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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Reports Read to
Willing Workers

Annual reports were read, and
committees for the year were an
nounced by Miss Mary Crane,
president OF the Willing Workers
Circle of Kings Daughters, Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Maude Huston.
Mrs. George Ellsworth read the
annual secretary's report and Mrs.
A. Lennert, the treasurer's. The
committees that will serve in 1915
are Mrs. Paul Slusser, Mrs. Bert
Reynolds and Miss Sara Parsons,
dinner; Miss Myrtle Scrivens, flow
ers; Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs. o. NJ.
Miles and Mrs. Margaret Putnam,
work. Plans OF work for the year
were discussed.
Mrs. Reynolds conducted the
Bible study, taking the lesson from
Kings Daughters booklet, The Sill
yer Cross" The group is to read the
book OF Philippians before the next
meeting, which will be at the Meth
odist Church house, Feb. IS. Eigh-
teen members were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Records Sought by
Historical Society

Howard II. Peckham, war histor-
ian of the University Of Michigan,
and Mrs. Lunette Hadley, director
OF the alumni catalog office, were
the speakers for the meeting OF the
Washtenaw Historical Society, Fri.
cay evening in the Rackham Build
ing. Ann Arbor.
Mr., Peckham urged the society
to take an active responsibility in
gathering war records of Washte-
nav County, because the university
is doing its own record keeping,
and the Michigan. Historical Com
mission, Lansing, is very inactive,
he said, so it is up to this society
to do something. The Michigan
Council of Defense has appointed
Prof. Donal II. Haines of the Jour
nalism department as director of
collecting in Washtenaw County.
The Historical Society will cooper
ate with him in this work.
Mr.. Peckham is leaving the uni
yersity. about Feb. l., to take a
position as director OF the Indiana
State Historical Bureau, and his
place as war historian will be TAX
en- by Prof. E. Clever Bald Of the
history department.
Mrs. Hadleys paper consisted of
figures she had taken from Stats
tics, applying to Michigan alumni
from Washtenaw County in service.
She said that there are 9S7 OF them,
and Of these, 81 are women, and
at this time, she knows OF II
Washtenaw County men who are
prisoners Of war. She read the gold
star list OF 22 men who have been
killed in action or died in service.
The family of every deceased serv-
ice man will receive an engraved
scroll OF honor bearing an inscrip-
ton OF sympathy and appreciation
OF his service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Breakfast lin Ama1can Legion Home
Here Reception There This Evening

Clark; Ann Arbor; Miss Prudy
Ellis. Ypsilanti; and Miss Thelma
Meir, Ann Arbor. The bridesmaids
wore alternating pink and blue bro
caded taffeta gowns with net skirts,
Head dresses were fashioned to
match, and they carried peach CLAM.
elias, tied with pink ribbons.
Miss Kae Anne Moore, Ypsilanti,
and Miss Doreen Adds, Detroit,
were flower girls. They wore pink
and blue satin dresses, and had
head dresses Of light pink snap
dragons. Each flower girl carried
a colonial bouquet.
Ring bearers were Roger Mulhol-
land, Ypsilanti, and Walter Adm,
Detroit.
The brides mother, Mrs. Ray c..
Clark. wore a tailored suit of gray
gaberdine, with black accessories.
She wore a corsage of talisman
roses. The groom's mother. Mrs.
Mabel Winkler, wore a brown tail
ored suit with orchid accessories.
She also wore a corsage Of tails
man roses.
fishers we're Paul Meyer, Hpsi.
lanti; Merrill Bodine, Ann Arbor;
William Feyl, Detroit; Edward Lew
andowski, Detroit; Leonard Bor.
owski, Detroit; and Vincent Bar
tus, Detroit.
Guests were present from Fow-
lerville, Flint, Pontiac, Dearborn,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

In a beautiful double ring core.
mony, Miss Vera Irene Clark,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray C..
Clark. 3 Driscoll Court, and Ralph
q. Winkler. son of Mrs. Mabel
Winkler, APO Twenty-fifth Street,
Detroit, were united in marriage
this morning in St. Thomas Church,
Ann ArbOr Monsignor G. Warren
Peek officiated.
The bride was lovely in her white
Chantilly lace gown, with a sweet.
heart neckline, and long sleeves,
which came to a point extending
over the hands. She wore a finger
tip veil, attached to a Juliet cap,
and also had long train. The bride
carried a bouquet OF Gala lilies tied
with a white ribbon. She was given
in marriage by her father, Ray c.
Clark. Best man was Clarence
Winkler, brother OF the groom, De.
troit.
The maid OF honor. Miss Betty
Lou Clark, who is the sister OF the
bride, wore a dress OF teal blue
satin with a net skirt. She carried
peach glamellias, yellow and tails
man roses in her bouquet. Miss
Clark wore a shoulder length veil,
which was teal blue.
Six bridesmaids attended the
bride. They were Miss Bonnie Jean
Clark. Ypsilanti; Miss Roselian
Winkler, Detroit; Mrs. Jeanette
Winkler, Detroit; Mrs. Nadine
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
THE Willow RUN News

for Beattie's team was ]. Wilcher,
three points. High man on Ma.
hons squad, was Bill Anderson,
with six points.
Ross, ohlsen, defeated Ross,
Jensen. S-3. Robert Ramsey scor-
ed all three points for the losers,
Samson Thorpe led the victors with
four points.
Foster. Royce, lost 1913 to Ross.
Haven team, spanked by James
Butler and Arthur Bowling, with
six each. The Royce team was led
by Doug Reynolds with two points.
r. Smith spanked his team, Fos-
ter. Van Portfliet, to a 1913 victory
over Foster, Norton.
Smith scored nine of his teams
score points. l.. Gillespie sank
two Of his teams counters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Carpenter W.R.C.
Names Committees

Committees for the year for Car
penter Women's Relief Corps were
named by the president, Mrs. Vim
cent Celebrezze,, and it was voted
to make Mrs. Nellie Trip, who ha )
been a member for So years, an
honorary member, at the Corps
business meeting Friday afternoon
at GAR. Hall.
An invitation was read from Mar
tina A. Beach Tent, Daughters of
Union Veterans, to join with them
for the annual patriotic meeting
and cooperative supper, Feb. %.
Mrs. Harold Baskins was installed
as musician by Mrs. Minnie Rust.
The committees for the year are
Mrs. Bert gillette, relief; Mrs. Pearl
Raymond. Mrs. A. n. Burd and
Mrs. John Bird, auditing.
Mrs. Edward Grannis announced
the meeting OF the Past Presidents
Club Of Carpenter Corps, for next
Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Eunice Mats.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
nyrb Ceremony Ann Arbm JTut Miss Vera Irene Clark Ralph WIuky

Plymouth, Belleyille, Monroe and
Ypsllanti.
A wedding breakfast, at which
rs guests were present was at the
American Legion Home here. The
reception will be this evening at
1870 in the American Legion Home.
with about $50 guests expected.
The brides table will be conferred
by a cake in the formation OF a
cross OF three tiers.
A rehearsal luncheon was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Clark at
their home Friday.
The couple will reside at APO
Twenty-fifth ST., Detroit,
The bride is a graduate of Ypsi.
lanti High School, Class OF 1871.
She was employed at King Seeley
Co, Ann Arbor, for three years.
The bridegroom is employed at
Coleman Company, Detroit.
The bride was honored by three
showers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

The following were chosen: the
regent, Mrs. Wiedman, Mrs. Joseph
Thompson, Mrs. James Warner,
and Mrs. Simon Fagerstrom.
Mrs. Wier introduced Mr.. Gergan-
off. who spoke on the Balkan
States, especially emphasizing their
importance to Russia and Turkey.
He said, in part, that England must
have control OF the Mediterranean
In order to keep her colonies and
dependencies intact; that for zoo
years Russia has struggled to OBJ
tain a seaport; that the Balkan
countries are tied up. by trade, with
Germany; that only one fourth OF
all the people in the world are
white and Christian; that the so.
called Little Countries are never
going to have independence, as we
know it; that Constantinople may
soon be made a free city thus al
lowing the free passage Of ships
Of all nations.
Cottee ana CAKES were served
from a very pretty table decorated
in spring-like green and yellow
Mrs. Wiedman and Mrs. Eager.
strom, presiding. Miss Margaret
Davis, the new director at Gilbert
Community House, was a most well
come guest.
The next meeting, on February
IS, will be at the Literary Club
House, when Professor Haydn NJ.
Morgan, head of the Normal Con-
servatory of Music will speak on
the subject American Music"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
r s. Gsr3ganqf Tells Balkan
Situation TO D. 4. T. Members

Mrs. John Gault was hostess Fri.
day at the Literary Club House for
the Daughters OF the American Rev
olution meeting at which the Bal
kan situation was explained by r.
s. Gerganoff.
The salute to the flag and two
stanzas OF America" were followed
by the regular reports of officers
and committees. Delegates were
elected. to the state conference to
be held in Grand Rapids In March.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Calendar Of Social Events
MONDAY

Queen City Lodge number Pytha o'clock
Hall.
Royal Neghbors camp 1888 o'clock GAR Hall
Monday Whist Club, $3.50, with r. J. Stephens
Ypsanu CAP. Ground School o'clock Ypsanti High
Girl Scouts three 35 Starkweather; 315
fist Church; It, O'clock troop
trail High School, $780, 90 Brownies Roosevelt School,
o'clock; troop 20 Brownies Central $3.50.
fpant Chapter number 119 Eastern
Bile meeting opens at o'clock dinner $50 followed by
ming session.
Townsend Club cooperative $40 bring table
wiches and dish pass followed
speaker expected, Ypsanti High School lunch
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Enjoy Dinner

The Birthday Anniversary Club
enjoyed a fine duck dinner at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Louandes, Lat
err, at a short business session it
was voted to contribute 81 to the
March OF Dimes and to send two
baskets to Percy Jones Hospital.
Bunco whist was played with Mrs.
Julia Hamernik, Mrs. Louandes,
ard Mrs. Lillian Harris as prize
winners. The next meeting will be
{! Wayne at the home OF Mrs. Har-
ris. honoring Mrs. Hamernik.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford j. Thoms
ere announcing the marriage OF
their brother, Frank c. Thoms,
East Orange. New Jersey, and Miss
Grace Duchesneau Of Narragansett
Bay. Mr. Thoms is a former Ypsi.
lanti resident and attended Normal
and Cleary Colleges. He was for
years superintendent Of the West
inghouse Lamp Co. at Bloomfield,
n. j.. retiring from active business
five years ago. Mr.. Thoms is the
son Of the late Mrs. Sarah Ashley
Thoms. Mr.. and Mrs. Thoms are
making their home at Narragansett
Bay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Canteen Open

The Teen Canteen VIII be open
this evening in Ypsilanti High
School from to IL p. m. A spe-
cial meeting Of the canteen was
called Thursday evening to elect
new officers. Co-chairmen elected
we're Phoebe White and Carol
Climer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Marriage Licenses

Francis Bartlett McNutt. %, To-
ledo, O., and Helen Virginia Ride
nour, %, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Four Schools at
Willow Run PLAY

Four Willow Run school league
games were played Friday Afternoon
at Foster School. All OF the games
were between the seventh and
eighth grades. o. w. Vicklund ref
cred.
The team is identified by the
school and the grade teachers
name
Foster, Beattie, was defeated by
Ross, Mahon, 17-5. High scorer
home at 226l Pittsfield Blvd, Pitts
field Village, on a short furlough
from Camp Fannin. Texas. After
his furlough. he will report to For;
Ord, California.
Seaman &c Lawrence Terrell is
spending his q day leave with his
mother, Mrs. Fred Bickery, 20S
Maple ST. Seaman Terrell has been
overseas for the past nine months
He will report in New York upon
expiration of his leave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Celebrate Birthday

The newly formed Capa Ammo
Club celebrated the birthday OF
Mrs. George Smiggen at her home,
Friday evening A delicious season
al lunch was served and the re-
mainder OF the evening was spent
playing games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

Peru plans 10 build plant to
produce its own penicillin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

CHURCH CHRIST, SCIENTIST
FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Enite mi
by E.
Member o o o.
Of n Boston
THEATRE-mIcHIcAN
a., al
WELCOME
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20
Send Daddy a.
Valentine Photograph

Bring the baby and Riddles down for
photograph for their dad in service.
Let our skillful photographer capture
their charm in a beautiful Meyer
Fletcher portrait. Don't delay.
make.your appointment today.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
VoMnu posfuvu
spreiefo

Narodna Skupsc1na Je IL. aV-
gusta sprejela volilno postavo z
$40 glasovi proti 16. Nasprotna
manjsina, XII sestoji il poslan-
cev Grolove skupine, nj glaso-
vala.
Volilna postava doloca, da
imajo volilno pravico vse osebe
cd ID. leta naprej brez razlike
ma spoil, narodnost, vero, raso
ali p%oliticno prepricanje. Isto
pravico imajo tudi vojaki, toda
brez razlike ma starost. V start
Jugoslaviji zenske MISC Uncle
volilne pravice in ravnotako tu-
di ne vojaki. Vsaka stranka ina
pravico postaviti svojo listo
kandidatov, &c. PREDICT kandi-
dat najmanj $50 podpisov pol
nomocnih volilcev, XII podpirajo
njegovo kandidaturo. Volilne
pravice nimajo osebe, XII so IL
gubile svoje drzavlianske pra-
vice radi kolaboriranja S sovra-
znikom ali radi borbe proti ma
rodu.
V debati pred sprejetjem no.
We volilne postave je Edward
Kardelj dejal: Smatram, da je
ia volilna postava najbolj de-
mokraticna izmed vseh volilnih
postav V zapadni Evropi ter ina
vse karakteristicne cednosti de-
mokraticne postave. Volitev je
tajna, izvolitev sploSna in ne
posredna brez razlike ma spoil,
raso, vero it'd. Mislim, da ina
Jugoslavija prvikrat demokra-
ticno postavo, XII DO zagotovila
ljudskim mnozicam zgraditev
pravega demokraticnega reda
v Jugoslaviji." -
Mirko G.. KuheI, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
Pokefno posfo v
JUgosIuviio odprta

PoStni urad mas je obvestil,
da je cd %. augusta naprej 20
pet mogoce poSiljati il Amerike
pakete V Jugoslavijo. Tea VISA
Ike posiljke je omejena ma II
funtov pc enkrat ma teden. S
tenn je nudena prilika sloven-
skim Amerikancem in sploh
vsem, XII imajo sorodnike v Jul
goslaviji, da jim poSiljajo po-
moe V blagu pc posti. Nasim ro-
jakom priporocamo, da naslovi-
10 svoje poSiljke lie ma druzine
in ne kakega posameznika, ra-
zen ce je ugotovljeno, kje Sc ma
slovljenec nahaja. Stiriletna
vojna je prinesla velike spre-
membe V Jugoslaviji, mnogo
ljudi je bio preseljenih V dru-
ge kraje, mnogo jih je pomrlo
donna in V tujini. Vzelo DO Sc
precej casa, predno Sc izseljen-
ci povrnejo ma svoje domove, &c
Sc sploh imajo kan %povrniti, in
predno bodo sporocili svoje no.
We naslove svojim sorodnikom
V Ameriko. Radi tega je pripo-
rocljivo, da Sc paketi ne posilja-
10 kar tia V en- dan V upanju,
ces, Jill bodo re oblasti nasle.
&c niste sigurni, kje SO vasi lju-
die, rajsi Sc nekoliko pocakajte
S posiljkami. Med tenn casom
pa bodo morda ma razpolago
poStni parniki in prejeli boste
pisma, XII jih pricakujete IL sta
re domoVine.
Pred par tedni je bilo tudi
objaVljeno V listih, da je odpr-
ia pisemska poSta tudi "a Trst
Slovensko Primorie in Istro.
ODE tie naznanili sta razvese.
ljivi in upamo, da nam DO kma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
Lukotu pref
JUgosIovii

Ameriski porocevalec John
Gibbons poroca IL Belgrade 27.
augusta: "V Jugoslaviji je re-
sno pomanjkanje zivil. V neka-
terih zapadnih delhi dezele je
vsled pomanjkanja nastala la
kota. V hotelu v Ljubljani, kjer
sem stanoval, SO servirali mesto
GAIA ali KAYE neko tekocino IL
robid, XII je brez vsakega oku-
sd. Bio nj masla niti margarine
in kosilo IL same zelenjave smo
Jedi brez kruha. Dnevni Cd
merki kruha v Ljubljani SO pc
155 gramov ma osebo. To resno
situacijo je resila obilica zele-
njave in saba.
V zapadnih delhi, XII so bill
glavna arena osvobodilne vol
ne, je vsaka cetrta kmetija po-
rusena. Zaporedni vdori Mem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05

ker 50 nauceni verjeti v free
enterprise. cudno pa je, kako
je bio mogoce, da je bio V
Berlinu toliko sovjetskih voja-
kov zalotenih pr tenn speku-
lativnem poslu = in to ne v ru-
ski, ampak v angleSki conf oku-
piranega Berlina.
Madzarska je ma pritisk anne
riSke in angleske Wade dovoli-
la vstop kakemu pol tucatu "a
stopnikov ameriSkega in angle
skega casopisja. Poljska Sc je
pritisku tudi podala. Sc pref pa
je Jugoslavija oznanila da Ia
hko IL ME zastopniki tujezem-
skega tiska svobodno porocajo,
kar jim drago. Ampak Wash
ingtonu in Londonu jamrajo, da
Wade ten dezel Sc zmerom ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05

vedo pomen besede "svoboda til
ska. In jim prete, da dokler je
ne bodo spoznale "a to kar je,
tudi podpor ne DO, ne naklonje-
nosti, ne pravega prijateljstva.
v Spaniji Sc reakcija prere-
ka, kako maj izvrSi "preobrat"
v vladi, da DO zadovoljiv "a "a
padne demokracije. Nekateri IL
med Francovih tovariSev sma-
trajo, da DO najboljse, ako Sc
poklice ma prestol sina pokojne-
ga Spanskega kralja, XII je W.
gojevan "a to sluzbo. line mu
je Don Juan. "a vladarja je
prav tako malo sposoben kot so
drugi TAXI mladi, neizkuSeni
kraljevici, XII SC bill zrejeni V
izobilju in vzgojevani V duhu
sovraStva do mase. Ampak &c
kdaj ia don Juan postane kralj
Spanije, Sc DO to zgodilo lie z
dovoljenjem in S pomocjo Ia
padne demokracije, ne pa pc
wolff Spanskega ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
Noerf "a iUgosIovan.
sko zbornico

Podpredsednik jugoslovanske
narodne Wade Edward Kardelj
je predlozil imenu Wade pro-
vizoricni narodni skupscini ma
crt "a ustavno skupscino ali
konstituanto. Ustavna skupscina
DO sestajala il dveh zbornic: y
Federativni parliament in q Ma
rodna skupscina. Federativni
parliament DO zastopal interese
posameznih narodnosti (drzav-
min edinic), vsaka izmed kate
rih DO upravicena do 25 poslan-
cev. Te DO izvolila vsaka drzava
Ease. Poslance "a narodno skup-
Seine pa bodo volili vsi drzav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
Joponsko "a Zed. drove
teak problem

(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)
dobo prihodnjih 100 let, Sc ie
izrazil eden izvedencev. V I'VE
Il S tenn smatrajo, da je nasled-
MIA izjava, katero je dial ma to-
kljskem radiu general Reikici
Tada, predsednik japonskega
tehnologicnega oddelka:
l. Japonci Sc morajo izne-
biti svojih militaristicnih dix
tatorjev.
2. Japonci morajo pozabiti
ma mascevanje.
3. Najti morajo novega YER
skega in idejnega vodjo, da jih
povede IL zmesnjave ven.
Ia zadnja toeka je direkten
udarec ma cesarsko religijo.
Hlede Hirohita pravijo wash
ingtonski izvedenci, da je bill
olbdrzan lie radi tega, ker je bill
V1detl edna slla, XII je mogla
osigurati predajo vseh japon-
skin oborozenih sill.
Pomisliti je tudi treba, da je
mnogo bolje, da Sc japonski ma
rod sam iznebi svojega cesarja.
Ako hi ga hoteli odpraviti S silo
Cd zunaj, hi njegovo oporo V
narodu lie povecali.
Vsekakor pa je jasno, da DO
naloga prevzgoje japonskega
naroda dolga in tezka stvar.
Najvecjo tezo bodo nosile Zed.
drzave, XII imajo tudi prispevati
pretezni del okupacijskih sill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
SKLEPI POTSDAMSKE KONFERENCE
MISC SAME
HAROLD LAsKI, predsednik deIuvske strunke

prijatelji in ne morda naSi So
vrazniki.
Dobro je tudi, da vemo, da
Sc DO zbor zunanjih ministrov
brez odloga bavil z mirovnimi
pogodbami "a Italijo, Bolgari-
10, Madzarsko in Rumunijo.
Kar Sc tice Italije, je jasno, da
vstaja nova Italia pod inspira-
clio levicarskih voditeljev kot
Parri, Nenni in Togliatti. VISA
KIDD We, da je Rim sredisce We
like mreze reakcionarnih sill,
klerikalnih, gospodarskih, vo-
jaSkih in politicnih = sovraz-
niki vstajajoce Italije SO isti
ljudje, XII SO dvignili ma oblast
Musolinija in z MIN sodelovali
prav do zadnjega mogocega ire
nOtka.
Tudi ma Balkanu mir ne SINE
vec cakati. Zdravi kmetie teh
predelov ne smejo biti vec izro-
cent ma milost in nemiloSt toll
pam brezvestnih politikantov.
Priznati pa je treba, da resni-
chi mir V teh predelih odvisi
pred vsem cd razvoja prave de-
mokracije ma GrSkem. To pa Sc
DO zgodilo Sele takrat, ko DO Err
nest Bevin objasnil uradom zu-
nanjega ministrstva, da smer-
nice angleSke ~zunanje politike
ne zahtevajo, da branimo kralia
Grkov pred javnim mnenjem,
XII ga obsoja kot simbol dikta-
ture. Kajti pod njegovo zascito
SO Sc zbirali vsi, katerim je bio
ma tenn = in je Sc vedno = da
zaustavijo vsako rastS demokra-
ticnih nacel ma GrSkem.
zelel hi, da hi bill Potsdam
naklonil nekaj vec tolazilnih
besed zidom. Tudi zagotovilo,
da bodo vojni krivci kaznovani,
je jake zanimivo. Toda bolie DO
pocakati, da vidimo, ali DO "a
res poskrbljeno cato, da to pot
nikdo cd krivih ne uide.
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Ponefno seio 81.
odboru SANSC

Polletna seja vseh SANSovih
odborov - eksekutivnega, Sir
sega, nadzornega ter castnega
= Sc DO vrSila v soboto Is. sep
tembra 1915 v Bergerjevi dvo-
rani, 1858 So. Lawndale Ave,
Chicago, Ill. Sklicana je ma pod
lagi dolocil SANSovih pravil,
da Sc sestmesecne seize vseh Cd
borrow vrsijo dvakrat ma leto,
med l. januarjem in Is. mar
com ter med /. Julien in Is.
septembrom.
Vsi 81. odborniki SANSa SO
vabljeni ma to zborovanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-05
Il SANSoveeo urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

lu mogoce porocati enako do
bro novice glede posiljanja de-
maria. To vprasanje Sc sedaj
razreSuje med ameriskimi in
jugoslovanskimi oblastmi, XII Sc
imajo dogovoriti glede valute,
izmenjave it'd.
SANS je pc svoji skromni
moci powell potrebne korake in
predlozil zahteve Amerikancev
slovenskega porekla glede po-
Ste med Ameriko in %Jugoslavi-
jo. Ne lasti 81 trditve, da SO vsi
dosezeni uspehi njegova zaslu-
ga, smatra pa, da je njegova ak
CHA delno pripomogla do hitrej-
Sc vzpostavitve postne zveze
med novo in stare domovino.
Marsikateri Slovenec in Slo-
venka nina nobenega svojega
V Ameriki. Ia te obnovitev po-
Sine zveze z Ameriko ne po-
meni veliko. Pricakujejo pa
vsaj nekaj pomoci cd svojih ro-
iakov liz Zed. draw in to po-
moe posilja War Relief Fund of
Americans of South Slavic Des-
cent, XII posluje pod imenom
American Committee for Yugo-
slav Relief. NaSa relifna akcija
Sc DO torej nadaljevala in pri-
cakujemo, da mas bodo ameriski
Slovenci Sc nadalje tako pod
pirali, kot so v preteklosti. To
je edini nacin, da prejmejo ne
kaj nase podpore tudi oni, XII
nimajo sorodnikov v Ameriki in
XII SO morda Sc najbolj potrebni
naSe pomoci.