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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-12
Your Health
Functions Studied
in Cases in Which
Stomach Was Exposed

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, ~ o
THERE have been three oecs-
sions in history when the inside Of
the stomach wall has been exposed
for long periods in a living person
and its appearance and functions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-12

scientifically studied. These stud
les have added much to our knowl-
edge Of the physiology Of diges-
ton.
The first was the famous case
Of Alexis St. Martin, studied by
William Beaumont, beginning in
1922, when st. Martin had the
front wall Of his abdomen torn
away by a gunshot wound. The
wall Of the stomach was sewn to
the skin and healed and from then
on he was known as the man with
1.-The lid to his stomach"
Stomach Physiology
Beaumont's experiments really
established our knowledge of the
nature Of the secretions Of the
stomach and the physiology of
stomach digestion. But St. Martin
was such an Indispensable person
he would get drunk at crucial
moments in experiments - that
many details we're omitted.
The second case was a some
what similar one which fortunate
ly fell into the hands of DR.. A. J.
Carlson, the eminent psychologist
of Chicago University, who added
many unknown facts.
The third is one who has been
described in a book called Human
Gastric Function" by Drs. Stew
ard and Harold Wolff, Of Cornell
Medical College, New York.
The subject, named Tom, was
brought to New York Hospital in
1895 when he was about nine
years old because he had drunk
some boiling hot clam chowder
which burned his gullet. Attempts
to open it were unsuccessful, so in
order to get food into him an arti-
fetal hole was made in his stomach
and abdomen, and the walls Of the
stomach sewn to the skin.
Color and Secretions
Thus the color and secretions Of
the stomach wall could be seen
under all varieties Of conditions.
He could have placed food d.
rectly into the stomach, but he al
ways preferred to chew it first,
and the act of chewing was seen
to stimulate the stomach wall to
secretion in preparation for diges-
ton.
Introducing food directly into
the stomach failed to satisfy his
appetite. When he drank beer ne
tasted the first few sips then
poured the rest directly into his
stomach.
He ate two meals a day at five
hour intervals. and found that
this was the minimum time re-
quired for digestion. If he didn't
wait until the stomach was empty
before filling it again it spilled
0yer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-12
Fifty Years Ago

Fifty Years Ago
Mayor Seymour received telegram Mayor Pugree
asking him n he thought appointing
should be taken from the given
Mayor replied that he thought hai should
Capt P. Allen attended Senator jackson
last week.
Detroit for 5000.
Marriage: sidney stever and Miss Gels in Detroit
The sub., 1945-05-26

\ Editors NOteI The following broadcast aiven a New London sta
 ton is reprinted the request of hundreds of Electric Boat
 listeners and many who were unable tune n The
 American Federation of each Tuesday night
 83O o'clock Be to sten Station WNLC 1490 Kc. poyees should vote American Federation of Labor June 5th We couldn't the entire field month must content ourselves with covering many hghghs time allows
 With this in mind would like speak briefly conditions here the yard know the American Federation of Labor has accomplished many industries and in the various trades
The sub., 1945-05-26

 R. w. Rainey -Boilermakers Local 61 Clyde DeRoo--- Ppeftters Local 6f Irving Peshkin (Acting) -Machinists Lodge 181
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 Address all communications
 The Sub, A. Groton, Conn. Telephones: Advertising and Bookkeeper
 Norwich and Mystic Advertising
 Office Seventh Year SATURDAY. 26, 13. Is the East Coast Alliance 4 Member of tue National Manufacturers Association?
 By AL PARTRIDGE The East Coast Alliance that Taggert and Carbino and Mckinley try to build high than coalition of "Indes Company Stooge Unions. Predominantly Company run of these so-caed Indies has been ted by NLRB Five years ago when this coalition formed to gain the various boards in Wash ngton SMEU the only of the group with clean bill of hea-a certcation from the National Labor Rea-
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.UUnCeS
 DembO
 There was still the job of occu- pying Germany and of cleaning out the filth that twelve long years of Hitter rule had accumulated.
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Labor 4
 by Ruth The American Federation of La bor which has been in the fore front in fighting many battles for working people in the United States, has come out in favor of 8 national bill to set up . perman- ent Fair Employment Practices Committee. The Fair Employ ment Practices Committee which was set up by President Roose- evlt as 8 war time measure, with powers extending only for the dur ation of the war plus six months, is now scheduled to be made per- manent decree in the Congress of the United States. If passed 1t would mean that any discrimination in industry against Catholics, Negroes, Jews, or persons of foreign origin would be against the law.
 The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor says: "The discriminatory denial of work opportunity to any person because of race, creed or color IS inconsistent with the principles of industrial democracy and trade union practice which the American Federation of Labor has cham pioned since it's inception"
 An FEPC Bill is in line with full employment and 60,00O,OOO jobs. One out of every four Americans is under the shadow of job discrim- ination. Such a bill would help dispel this fear. FEPC has helped thousands of patriotic American men and women to work on the production lines against the Axis. FEPC during wartime has not only helped us to increase production, 1t has also helped by making the bonds of national unity stronger and by refuting at home those the ories which we were fighting abroad. All people who want to work should be able to do so, re- gardless of race, creed or religion.
 President Roosevelt said: T be- lieve that the Congress should by law make the Fair Employment Practices Committee permanent. America must remain the land of L;ch ,,,oooc and efficient nr00lC-
The sub., 1945-05-26

Truth not only remedy the conditions which exist but give plenty of thought futures We all admit gotten the and that the time to the would like to discuss for moment or two just what of these future conditions may be.
 the work will be considerably essened the months to The most o us nave had to de premium overtime protect the welfare or our when back to the basic 4Ohour week with the greatly decreased envelope and with prices contn what do intend to do about It! AS we are presently constituted about all do is sit down in corner each others shoulders We don't have the strength to fight this tide alone.
 The American Federation of Labor through it's legislative Washington already presented it's stand matter both the Senate and the House. It the attention of legislators to the fact that our structure by the 15 cent yard stick the take home has been the deciding factor m most instances With the aboshment of overtime the take home will be sufficient to support family 99 cases out workers the American Federation of Labor carry in this fight for all of without all o our support for We have the chance to on the fight June 9th.
 MR. McMAHON-Thank you Al Farina. In relation to the efforts of the American Federation of Labor do have any pronounced views, Al Partridge?
 AL PARTRIDGE do I want to go step farther than Al Farna anticipates what going happen when get basic 40hour want to know what's happen 12OO00 service and returned to our Until the with Japan brought to ruphant conclusion millions workers will be called upon devote all their energies supply the huge arsenal essary to wipe Japs We don't know how long this will
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, put the
The sub., 1945-05-26

What Does Membership in the
 AZ Of Mean to the WOrkingn1en
 following fifteen minute broadcast
 70 Metal Trades Council Ot the American
 the 18th in series of weekly OrOao
 employees the Electro boa
 not necessarily consutue
 this station it's management Your hrst speaker
 McMahon chairman
 International Bronernooo
 Federation ot Laoor
 And gentlemen Nc McNahon
 MIR. McMAHON-Good evening ladies and gentlemen lo- has chosen it's topic What does Federation of Labor average Aer- wongman? Members of the panel in order o presenta- Al president of the local union ot the nern tiona Brotherhood Electrical Workers Al Partridge vice pres dent of the local Metal Trades Council and Clyde De Roo an associate editor The Sub weekly published the interests of Electric Boat Company employees and steward m the Pipe Filters Unon These three we'll myself are full time employees at the Electric Boat Company.
 We'll boys let's get the ball rolling think I'll call on you first Al Farina Have formed definite opinions on the topics have chosen for tonight?
 AL PARMA certainly have, George In the first place history has taught that the workers of country be- enjoy the fruits of their labor until they formed trade protect their interests In this country the which immediately preceded and which known to all of the American Federation of Labor which first took the fight to protect the hour and working conditions it's members Since joined the American Federation of Labor have made business to look back little into the long fight which has resulted in the American wokngman enjoying better conditions than those of any country in the world.
 might state at this point that while it the strong bat
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
GLASGOW IL NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

Ia kolona je zadnje case IL tiskovnemu skladu, kot obiGai
ostala dali kot pa bi clovek rad no.
Voel. VzrokoV ne pom navaJal,I John Prudich, Willouqhbv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
lETNA SEJA KLUBA
ST. I JSZ

Chicago, IlI.-V petek %. de-
cembra DO glavna ali letna seia
kluba st. l JSZ, ma katero ste
vabljeni VSI clani in clanice,
da Sc je udelezite. Pridimo vsai
enkrat ma 1eto vsi ma to seio,
kajti uspeh kluba je odvisen cd
mas vseh, ne samo ducata cIanov
in clanic, XII Sc redno udelezu-
je klubovih sci.
Prosim tudi vse one, XII Sc nj
ste poravnali "a vstopnice zad-
ME priredbe, da to storite ma
prihodnji sell, da DO tajniku
mogoce podati popolno porocilo
o tel priredbi, kakor tudi one, XII
ste zaostali S clanarino, da 10
poravnate ma tel priredbi CHM
pref. Torej, da Sc vidimo V pc
tex vecer %. dec. ,1945l
Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
Ms POVESTN| DEL a83
CAH5
ITR

Ozrl sem Sc pc MEM, pc oce-
tn, XII je stall in nalahno drgetal.
WAS zebe?"
NE DO mic hudega," ie rekel.
"Ali inmate kaksne zimske
suknje?"
"Pokril sem z MO otrocicka,'
je zakasljal.
In res sem videl. da sta poleg
cunj il starih kril Sc pokrita z
nekako, suknji podobno cunjo.
Gee je dial vse, da obvaruje svo-
ia maJhna mraza, sam pa trpi
limo.
Ogledal sem Sc po sobi. Ne
cato, da vidim, kaksna je, to sem
videl re ma prvi pogled, nego
cato, da Sc zberem, da zaduSim
tisto, kar je kipelo V prsih. V
kotu sem zagledal zmeckan pa
pir. Stopil sem in ga pobral,
tud1 lie takO, da prldOblm casa.
"To je cd JAYNE pomoci," je
pojasnil.
$50 YAM kaj dali?"
"Nisem potreben," so deiali.
Zravnal sem papir in cital:
"Prosilec Sc obveSCa, da Sc mu
zaprosena podpora ne more po-
deliti, ker je nj potreben."
Gledal sem V papir in V zme-
ckane CUBE. Videl sem V Nth
vso zanicevalno jezo do mozga
izkoriscanega cloveka mad iro-
MILO in zasmehom tistih napisa-
nih besed. In zopet Sc mi je pred
ocmi pojavila druga slika. Su-
MEGA utica in kozuhi in Doe in
topic suknje. Gostilne in kavar-
ne, gledalisca in bari, kabareti
in vse, vse kar ina ma razpolago
zasebna ~lastnina, "a sebe prisvo-
jena. In ia utica sodi in piSe:
g.. ker nj potreben."
Ko sem odhajal, je il bliznje
gostilne nesla dekla V loncu iu~
he in kOScek kruha. Skrbno ie
imela zavito, da bi nikdo ne vi
del.
To kar je bio V loncu in tisti
koScek kruha je bio memo, Cd
ust pritrgano, da bi imela matt
dvojckov kosilo in vecerjo. In
Sc to je morala skrivati, da bi je
ne videli. Zakaj ne spodobi Sc
pomagati tistim, Xxi MISC po-
trebni."
Kedaj sem Sc vrnil V mesto,
ne vem. Zavedel sem Sc, ko me
je objel sum in smeh in ceblia-
ME brezskrbnih, V kozuhe in
Doe oblecenih.
"Sodoma," mi je reklo V pr
sin. "Sodoma. Tudi ii dozivis
svoje zveplo in ogenj."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

gibne. Kajti free enterprise
zahteva v svojih naporih "a CHM
vecjimi profit proste roke, in
ker je politicna in ekonomska
moe njegovih rokah, je narav-
no, da delavcem ne preostaja "a
glavno obrambo in bojevno
sredstvo drugega, kakor stavka.
In tako Sc dogaja: unija "a
hteva "a delavce z~viSanje me-
zde, gospodarji pa pricno klica-
tt demokracijo ma pomoc. Uboga
demokracija, kako 81 izrabljana.
In pa delavci, kako so naivni,
ker 81 ne znajo V tel dezeli Sc
mic ~politicno pomagati. = Ante.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
AGITATOR.JE
MA EDELU

Use narocnine, XII Jill poSljejo Ia
stopniki in drugi agitatorji Proletar
ca, SO stete ma bazi polletnih marco
min. MANFRED agitator, XII poslje enc
celoletno, je zabelezen v tenn sezna.
nu z dvema polletniroa.
Anton Zornik, zap. Penna -.....4t
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee.
Wis. g
Joe KOrSic, Detroit, Mich. Il
John Krebel, Cleveland, o. 1t
Anton Shular, Anna, Kans. Il
Chas. Pogorelec, Chicago, III. II
Frank Cvetan, JohnstoWn, Pa.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan, Ill. {
Frank Zaitz, Chicago, III.
John Kosin, Girard, O. 4
Angela Zaitz, Chicago, III.
Joseph Ovca, Springfield, Ill.
Anton Slobodnik, Crester Butte,
Colo. 4
Frank Primozich, Milwaukee,
Wis. :
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis. ;
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis. ;
Frank Klun, Chisholm, MINI. :
Joseph Snoy, Bridgeport, O. {
Kaytan Erznoznik, Red Lodge,
Mont.
Luka Groser, Chicago, Ill.
Joseph Mihelich, E. Helena,
Mont.
John Teran, Ely, MINI.
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyo.
Albina Kravanja, Glencoe, o.
Anton TomSic, Oakland, Calf.
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights,
Ohio 3
Martin Gorenc, Arma, Kans.
Skupaj 4 tedne God Is. nov. dc
IS. dec.) 184 %narocnin, prejsnji il.
kaz a tedne) 200 narocnin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
IL URADA BIG TONYJA

Oakland, Calf. = V preiSnii
Stevilki tega lista sem incl do
pis naslovljen upravniku, tega
pa pisem ma splosno. Dotakniti
Sc hocem predvsem vprasanja
delavskega casopisja. Delavci
brez svojega tiska so kot ma BOZ
mem polju vojak brez municije.
Mas Proletarec stopa V svoje
Al, leto. To je borbeni list, XII je
cd vsega zacetka pisal v naSo ko-
rist in to poslanstvo vztrajno
vrsi tudi sedaj. cato hi moral pc
mojem mnenju prihajati V vsa-
ko slovensko hiSo. Pa Sc med
Mani dobe tudi TAXI delavci, XII
Sc sicer p~riStevajo k naprednja-
kom, a oh enem delujejo roper
Proletarca. To mi ne gre V
glavo.
Tako je bio zapisano nedav-
no tudi pod velikim v~praSaiem
ma Proletarcevi drugi strani,
pod mozem, Xxi svoj tako teak
vpraSaj kot hi bill najvecji kriz,
lie z muko vzdrzuje ma sebi. Pa
je tisti vpraSaj V resnici breme.
Kako to, da tax delavski list ka-
kor je Proletarec, pa ne zahaia
V vsako slovensko hiSo?
Ako bi bill JAZZ urednik, bi pod
tisti vprasaj takole zapisal:
"Jaz, Proletarec, sem vas delav-
ski list. Re mad 40 let sem V ofen-
zivi "a vas Bojujem Sc vse-
skozi "a vase koristi. Toda vzEic
mojemu napornemu delu me ne
povabite V sVojo hiso. Cemu ne,
to mi nikakor ne gre V glavo!"
Nekje sem cital porocilo do
pisnika dnevnika "Cleveland
Press, Mr. Theodore Andrice,
da Visnja CORA nj p~orusena. On
je bill poslan kot dopisnik ONE
njenega lista V Slovenijo in V
druge kraje Europe, da Sc ma
lastne oci preprica, kako in kai.
Njegova u~gotovitev o ViSnji 60
ri je zane vesela novica. Sem
cd tam blizu donna. Seveda, po-
leg zadovoljivih porocil preje-
mamO tudi zalostne novice.
Il Zagrada pr Skocjanu ma
Dolenjskem pa sem prejel ra-
dostno vest, kjer je brat mole
zene donna. Brat il med drugim
piSe, da sovraznik Zagrada nj
pozgal kakor je pozigal drugod,
in pa da Sc dosti vina pridelali.
Torej ako vina, so tudi Sc kai
drugega pridelali, da Jill DO la
hko tolazilo in hranilo.
Ne VEN, &c DO ia Stevilka do
segla vse narocnike pred novim
letom. K nam je dalec in DO vs.
led zakasnitev ma post - sal
SO imeli postarji V praznikih
della kot pravijo da Sc nikoli -
ampak vseeno, srecno novo leto
vsem, XII to citajo in me poznaio,
ali pa tudi, &c me ne. Posebno
Sc stalnim sotrudnikom Probe
tarca, kot so JoSko Oven, Katka
Zupancic, John Chamazar, Jo-
seph Snoy in uredniku "a ME
COVE "Komentarje''. To YAM
vsem res prisrcno zeli, z vero
"a boljse leto in "a Sc vecje U.s.
pehe V agitaciji "a mas list vas
"Rio' Tony TnmSiG
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

tlSkOVnemu Skladu, kOt Obicaj-
no.
John Prudich, Willoughbv,
o., je obnovil narocnino in IRA
ven Sc dodal So "a fisk. sklad.
Joseph Jez, Warren, O., je po-
slal dive narocnini.
Ludvika Yoxeyja V Pueblu,
Colo, sem videl, ko sem Sc pred
kratkem tam udelezil pogreba
mojega brata Mihaela. Izrocil
mi je IL narocnin, Cd katerih sta
bill dive novi, provizijo $3.50 pa
je dial V fisk. sklad. Ludvik Sc
mi je potozil, da radi revmatiz-
ma, ki ga muci, tezko vrSi svoje
agitacijske posle, pa je priporo-
cal, da Sc maj dobi koga drugega
ma njegovo mesto. Pc daljSem
razmotrivanju je sklenil, da svo-
10 nalogo obdrzi, rad pa bi dobil
malo pomoci cd somislienikov
tam. Bi bilo res dobro, &c bi mu
KIDD nudil pomoc pri agitaciji in
prodaji koledarja. Sal je bilo
vcasih V Pueblu vec agitatorjev
in nekateri cd teh so Sc zmerom
tam. Kako fantje in mozje, &c hi
res pomagali Yoxeyju, bilo bi
mu V veliko olajSanie, listu pa
V ponce.
Anton TomSiG, Oakland, Cal.
! je postal 2 narocnini, provizijo
pa V tisk. sklad.
Anton ShuIar, Arma, Kans..
je postal IA narocnin, Martin
Gorenc, pa emo novo in ST V IT,
skovni sklad.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown.
Pa, je postal Is narocnin in Sc
8 oglasov "a koledar.
Jacob Ambrozich, McKees
Rocks, Pa, je postal So tiskov-
menu skladu.
Frank Klun, Chisholm, MINI.
2 narocnini in 1925 V tiskovni
sklad.
Joseph snoy, Bridgeport, O..
z narocnini, 75c fisk. sklad in
clanske prispevke "a klub "Na-
pref" st. II JSZ.
K. Erznoznik, Red Lodge.
Mont, 6 narocnin in 1925 ii.
SkOvnemu skladu.
John Kosin, Girard, O., ie DO
slal 4 narocnine, ST V tiskovni
sklad ter svoj oglas "a koledar.
Milan KOkanOvich, Rochester.
Mich, je obnovil narocnino in
craven dodal 81 V fisk. sklad. TIC
je njegov vsakoletni obicai.
Joseph Mihelich, East Helena.
Mont, je postal dive narocnini
proVizijo pa ukazal priSteti V ii.
skOvni sklad.
Frank Klemenc Brownton w.
Va, mi piSe: "Prilozeno je ma
kaznica "a SIS, to je "a obnovo
mole narocnine, 6 koledariev.
ostalo $3.50 pa mai gre v tiskov-
nj sklad."
John Teran, Ely, Mimi, je po-
Slal dive n%arocnini. e
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs
Wyo., je postal dive narocnini.
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis.
tri narocnine. i
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis.
tri narocnine.
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights.
O., dive n~arocnini, proviziio pa
tiSkovnemu skladu.
Anton Slobodnik, Crested
Butte, Colo, je postal Stiri ma
rocnine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

Id hOlOIld JG ZduHJe case IL
ostala dali kot pa bi clovek rad
videl. Vzrokov ne bonn navaial,
Ker bi to bilo brez pomona. Ak
tivnosti, kolikor Jill je bilo V
tenn casu SO bile sledece:
George Smrekar, Aliquippa,
Pa, je postal 4 narocnine, pro-
vizijo pa dial V tiskovni sklad.
10 je re njegova stara navada.
* Anton Tratnik, Diamondville,
Wyo., je postal dive narocnini, to
pot now. Pravi, da Sc vedno de-
la vsak dan, sedem V tednu in
mu primanjkuje casa "a agita-
clio, toda "storil bonn kolikor
bonn mogel," omenja V pismu.
Joe Korsic, Detroit, Mich, Sc
je zadnji cas- lotil agitacije "a ia
list V avtnem mestu in uspeh ie
bill izredno dober. Postal ie %
in pol narocnine, med katerimi
je osem novih. John Zornik pa
je postal 2 narocnini in Sc en-
oglas Ia koledar.
V Chicago smo bill sledece
aktivni: Angela Zaitz 6 marco
min, Frank Zaitz 6 in S. V tisk.
sklad, Chas. Pogorelec Is marco
min in $11 tisk. sklad. John
Potokar dive narocnini (nove).
Luka Groser 8 n~arocnin, John
MCrsi je obnovil narocnino in
ker Sc nj mogel udeleziti klubo-
We priredbe je postal So V fisk.
sklad.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan.
Ill, je postal Is narocnin in 81
V tiskovni sklad.
Cleveland, O.: John Krebel lie
postal 48 narocnin in 81 V fisk.
sklad, XII jih je prispeval Leo
Poljsak. Pravi, da je koncert
"Zarje" izborno uspel, kar seve-
da tudi la veseli.. Joseph F.
Durn je postal 2 narocnini in
1878 V tiSk. sklad. joe KOdriG
pa nam pise: "Nimam casa, da
bi sci okrog "a narocniki, "a
enega pa vseeno poSljem. Axe
bi vsak narocnik storil tako, pa
Sc bi kmalu podvojilo stevilo
Proletarcevih narocnikov. Posi-
liam SIS "a omenjeno narocnino
IN kar je vec maj gre V tiskovni
sklad.
Joseph Ovca, Springfield, Ill.
je postal 4 narocnine ter 81 t.
skovni sklad ter clanske pri-
spevke "a klub in Prosvetno
matico cd kluba in druStva At
SNPJ.
Joseph Jereb, Miami, Fla, il
obnovil narocnino in prispeval
$3.50 V tiskovni sklad ter naro-
ell koledar "a 1916.
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee.
Wis, je postal % narocnin in 81
V tlskovni sklad. Lojze je nekaj
hud, ker Sc nj koledarjev. Ker
pa je razumen, We, da nj zakas-
nitev nastala namenoma, pac pa
ker 81 pomagati ne moreno. Lju-
die, XII kupujejo mas koledar.
ga bodo kupili, pa tudi ako ie
malo pozen. Frank Primozich,
tajnik federacije SNIP, pa ie
postal tri move narocnine. Upa-
mo, da Sc DO potrudil ter jih do
bill Sc vec.
Anton Zornik, IL zap. Penne
je bill nedavno ma agitaciji tudi
pc drugih krajih Penne in nekaj
tudi V Ohiu. Uspeh je bill dober.
Postal je 70 narocnin, med nil
mi 7 novih. Malo Jill je, XII bi
tako vztrajno vrSili svojo nalo-
go, in Tone 10 izpolnjuje V polni
meri, bodisi V lepem ali grdem
vremenu.
Anton Taskar, Helper, Utah.
je postal dive narocnini.
Leo Zevnik, La Sale, Ill, dive
narocnini, provizijo pa podelil