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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
L SANSoveeo urodo
1895 w. 10Th ST.. Chicago q, Ill.
PomoG il Amerike prispela
V SIoyeniiO

Slovenijo
Pred nekaj dnevi smo zopet
prejeli nekaj listov IL stare do
movine. Prinesel Jill je G. Sta
ne Krasovec, Slovenec IL Ljub-
lane, XII je clan jugoslovanske
delegacije ma zavezniski konfe-
renci San Francisco.
v "Ljudski pravici" z dne 8.
aprila 1915 najdemo ma prvi
strani sledeco vest:
Ameriski Slovenci pomagajo
svojim rojakom
Nasi izseljenci v Ameriki so
poslali %glavnemu odboru RIDE
cega kriza Slovenije deset vrec
cevljev. To je lie majhen del We
like zbirke, XII caka v inozem-
stvu "a prevoz. Enote Rdecega
kriza v posameznih krajih so
sprejele tie cevlje "a takojSnjo
razdelitev. Poleg tega je prejel
Rdeci kriz tudi nekaj konden-
ziranega mleka, XII ga DO preko
civilnih ambulant razdelil "a
dojencke in bolnike. PoSiljki je
bill prikljucen tudi sanitetni in.
strumentarij, XII ga je prejela
vojna bolnica in diva posebna
Sivalna stroja "a ortopedicno
delavnico.
To je dokaz, kako napaeno je
bilo staliSce onih, XII SO trdili,
da cd takojsnje pomoci Jugo-
slaviji Slovenci ne bodo nice
sar delezni ter da mai nabrani
denar rajSi caka Ameriki, do
kler dezela ne DO osvobojena.
Razvidno je tudi, da je razde-
ljevanie relifa v oskrbi Rdece-
ga kriza ter da pri delitvi pri-
dejo najprej v poStev mali otro-
ci in bolniki. Razen UNRRA lie
mas Vojni relifni fond Ameri-
kancev juznoslovanskega pore
kla edna organizacija, XII posi-
liza refine potrebscine narav-
most V jugoslovanska pristani-
sea ma Jadranu. Cd tam Sc pre-
vaza v notranjscino V tovornih
avtomobilih in v tovornih 1e-
talih.
Danes bi ne Smelo biti vzro-
ka, eemu Sc maj bi nabran de-
mar Sc nadalje zadrzeval v
Ameriki, ko je mogoce kupiti
najnujnejse potrebscine in Jill
poslati V stare domovino. Po-
moe, XII je namenjena izkljucno
lie Sloveniji, DO poslana v Slo-
venijo. In to Sc re izvaia.
Ia teden mas je priietno IL
nenadil blagajnik podruznice
st. SO, v Clevelandu, odbornik
SANSa John Pollock, XII nam ie
postal eek "a tisoc dolarjev.
Marca meseca smo pa preje1i
diva tisocaka. V Sestih mesecih
ie ia podruznica habra1a "a ma
SO relifno akcijo $9,768.22. Gle
velandcani SO pac lahko pono-
Sni ma ia lep uspeh.
Il Little Fallsa, N. Y, nam ie
postal brat Frank Gregorin zne-
SEX $40, kar sta z bratom Fran
kom Masletom nabrala Cd SIZE
decih: mrs. Mary Lenarcic $25;
John Jacob, Joe Ujcic, John Je-
rina in Tony Martinovic vsak
pc SIS, dive rojakinji sta pa ola
rovali pc So vsaka. V tel nasel-
bini Sc je nabralo "a pomozno
akcijo re mad tisoc dolarjev.
Cd drustva st. 472 SNIP v
Harmarvillu, Pa, je poslala tai
MICA Amalia Sorch lep znesek
Sl96.30. Cd tie vsote sta S sestro
Ano FliSek nabrali med clani v
Oakmontu, Veroni in Indianoli
Sl0O.50, Matt Langus in Flori-
Jan Hudika sta pa nabrala v
Harmarvillu $3.50. Pc $40 sta
prispevala Matt Langus in So
proga, pc SIS Anton Sorch, An
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
POSLUSAJ1E

vsoko nedeIo prvo in nal.
storeiso jugoslovonsko ro
do uro v Chicoqu Cd 9. dc
10. ure dopoldne, postole
Vodi 10 George Morchon
VICES. 1850 kilocycles.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
MIRKo G !. KUHEL:
(Nadaljevanje. }
Volitve v Petrovi vasi

Nekaj dni kasneje SO Sc vrsi-
lie volitve v Petrovi vasi. Ia
volisce je sluzila vaska Sofa,
kjer je bill ma stem obeSen Sc
znam vseh volilcev. Pravomoc-
nih volilcev v normalnih cash
bi bio ISL, toda sedaj Sc je IL
med teh 33 borilo v partizanski
vojski. Cez dan, opoldne in we
Ger gredoc S polja SO Sc vascani
in vaScanke vrstili eden "a dru-
GIN in volili. CHM je eden prejel
glasovnico, je njegovo ime bio
precrtano ma listi; v sosednji
sobi je bila mala stajica, kjer je
vsak zaznamoval ma glasovnico
candidate svoje stranke, 10 pre-
gibnil in spustil skozi ozko Cd
prtino V zaklenjeno shrambo.
Ko je bila lista volilcev izcrpa-
ma, je lokalni stevni odbor pri-
eel Steti glasove. Izmed 118 gla-
sovnic jih je bio Sest prekriza-
nth brez oznacbe k~andidatov.
To je bio znamenje, da teh Sest
volilcev nj simpatiziralo S par
tizani. Dejstvo, da SO tt najbrz
belogradistom naklonjeni lju-
die vseeno priSli ma volisce in
pokazali svojo nezadovoljnost,
je xiv dokaz njihove we're v tai
most volitve, sicer bi Sc ne pri-
kazali. TIE glasovnice so bile
proglasene neveljavne, ker MISC
dajale prednosti ali glasu nobe-
nemu kandidatu, estate pa SO
bile porazdeljene pc kandida-
tin Zmagovalec je prejel "a
glasov, drugi najbliznji kandi-
dat pa 81. Rezultat je bill takoj
zapisan ma table, nakar Sc je
odbor vrnil V vas in ga razgla-
sill. V tel vasi SO navzoci vaSca-
nj glasovali skoraj 1000 in to
dejstvo potrjuje izjave parti-
zanskega casopisja, XII je nava-
jalo enako visoko udelezbo pc
vseh volilnih okrajih.
Volitve "a visje urade
Izvoleni kandidati IL malih
vasi SO bill poslani V obcinska
IN okrajna sredisca, da tam "a
stopajo blagor svojih volilcev.
Ii DELEGATE so potem izvolili IL
svoje srede poslanca "a sloven-
isk narodni parliament (skupaj
$50 poslancev). Vsi izvoljeni
kandidati SC zavzeli takoj svo-
ia upravna ali zakonodajna me-
sta.
Ia process volitev seveda Sc nj
popoln in ne more biti, dokler
lie sovraznik Sc vedno v dezeli.
Vseeno pa pokaze, da je demo-
mestu.
kracija ma delu kjerkoli je mo-
goce, in elm BIO sovraznik po-
gnan cez meje, DO ljudstvo ime-
10 re prakticne izkusnje 0 de
mokraciji. Ia svoj povojni ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02
v-bombe ubiIe 1886 Ijudi

Nemske V-bombe, XII so Jill
naciji spuscali Y Anglijo, so
ubile 1886 oseb, 25,1O1 pa je
bio ranjenih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-02

akcijo $50, 428.63.
Obletnica
Maja meseca lanskega leta sc
prinesli slovenski listi pri o.
vobodilni 'front.' drobno pesmi-
co, XII jo je zlozila mlada par
tizanka Vojka. Glasi Sc:
PiSmo
Ne joel, mama,
sal me rama vec ne skeli.
VGrjemi, Sc enkrat rada bi dala
"a veliko stvar svojo mlado kri.
Ne joel, mama!
Poglej: IL tisoc oci
iskra, XII sem jo vzgala,
kot kres gori!
Ne joel, mama,
ker lie to me boil.
Badi, kar smo mi vsi,
in tudi stisni pesti.
To mlado dekle SO gestapov-
ci ubili l. maia 1914 mad Zagor-
jem OBJ Saw. Porocilo, XII opisu-
je kako SO V Zagorju lansko le-
to slavili delavci Prvi maj, ONE
MIA tudi Vojko. Tole rece:: "Tak-
sen prvi maj smo morali letos
p%raznovati V Zagorju. Da Sc ne
bi nasi hitlerjevci blamirali
pred Steindlom S prazno dvora-
no in da Sc mu ne bi kaj pripe-
tito, je dobil vsak delavec kon-
trolno stevilko, katero je moral
pred 'apelom" oddati. Bundles
firer" mas je krice prepriceval
o nenlski zmagi, da bi Zagorja-
nj Sc boil garali in dajali XIV
Ienja "a naSe valpete in krvni-
Ike, nam je zatrjeval, da je Sta
jerska bila in DO nemska, hkra-
tt pa je grozil onim, XII z enc
roko pozdravljajo "Heil', v
drugi pa Dire revolverje.
Popoldne SO pripeljali S.
ovci V Zagorje tri mrtve parti-
zane. Obstrelili Sc jih mad Ia
gorjem, nakar SO 81 partizani
tovariSica Vojka in tovariSa I've
Levstik-Goj in MILO sami po-
gnali krogle V SENECA, da hi ne
padli v roke SS-ovcem. Gledali
smo ma pocez ma voz nalozena
trupla glave in noge so jim
visele preko lestev, = XII so jih
svabski krvniki pobili in napol
slekli. Voz Sc je ustavil sredi
Zagorja, SS-ovci pa so silili lju-
di, da bi hodili gledat "bandi-
te". Priti je morala zagorjan-
ska godba in zaigrati koracnico
= Ma Zeleni trait pa SO ia dan
pobrali vec kmeckih druzin.
Mas odgovor ma vse to je bil
re predpoldne ma "apelu'', kje1
nj padel niti en- He'll liz rudar-
skin ust in Sc nj dvignila nit
ena roka V pozdrav."
Prospect for 1945"
To je naslov enega clanka '
l6-stranski brosurici, Xxi jo je
pred kratkim "a anglesko jaw
most tidal Slovenski narodn.
svet. Drugi clanki so "Jugosla-
via and Trieste, spisal dir. Ora
go MaruSic, Problems Of
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
WRONG ACTOR
(Anchorage Times)

Senator Ray Willis of Indiana was quoted the other day as saying that the OPA, instead of holding the price line" :" IS shrinking the waistline."
 That isn't a bad summing up of the Congressional case against the price agency. In fact, it's pretty neat exam pie. of the Senatorial epigram, which oc- casionally is on the ponderous side There's only one trouble, as we see it. Senator Willis wasn't the right man to utter 1t.
 The gentleman from Indiana is a poor advertisement of OPA'S villainous inep- titude. He has one of the least shrunk- looking waistlines in the Senate. And while his accusation may be true, we fear that his solid pretense robs it of some persuasiveness.
 So we hope the next time MT. Willis conceives similar sally, he will seek out some Senatorial Cassius with lean and hungry look to deliver it. MT. Caper of Kansas, for instance, could talk convinc- ingly of shrinking waistlines. So could MT. Ball of Minnesota. But Mir. Willis may have defeated his purpose by his performance. The script was good, but the casting was all wrong.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
Judge Alexander Issues Permanent Injunction

In the case of Bowles vs Charles c. Warner Co.,, of Juneau, Judge Alexander of the U. s. District Court in Juneau, issued a perman- ent injunction against the firm on July 10. The order restraints the firm from charging prices in ex- cess of maximum prices permitted for tke sale of material or services.
 The firm, owned by Mrs. Aileen Warner, also made settlement of a Treble Damage Claim with the Office of Price Administration by making a payment in the sum of $1,O5O.00 in full settlement to the United States Treasury.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
MONDAY, JULY, IS, 1s45

eressmen use precious hours do ing chores for people back hom because they can't afford enougl competent assistants.
 A Good Mans Job
 Many solons labor incorporate ly. Rep. Doughton, who is past 8l rises regularly at 500 am, anc starts his l2-hour day at 6:3O this after 34 years in the House and IA years chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. What $1OO,O00 official of industry claims to be worth more to his firm than Doughton is to his state and nation? American legislators are top-flight, except in pay.
 Must we send rich men to Con- gress because poor men lack the funds to finance the job, or can't afford to maintain an extra home in wealthy Washington? Do we want incompetents on Capitol Hill who stay there because they could never earn so much anywhere else? The answer is mo" of course; America can afford the best. Tken congratulate your Con- gressman on this increase and don't let him wait 20 years for the next one.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
Vim. J. Mcdonald, Alaska Forester. 6l, Passes On

ANCHORAGE, July 16-(P)- William J. Mcdonald, 61, senior forester of Alaska and member of the forest service since 1913, died this morning following an illness of several months.
 Mcdonald served on the selective service board for two years. He was a member of the Anchorage park board, Scout committee, USO board of control and numerous civic organizations, and the Ma sonic lodge.
 He had high interest in the con- servation of Alaska forest lands, which brought him the appoint ment of head of the Alaskan Fire Control, which was organized in 1889, holding that positoin until the time of his death.
 The survivors include his widow Melda Mcdonald of Anchorage, and two brothers, Harry and Rob- ert of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
NATIONAL PLANNING
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Does national planning conflict with individual initiative? Does it mean the throttling of private enterprise? These are great questions. One of the immedl- ate difficulties is that so much of the na- tional planning has been by men who frankly state they wish to upset the American tradition and go forward with program of state ownership, of collec- tive farming, and of system of industry with no profits.
 A good many of these idealists are open and above board Communists. They admire the Russian plan of society, ap- parently overlooking the fact that plan needs an iron-fisted dictator to impose it upon the people. Probably they are will ing to provide the dictator. Yet, if there is one thing more than another which the American people cannot endure, it is dic- tation. Our proverbial philosophy is that one man is as good as another. So if in any way national planning smacks of Communism it will not be acceptable. But plans that can wisely direct and sug- geSt greater individual effort, or that can open new avenues for enterprise, will be welcome In other words, we are willing to be shown, but not to be bossed. No one is going to drive US. And if these national planners think they can use the war emergency to put over communistic mo- tions, they had better think again. We are willing to do everything to win the war, but when peace comes we expect to return to our normal ways.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16

Think twice before you speak-par- ticularly if you contemplate saying what you really think.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-16
PAYING PARLIAMENT

How would you like to be elect ed to the board of governors of the finest country club you ever saw? Unless you are an exception al person, you can't afford such job. It uses a lot of time and there's no salary connected with it. Helping to boss lovely palace in the middle of big playground is fun q imagine) but it's an ex- pensive pastime.
 People who habit such spots to enjoy their spare time are in the financial upper brackets. If they work at all, they do things they enjoy doing, or perhaps they do a few jobs nobody else can do as we'll. Such wealthy people are usually competent but they en- gage others to handle their rou- tine work. This leisurely class is growing steadily smaller, but it still exists.
 Work We'll Done
 A rich country club is proverb- ially we'll managed. It does not need to economize and cut cor ners, but that's only part of the story. It is governed by men of singular ability with spare time, who like their club and take per- sonal interest in it. They have no better minds than men who hus- tie for business and use their wives for stenographers, but ex- cellence thrives on calm.
 By the way Mrs. Harry A Tru- man used to serve her husband as secretary when he was senior Sen ator from Missouri. The President told it himself to the press when he approved the bill allowing $2,500 a year expense pay to rep resentatives. It would be hard to find stronger testimony that mem- bers of he Congress of the United States need better compensation for the work they do.
 No Time To Think
 In every practical sense, mem- bers of Congress have been elect ed to the board of governors of the worlds grandest country-not country club. They represent important segments of people who have chosen them to help boss (not a playground the most in- fluential power under the shining sun, and, until early this month they got $1O,OOO year-the pay of a junior executive.
 One of Americas ugliest habits is criticizing Congress for short comings that result directly from being poorly paid. No one mar can study all the profound issues
Evening star., 1945-11-07
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Dutch and Indonesians
all 10 Make Headway
On Freedom Question
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, Nov. THE Dutch
and Indonesian Nationalists re-
manned at odds today In their search
for compromise to end the bloody
strife in the Netherlands Indies.
Soerkarno and Soebardjo, who
style themselves president and for,
eign minister of the "Indonesianl
Republic" conferred again with the
Allied commander, British 1t. Gen.
Sir Philip Christison. They were
expected also to meet informally
again with DR.. H. j. van Nook, act
ing governor general of the islands.
DR.. van Nook has offered the IN
donesians type of dominion status
under the Dutch Queen, with the
Indonesians sharing equally in de-
velopment of the country. Soer-
karno and his followers insisted
they would accept nothing short of
complete independence.
Separate statements of the two
camps yesterday showed the parties
could agree only on the single point
that 1t would be better for Indonesia
If the Dutch and Indonesians could
live happily together.
Jockey for Position.
Both sides were jockeying for
position in which world opinion will
play most important role.
At the morning conference, Soc
karno proposed to divide Java into
regional sections where contact bu-
reauS would be established to effect
haison between British officers and
Indonesian local leaders. Soekarno
said this would enable the British to
go into any area to disarm japanese
and rescue internees, because the
way would be paved by the cooper
ating councils OF British and natives.
Soekarno said he would 60 to
Jogjakarta Friday to address ma
tional gathering Of Indonesian
youth movements.
The British army newspaper said
an enemy situation" prevailed at
Magelang, where considerable bands
of armed youths were concentrated.
In Batavia, the British arrested 81
such armed men, but others escaped
after being warned by a native
policeman.
Statement by Soekarno.
Soekarno declared yesterday that
up until now there is no sign of the
Dutch having other intentions than
restoring the old colonial system.
Dutch Rule Hit,
"The Dutch know they are un-
equal to the task of imposing their
domination on us, but they are
buoyed up by the hope of being able
to utilize Allied forces to crush the
Indonesians' determination to
maintain their sovereignty.
$50 long as the world sees no way
out of the present impasse except
supporting the Dutch claim to Ipdo-
nesia, that long will Indonesia be
unable to contribute its material
wealth to the enrichment of the
| world"
Soekarno's statement did not re-
ject the Dutch proposals specifi-
cally, but such phrases as when
the republic of Indonesia is form
ally recognized" were interpreted as
indicating the Indonesians intended
to settle for nothing less than in.
dependence.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Indies Ex-Governor
Arrives in Montreal

Ey the Associated Press. --.@
MONTREAL, Nov. TIE. w. l.
Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachou-
wer, who resigned recently as gov
ernor general of the Netherlands
Indies, was one Of more than 10O
passegers arriving in the Cavina
from the United Kingdom yester-
day.
Except to reiterate that he had
resigned his governor generals post
over disagreement with Allied pol
Icy In Java, he said he was unable
to make any other comment on the
situation in the Indies He was er
route to Baltimore to rejoin his
family, with whom he had beer
taken prisoner by the Japanese ir
Java.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

OIL Co. OF New Jersey here yesterday
when huge oil tank with 100, 900
barrel capacity exploded and caught
fire. The blaze menaced several
other huge tanks.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

SYDNEY, Nov Z t(P).-Two per-
sons were injured today when 200
members of the Communist party
staged demonstration on wharf at
Wooloomooloo where transport was
waiting to depart for Java with
1,600 Dutch soldiers. A barrage of
Evening star., 1945-11-07
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IS Hurt in Oil Plant BIust

BAYONNE, N. j., Nov. 7 tP.-Ff-
teen persons were injured, two seri-
ously, at the plant OF the Standard
Evening star., 1945-11-07

bottles and plates was hurled from
the ship when the demonstrators
booed the soldiers.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Msrsns Feel esas Featured in
the new Martin 2o1 are elastic
fuel cells. These Mareng cells,
like the bladder of 4 football,
are easily installed or removed
-. may be quickly repaired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10
No Halfway Peace

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10
Stocks Mixed
AS To Prices

New York, April l0.-(AP)-The
stock market continued to work at
cross purposes today. While assort-
ed issues were able to add small
fractions, many leaders stumbled.
Occasional gamers included U. S.
Steel and Southern Pacific. Back
ward were Bethlehem and General
Motors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

Mahatma Gandhi says he plans to
live l25 years. He's now IS. Let's
see, that makes 80 more years Of get
ting his name n the newspapers
every other Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10
Gotten Trend
Is Downward

New York. April lO.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened five cents a bale
higher to five cents, lower. Noon
prices were unchanged to 25 cents
a bale lower. May 22.25, July 22.o7,
October pip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

The meat shortage has greatly in
creased our number OF vegetarians,
though the new members don't seem
to think much Of the club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

BRING YOUR BICYCLES TO
Reliable Welding anG Machine
Works for all kinds Of repairing.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

BEGINNING APRIL II, WE WILL
close At | p. m. on Wednesdays.
Sanitary Market. 9-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

YESTERDAY. Answer
Al Cereal grain
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"A Place
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

FOR SALE: WOOD SAW IN coon
condition. See Dick Neatherv.
Norma Road. lO-3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

BUILDING SUPPLIES, RED
CEDAR shingles, brick siding, buff
and red, asphalt shingles, roll
roofing, nails, and quality paints.
Alex 5. Watkins. The Place of
Values" 24-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for you1
table. We deliver ana save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Vel
low Front. 25-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10
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WANTED: FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
unfinished apartment for three
service mems wives. No children.
Gail 3G4-J. 9-5tl
WANTED - SETTLED WOMAN
for general house work. Good sal
arv. To stay on lote. Mrs. B. II.
Nixon, Telephone 867-W. 30-tI
WANTED TO BUY GAS STOVE
and water heater. Address Buy
err care Dispatch. lott
WANTED TRUCK DRIVER AT
once. Apply in person al Nights
Coal & Wood. ia
Try TOLSC:J'S SCABE-KNOX A
specific treatment for itch, eczema
ailu al! f0rlns Of skin irritation. 75c
and $l.0O per jar. Peoples Drug
Store, Henderson. N. c. l&Fr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

MIR. FARMER-HAVE YOUR WELL
drilled now and pay for it twelve
months later. Write for quotation
and give direction and distance
from town. Heater Well Co.. RAJ
leigh. N. C, Tues-&-Fri-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

CAR GLENN ROGERS NMOKF-
less briqucts. Place your order
now. II. O. Falkncr & Son, Coal
and Wood. Phone 200. or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-10

DRIVER WANTED -
Prefer one familiar with roads in
this section and must be able to
read and write. Give reference.
Apply Vance Furniture Company.
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