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Evening star., 1945-10-25
Originally $50
16" GoId-FoiI
Lamp Shades
4.5O

Only z left! Drum shaped!
AS is"
I Originally 7.5o GoId-Foii
shode. lo", empire, "os is,
I Originally 7.s5 Chino Bond
Lomp, dark blue. royon shode,
"os is" 4.95
I Originally s.s5 Royal Hoeser
Pottery Lomp, parchment shode.
"os is" 4.95
Originally 1895 Modern Wood
and Gloss Lemp, porchment
I Originally 1875 Decorated
China Lamp Bose only. os is. e.95
Originally 24.95 Modern Wood
and Gloss Lomp sos
Originally 54.e5 PouI Honson
Pottery Lomp ---1s.95
Originally 1926 Pottery Fisu-
rine Lomp with shode -l0.95
I Originally $500 Decorated
Crystal TobIe Lamp, hond made
shade ----35. $500
s Originally 1926 crystoI Table
Lomps, silk fringe shode 32.e5
z Originally 43.o0 ond-deeo-
roted China Lamp. royon shode,
32.e5
l Originally z4.75 China Lamp,
bose only, hand decorated.
1875
! Originally 1895 Betsy Ross
Lomp, royon shode l5.e5
I Originally 1876 White China
Lomp, royon shade ----12.s5
z Originally 1850 crystoI Font
Lamps, double morbIe bases,
22.5o
I Originally 24.s5 crystoI Lamp
and Shade ---le.95
l Originally $500 Importont
Ruby crystoI Lamp, handmade
shode $500
Originally 54.s5 Three-woy
Floor Lamps. ivory color, hond-
made shades, "os i" is"-z9.sS
| Originally 1895 Three-woy
Floor Lamp, ivory ond onyx color
base. handmade shode--2s.s5
! Originally 1895 Ivory Color
Student Bridge Lamp. handmade
shode ---24.95
Evening star., 1945-10-25
The Hecht CO. Friday Odd-Lots!
Clearance Of Linens

Slightly soed or nussed In some cases only one
or two of kind!
Evening star., 1945-10-25

7 Originally 7se Cotton Place
Mots with hopkins :. solled,
II Originally I.4s Cotton Ros
Ruos 24x3O in. 59c
7 Originally s5e Embroidered Pill
low coses seconds - 45e
IS Originally 58e Broided ovoI
Roq Rugs multicolor pot
terms 29c
so orisinoIIy z.es Blankets
1920 cotton, 250o wool :. ploid
4 Originally 4.se Cotton Mot
tress Covers fulI-bed size,
IS Originally zoe Cotton Domosk
Napkins. soiled ----lOe
10 Originally 1923 Rayon
cooted Cotton Shower Curtain
Sets - 6.S8
Il Originally z.ss Cotton Che
mile Both Mot Sets l.99
II Originally 2.e7 Oval Cotton
Chenille Motss. /: 2ox36 in.
1877
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Originally $50
Timers Red
MetoIie Roof Paint
1.80 .s''.n
A rich mixture Of oxide and pure
oil to protect and stop small locks.
81 cons left.
- Originally $50 Interior Gloss
EnomeI, washable finish for woIIs
and woodwork. Covers in one
coot. Choice Of white and ivory.
Gallon ------2.59
IT Originally BIS Porch and
Deck Enomel. imports O high
gloss to wood or cement floors.
Covers completely in one coot.
s coIors. Gallon 2.8s
23 Originally $50 Pure White or
Orange sheIIoe. full Alb. cut.
Dries in one hour. For oil types
of floors. 0olIon - --3.2e
IS Originally soc Paint Remover
and BIeoeher. makes O whole eoI-
lon, excellent for conditioning be-
fore pointing -3se
Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

The famous foundation eorment
with the good upIift bustline
ond locing front for odjustobiIity.
8 Originally $50 l4-in. Short
Foundation Garments, sizes 35,
Al. AZ, 43, 44---6.5o
9 Originally 1000 l4-ineh Short
Foundations. sizes 81, 80, 40, a.
ond 46--------- 500
6 Originally 7.5o 14-ineh Short
Foundation, sizes IS, Al, IS.
$50
, Originally 1850 BuiIt-up
Shoulder Front, side hook; Is
inch short foundations. Sizes "A
and 46--------- 600
l Originally $50 Side Hook,
Long, Satin Broeode, size 3o,
4 Originally $50 Short Side Hook
GirdIes. sizes IT, 29, 30, 33,
9 Originally 5.s5 Front Loee
Brocode, Well boned Corset,
sizes 26, II, %, 33 and "a, 400
l Originally $50 side-boned
Broeode, long, size 30--5.oo
! Originally 1000 Front Loee
Corset, size 3O----8.oo
z Originally $50 Front Loee Cor
set, long, sizes 27 and 81, 100
Corsets, Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Originally 1886 Mons Two
Suffer Bog. "a" ---18.oo
l Originally 1910 Mons Two
suiter Bog. "a" -2I.6o
I Originally I7.46 Lodies' Over
night Cose, n" --I2.oo
I Originally 1910 Mons Two
suiter Bog. "a" -I4.4o
! Originally 1914 Ladies' Over
night cose. Il" - 500
3 Originally 2s.4o Mems Two
suiter Bog, 24" 800
5 Originally 1892 smolI Size
Locker Trunks 1880
Originally 1881 Mons Two
Suffer Bog. 3" -lS.oo
] Originally 1870 Foot Locker
Trunk, 81" --I8.oo
! Originally 2s.2e Pullman cose,
70" "-I4.4o
! Originally $500 Mons ~"
Two-Suiter Bog -k--I8.oo
! orisinoIIy zo.7s PuIlmon
cose, 2e" -I2.oo
! Originally 52,e5 Mon Two
Suffer -----24.oo
l Originally 1914 Lady's Over
night Case, l8" -io.2o
l Originally l4.o4 Lody's Over
night cose. IS" $40
I Originally 1850 Lody's Pull
man cose, 26" 800
| Originally s2.e5 Mons Two
Suffer ---24.oo
1 Originally 2s.74 Lody's II"
Overnight Cose 1920
| Originally 1900 Lody's vonity
Case. II" size ---7.50
I Originally II.52 Mons Pisskin
Fitted Toilet Cose 900
II Originally $50 Ladies' Shop
/ o,isinoIly 1898 IS" Upper
Vanity or Overnight Cose, 1910
5 Originally 1252 IL" Upper
vonity Coses 7.2o
) Originally 1897 Is" Ladies'
Overnight coses -----l2.oo
4 Originally 1884 IS" Ladies
Overnight cases i2.0o
All original and selling prices
include tar
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
SO Originally l.ee to 4.ee
Boys Roineoots
ST

Block synthetic rubber trench
coots and stotion wagon coots in
sizes q to lo.
IS Originally 2.So TO 3.so Boys
School Sioeks sizes s and s,
ST
IS orisinoIly 5.ss to 500 Boys
School SIoeks tweeds and
fancy patterns. Sizes 10 and
" 80
80 Originally I.5s Boys Button
on Blouses /. cottons sizes
4 to 9 39e
IS Originally s.ss Boys Bottle
Joekets tweeds :. sizes 8
10 10 p
All properly Iobeied os to wool
content.
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1945-10-25

A good book is good comPony =.
ond good evening.
1870 Originally ZOO Mystery and
Adventure Stories 4oe
81 Originally ZOO Stories of
Romance ---2oe to 49e
80 Originally ZOO to 500 Non
Fiction Books -7 79c to 98c
Rental Library, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Girls Cotton BIouses
1.o9

PeoSont Style-emDroIde Trim
and drowstrine neckline. Long
and short sleeves in the group.
Sizes s to II.
s Originally 5.95 AIl-WooI PIoid
Skirts, sizes 7 and 8--3.95
20 Originally 2.95 Felt Fall Hats.
1.95
20 Originally I.95 Felt Foil Hats,
1863
20 Originally 100 Short Sleeve
Cotton Peasant BIouses 69e
10 Originally l.6s Navy Blue Cot
ton overoIIs. sizes 7 and s 59e
Girls Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Beautiful for your living room.
Only z left!
Originally 5s.e5 coektoil
TobIe 44.5O
Z Originally $3.50 oeeosioncI
TobIes. mohoeony----44.5o
z Originally $500 Lomp TobIes.
mahogany ------44.5o
Originally 1895 Viking
Frosted Oak Bors --59.95
4 Originally 1875 Viking Oak
Stools 1000
70 Originally I2.95 Mohosony
and WoInut veneers on Gumwood
Fromed Mirrors ors--- 500
Originally l4.e5 Service smok-
er. mohogony veneer on gum
wood 500
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06


that Is in demand.
First Of all in planning the
garden, a plot Of land suitable for
town, or even country gar
den, must be i'm the open where
it can get direct sunlight at
least six hours a day with no
obstructing trees or buildings.
The plot must be well drained. A
rich, deep sandy loam free from de-
bris is the best all-purpose garden
soil, but such an ideal is rarely
found. Unless soil is of such char
acter. that it can be spaded in the
spring into a loose crumbly condi-
ton, it will be difficult to work, if
not definitely unsuited, to vegetable
growing. Land that is nearly level
is best because it is easier to work
and iN less likely to be damaged
through washing by heavy rains.
Convenience Of the garden loca-
ton is more important than might
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Plan Garden
To Suit Needs

The most successful gardener
plans his garden well in advance. A
good sized sketch or map Of the plot
should be drawn, preferably to
scale, so that the time and space
each crop will occupy can be set
down. Particular attention should
be made to replanting. For instance
after harvesting beans, turnips,
beets, carrots should be sown. The
idea is to keep the ground constantly
producing until frost.
Most gardeners are prone to plant
too much Of early crops with the
result that some are wasted. A
succession of varieties or of plant
ings will give much longer period
of harvest from the same total
amount planted.
Particular care should be taken
that tall growing crops like corn or
tomatoes will not shade the smaller
crops, such as beets or radishes.
Then perennial plants, such as as
paragus, rhubarb and various sa-
worry herbs, should be kept together
at one side of the garden where
they can be conveniently handled
without interfering with the portion
to be plowed or spaded each year.
Where there is any great varia-
ton In the composition of the soil
in different parts of the garden, it
will be advisable to take this into
consideration.
If a part of the land is low and
moist, such crops as celery, onions,
and late cucumbers should be placed
there. If part of the soil is high.
warm and dry, there is the proper
location for early crops and those
that need quick, warm soil. Per
manent crops, such as asparagus,
should be located where they would
not interfere, with regular cultiva-
ton.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

wooden frame. Scrap or even old
boxes will do, for this foundation
part is entirely covered.
With the frame finished, the lady
with needle and thread and a few
tacks will probably take over. The
padding is easy-just cotton bat
ting basted to muslin over the
seat and back. The cushion may
have a cotton filling or may be
filed with feathers or kapoc. The
rest is simple covering job.
NOTE-Pattern No. $50 gives large dia.
grams for all parts of the chair frame
with construction steps, padding and Gov.
ering clearly illustrated. A bill Of mate
rials giving lumber estimate, amount of
padding and covering materials is in
cluded. To get Pattern No. $50 enclose
IS cents with name and address direct
to-.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
TAKE 1T EASY

An engineer for a big industrial
corporation, having concluded his
business in q southern town, was
impatiently waiting outside hotel
for a taxi to rush him to his train.
He had almost abandoned hope when
one finally crawled up.
As the cab set out for the station,
the harried traveller asked, "What
happens in this town when a person
wants to get some place in hur-
ry?" Replied the unperturbed cab
bic, "Ah reckon he would just ag-
gravate himself"
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

be supposed. It should be as close
to the home as suitable place can
be found because the garden needs
some attention almost every day.
Even when it is too wet to plant or
cultivate, the gardener should see it
every day or two so as to>follow all
developments and know in advance
what work needs to be done. Time
illness is surprisingly large ele-
ment in a successful garden.
There is no one fright" way to
arrange or plan home garden. The
gardener is urged to consider his
own needs, the climate of his To-
cality and his own particular gar
den spot in planning and arranging
his garden. Conditions and details
Of methods of growing plants differ
SO widely over the country that it
is impossible to give uniform plan
of growing vegetables that would fit
all sections of the country.
A garden much longer than 1t is
wide is generally more convenient
to work. It matters little whether
the rows run north or south, east
or west, but on a sloping area 1t is
important that the rows run across
the slope, not up and down, so that
rainfall may be held on or in the soil,
instead of running down the sloping
rows, carrying away the soil.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
1945 Garden
Good Practices
Produce Better
Paying Yields

H VERY Victory garden should be
- tailored individually to the fam
lily it is expected to feed and to the
space available for gardening.
In planning the 1945 garden every
gardener will do well if he looks over
the experience of the past year or
two and tries to meet more nearly
the appetites and food preferences
of his own family. If any crop went
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
At the Factory

Foreman (noticing one Of the men
limping)-What's the matter? Hurt
yourself?
Workman-Got nail in my foot.
Foreman-Well, why don't you
take it out?
Workman-What on my lunch
hour?
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Easy to Make Your
Upholstered Chairs

THIS pair of chairs, so much at
4 home in a Victorian setting,
would be just as appropriate in a
modern room. They are comfort
able too, and anyone who can
nail together box can make the
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Dead or Alive

Teacher-What is the most USE
full creature in the world to man.
kind?
Scholar-A henl
Teacher-How do you make that
o,rt?
Scholar--We can eat it before it
is born, and after it is dead.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Idle Gesture

Teacher "Unselfishness' is going
without something one needs. Can
you give me an example of unself-
ishness in your own daily life, jim
my?
Jimmy-Well, often try to 60
without a bath when need it.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Scoring Information

School Boy-Teacher, how can !
know when / am naughty?
Teacher-Your conscience will tell
YOU.
S. B.-Will it tell your
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Domestic Animals

Nettie-I wonder why Betty and
her husband can't get along?
Lettie--I think it's because he
has such dogged determination and
she has such a catty disposition.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

to waste because
the family did not
care for the prod
uct, it is good gar
dening to omit it en-
tirely in this years
planting or to cut it
down to what the
family will use. Use
the space saved to
ornny cny,o q In 0
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
AS USUAL

Smith-So your wife gave you a
billfold for a birthday present. Did
it have anything in it?
Jones-Yes, it had the bill for the
billfold.
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
SHORT ORDER

Customer-Are you the waitress
who took my order?
Waitress-Yes, sir.
Customer You're still looking
well. How are your grandchildren
The midland journal., 1945-04-06

Teacher-How many seasons are
there, Tsadore? ~.
Isadore Two, teacher. Busy and
dull
The midland journal., 1945-04-06
Scotch Prescription

Why does Sandy wear his
Tartan plaid skirt all the time?
Tavish-His doctor told him to
keep check on his stomach.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
WE R \

in dvajset sluzbenih let "a sa-
DO, kakor jih imam JAZZ, Sc hos
tudi ii raje umaknila kamor-
koli, nego da hi morala gledati
svoje nekdanje ucence, XII sto-
pajo mimo tvojega okna ma vo-
lisce, kamor je njihovi u~citelji-
ci zabranjeno. Nj vpraSanja,
koliko je pod klobuki teh vsa-
kojakih volilcev mozganov in
koliko zaganja. 'Da je le glava
ma moskem telesu, pa je vse v
redu.
Tako sem vcasih uzrla med
mimi eksemplare, XII sem jim
svoj cas- prav trudoma zabila V
glavo toliko, da MISC izSli il So
lie kot popolni anaIfabetje. Tudi
ii imajo pravice, "a katere smo
prikrajsane cello uciteljice, nj
kar njihove matere. Sprva Sc
mi je zdelo vse to lie bedasto in
smeSno, polagoma me je pa boil
in boil drazilo in bolelo. In &c
nisi putkarske sorte, DO kaj
kmalu drazilo i tebe 80"
Preden pa mi je ia krivicna
pristranost utegnila seci res do
zivega - je bio Avstrije konec
in politicno ozracje je bio pol
no upanja ter obetanja, da DO
tudi avstrijskih zastarelih Sta
tutov "a vselej konec. Klic pc
reformah Sc je razlegal pc vsej
dezeli. Ucinkovitih reform je
priSlo lie malo. Nekatere, kakor
agrarna reforma, so kar sredi
procesa zastale in zaspale.
Vprasanje politicnih pravic
"a zene Sc prebrskali, pokimali
in ga polozili ma police - "a
poznejSe rodove. Odpravili pa
so "a uciteljice celibat. Pc av-
strijski solski postavi Sc je SINE
la uciteljica omoziti edinole z
ueiteljem. &c 81 je izbrala moza
izven svojega stanu, je bila OBJ
sluzbo.
Ali re pc nekaj letih so ne
srecni celibat zopet upeljali.
Nekateri "meSani" zakoni so
MANFRED povzrocili precej zmes-
njave. Bill je slucaj, da Sc je
mlado uciteljicino oko zatakni-
10 oh zandarja, XII jo je re deli
casa lovil z ocmi in sta stopila
pred oltar. Bill je vzoren MOI -
VISA cast mu! Toda meje med
svojim in zeninim delokrogom
nj poznal. Vtikal je svoj nos v
Meme, to je v izcrecno solske
zadeve. &c je prikolomastil V
Solo kar sredi pouka, je bilo to
pc njegovem cisto v redu. Sal
je prisel k zeni, ne? Napis ma
wrath "Med poukom je vstop
nedovoljen" vendar ne more
veljati tudi zanj?! In &c ina
njegova zena tezave S paglavci,
il DO vendar on smell priskociti
ma pomoc, ne? Mar il nj MOI?
Taxi SO bill njegovi zagovori,
ko je priSlo do sodne obravna-
We, ker je vkljub zeninim pro-
testom naSeSkal par deckov v
soil.
Neka mladenka Sc je poroci-
la z mladim trgovcem. Trgovi-
ma mu je sla ma kant, in je Cd
prl gostilno. Spocetka nj pri-
klepal zene k svoji obrti. Scaso-
ma pa Sc je domislil, da il ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27

DO "padla krona z glave", ce
tuintam postreze pivcem. Ma
tere SO Sc uprle, ces, kelnarica
ne DO ucila nash otrok. Trmo-
CLAW gostilnicar pa Sc je po-
tegnil "a zenin ugled, Xxi ga je
bill sam pokopal in vlozil tozbo
"a razzalienje casti,
Uradniki so bill V tenn pogle-
du boljsi. Pa i oni MISC mogli
razumeti, ne vpoStevati razlike
med njihovim in zeninim de-
lom. Bio je precej trenja, pre-
den so 'dozhali, da otroci MISC
akti, XII jih lahko zaklenes V
miznico. Dogodilo Sc je, da je
MOI uradnik stopil pc pouku v
solo, odpeljal zeno uciteljico
ven - "a kazen zaprtim otro-
kom pa zaklenil vrata ter vtak-
nil kljuc V Yep. zena je seveda
nasprotovala. Razjarjeni MOI
pa V gostilno, da 81 poplakne
jezo. Pozabil je ma kljuc V zepu.
Gostiln je bio vec in ga nj bio
mogoce najti, S kljucavnicarje-
vo pomocjo sele je zena spusti-
Ia svoje re glasno jokajoce jet
nike ma svobodo.
KIDD je pokopal uciteljicam
Sc ia koscek priborjene svobo-
de = maj razsodi bralec sam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27
EnakopravnOst in zena

Pod tenn zaglavjem je v Pro-
sveti & dine IS. junija t. H. IL
sci E. K.-ov clanek, XII bi ga
moral prav skrbno precitati
vsakdo, komur je delavsko gi-
banje kolickaj pri srcu. Zlasti
zadnja diva odstavka sta poseb-.
mega priporocila vredna. Zakai
Sc zmerom Sc dobe ljudje, XII
vprasanja enakopravnosti ne
morejo, ali pa nocejo pravilno
zapopasti.
Nevedi Sc pref ali slej pride
V okom, trsi orch so pa pred
sodki. Kajti S kronicnimi pred.
sodki obremenjeni clovek po-
bira IL ctiva pc navadi samo
to, kar Sc sklada z njegovimi
nazori, pa bill re taxi ali dru-
gacni. Use ostalo je pa seveda
zanic, kar Sc MEGA tice. V de-
batah ina "a nasprotne argu-
mente zamasena uSesa, nina
wolfe, da bi posluSal, kamoli
pretehtaval. In prav taxi zaba-
rikadiranci 80 tipicni nasprot-
Mkt tudi zenskega gibanja.
"zenski dati glasovnico v ro-
ko je tako, kakor dati otroku
mesarski noz roko 80" Tako
Sc je pc dolgi izcrpni debati
oglasila neka "dusevna velici-
ma, ko je jugoslovansko zen
stvo zaman cakalo volilne pra-
vice.
Prvo lekcijo o tenn zenstva Sc
ticocem vprasanju sem prejela
cd neke mole starejse kolegi-
ME. Pref Sc ga pa skoro zaveda-
la nisem. Cd mladih nog re sem
bila vajena, da je lie oce hodil
ma sodnijo, ma glavarstvo, V
davkarijo, ma obcinske seize, ma
voliSce it'd. Slisala sem vcasih
materin "jaz bi drugace mare
dila", ali "kaj? tega ste 81 Two
lii V odbor?!", toda vsi ii ma
terini komaj naglaSeni protest.
so Sc mi zdeli podobni prote-
stom glede vremena. &c je de-
zevalo, je dezevalo - pozeta
strn pc njivi gor ali dol. &c so
Sc obcinski mozje izrekli, da
jim DO ia in ia poljski cuvaj,
je postal ia in ia poljski cuvaj,
pa ceprav je morale bezati pred
MIN vse, kar je imelo zensko
krilo ma sebi.
Nastavljena sem bila tisto le-
to V Crnomlju. Zaradi poslan-
skin volitev je bila Sola zaprta,
pa sva S knjigo pod pazduho
mahnili S koleginjo Milko B. v
gozd. Ali jedva sva ga dosegli,
Sc je zacelo vreme paciti in ma
mignila sem, da bi Sc vrnili.
Ozrla Sc je pc oblakih, XII SO
kakor velikanski napolnjeni
predpasniki viseli mad mama ter
odmajala z glavo. Ne, ona Sc jih
ne boil, Mem pa, kakor mi dra-
60, .lahko Sc vrnem. In sva RI
Mill dale V gozd.
Visoka je bila in sloka, JAZZ pa
narobe in cato me je nazivala
kebrcek. "Ti, kebrcek, 81 komaj
stopila ma prag z~ivljenja, cato
ne moreS razumeti, kai me je
danes, pray danes zvleklo il
mesta. Mic me nj zvleklo. Po-
begnila SEM. Ko hos imela tri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27

Tia MOI, Xxi je ma celu Kitajske
skOzi yes cas- vOjne, demokraciio
pc svOje razume. Vlada vecinoma
diktatOrskO in Obklepa ga kIika,
Xxi il je vec "a izmOzgavanje mase
in "a kOrupcijo kot "a kaj dru-
gega.
Ma Kitajskem je tudi precejSen
del dezele pod komunisticno upra-
vo. Okrog 80 milijonov Ijudi zivi
pod MO. lima svojo, takozvano ko-
munisticno armada, prot kateri
je bill Ciang Kai-Sek S svojo arma-
do dOlgo v boju, pa tudi sedaj sta
81 nasprotni. Ciang Kai-Sek bi 81 10
rad podvrgel, a noce pa sprejeti
predlaganih sOcialnih reform "a
KitajskO in demOkratizirati Waldo
v Cunkingu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27
Josko. OVEN:
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mu je vec, kot pa kar vidi V So
vjetih. Knjiga pobija vse, kar
je dobrega V Rusiji. Sc posebno
pa Sc trudi dokazati, ola nj res-
MICA, da Sc je ruski vojak boril
boljse raditega, ker je vedel Ia
kaj Sc bori, ampak cato, ker je
incl vec m~aterijala. Koestler
menda nj nikdar cital o Lenin-
gradu, Sebastopolu in Stain
gradu. Takih knjig S finim slo-
gom, spisanih cd bivsih tako-
zvanih revolucionarnih levicar-
jew, DO Sc precej ma trgu.
Prejsnji teden sem omenil
Lauterbachovo knjigo "There
are the Russians" Kdor Sc no.
&c podrobneje seznaniti S stati-
stikami ter o zivljenju "a
kljucnih letih vojne Rusiji.
mu 10 topic priporocam.
Pri mas
Poleg z~avzetja Okinawe je
bila najvaznejSa novica tista o
famozni brci, XII 10 je 10. junija
dobil ma konferenci zdruzenih
narodov V San Francisco ell eau
dillo Franco. PRAY je bilo, da
mu 10 je pritisnil reprezentant
Mehike Louis Quintanilla. Me
hike je ena izmed treh draw,
XII MISC Francovega rezima nj
kdar priznale.
Quintanilla, star revolucio-
mar, umetnik in aktiven borec
"a casa spanske civilne vojne,
je tega zadnjega predstavnika
propad1ega osiSca obdelal z Ego
elm sarkazmom. Ugovarjal NJ
nihce. Rezultat: Spanija pod
Francovim rezimom nina do
stopa V to novo ligo narodov,
Ponovna stavka toVornega
prevoza (truckov) V Chicago je
ustvarila V dostavljanju in Cd
vazanju raznega ~materijala, Il
vii it'd. precej kriticen polozaj
To pot je posegla vines vlada
da stavko zaduSi z vojaStvom
XII je prevzelo ia promet V svo-
je podrocje,
Vzrok vsega tega je odlok
WLB, XII je delavcem odbil "a
htevo pc malem zviSaniu place
in uveljavljenju delovnih VI
katere SO 81 izvojevali V pref
Snji stavki.
Res cudno! Mestni ocetie s.
lahko ~poviSajo place "a petde-
set odstotkov, istotako kongres-
Mkt. Ali &c delavec dobi V tei
resnicni draginji nekaj pow
SANTA, je pa takoj inflacija,
List Chicago Daily News je
zacel Is. junija priobcevati
dnevnik bivSega Mussolinijeve-
ga ministra vnanjih zadev, ME
govega zeta grofa Ciana, XII Ga
je dial Pc svojem pobegu V Sc
verno Italijo umoriti. Cianovi
zapiski SO zelo intereSantno cti-
vo, ker kazejo V pravi luci ki-
love angleSke in francoske DIR
zavnike ter kolosalni napuh II
domiSljavost "slamnatega ce-
zarja" z imenom Benito Musso-
lini, Ko citaS o brezmejni DOM
sljavosti tega nadutega Glove
ka, XII je hotel ~pretepsti Nemce,
Francoze in Angleze, ter blI
koncno sam tepen cd Grkov, k
so ga V svojih s'kikljah" podil5
prav do konca Atlantic, Sc ne
hote SpomniS ma tisto zabo. o.
kateri smo citali V SolSkih knji-
gah. Hotela je biti velika kot
vol.
PrOletarcev piknik
Ceprav nj bio vreme "a izle-
te posebno lepo, je bill piknlk
dobro obiskan. Mas list ina do
sti prijateljev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-27

derejo proti komu. Kakega pol ducaa takih radikalnih strujic -
brez zaslombe med ljudmi, je tudi V tel dezeli. In ma drugi strani
pa komunisticna, XII je %. junja javno priznala, da je bna V
grehlh in zmotah. Dali jh DO v BODICE popravila, je ~najboljse
pocakati, pa bono videli.
Mice, XII je "a socialne s~vobodscine in demokracijo, ne opo-
reka pravc1 do kr1tike. Nj je dezele, ne Wade, ne gIbanja, XII bi
Je ne zasluzilo. Ampak hujskati tako fanaticno strastno proti
tako veiki dezeli, kakor je Sovjetska unija, je pa lie brezprimer-
ma zagrizenost, XII ne konsi nobeni dobri stvari.