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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
KAKTUS PISE

Pueblo, Colo. Pred soda
MO SVetoVnO VoJno, ki je v EV-
rOpl v glavnem koncana, je tu-
kajSnJe druStVo "Orel'' SNIP
priredilo vsako leto skozi dvaj-
set let majskO slaVnoSt * prve-
mu maju) IN poleg drugega je
imelo ma sporedu igro vcasi
sOcialno dramo vCaSi veselo-
igrO Dvorano smo Vselei ma
pOlnlli Pc igri kj je vcasl pred
StaVljala tipiCnO kmecko xiv
JjenJe, VcaSi satire IL Malone
SGanstva, ali pa ldilo mladosti
II ziVljenJa med slovenskim ma
rodOm, tedaj je bio vselej Sc
dolgo casa po lgrl poVpraSeva-
ME, kdaj DO "Orel" spet prize
dill kulturni vecer "Orel'' je bill
med nami srediSce vsega kul-
turnega udeJstVovanja Yes
Ia cas- - mad dVajset let je
pr "Orlu" rezirala igre Rose
RadOVIch
Zadnja leta pa "Orel' vec
ne prircja majskih proslav sal
tekom te vojne ne. Vsake vrste
zapreke nastancjo Zaposlenost
vSeh ljudj pa DO naibrz glavni
VzrOk.
Letos Je to drustvo prIredIlo
kulturnl vecer Z dru$tVenim ma
raSCajem V zacetku tega leta
Je us%tanOvilo krozek s clam svo-
jega mladlnskega oddelka, XII sc
jc izkazal Ia druStvo jake pO-
membnega Mladina sc V kroz-
ku vadi voditl seize, debatirati
in oblikovati karakterjc Ia or
ganizacijO
V ncdclJo veccr 27 maJa jc
Orlov mladinSkI krozek vprizo-
Ri tri enodejanke - dive Y an
glc$Cinl in emo SlOVcnSko Use
VCzbanjc in VOdStVO mladinc ie
OpraVila Rose RadOVich Use tri
lgricc so bile Vprizorjene kot da
50 ma Odru professionally igralci
ne pa mladi diletanti. Nekateri
izmed Nth so ze preceJ odraSCe-
nj Glasno in razloCnO izgovar-
jamie bescd, IN pa kretnje -
VSe to je bilo izvrSeno tako do
bro, Y angleSkima in V sloven-
ski lgrl, da tega nismo pricako-
vail In kako domaCe so Sc DO
tutili ma odrul Mogoce je k to-
mu pripomoglo sedanje meScan-
Sko z%ivljenie, ko ina mladina
priliko videti V glediScih vsakc
sorte predstave in igralce, Pa
tudi nadarjeni SO ii mladi Clani
Orlovega krozka. Med mimi je
clan, XII je pokazal vso glasbeno
izurjenOst, in mlad pevec, XII DO
lahko Sc veliko dosegel
Ii mladi %fantje in dekleta, cd
osmega do 16. leta starosti, bo-
do hotel Sc igrati in Sc udei-
stvovati ma naSem kuIturnem
polju in drustvo Orel jim mora
biti vedno V vzpodbudo in v po-
moe. Pri vsem tenn delu jim je
treba potrpezljivega vodje ire
ziserja), dokler 81 ga V dogled-
mem casu sami ne pridobe IL
sVoiih vrst. Ia to priredbo je
vse pripravila in rezirala, kakor
omenjeno, Rose Radovich, "a
kar il moramo DAFT vse prizna-
ME. &c., Kaktus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

u..o.;o Treto ic torci "a
n. p'' r"'ano Rn"ono tako da
La','' l,,'' onLrat 10 zavoz-
10 y 'J0,''" 90 ~I.tL fa1J
''''i NV h1avondor
"'"i''i -" 49, hiIn +,,d;
bo2p g",,a La,tj gnocriska in
'("'sr lIodn Trcta
"''6' ,IUaaa nodvzo1i
T,,, ,,Ln aostro,i nrona-
a - -, so,,r,zpiki Tito
5''I .,r,stnn MORA.
NG?aI,r -, ,aro ndario
~ w. |a.aI,or, ooda1
y ItDvNi ftl' Dnbr'i'i' DI IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
GLAS 70-LETNECA
ROJAKA o STAREM a

Mas priiateli in narocnik 49,
letni Frank Karish ma Biwabi-
ku, MINI, je narotil Majski
glas in OBJ enem izraza svoje
misli o polozaju V starem kraju.
Huduje sc mad onimi, XII sedai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13
ONENTAR.



ledovanjc pri ameriSkih obla-
stih Ia preselitev V New York
mu nj mic pomagalo, dasi ga je
tudi to precej stale. Odsel je ma
Kubo, kjer znajo bogatim lju-
dem zelo dobro l~ajSati zepe. Cd
tam je Sci S svojo ljubico Magdo
Lupescu V Mehiko, kjer pa jima
je postalo silno dolg cas-. Dobila
sta V led. drzavah nekaj Ru-
munceV, XII SO ustanovili ru-
munski "osVobodilni odbor". ii
"DemokratiCno'' navdahnjeni
ljudje so V state Department.
pOizvedovali, CO bi incl kaj pro-
ii, ako sc prescli Karl il Mehikc
V N. Y, kjer bi naceljeval ru-
munSkemu odboru Ia osvobOdl-
tcV Rumunije. To je bio pred
lanskem. AmeriSka vlada je po-
nudbo odbila, par Karlovih a
gentoV V Detroitu pa Je dala
aretirati. Ma obraVnavl so dobill
zapornc kaZni.
Ubczni kralj Karl vzlic trdo-
s%rcnosti ameriSkega drzavnega
oddelka NJ odnehal V prizadeVa-
Nth da Sc lzSeli IL Mehike kan
V tax kraj, kjer bl bio zanj in
Ia Magdo vec zivljenja Prosil
jc ameriSko Waldo mai mt do
vol priti sal New Orleans,
kJcr bi Sc ukrcal ma ladjo, XII bi
ga pcljala V Argentine. Me-"
mu je bio receno. Pa Je njego-
Vo bivSe veliCanstvo n~ajelo ar
gcntlnsko ladjo XII je priSla ma
mcnOma v mchiSko prlstaniScc
Vera Cruz, ma katerO Sc jc ukr-
cal S svojim spremstvom in prt-
IJagO. NazaJ grede sc je to ladja
uStaVlla v New Orleansu, toda
pristaniSka oblast je kapitanu
n%arOcila, da Karl V caSu ladii-I
mega prlstanka V tel luki ne SINE
il kabine. Moza, XII jc znal uka-
zoVati milijonom ljudi, je to to
gOtllO in ra~zzaljen jc bill V Bue-
nos Airesu mu tudi nj 20 wolff
Ieli 81 nazai V Pariz in Franco
jo, kjcr sta 4 Magdo ma stroSkc
Ocdnega rumunskcga ljudstva
il case radosti 4 uzitkom pila
skozi najlepSi del njunega xiv
IjCnja. Kcr ina Karl Sc Vcliko
cckinov, 50 v francoSki vladi
well njcgovo pro$njo fresno V
pretrcs".
KarIov sluCai prica, kako be
daStO jc uSiljcvati narodom di-
nastiic in kako ncdcmokraticno
ic VsC to. Ali je bio zavczni-
kom pc prcjSnji VoJni treba AL
bancem ~usiljcvati kralja in Ce-
mu? BivSi kralj log jc zc dolgo
IL Atlantic, a Sc vedno 20 dvor-
sko ziVi. Odnesel je IL dczclc
mad million v zlatu, vecinoma
tisti denar, XII ga je Albaniji
Mussollni posojeval. In jugoslo-
Vanski bivSi regent knee Pavle
S sVojo Olgo zIvi v taken udob-
ia, kot da je Sc vedno regent in
kot da Sc vedno zajema il DIR
blagajnc. In res zajema,
doklcr DO kralJ Peter ura-
dno priznan Ia kralja, jc dvor-
ma blagajna Sc vedno njegova
IN Ia zajemanja IL ME jc samo
rcgentom odgovoren.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

prihajajo ma poSvetOvanja in
p~ogajanJa v Beograd, ne pa jul
gosloVanskI V London in Wash
ington
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

D@~f OCA~ ~
in par zidoV Izjavil je, da ME
goVa Vlada nj protl cerkvi, zeli
pa, da bi Sc katoli$ka hierarhiia
priblizala ljudstvu in sluzila
MENU v korist, namesto v Sko-
do, Ampak I dobrimi nauki ie
ne DO pOboljSal NajboljSe DO.
&c OSVObOdilna fronta izVede To-
Citev CerkVe cd drzave, kakOr
je obetala Ampak morda 81 te-
ga ne DO upala. MOgOce je pri-
tiSk "demokraticnib" dezel pro
II taxi nakanI premOCan? Kot
Sc mu je posrecilo primorati iu-
gOSloVanske cete il Koro$ke in
TrSta, Je praV lahkO mogoce, ola
&Cltl tudi faSlStiCnO orientiranO
katOliSkO d~uhoVSCinO ma HrVat-
Skcm in SlOVcnSkem, ne sicer
zatO, ker Je faSiStiCna in je de
loVala Ia faSizem, paC pa radi
tcga, kcr jc "katoliSka''. Ma sve-
tn 50 sc zmerom godile cudne
reel in sedanja doba prav goto-
70 nj izjema V tenn pravilu.
V uniji ACWA je veliko tia
lijanoV, posebno V New Yorku
Advance" XII je glasiIo te uni
je Cnjen predscdnik je Sidney
Hlllman)s ina v svoji junijski
6teVilki dalj$o izjavo, XII 10 je
objaVil Free italy American
Labor Council" kot "odprto pi-
SmO JugOslovanskemu Titu" V
lmenu pol milijona clanov ONE
njcncga kOncila PriporoCajo
spraVo MED I~talijo in Jugosla-
WHO bodisI gledc primorskega
~VpraSanJa kot gledc vscga dru-
gcga, kar SC tiCe zgoIj lie TEH
DVEH dezel Maj zastopniki
svobodne Jugoslavijc in svobo-
dine ~ltalije rcSiJO vse tc profile
me med sabo sami, poudariajo
V izJaVI, ali I drugImi beseda-
mi, cemu pu$catI Anglczcm in
AmcrlcanOm narckOvati Italiji
IN JugoslavIji, kako mai 81 ure-
de sVoje hiSel Ako bi vsi ItaIi-
Jam bill Ia tako spravljivOst, bi
ne bio med JugOSlaVijo in TIA
lilo nobenih sporov, ker bi la
hko drug poleg drugega vzaic-
mnO zlVeli
Lls' Justice kI Je tudl gla-
sllO d~elaVceV v oblaCilni indu-
triJl, namrec unijc ILGW IN V
katerl Jc odstotck Italijanov
brzkone Sc vccjI kot pa V AC-
WA, napram Titovi JugosIaviji
NJ tako toleranten O, nikakor
ne ACW je V Go, ILGW pa V
AL V prvi smatrajo JugosIa-
WHO Ia JugoslaviJo, V drugi pa
lie Ia prirepek komunisticne Ru-
size. in S tega stali$ca V svoii
propaganda udrihajo pc Mi
La ParoIa V New Yorku pri-
obcuje poleg clankov v italian
SCini proteste proti Titovemu
'imperializmu" tudi V angleSci-
nj V izdaji Z dine 2. junija ina
ma prvi strani diva angle$ka
clanka. Prvi ina naslov CLEO
nora Duse Society Of Endicott,
N. Y. Protests Tito's Imperial
ISM, in naslov drugega je 'Tri-
este, Istria Have Been Italian
For More Than 5000 Years..
Poleg tega je V New Yorku ve-
Xix italijanski dnevnik, XII je
pisal Ia M%ussolinija in nabiral
prispevke "a faSisticne akcije
skozi do vstopa I~talije V vojno,
in mnogo drugih reakcionarnih
italijanskih listov v New Yor-
ku, V Chicago in drugje, XII so
vsi V ofenzivi prot Titu. To ie
IA Jugoslavijo pod Titom velika
cast. Dokler je bila pod Ale
ksandrom, Pavlom in cincarii
ter tarsijo, je nj nihce upoSte-
vii in nihce spoStoval. Sedai pa,
zbita kot je, izmucena in krva-
VEGA, jo mora upo$tevati VISA
Italia in angleski zastopniki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

JapOnSkih VOJakOV ubltih. IZgube
Italijani bi Sc radl dinaStiie
iznebili. Jim ne della nobenc ca
ST in pa zclo Velike stroSke
imaJo I MO Nj IgraCa Ia revno
dezelo kot Jc Italia. tro$iti "a
Emanuela, nJcgOVcga Sina I'm
berta, Ia raznc vojVodc SpoIete
in druge sOrOdnikc dVora veG
miliJOnov ma leto P~redscdnik
republike Stanc velIkO mani in
ako Je republika res ljudoVlada,
sc mora prcdScdnikoVa zlahta Y
Mi sama prezivljati
Dictator Franco je I gesto
cIOVekOljubnOSti "oSVobodil''
diva tisoc nadaljnih jetnikov.
GILLETTE, kako ]dobrotljiv je
Franco" 50 rckli njegovi zago-
Vornlkl, d ne poVcdo pa, da je
Jecah V Spaniji Sc vedno O.
krOg OScm tlSOC pOlitlcnih Jet
nIkOV IN da VrIC V zapOr VSake-
ga, kI Je OsumlJcn, ola sedaj ru-
Varl prot draw ito jc, prot
trancu IN taSIzmu). Nit ne po-
Vedo SteVlla OnIh pOIitIcnih Jet
nIkoV, XII 50 81 FrancOvih mu-
clinical nalczl boleznl in pogi-
Mill, kakor Jc on zclel
Fa$Izcm Y Spaniji Sc vzdrzu-
je edino L dobrOhotnoStjO -
LOndOna IN WaShingtOna. Gin
bi ii dive Vladl hotcli je strmo-
glaVlJCn, ne S kakO .oborOzcnO
lntcrVcncIjO, tcmVcC 4 odvze-
MON amcrl$ke IN angle$ke go
~spOdarskc IN diplomaticne pod
pore FrancoVi vladi Toda kai
potcm2 Ia "kaj potcm" V Spa
nil jc Vzrok, ccmu jc Franco
Sc ma krmilu, zadnji dictator IL
MussoliniJcVc-Hitlcricvc fa$isti-
enc zlahtc
V /agrcbu 50 VISlicc in Salvc
ma dclu tudl pod Titom. PoroCi-
10 Associated Press 4 dine 7. ju-
Mia pravI, da je sodi$ce move
HrVatskc pod TitomJ obSodilo
V smrt Dir. NikOla MandiCa. XII
je bill "prcdscdnik" hrvatske IA
$iSticnc Wade pod "poglavni-
kom' PaVellccm Polcg Mandi-
ca so bill ustrclicni 20 prckem
sodu Paveliccv vojni minister
Nlkola Stcinfcl in minister bo-
gocastja, justice IN notraniih "a
dev Dir Pavao CankiC. Mani
castna" kazcn jc obe$cnjc V
lStcm casu 50 bill obsojcnl n a
ViSiicc PaveIlCcv minister Ia
Vnanjc zadcvc DIR. Mile Budak.
XII jc SVOjcCasno rogovilil Ia
'~nczavisno HrVatsko" 20 hrvat-
skin kolonijah V Ameriki. pol
koVnlk Joco Rukavina in Ivan
VignjcVic, p~redscdnik PavcIiCe-
vega SodlSCa Ia magic sodbe.
Wee drugih jc bio obsojenih ma
dosmrtnO jccO, nckatcri ma 20
let zapora it'd. S Cistko ma Hr-
vatskem Sc nadaljuje, kajti V
Mi je Sc veliko nesnage, tolova-
jew in izdajalcev naroda.
kako jc Slovcniji? "Stra-
sno!' Tako porocajo pobegli slo-
Venski duhovniki IL Rima. eta
ko stra5no je V Sloveniji in ma
Hrvatskem", da Sc je oglasil
sam Sveti oCe in Il boleCim ST.
Gem sporotil, da prihajajo cd
tam zelo zelo zalostna porocila
-. Ker mi nimamo tako dobrih
zVez kot jih ina ISL skozi Rim,
bono morah nekoliko pocakati,
ola cujemo tudi drugo plat
zVona.
MarSal Tito je bill V Sloveniii
in ma Hrvatskem ma govorni$ki
turf. Povsod je poudaril, da DO
sedanja jugoslovanska vlada cd
locno ~vztrajala v zahtevi "a pra-
vitno reSitev mel, kajti pc pref
snji vojni so bile posebno Ia
Sloveniio skrajno KRIVICNO
zacrtane. Govoril je tudi o GER
Xvi. o katoliSki cerkvi seveda,
ker v S1oveniji druge nj, razen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-13

PriporOCitc prijatelju, ma
81 narOCi Prolctarca.
The sub., 1945-04-28
Bouquets
 and BriCkhuts

A BRICKBAT right on the head of YOUR COIUMNIST for the ~BRICKBATS he threw at the INDUSTRIAL CAN TEEN SERVICE without knowing the full facts behind the case UNION COMMITTEE invited to investigate the SERVICE and report another page of The SUB finds YOUR COLUMNIST has erred Well we all make mistakes once in while.
 BOUQUET OF BEAUTIFUL ORCHIDS each to the charming ladies, CONNIE CUNY and EMMA MACHATTIE, of the weders These lovely ladies the first to recognize the value of REAL UNION for EBCO and did their bit by only being of the first to join but active and loyal to the principles of TRUE UNIONISM. What job the and thomas will have trying to turn THIS TYPE of worker against the AZ of l.?
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Dewey Urges Britain
To Open Palestine 10
NonrepatriabIe Jews

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. IAN appeal
to throw Palestine open to immi-
grafton by items of thousands of
non-repa triable" Jews living in
German camps has been directed to
Great Britain by Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey.
Speaking last night at a mass
meeting sponsored by the American
Zionist Emergency Council, Gov.
Dewey asserted that the United
States had an interest in the Pales-
tine problem equal to that of
Britain.
ut is the common victory of our
selves and our Allies in the World
War which made possible the Brit
| iSh mandate of PaleStine-WhiCh
made possible that mandate express.
ly granted for the purpose of pro.
noting the development of Jewish
homeland. he said.
I'VE call for the free right of i'm
migration into Palestine and for its
establishment now. The conscience
of civilization must find expression
1t can wait no longer"
DR.. Abba Hillel Silver, joint chair
man of the American Zionist Emer.
gency Council and chairman of it!
Executive Committee, referring tt
British Prime Minister Clement Att
lee, declared:
The doors of Palestine will b,
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Attorneys Rose Rated Best
In Silver Spring Harvest Show

A Washington attorney, Daniel
w. O'Donoghue, jr., 5O46 Sedgwick
street NV, son of District Court
Justice ODonoghue, exhibiting his
roses for the first time in the Silver
Spring harvest show, yesterday won
a membership in the American Rose
Society given by Neil Hansen, presi-
dent Of the Potomac Rose Society,
to the nonmember of the American
Rose Society awarded the highest
number of points.
Mr.. ODonoghue'S entry, Heart S
Desire" red rose, was judged best
rose in show" at the close OF the
show at the armory.
A white Australian dahlia named
Mothers Day" won best in show
honors for E. R Phillips. president
of the National Capital Dahlia So
clety.
Other best in show" winners
were: Mrs. j. s. Boyd, best arrange
ment; Mrs. Frederick Lang, garden
flowers; Mrs. Alfred Cole, artistic
vegetable arrangement; Mrs. Paul
LeSner, canned goods collection.
Victory Garden Center awards
were given to E. j. Wagg for the
best back yard garden, Emil Holtz
for the best community garden and
the sweepstake prize for vegetables
and fruits to Irving w. johnson.
Mrs. Paul Lesner was sWeepstake
winner in the canned goods section.
Other Victory garden awards were
carried off by Mrs. Frederick Lang,
Mrs. Charles T. Williams, E. E. Mat
son. Thomas Kuzelka, J. A Markle
c. F. Urf1er. Stanley Karjewski, w
Evening star., 1945-10-01

f. Schrider, Carl Hellbach, De Witt
Holbrook, Lee Lloyd, 1t. Leo Sey-
bold and Paul Douglas.
Sweepstake winners in the dahlia
classes were E. r. Phillips. George
R. Hitchcock, J. L. Bowling and
Marvin Shipley. Best in basket
classes were Frank Goetzger, l.. M.
Clarke, E. R. Phillips and Marvin
Shipley. The American Home
Achievement Medal was won by
Max o. Scheffel, Emerson, N. j.
Rose exhibitors with high honors
were V. N. O'Donoghue, jr.; r. E.
Scammell, Mrs. Arnold Burr, Mrs.
Frederick Lang. Sergt. Herbert V.
Bibus, Mrs. Joseph Sazema and Mrs.
Robert Ashe, Chevy Chase.
Sweepstake winner in the artistic
arrangement group was Mrs. Sazema.
Mr. Scammell showed collection
of more than 100 vases of roses.
Flower lovers and vegetable grow
ers from the District and more than
a half dozen States entered exhibits.
An exhibit of garden produce canned
by men was a feature.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Lyons, Hurt in Yacht Blast,
Still in Serious Condition

Hugh Lyons, 33, of Groveton. Va,
one of five persons injured In an
explosion Saturday aboard the
yacht Maribel, still was reported In
serious condition today in Emer-
gency Hospital where he is suffer-
ing from burns.
Mrs. Thelma Lyons. 80, his wife.
and James Erwin, n, OF 300 Maine
avenue S.W.. who also were injured.
were in fair condition today at
Emergency, attendants said. Two
other persons were treated after the
accident and released
Evening star., 1945-10-01

opened, Mr.. Attlee! British bayonets
will not bar the way of our sur
vivors. Nor will British tanks crush
the hope of our people. Do you re-
call when your armies fed, beaten
from Europe, at Dunkirk, they had
home to return to.
"Out people, too. had to fee from
Europe because of Nazi terror and
slaughter. But the home which
they prepared for themselves. fear
ing just such an eventuality, was
closed tight against them by your
country"
Railway employees in Britain are
to have IA days vacation a year
instead of the present seven.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Man Helps Save $50
From 'U-Bout Alley

Coxwain Blogg Of the Cromer
lifeboat service, in the south OF
England. is the most decorated life
boatman in the service. During the
war he led his men on $50 trips to
the sands off Cromer in what was
called "U-boat Alley" when the
Nazis were trying to throttle Allied
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Chicago Fefes BoYingfon
On His Way Here for Medal
By the Associated Press.

BY Inc ASSocIaleO PFe6B,
CHICAGO, Oct. /. - 1t. Col.
Gregory "Pappy' Boyington stepped
from a plane at Municipal Airport
yesterday, as undaunted by mobs of
Chicago autograph seekers as he
was by 20 months in japanese prison
camps.
The Marine ace, who shot down
Evening star., 1945-10-01

20 japanese planes before he was
downed over Rabaul, stopped in
Chicago for two-day visit en- route
to Washington where President Tru-
man will present him with the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor He later
will receive the Navy Cross.
Mayor Edward J. Kelly will re-
ceive him at his Office today in City
Hall ceremonies.
The word indigo is derived from
the Latin indicum, which was origi-
nally applied to any import from
India.
Evening star., 1945-10-01

shipping. His boat assisted $50 sea-
men and flyers. In his 81 years
service. Blogg has helped to save
851 lives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-02
ElatiOn Short-Lived

PORTLAND, Me. - W.D -
Portland city officials, hamper
ed in the snow removal situa-
ton by lack of equipment and
labor, were elated by reports OF
AZ new workers cleaning streets
and sidewalks. An investigation
revealed that the new workers
were youngsters from the Port
land Boys Club Day Nursery
School, ranging in age from two
to six.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-02
HONORABLE MENTION

HONORABLE MENTION -
Pfc. Bill Rteck, Utica, has writ
ten cheerful letters to his folks
from q Jap camp, his home since
1912. Now he's coming home,
Macarthur rescued him. :.
Tech. Sergt. Cliff Van Horn and
Pfc. Archie Irwin ar. both Fifth
Army men in Italy, and both
have been cited for valor for
combat. S. Sergt. Robert
G. Wallesh, in the 1st Cavalry
at Leyte, is pushing the Japs
around and has been cited for
scrapping ability. Corp.
Tommy LaCroix, 80, in France
was lauded with his Signal out
fit for communications work
despite enemy fire and BOBBY
traps. S. Sergt. Art God
frey, %, won the Silver Star for
saving a wounded buddy in ter
ritory exposed to heavy fire in
France. and Pfc. Ed. Schleif,
son of our "egg-man". made his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schleif, of Washington, very
happy the other day by return
ing home after 80 months in the
Southwest Pacific.
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Of the Rial road. Mucci knew
there were several thousand
japanese soldiers only q short
distance away. But the caravan
got over this risky leg of re-
treat without detection and at
dawn reached Sidal where they
were met by a motorized party.
At the end of the journey,
Rangers and Filipinos were guild
ing 81 carabao and carts and
helping other prisoners as best
they could.
Mucci strobe up and down the
column all night squirting it on
with, "All right men. just three
kilometers more, just three
more"
At length the prisoners them
selves joked when they saw the
colonel - Here comes Three
Kilos More"
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was near the gate to speed prls-
oner traffic through the field
TO the rendezvous point.
SPARKS ATTACK
Murphy quarterbacked the at.
tack. The econd bursts moved
down japanese emerging wide
ly from the buildings.
Most Japanese machine gun
ners were killed - some with
bayonets - before they could
fire shot.
A bazooka ripped through the
tank house and destroyed four
tanks.
Other Rangers sprang into
buildings where most of the pris-
oners were just starting to 60 to
bed. They yelled, 1--WE are
Yanks, get the hell TO the main
gate on the double"
Other Rangers darted about
picking up stretcher cases on
their backs and dashing through
the compound across the road
into the field and racing back
for more.
Dove and his men relayed
/ them across the field as fast as
they could go into the thicket.
The best the Japanese could
do was to throw a couple of
mortars from a nearby emplace-
ment into the compound. These
killed one scout and wounded
a medical officer. Two others
were hit by Japanese machine
gun or rifle bullets.
The withdrawal was as sud-
den as the attack. But before il
had gone far a heavy concen-
tration of japanese from the
north attacked.
MOUNDS OF DEAD
The guerrillas let them come
close and then fired, piling up
Japanese in heaps. The first
wave Of Japanese infahtry was
followed by tanks. The gucr-
rillas had no weapons with
which to meet them. They were
pinned down but killed nearly
800 Japanese at a loss Of %
guerrillas killed before with
drawing 800, -
This Japanese .,ese tifbn tried
to intercept The Agitives. But
the gallant stand of the guerril-
las had given the Rangers
enough Of start. Leading and
carrying their charges they
reached road two miles away
where carabao and cars with
native drivers awaited.
The stealthy night trek along
the road with overcrowded carts
was eased as other cars and ami
mails were acquired at small
town along the way.
The worst time of all fol-
Mucci was q one mile stretch
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Non-5moker. Enjoys
Stock Of Cigarettes
Sorry. But They're
Not For Sale

OAKLAND, Calf. - W.p) -
A safe deposit box seems indi-
Gated in the case of William H.
Wehrlie, So, who has $50 pack
ages of cigarets from all over
the world.
The packages are unopened
and so shall they remain, said
Wehrlie, who amassed them not
for smoking purposes, but as a
hobby.
He owns what is believed to
be the most complete collection
of American brands and several
packs from Mexico, Europe, and
the Orient.
81 collect, but don't smoke"
Wehrlie declared, explaining
that he stopped smoking and
started collecting several years
ago when his wife made Slight
ing" comments about his rolling
his own, exhausting a can of to-
bacco daily.
Comments Wehrlie's rueful
family, "We wait in line like
everybody else"
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ST.. Mary's
High Notes

The date of the Valentine
dance has been changed from
Friday, Feb. 8 to Saturday, Feo
10, due to a basketball game
scheduled for that date. The
tickets are still on sale from
members of the ticket commit
tee.
This is Catholic Pres Month
Now is the time to renew SUBJ
scriptions to Catholic magazines
and take new ones. For further
information about these books
and papers 60 to the school H.
brary, where many of them are
displayed.