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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
La Fond, on USO Jount,
Will Return Nav II

District Boxing Commission re-
ceived word today that Eddie La
Fond will return from his tour over
seas with a USO athletic unit on
May II and will be ready to resume
his post as a referee on the COM
missions staff.
La Fond will join Charley Rey-
nolds and Marty Gallagher on the
ring boards current staff of three
referees. Reserve Referees Joe
Bunsa, Mike Tardugno and Red
Inscoe will be subject to call in the
levent a vacancy occurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Champ Coolidge Team
Takes Tennis Opener

Coolidge netmen were off to a
good start in defense of their inter-
high crown today with a 60 victory
over Wilson on the books. With one
exception the Colts won in straight
sets, but Gene Griffin, after drop
ping the opening set to Kirk Barker
came back strong to win in good
style
Sinsles-Richard Fink defeated Tom
Gerry, G., 81: Eugene Griffin de-
teated Kirk BARKER, .-6, tt; DIN
Newton defeated Rowland Fisk, g.,
6-3; Bob Spangler defeated Bob Shep-
herd. st, 81; George SPONSOR de-
feated Larry Jaffe, e., 60.
Douoles-Grifin and Newton defeated
Gerry and Barker, 6-3, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
By the Associated Press.

ny tue ASSOCldteu fESss
Al Benton appeared today the
answer to Steve O'NeilS search
for depth in his Detroit pitching
staff as a No. man behind Dizzy
Trout and Hal Newhouser.
Over a 27-inning stretch in three
complete games since the season
opened, the eX-sailor had boosted
himself into select unbeaten COM
pany by allowing a total OF only
2 runs and 10 hits.
Chicago was his latest victim yes
terday, 2-l, following 10 Shutout
OF ST. Louis and 81 decision over
Cleveland.
Benton, who enlisted in the Navy
after the 1912 season. received a
medical discharge last November Is
So far he has matched Trouts 30
win record and overshadoWed New
houser's one decision in three tries.
st. Louis, off to disappolntlngly
slow start in defense of its title,
dropped a tough 13-inning contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
ST. Anthony'S, Friends
Hur|ers Show Class

Three more young hurlers have
come up as candidates for the list of
best scholastic pitchers of 1945 in
Billy Carduff of ST. Anthonv's and
Leland Stauber and Tommy Dean of
Friends
Carduff turned in Yesterdays best
flinging performance when he
turned back ST. Paul'S with one hit
at Catholic University for a 5-to-0
shutout, while Stauber and Dean
famed II Sherwood High batters
between them to give Friends a g.
to-3 win on the Friends diamond.
Only St. Paul's batsman to nick
Carduff was Centerfelder Buddy
Townsend. who poled out single,
while St. Anthony's sluggers put to-
gether 7 hits for a pair of runs in
the second and third and one more
in the fourth.
St Anthony's 1900 90. 100 O-5 z .
St. PauiS 600 600 90 !
Batteries-Carduf and Colbert Gala
han, Kloper and Wratten.
Stauber and Dean of Friends
worked smoothly to keep Sherwood
sluggers swinging like the proven
bal gate yesterday. Stauber whitfield
II in the five innings he worked
while Dean struck out five in two
rounds.
Sherwood - 200 orc o. ,
Friends - Ola 100 Ks ! !:
Batteres-Downs and Frenzell; Stau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Punches Mats Open Game Series With Tomorrow
Muson-Dixon Meet
Wide-Open Affair

With a surprisingly heavy list
of entries. the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference track meet at Catholic
University Stadium Saturday is
expected to top any previous
title affair of war years in color
and attraction.
Dorsey Griffith, chairman of
the Conference Track Committee
who is in charge of the games.
today said the field appeared
more evenly balanced than most
recent meets. Gallaudet and
Catholic will represent the Dis
trict, and there is possibility
that American U. will have some
entries.
Johns Hopkins, Loyola, Bridge
water and Washington College
and Hampden-Sydney are ex-
pected to send teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Teens for l5O -Pounders Is Sensible Idea

In this respect interesting Wilson'S
college
for The Big Ten beam
the college
full of idle who could have should
field
them all
team Junior varsity If there anything player doesn't like it's
Why couldn't the enough make
the nickname
big something like the Notre Dame Blues the T
lot play football might
varsity ability
Well lay odds compulsory physcalfness bill doesn't in
enforced
More accomplished by leaders
if they will their heads together intelligent
hard involved result they
boy his will he
compelled You've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
omorrow's Card
In CITY Pin Event

Thirty-f1fth annual Washington
City Duckpin Association tourna-
ment at Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Singles. PM
wl F E . hobbs ,s John r Stewart, Mn
lowe. Price Myers. Jack Wolstenholme
r. L. Lifts.
Teams, $50 PM
Virsa bethesda Businessmen's' Bar
loves Lunch Mount Rainier Conn. Ad-
mirals Navy Department Mixed, Garvin's
Grill LAFAYETTE Major Merritt Cleaners
penn Commercially, Trail Blazers tFair-
fax Village Mixed. Colonial Ice Cream
.Hyattsville COMMERCIAL, Washington
Auto Supply (Rhode Island Avenue BuSi-
ness. H. Il J. Construction tFort Davis.
Capital Transit Bus No. ? Capital Tran
sit.
Doubles, 10 PM
,, Price Myers and George, M. Barlowe.
Shaul and w. L. Martin. E. Phelps and
W H. Miltner. Alfred r. Heck and Berry
Thomas. Leo Sorrell and John Ash, H. B
Dixon and c. E. Phillips. w p NOVEL;
and H. H. Hemenway. Holloway and Det-
Willer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Lundon Netmen Battle
For Friends Crown

No matter who wins, Landon
School can't lose in the final OF
Friends Schools boys invitational
tennis tournament Saturday morn
ing because Jack Yates and Gil
Bogley, who will meet for the title,
are from there.
Yates defeated still another
schoolmate, Ray Lewis, 6-3, 60,
in the seminal, while Bogley got
a default from Lovett Baker of
Friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Chandler Visiting
Office in CHICAGO
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May Ex-senator A..
B. Happy Chandler came to
Chicago today to look over the
headquarters of his Office as base
ball commissioner and probably
see his first National League
game since his appointment.
He was to hold press confer
ence and later meet with Leslie
M. O'Connor. secretary to the late
Commissioner K. M Lands. The
Cubs are scheduled TO play Gin
cinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Zok of BUGS Accepted
For Army Service
By the Associated Press.

b5 IIIt ASSUCIdteu FTeSS.
PITTSBURGH. May 3.-Frankie
Yak, 22-year-old second string
shortstop of the Pirates, has been
accepted for the Army.
He was told to "be ready for call
in several weeks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Shy BATTING Power

Runs batted hutchinson co, Mcbride
90. Two-base hit-Wilson. -Three-base
hits--Kuhel, johnson. Sacrince-Newsome,
Left on bases-Washineton. z; Boston, I.
Bases on balls--By Haefner. 8; by Wilson,
4: Strikeouts-By Haefner, 8: by Wilson, 4.
Umpires-MeSsrs. MCGOWAN and Weaver.
Time-1:49 Attendance-S SOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Three Tied in Keefer
Golf Event, Delayed
Until Next Week
By WALTER McCALLUM.

A photo finish, possibly with the
decision Ringing on the final putt.
loom I'd today in the Keefer Cup
tourney at Chevy Chase, first of the
1945 events of the Women's District
Gold Association, but the issue won t
be settled until next week. Due to
foul weather competition scheduled
today was postponed until next
Wednesday. The same starting times
will prevail, it was announced by
Mrs. Frank Mirth, president of the
District Women's Golf Association
Three competitors were dead
locked for the top spot at net IT
another was at 70, and two more
were at 70 as the tourney went
into its final round, with a POSSIBLE.
ity a tie might result and force q
playoff.
Mrs. Alexander Gushing, winner
of two feminine Journeys two years
ago, and the lowest handicapped
player in the affair; Mrs. Albert w
Walker, and steady Betty Meckley
the Women's Mid-Atlantic champ
were tied for the top spot. Mrs
Gushing, who has practiced assidu
ously this year and still was at il
yesterday afternoon, led the flelc
with gross 81, despite 7 on the
third hole, where she had trai
trouble. Mrs. Meckley was out ir
80, but took 43 coming home for hel
80. Mrs Walker. perhaps the tor
feminine trap shot of Washington
is looming as one of the better links
women, as her 80 showed.
There was no assurance one o.
the others within five Or six stroke!
of the leaders might not put on {
squirt and top the field over the 36
hole route of the tournament. Si1
others were within striking dis.
lance. Top scores:
. Mrs. a W Gushing ,Gheeyy Chase Chase
Chase. ss-sll,l-:7a:. Mrs; Betty Meckle!
Williams IAraylel, 96-I1-19: Mrs D
+, HenderSon tkenwood1, alml2-77"
50; Mrs. Woodlief Thomas Chevy Chase,
; 81; u Mrs. L. Prise .Kengood,
! H..-lu-S'-, MIS-. w. b, sewers tCneN
Chasel, 93-9-s.,: Mrs. l. B. Plat
Chevy Chase, s9-6-s;' Mrs, M. H
Dineen tWashington), 101-lS-s3
| Mrs. Gushing and Mrs. Meckle.
were paired for the final round to
day.
-Four new members and three for
mer members sit on the Board O
Governor of the Washington Col
and Country Club today. Previou
board members reelected were ,Dl
Richard N. Sutton, club president
j. E. McCabe and Parker Lucket
New board members are Charlie
Olmstead, Edward Weeks, JAG
Joalin and Sam Galloway. TIL
board will meet May IA TO choos
club officers. The club soon will an
nounce a new greenkeeper and
planning to install fairWay water
ing as soon as materials becom
available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
BoIlinq's Homer Decides

Tom Bolling's home run in the
fourth with the bases loaded broke
a 3-3 tie and gave Experimental a
Us victory over Final Assembly in
the ERGO Day Shift Softball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Goithersburg Girls Win

Joan Abel was the winning pitcher
as Gaithersburg girls softball team
downed Blair. 81, for their second
straight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Win, Lose or Draw
Physical Fitness Given Priority in Postwar Planning
By LEWIS r. ATCHISON.

Ola Clafey Atlas must have WINGED milk
COMPANY al showing four draees in high
physical examinations
sports writers looking
about not being
americas postwar physical welbeing priority
OF everybody particularly the National Committee Phy
lhlS
SOUND recreational and physical training programs.
- There two schools of thought Heavyweight
champion Gene Tunney pushup
Using ana promptly ran into right launched of
Coo lom Hamltons preigh brand This latter bois
survival OF the 1ttest
couple bills hopper
training compulsory
sacks OF Recommendation laugh
cent reflections for military physical disability
isn't funny
On their side of the John Kelly G
Meca
Fitness Committee
athletes
sible for their leadership Kelly
Weighty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03

Totals :}:i PA Totals IS 13 - |
%Batted for Partenheimer in eighth
St Louis 90 600 600
Pittsburgh 200 OF e0x-ll
Runs-Kurowski, Coscarat. Barrett 60.
O Brien, Gionfrlddo. Elliott, Russell, Dahl
2ren Salkeld, Butcher C.l ErrorS-Gus-
tine, Bergamo. Donnelly, Antanelh Runs
batted in-O'Brien 60. Elliott 90, NAL
lary Salkeld Barrett Russell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Cubs Release Ostrowski

CHICAGO, May (P.-Johnny
Ostrowski, recruit third baseman
with the Cubs, has been released to
Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Sports Touqht Military Leaders How to lake Knocks

Gems George Marshall Eisenhower Douglas Macarthur
and host of officers lower took their knocks
while intercollegiate
Nine members
with the Omar Bradley Jake Deve Charles Geard
Leland Hobbs leading all the
Navy has produced its share of including Bill
Hasey Tommy Bill Chester
the latter of ndividuast His
shooting younger officers,
including Hamilton
we'll athletic background
from sports let's have sports,
One of the accomplishments has
bodyconact of who didn't think
native ability a
or-sWm position they discovered there them
from go fishing Some didn't realize how
actually until they
training and unloading lawmakers They'll
want rough stuff when they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Giants, 9; PhiIs, 8

Totals Al Il 81 - Totals 80 IL 81 .
"Batted for Lee in fifth.
Batted for RafenSberger in eighth.
Batted for Hasenmayer in ninth.
New York ----- 600 $40 l10-a
Phila delphia 600 040 400-S
Runs-Fiipowicz Weintraub t2). LON
bardi CD. Kerr t2), Reyes, Voiselle, W.
Hammer co, Dinges c9), E. Adams c2b,
Di Maeeio. Monteaaudo Errors-Reyes,
Rerr, W. Hammer, G. Hammer. Peacock.
Runs batted in-Rucker "a. Reyes, Kerr
90, E. Adams(3). Wasdell(3, DiMaegiot3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Braves, 3; DODGERS, |
AT BROOKLYN

Totals % 627l2 Totals 80 727I1
Slated for Hart in eighth
fBatted for Basinski in eighth
+Durrett awarded first base on inter-
ference by Kluttz.
Boston - 200 600 O10-3
Brooklyn 100 600 OO0-1
Runs--Culler, Holmes. Nieman. Stanky.
Irrors-Owen. Workman. KluttZ. Runs
Giillenwater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Tigers, 2; White Sox, !

Totals 33 ~ II Totals :5 > - Is
Ran for Cuccinello in 9th.
CHICAGO Dol 600 O00-1
Detroit 200 900 00X-2
Runs-Grove; MAYO. Cullenbne. En-
! ors-York. Cullenbine, Webb, Mayo. Runs
! batted in--MoseS. York co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
I Yankees, 6; Mocks, d
At New York

Totals 81 62415
.Batted for Christopher in fifth.
TBatted for GaSsaway in eighth.
TBatted for Scheib in ninth.
Philadelphia - DOL 900 O3o-4
Yanks Observation-Disclosures 80 200 00x-6
Runs-Rosenthal, Busch, Kell, Burns,
Stirnweiss co, Martin, Derry. Grimes
Gettel. Errors-Busch, Stainback, Gettel
Grimes. Runs batted in-Derry, Lindel
90, Martin, Peck (2), Rosenthal, Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Cards, Al; Pirates, I'll

Totals IS l3 - Totals :';i - i
'Batted for Sewell in eighth.
81 Louis 100 OU3 nu0-4
Pittsburgh 100 900 ool--
Runs-Bergamo, SchoendienSt, Mallory
Nerban, Barrett. O'bIien. Error-Schoen-
d1enst. Runs batted in-Sanders, o Brlen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03

YOUTH TAKES COMMAND Boys Clubs Robert Wallace
No 10 extreme lef and Paul Pasina No II exreme right
members of the Youth Councils of their respective clubs
charge of the ball field Sam Hartman No. 10 Softbal
TAIN Sergt Forrest L. Bnswanger, director George Doc
Lentz umpire jeff Jackson No IL captain The
occasion the opening of the softba played
during National Boys Girls Week which Saturday. The
Police Boys Club observing the turning the
plete managrshp all clubs Youth Councils composed
for
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25
KAKTUS PISE

Pueblo, Colo. - Tukajsnja
slovenska naselbina je bila =
smelo receno, takorekoc prva,
v kateri Sc je pricelo gibanje
svobodne misli in najbrze tudi
prva, v kateri Sc je pricela raz-
vijati dramatika. Vzrasla ie,
Sc razcvetela in zivela. Onih
Slovencev, XII so Sc prvi udej-
stvovali ma tenn polju, nj vec v
Pueblu. 1zselili so Sc v druge
kraje. V Pueblu so bill lie toliko
casa, da so oziveli med liudmi
veselje do dramatike. Nekateri
so re umrli, oni, XII Sc live, pa
Sc lahko z veseljem spominjaio
skromnih, toda uspesnih facet
kov ma tenn polju.
V zacetku tega stoletja je BIZ
la menda prva vecja dramska
predstava ma Grovu v dvorani
pod cerkvijo. Ako Sc prav spo-
minjam, je bila vprizorjena
igra "Mlinar in njegova hci".
Nekaj let pozneje, nekako OBJ
casu, ko je izsel Proletarec, ie
Louis Truger ustanovil dram
sko drustvo. Vprizorilo je ne
kaj iger v mali Rojcovi dvorani
Ia Bessemerju. Nekateri clani
tistega drustva smo Sc " Pue-
blu. Ko je Truger odsel, je bio
konec druStva.
Mimic je par let in zopet smo
ustanovili dramski klub. Tedai
je bill pri slovenskem listu v
Pueblu "a urednika Vinko COX.
XII je reziral igre. Bill je, kot ie
rekel sam, odvetniski koncipi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25
ARKADU AVERCENKO:
DIR ZBA

pozabljamo v druzbi mladih,
duhovitih dam vse napore po-
tovanja. Udarec je zalegel -.
Nato pravi Golobucev, da nj
ma v zdraviliscu nobenih znan-
cev in da je svoji lepi sopotni-
ci rad ma razpolago. Nakar ia
koj vzkliknem: "Milostljiva, &c
ne dobite nobenega zatocisca,
Yam preskrbim prijetno soho V
neki viii oh obrezju z lepo te-
raSO.
Vendar Golobucev nj bill ia
ko nitro premagan.
"Kaj takega dozivi clovek sa-
mo V domacem le%toviscu. Tu
opazamo pomanjkanje kulture
in napredka. Toda inozem-
stvu, v svici ma primer
"Ste bill re V inozemstvu?"
je zivahno vprasala Maria Nj
kolajeva.
"Kajpada! Prepotoval sem
Evropo pc dolgem in pocez."
Maria me pogleda ocitujoce
s svojimi sinjimi ocmi, kakor hi
me hotela, enako izklicatelju
ma drazbi, vprasati: "In til"
V TEN trenutku zacuiemo br-
nenje zrakoplova. Ozremo Sc
kvisku in vidimo zrakoplov, XII
je krozil pc zraku.
"Ste re kdaj letali?" je vpra-
sala najina sopotnica mojega
tekmeca-samoobsebi umevno.
"Seveda. Sal sem znan leta-
lee -. V vojni sem bill vojni le-
talec."
"Cesa mi ne poveste," Sc "a
cudi Maria in strese svojo fla
tolaso glavico. ITO je jake in
teresantno. Povejte mi kakSno
epizodo IL vasega z~ivljenja kot
letalec.
PRAY rad. Mexico sem Sc dvi-
gnll, da izsledim sovraznikove
postojanke. Letal sem emo, dive
uri, kar sem naletel ma sovraz-
mega letalca, XII je letel ma BE
riotu. Sprozil je prot meni svo-
jo mrtvasko ragljo. Nisem izgu-
bill poguma, izvlekel sem samo-
kres IL zepa in ko sem letel Tx
MEGA, sem mu zaklical: Pre-
daj SCI" padel je ma kolena in
prosil milosti; toda JAZZ sem ga
pograbil "a vrat, ga potegnil v
moi zrakoplov, obesil z vrvjo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25
TISK0vNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
Xxx. IZKAZ

Chicago, Ill. Pc 81: Mary Vert
mix in Valentin Mesetz (ker Sc nj
piknika); Matt Videgar soc, sku-
mogel udeleziti ProletarGevega
paj $3.50.
Long Island City, N. Y. Frances
Kobilca So.
Springfield, Ill. Klub st. AT JSZ
SIS. (Poslal Joe Ovca.)
Winamac, Ind. John Kruzick 81.
West Allis, Wis. Frank Candek
81. (Poslal Louis Barborich.)
Sharon, Pa. Frank Kramar 81.
(Poslal Joseph Cvelbar.)
West Frankfort, Ill. Frank josh
$1.65.
Herminie, Pa. Pc 81: Anton For
mix, Andy Bertl, John Fradel, Ma
ry Fradel (slednja diva il Latrobe),
Matt Maurovich (Greensburg) in
Neimenovan (Vestaburg); Martin
Bajc (Meadowlands) Csc, skupaj
$685.. (Poslal Anton Zornik.)
Los Angeles, Calf. Frank No
yak 81.
La Sale, Ill. Ant. Udovic So. so.
Cleveland, o. Mary Zaverl 81.
(Poslal Anton Jankovich.)
Chicago, Ill. Pc $40: Vincenc
Jurman in Rose Jurman; Felix
Strumbelj SIS. (Vsi trije V Cleve-
landu), skupaj $25. GzroGila An
gela Zaitz.)
CanOnsburg, Pa. Mrs. M. Teka-
Vec 81. Gzrocil Frank Zaitz.)
StauntOn, Ill. Anton Ausec 81.
Clarendon Hills, Ill. Andy Bertl
So; Matt Drab 81 (oba v Hermit
ME, Pa, in Frank Ometz Oar
ragh, Pa.), skupaj SIS. ~(Izrocil Jo-
Sko Oven.)
Bridgeport, o. Martin Koss, Sr.,
Csc. (Poslal Joseph Snoy.)
Skupaj $57,95, prejsnji izkaz
$47O.43, skupaj $528.38.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25

vjetski diplomat MISC kaki ov-
eli pastirji in tudi ne nedolzna
bella jagnjeta. Niti ne more nj
hce tFditi, da so breznacelni.
Njihova glavna briga je izvoje-
vati svoji dezeli pc 27. letih
borbe in trpljenja dividende, XII
jih je z~asluzila uzivati v miru
in sVobodi.
Povprecno skrbno mater wa
me Fl let, da vzgoji svojega 81
ma V vzornega moza. Napacna
zenska pa ga lahko V enem te-
dnu spremeni liz moza V "afno".
x
Nedavno smo spet citali, da
so nasli Hitlerja mrtvega, in ma
drugem mestu, da je pobegnil
V Argentine. o macku pravijo,
da ina devet zivljenj, nikoli pa
Sc nisem slisal, da hi imela pod
CANA vec kot emo zivljenje.
<
Mnogi smatrajo, da so civil
zirani ljudje tisti, XII z obleko
s~krivajo, kar je civilizacija u
stvarila ma njihnih telesih.
x
Radoveden sinGek: MAMA,
ali mas zupnik kdaj moli "a tisti
p~rejeti denar, o katerem ga ne
slisi nihce kot Bog?"
K
Soseda: Dober dan, Jerca.
10 sem sla mimo vas k mast, lie
nekdo v stanovanju klel kot sto
vragov. Kaj je bio hudega?
ooh, spela, to nj bilo mic DO
sebnega. Moi start ina grdo ma
vado, da vsako nedeljo zjutrai
rad spi; ko vstane, vidi, da ie
pozen "a k prvi mast, potem ne
more najti masne knjige, pa
preklinja cd jeze."
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25
Nekoi drobizzo

Chicago, Ill. - Sc Sc spomi-
Mate tistih dobrih casov, ko
YAM nj bio treba It'll pc paket
clgaret milo dalec? In ko je
zaposlena delavska matt poslala
svojega sinka mesnico, da ii
prlnese mesa? FAINT pa je med
potoma pozabil, koliko mai ga
prinese, pa je mesar napisal ma
llstek, koliko mu je dial mesa,
v nadi, da DO tako pravilno. In
Oh enem prijazen nasvet, mai v
prihodnje fantu napiSe, koliko
funtov mesa zeli.
<
Tri dni zaporedoma je incl
moi mesar napis "mesnica "a
prta. Nj mesa, niti mozgan." &C.
trtl dan sem zelodcu obcutil
nekak potres in oh enem opa-
zil, da so hlace postale ohlapne
in da lezejo navzdol. Nategnem
pas. Pok! Pretrgal Sc je. Ia
lostno ogledujem polozaj svo-
jih hlac, XII so zlezle ma pete.
Fri tenn sem Sc domislil, da smo
pac V vojnem casu. Ampak IT,
stega napisa, "nimamo mesa, ne
mozgan" moi zelodec nj poza-
bill. Ker Sc v kuharski stroki
prll1cno razumem-saj 10 prak-
ticiram re mad 35 let, mi ie ST.
Mia misel v glavo: kaj ko bi
pas ma drobno razrezal in ma
pravil liz MEGA rizoto?
Z
Dr-r-r, pozvoni hiSni zvonec.
Nejevoljno vstanem S stola in
odprem. Pred mano je postni
usluzbenec S paketom, XII mi ie
poslan pc zracni post. Previ-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-25

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sem veliko Stevilo moth starih
prijateljev, med mimi Toneta
Zornika in njegovo soprogo,
Fradljeve liz Latrobe, Joe Brit
"a, Toneta Kaferla it'd. Govor-
Mkt SO bill poleg mole malen-
kosti Sc Tone Zornik in Mihael
Runner. Program je vodil So
drug Fradel. Tone Zornik Sc je
kot navadno dobro odrezal, ali
posebno dobro je govoril mladi
Mike Runner.
Runner, kateri Sc je pred ne
kaj messed povrnil il vojaske
sluzbe Evropi, ina ne Same
.bogate izkusnje, ampak je tudi
zelo dober govornik. V pol ure
zelo dobro zamisljenem govo-
ri je napravil ma navzoce glo-
box wits. Dokler bono imeli ia
Ike fante med mani, Sc nam nj
treba bait "a naSe druStveno in
delavsko gibanje.
Sodrug Zornik in JAZZ sva tudi
dobila nekaj narocnikov "a mas
list, katere V danaSnjih cash
zelo potrebuje. Kot so Sc mi CT
tatelji Proletarca izjavili, Sc
jim list zelo dopade.