsem, da ne vedo, zakaj so
zaprte. Postrelili mas bodo, SO
kricale. Me smo Medicine.
Vsakdo jim je v%erjel, da so
Medicine in da jih bodo ustre-
iii. Tretjo noe je pater kot
zbesnel cd strahu. Krical je. Jo-
kal. Pritiskal me je ma svoje
prsi, kot ola me hoce zadusiti.
Nenadoma me je S pestjo uda-
ril. "Ti 81 kriv." je sopihal. "Ti
81 moi morilec! Ustrelili mas bo-
do! JAZZ nocem umretiI"
Hudo mi je bio. Tri dni in tri
noci sem samemu sebi ocital:
Tt 81 kriv, Zakaj 81 speljal pa
ira V Gerniko?
Pater je gIasno molil. JAZZ
sen tho molil k Mariji: Nasa
ljuba begonjska gospa, prosi
zanj! Kraljica morja, obvaruj
ga! Sladka Madona, resi- ga!
Nenadoma so Sc odprla vra-
ia. Nekaj sc mas spodili ven,
vines dive zenski, patra, meme.
Nalozili so mas ma tovorni avto.
zenske SO zacele tuliti.
"Bodite tiho!" je zapovedal
vojak, "Peljeio vas k zasliSanju,
morda vas opposite"
Ia pokopaliskim zidom SO
uStaVili. UkaZali so nam. da IL
stopimo. Peljali so a ma po-
kopalisce. Neki vojak je kora-
kal tesno oh moi s~trani, starej-
81 MOI. cali nisi il lekarne ma
trgu?" me je sepetaje vpraSal.
Prikimal sem.
"Poznal sem tvojega oceta
-. Postavi Sc zadnji V vrsto.
Pri prvem strelu Sc zgrudi! Ne
kricati! Ko hos lezal, bonn Sc en-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

Zadnjic sem izrazil upanje,
da DO ia kolona pref izSla in da
DO belezila boljsi napredek kot
zadnja. Ne morem reel, da sem
uspel, toda dobro je, da Sc "a
belezi to kar je.
V Clevelandu je bill izredno
priden John Krebel. Postal je
kar % narocnin. Imam iih Sc
precej "a obiskati, in kadar
koncam z mimi, Sc spet ogla-
SIM" pravi V pismu. Njegov O
sed Frank Volkar, tam gori IL
Maple Heightsa, pise: "Bil sem
zadnje dni malo ma "jagi" "a
novimi narocniki in uspeh je
tu: posiljam tri move in dive OBJ
novljeni narocnini. JAZZ sma-
tram to "a dober uspeh." Tudi
mi tako. LIE nadaljuj z "jago".
Sploh pa bi rabbi takih Ga
grow" Vec VsepoVsod. In ker je
metropola velika vas, bi jih ra-
bila vsaj pol tucata. Cas- "a agi-
TACTIC je ugoden, list dober, vsaj
tako nam mnogi pisejo, torej
ne zamudimo prilike, kajti pri-
Sli bodo spet "jalovi" dnevi.
Ako Proletarca zdaj ne posta-
vino ma solidno podlago, ga te-
daj, ko bodo ljudje spet brez
della, tudi ne bono. Pregovor
pravi: "kuj zelezo, dokler je
vroce." To velja tudi V naSem
slucaju, o, by the way, skoro
bi bill pozabil. Tudi France Bar
bic je postal dive narocnini.
Il zapadne Penne je Tone
Zornik postal nadaljnih 80 ma
rocnin, cd katerih Jill je II no.
viii. Z agitacijo DO zacasno pre-
nehal, ker ina opravka S po-
pravili in p~leskanjem hiSe. Po-
tenn zacne spet in najbrze DO
sci spet malo V Ohio in w. Vir-
ginijo ter V nekatere oddaljene
Masculine V PENN.
Chicago: JoSko Oven ie bill
nedavno ma shodu nekje V "a
padni PENN in tam dobil 3 no.
We narocnike in SIS V tiskovni
sklad. John Chamazar je prime
sci II narocnin; provizije 81 on
nikoli ne Vzame. V kratkem ra-
cuna dobiti tudi nekaj novih
narocnin, sal tako mi je zaupal.
John je tiste sorte clovek, XII
verjame, da list potrebuje ne
samo clankarjev in dopisnikov,
pac pa tudi agitatorjev Ia ME
govo razsirjenje. Luka Groser
je dobil 2 narocnini, Charles Po-
gorelec pa 6. Obiskale so mas
Mary Suglich IL Riverdale, Md.
in Mary Lambert, Xxi je bila ma
potu V Kemmerer, Wyo. Sugli-
cheva je obnovila narocnino,
raven SO pa dale Sc vsaka po
81 V tiskovni sklad. France Luz
bi IL severne strani je postal
emo novo narocnino, katero nam
je izrocila Frances Vrechek.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown,
Pa, je postal 20 n~arocnin. Tudi
glede oglasov "a koledar DO sto-
Ri kolikor DO najvec mogel.
Pravi sicer, da nina rad visa
min cen "a oglase; tudi mi ne,
toda ako Sc vse drazi, tudi nase
Gene ne morejo ostati stare.
L Milwaukeeja, Wis, ie po-
slal Louis BarbOrich 18 marco
min. Glede oglasov "a koledar
pravi, da DO storil kolikor mai
vec DO mogel. Ker pa je zapo-
sljen V tovarni, priporoca, da Sc
obrnemo "a sodelovanje Sc ma
Jozeta Radlja, Josephine Slap
mix, Kristino Podjavorsek ina
MO smo Sc ze), Ancko Puncer