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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-07
CEKASKE pRIREDBE I'M KONCERT
ZARJE v CLEvELANDU

Chicago, Ill. nedeljo 18.
novembra Sc vrSi dvorani S
N. P. j. prireditev cikaSkih po-
druznic SANSa. Popoldne DO
varietni program in govoril DO
dr.. fore, kateri je usluzben V
jugoslovanskem poslaniStvu V
Washingtonu, D. c. Program Sc
pricne Oh treh. Yes cisti dobi-
eek gre SANSu. Pridite!
x
V soboto Is. novembra pa DO
proslavilo druStvo Pioneer st.
SO SNIP svojo 20-letnico. VrSi-
la Sc DO V iednotini dvorani. To
druStvo ina vzrOk, da Sc menu
je 2Pioneer", prvic, ker je bio
prvo Timed mladine organizira-
no angleske poslujoce druStvo V
SNIP, drugic, ker je re najvecje
V SNIP in tretjic, ker je emo
najbolj progresivnih med an
glesko poslujocimi druStvi.
V nedeljo 9. decembra OBJ treh
popoldne DO ma odru dvorane
SNPJ postavljena "Hisa gospo-
da Harringtona''. Indicator te
hise je klub st. l JSZ, delovodja
pa Milan Medvesek. Hisa DO re
opremljena S pohiStvom in V
njej bodo stanovali novi gospo-
darji druzine Harringtona. V
Mi sta dive brhki dekIeti. Kako
bodo prihajali zenini in kako iih
boste dekleti sprejemali in kako
Sc bosta vedli napram MIN it'd.
boste videli ma predstavi. To DO
smeha! LIE pridite! Imeli boste
par ur res pravega uzitka in raz-
vedrila!
Koncert Zarje v CleveIandu.
V cetrtek %. novembra, ma Ia
hvalni dan, kakor re zadnjih Is.
let, DO incl tudi letos pevski
zbor Zarja svoj obicajni jesen-
ski koncert. Vseh Zarjinih kon-
certov, XII SO Sc vrSili ma ia dan,
sem Sc udelezil, razen lanskega
LetoSnjega sem Sc pa namenil
posetiti, akoravno je pot IL CT
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sticno. In res je vse tam jake
sumljivo.
Japonski socialist, XII so ne
davno ..spet smell ma povrsje IL
podtalnosti, menijo, da bi bila
dobra resitev, &c Sc bi delavnik
znizalo ia 36 ur ma teden in pla-
e sorazmerno Zvisale. Slicno
zmoto oglasajo japonski komu-
nisti, Xxi SO pc mnogih letih 20
get smell p~ostati legalna stran-
ka. Nj v~prasanje, koliko ur maj
delaS ma teden, ampak koliko Ii
VEGA dobiS, koliko zdravniSke
2skrbe III pc socialne zaScite V
5ploSaem. Ma Japonskem je Sc
daj nj, ker je starega sistema
konec in novemu pa Sc nc pusti,
da Sc bi za6el razvijati ma socia-
listiGnem temelju.
TisoS sOcialistov V Tokiu ie
dine %. oktobra zahtevalo, da Sc
japonske .voine kriminalce res
prizene pred sodiSce. Kajti ia
ponski socialist Sc boje, ola smo
boil zainteresirani reSiti kapi-
talizem kot pa pomagati svetu
V nov socialni red.
skof Shell V Chicago je bella
vrana. Je clovek liberalnih ma
zorov in smatra, ola hi bio i "a
katolisko cerkev dobro, &c Sc bi
i delavcem dobro godilo.
V BraziIiji obstoja vlada, XII
ic naklonjena Zed. drzavam, a
je bila prav tako totalitarna kot
argcntinska, XII je drzala z "osi-
seem. Sodaj Sc V Juzni Anne
riki Wade znova menjajo. Nj vo-
litCv, le vojaski preobrat. Enc
teh viad tam okrog SO ga mas,
druge Sc duSajo, da SO proti jen-
kijskemu imperializmu.
San SHUTS, XII predseduje ju-
~>znoafriski until in je smatran
poleg Churchilla "a najsposob-
nejSega drzavnika imperija We
like Britanije, meni, da je bo-
docnost Europe zagrnjena te-
mo. To nj noVica.
V Chicago je Sc vedno utica.
Xxi nosi inc italijanskega faSista.
line mu je bio Balbo in priSel
ie sem Z letali ma cikaSko sve-
tovno razstavo. Mnogi zahteva-
10, da mai Sc ime doticne ulice
spremeni. A cikaSka javnost V
~sploSnem Sc ne zanima. il ie
vseeno, ker je zares vseeno.
V Parizu Sc je ena utica ime-
novala do tie vojne avenue de
Tokyo" in neka druga pa ave
nue. Victor Emmanuel. Vlada
V Vichyju je pac pricakovala
da DO Hitler zmagal. Pa nj. Sc
daj Sc tisti dive ulici imenujeti
"Avenue de New York" in dru-
ga "AVenue Franklin D. Roose-
velt".
] Pc prejSnji vojni je bilo sko.
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IL SANSoveeo urodo
1885 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

Dor osvobodilne fronte, v N
je AntifaSisticno vijece narod-
mega osvobojenja Jugoslavije,
PNOO je Primorski narodno os-
vobodilni odbor, GOOF je CLAW
nj odbor osvobodilne fronte,
OOOF je Osvobodilni odbor os-
vobodilne fronte, CORK je
Glavni odbor Rdecega kriza,
NVS je Narodna vlada Slove-
nije, GO je Glavni odbornik.
ZMS je Zveza mladine Sloveni-
ie, AFz ie Antifasisticna zena.)
1. Vidmar Josip, knjizevnik,
p~redsednik SNOS-a, predsednik
IOOF.
2. Kocbek Edward, professor, mi
mister "a Slovenijo v Zvezni vladi,
podpredsednik IOOF.
8. Rus Josip, sodnik, podpred-
serdnik AVNOJ-a, podpredsednik
IOOF.
4. zupancic Oton, pesnik, clan
IOOF.
5. Bevk France, pisatelj, clan
IOOF, ~predsednik PNOO "a slo-
vensko Primorje.
6. Vidmar Tone, podpolkovnik.
jugoslovanski narodni heroj.
7. Polak Bojan, podpolkovnik.
komandant 1. slovenske divizijc
Narodne obrambe.
8. Kotnik Beno, kmet, clar
GOOF, clan OOOF Prevaljc.
8. Lunacek DIR. Pavel, zdravnik.
clan IOOF.
10. Mlakar Alojz, kmet, clar
IOOF, tajnik OOOF, Novo mesto
II. Novak Ivan, cevljar, clar
GOOF.
II. Poglajen Franc, podpolkov-
mix, komandant IA. Udarne diVi-
zije.
IS. Hafner Tone, kmet, clar
OOOt LJuDlJana.
IA. Gunner Srecko, delavec.
IS. Baebler cir. Ales, pravnik
clan IOOF.
16. Jeras Josip, professor, Clan
IOOF, clan CORK Jugoslavija.
II. Cajnkar DIR. Stanko, duhov.
mix.
10. Ambrozic Waldo, general
clan IOOF.
10. Kardelj Fepca, delavka, cla-
MICA GOOF.
20. Kavcic Stane, delavec, pod.
predsednik USAOJ.
81. Kraigher, DIR. Alojz, zdrav-
mix, pisatelj.
%. Levicnik Karel, general.
%. Kovac Stane, grafik, nacel,
mix odseka "a izgradnjo narodne
oblasti in clan IOOF.
"a. Levstik joe, inzenir, pc.
mocnik ministra "a kmetijstvo pr
NVS.
IS. Jakac Bozidar, akademsk
slikar.
26. Toman Tone, delavec, pc.
mocnik ministra "a ~socialno poll
tiko pr NVS.
27. MaleSic Malta, tehnik, ma
jor.
%. Krmelj Maks, kmet, clar
IOOF, predsednik GO Zveze slo.
venskih zadrug.
30. Mack Polde, tesar, clar
GOOF.
80. Vipotnik Janez, spodpolkov
mix, predsednik GO Zveze sloven.
ske mladine (ZMS).
81. Ocepek Angelica, delavka
p~redsednica 81. odbora AFz.
80. Sentjurc Lidija, professor
clan IOOF.
33. Snoj Franc, minister NVS.
"a. Lubej Franc, ucitelj, sekre'
tar SNOS-a, clan IOOF.
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(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)

\4NcAoiJ\ oAiJ(- -
dala politicne koncesije "a pro-
tiusluge, pa je ameriSka vlada
S kitajskim diktatorjem zelo te-
sno V zvezi. Japonci SO V svoji
propaganda oglaSali Ciang-Kai-
Seka YES cas- "a ameriSko "lut-
ko', XII plese, kakor il V Wash
ingtonu godejo.
Sploh je vlada V Cungkingu
(sedaj spet V Nankingu) organi-
zirana S staliSca diplomaticne
in ekonomske odvisnosti cd Zed.
draw. In ker Zed. drzave re dol
go nimajo obicaja podpirati re-
volucionarnih gibanj, je narav-
no, da ina vlada, ki il naceljuje
Ciang-KaiSek, toliko ameriSke
podpore, kolikor mt 10 je vlada
V Washingtonu pripravljena ali
pa sposobna dati.
Tako je mogla Kitajska vztra-
jati V vojni z Japonsko edino Z
amerisko pomocjo. Nasa oboro-
zena sila ina ma Kitajskem obi
leo bojnih in tovornih ladij ter
ladii "a vojaske transporte. In
pa vzletaliSca.
Priznati Sc mora, da SO Sc ne
kateri ameriski diplomat zelo
prizadevali, da hi priSlo med
koumingtangom in kitajskimi
konunisti do sporazuma. Kajti
vedeli SO, da &c Sc to ne zgodi,
30 nova civilna vojna neizogib-
ma, Vojne pa SO Kitajsko re do
zdaj tako obubozale in izcrpale,
da bi il bila nova civilna vojna
katastrofa. Pa je nj bio mogo-
&c prepreciti, Korumpiranci ma
eni strani, pristasi ljudskih in
teresov ma drugi.
Zed. drzave imajo V tenn XII
taiskem konfliktu, XII nj samo
kitajski, to vlogo, de pomagajo
reakciji - hote ali nehote. Obo-
rozili smo kitajske armada, XII
SO poslane V BOZ proti komuni-
stom. Dali smo jim "a prevoz
naSe ladje in naSa letala. In tudi
precej nasega mostva.
Namen ameriSke Wade je re-
Sevati kapitalizem sirom sveta,
ker 81 predstavlja, da &c je tn
mocan, Gemu ne bi lahko bill
enako uspeSen drugje pc svetu.
Kolonije Sc ne bOdO OsvobOjene
PRAY tako ocitno je, da naSa
vlada podpira Nizozemsko in
sploh vse tiste dezele, XII Sc bore
"a start red, bodisi V Nizozemski
Vzhodni Indiji ali kjerkoli.
Uporniki prot ~izkoscanju pa
dajo, zmagovite demokraticne
dezele pa Sc opravicujejo, da ko-
lonijalna ljudstva Sc MISC zrela
"a "svobodo". Torej DO ostalo
pc starem, kar smo V tenn listu
V argumentiranju proti zaslep-
ljevalcem ljudstva zmerom po-
udarjali.
R~cvolucije "od zgOraj"
Poleg nadaljevanja vojne ma
Kitaiskem je naSa vlada zelo
zapletena "revolucijah" V Ju-
mi Ameriki in tudi "a izbruhe
V Afriki in drugje ina veliko
krivde. Nasa dezela zastopa pac
zgolj kapitalisticne smotre, pa
gazi vsled tega bolt in boil V
zmedo, namesto V red, XII ga
propagira.
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Dobro je z modrostjo pome-
sati vcasi tudi nekaj neumno-
sti; nekaj otrocarije tn in tam
lie priietno. = Horace.
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Kandidufno Iisfo

CTolmacenje kratic: SNOS sto-
il "a Slovenski narodni osvobo-
dilni svet, IOOF je IzvrSni Cd
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dine 9, 10, 40.
Evening star., 1945-12-09
TOY DEPARTMENT

Santa Claus doesn't have any
excuse this year. He's been
avery busy man since VI Day
TNHAT wild yell of delight from your
voungster as he digs into his stocking
Christmas morning will be echoed in homes
throughout the nation. And the kids will
really have something to yell about this
year - because toys are definitely back.
Toymakers were dubious about the whole
thing They mumbled into their boards
something about its being too late to take
advantage of the release of raw materials.
But then they reused themselves and
determined to make some kind OF show
ing. Now "a survey reveals that they did
pretty we'll at that.
Using the plastic materials on hand as
we'll as metal and synthetic rubber released
from war needs, all hands went to work on
the double And they got results. Toy trucks
focks of soft-eyed fawns, woolly lambs and
an entire menagerie of stuffed animals came
flying out of the factories.
And plastic telephones that can really oe
dialed came from the toy assembly line
much faster than the telephone companies
could get out instruments for grown-ups
These pictures take you behind the scenes
show why it's going to be swell Christmas
for millions of kids ROBERT SHOEMAKER
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
NMGAxsqxs.
Anthc- II '.Hosv to Win Friends ss
and Influence People"
Parents Should Cooperate

A few years high school girl clashed with her
father, conservative Southern gentleman who did not
believe that girl should go out in the world The girls
name was Frances Rose Shore.
The girl wanted to be singer and she always 60
ing around singing 'Dinah." Now you've guessed her
name. The family lived in Nashville, Tenn where
the father was engaged in the merchandising business
Dinah sang in high school entertainment When it
was over the manager of night club Nashville,
named The Pnes to her and asked her to sing
his club Said he would give her ten dollars She de-
lighted But when she consulted her father he said mo-
No daughter of his should sing in a night club.
But the opportunity meant much to Dnah that she
decided to sing anyway and arranged with the
to appear certain night, when she could sing Dnah
to her hearts content
The moment for her to walk out into the spot
light What she nearly stopped her heart beat-her
stopped too when he his daughter futter out with
the spotlight on her.
The music struck up, and Dnah Shore going into her
song managed to get through the ordeal.
She hunted up the manager, collected her ten spot
went home and awaited her fathers arrival He into
the room, at last without speaking and the two looked
silently each other Then the father took that
changed Dinahs life and put her (among other thngs)
into the new movie, THANK Your Lucky Stars"
He said 81 did not want you to do this, but l am
not going to oppose you. A child has rights,
after all. will do all to help you. You'll
be happy until try, depend
From there will be need for
subterfuge."
Well he financed her when she went to New York and
did all he could to help her At last she became radio
star is the most popular entertainer among the sol
diers, and is going great guns in the movies
How much sensible her fathers attitude was than
if he had forbidden her to try though 1t did hurt his
Southern pride to have her sing in night club Of
he had idea she would rise to the heights she has
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

PVT. CHESTER N. PALMER of
Coolidge has been awarded an Ex-
pert Rifleman Badge for marksman-
ship at the Infantry Replacement
Training Center at Camp Fannin,
Texas. Pvt. Palmer is the son of
Mrs. P. w. Vensel of Coolidge. He
is learning the art of soldering in
Company c, 57th Battalion, 18th
Training Regiment.
KENNETH GAY, RIM NC, wrote
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Gay, from the Admiralty Islands
recently that he did not know how
much longer he would be there.
At the time, he was instructor at
communications school there. I'VE
have been living in quonset huts
and they are more roomy, cleaner
and cooler than our former quar-
ters." The huts are built on the
beach in a cocoanut grove, that
probably belonged to some big soap
company before the war since most
of the trees are planted in rows,
Gay says. At night, with the moon
shining on the beach, it is beauti-
full There are some wild hogs
in the jungle and sometimes they
come close to camp at night. The
natives look just about like ordi-
nary negros, except that they are
a little smaller, on the average.
They are friendly and some of the
boys have traded with them for
grass skirts and other mementoes
to take home" Gays idea that he
was to be transferred from the Ad-
miralty Islands soon was correct,
for his next letter was from the
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

Philippines. The Filipinos trade
for anything they can use for
clothes, he says. AS a whole, he
finds them honest and intelligent.
They always say, Your price,
and you set the price of everything
if it's not too small The main
thing we have to look out for is
blood worms in fresh water that
hasn't been treated" The native
kids hang around a lot, and they
sure go for candy, Gay says. He
entered service in the summer of
1912.
PFC. JIMMY M. ENRIQUEZ,
son of Mrs Mary Enriquez, has
been cited by the 337th Wolverine
Regiment of the S5th Custer In
fantry Division and awarded the
Combat Infantryman Badge for ac-
tual participation in combat against
the enemy on the Fifth Army front
in Italy, according to word re-
ceived from there this week. Stan
dards for the badge are high. The
decoration is awarded to the in
fantry soldier who has proved his
fighting ability in combat. The
badge consists of a silver rifle set
against a background of infantry
blue, enclosed in a silver wreath.
Pfc. Enriquez has lived in Coolidge
since he was 13 years old. He
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
Two Church Groups
To Hold Joint Picnic

Young people of Community
Presbyterian church and Casa
Grande Presbyterian church will
meet Sunday at p. m. at Picture
Rocks for picnic supper and eve
ming of good fellowship. The
groups will be accompanied by
their respective pastors, the Rev.
j. Carl Fritz and the Rev. Richard
Palmer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

weighed five pounds twelve ounces
and five pounds thirteen ounces
and have been named Patricia Fern
and Jacqueline Lou respectively.
Mrs. Richardson, Sr., plans to go
to Florida this summer to see her
granddaughters.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

. Word was recently received by
Mrs. H. G. Richardson that her
son and wife, 1t. and Mrs. Howard
G.. Richardson, Jr., became the
parents of twin daughters April s
at the Naval air station hospital,
Banana River, Florida. The twins
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04
volunteered at II and has been
overseas since June of 1914.

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rice be-
came the parents of baby boy
on Saturday, April 28th. He weigh
ed eight pounds five ounces and
was born at Florence Hospital.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Fagon Holland be-
came the parents of a baby daugh-
ter on Saturday, April 2Sth. She
was born at Florence Hospital.
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Dry BIZ PIE cEEA Nh sp PgANr for sale seysnt
good opportunity for right party; sacrifice
for $4,000. ,one-third cash down, bal
miles mile out Of Washipston, D. c. Box Toe
ATTENTION business-chance brokers'. A
ington Business Brokers Association will
os the oess of YOU qHg nssd hs SUPPORT
other broker with you.
turns turns Clients With ! $1,000 cash viii Dc
Will nRA Bee to r NA person beau
town drugstore. Excellent opportunity fol
M sssi RffIty F0 Ho me- sfaI for
best residential areas, on direct baslins
return on investment assured ENzoF
BEATTY Real GO, Oh l11ss CHI. 433s.
CITY REALTY co. offers you money
makers-Dress shops, gas stations, foun
tain, concessions. restaurants, drugstore
luncheonettes,. gift shops, infants wear
auto repair shops. grocery stores, candy.
ice cream store print shop, etc. 507
RESTAURANT for colored with liquor. or
busy NV. corner. making money. for years
owner in service will sacrifics for $4,000
Eye st; NV. DI. 1896 or Ma. O512
D Do Y y33i3 NEED HELP in buying or se,lip,
q business or real estate? Let A. Doc
Bacas, vice president of the county's lead
ing restaurant assn. and with 35 yrs res
lens. A. DOC" BACAS. 2003 Eye st
Nv: DI; s395 or MA: 0512. Ma. o5I3:
RESTAURANT with LIQUOR. on upper. Pa
ave-: low rent, long lease: present bushes;
good, with excellent possibilities for i'm
provement:, we think the price, is right
zoos Eye st. NV, DI. $685. or MA. 05l2