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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Van Court, struck Ellis, carrying
him several hundred feet.
Ellis was dead on admission TO
Mt Carmel Hospital.
Tillman told Assistant Prosecu-
tor Victor Targonski he saw no
body until he struck Ellis. and
feared that the men frantically
trying TO flag him down were at
tempting a holdup so he stepped
on the gas.
On evidence furnished. hy n
taxicab driver police arrested
Reuben Dunton, al OF 10l1
Rlvard, a garage mechanic. Tar
gonski said Dunton admitted lcav-
ing the accident scene after his
car struck Ellis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Atomic Experts
To Aid PdrIey
Times Pnoto

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 UNS)
The White House said today
that a group of atomic technical
experts will meet simultaneously
with President Truman, Prime
Minister Attlee and Premier
Mackenzie-King to advise them on
atomic energy.
The technicians will not partici-
pate in the discussions the Presi-
dent will hold witR~thel British
and Canadian premiers aboard the
presidential yacht on the Potomac
River Sunday.
Attlee will address a joint ses-
sion Of Congress at 1890 p. m.
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Gen. DOOIiffIe
Slams Navy

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (INS)
1t. Gen. Doolittle told Congress
today that the navy's opposition
TO merging the armed forces is
the type of retarded military
thinking" responsible for delaying
air power development between
the first and second world wars.
He gave the Senate military
affairs committee a blunt warning
that air is now the first line of
offense and defense" and should
have equal representation in a
single department of armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Two Motorists Held
Inn Hif-Run Fatality

Police held two motorists in
a fatal traffic accident today -
one as a confessed hit-run driver
and the other, whose car carried
the victim DDS feet.
Charles Koch, 65, of Harrison,
driving a truckload of chickens to
market, found Leo B. Ellis, So, a
Detroit Edison Co. employe, lying
on the highway at Woodward and
Savannah at 4:25 a. m.
Koch and his com mpan on,
William Lawhead, 53, also of Har-
riSon, tagged down James r.
Delaney 1921 Hamilton, and his
wife, Mary. While Delaney was
calling police a second car, driven
by Charles Tillman, 49. of 6107
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
2j Above Predicted
For Detroit Tonight

Winter hit the northwest with
a vengeance early today. bringing
subzero temperatures as low as
10 below and moved swiftly east
ward toward Michigan.
n Freezing weather was forecast
for Michigan with low of 25 pre-
dicted for Detroit and vicinity to-
night. Continued cold with strong
winds from the northwest were
due tonight, diminishing tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

gram which recommended elm
ination of wage controls and re-
moval of OPA price restrictions
by Feb. 10.
The manufacturers advocated
1.-The re-establishment of free
collective bargaining" and said
employers ARE expected to
make as much profit as posi-
BILE, subject TO the rules of fair
competition"
Robert NJ. Watson. chairman Of
the council outlined the plan be-
fore the House committee on post
war economic policy and plan
ming, headed by Rep. William
MColmer (D) of Mississippi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

The weatherman. however.
omitted snow ffurries from his late
Friday forecast.
Glasgow, Mont, recorded 10 be-
low, Williston, N. D.. had -12;
Mobridge and Lennon, S. d,
10; Garrison, n. D., II, and
Havre. Mont,J
Calgary, Can. in the vicinity of
the starting point of the storm, re-
ported "a below. BY contrast. La
redo, Texas, sweltered at SO above.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Captain Found
In Hospital
Will Tell All

WASHINGTON, Nov. QNS)-Two members of the
Pearl Harbor investigating committee today questioned Capt
Alvin D. Kramer, described key witness the inquiry
at Bethesda Md, naval hospital
AT the conclusion Of the questioning stated he
prepared to testify fully before the investigating
also denied charges that he ncommunicado
the hospital that he had been mistreated
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Tax Reduction Bill
Signed by President

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 NNS)
The White House announced to-
day that President Truman late
yesterday signed the new $500.
100000 tax reduction bill which
removes 100000 low income
taxpayers from the rolls on Jan
/, 1916.
Likewise. the measure repeals
the corporation excess profits tax
as OF that date. and grants special
benefits TO servicemen and vet.
Grams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

trols, including the wage and
price restrictions.
O-Discontinuance Of remain
ing wartime subsidies not
later than the date of the ter
mination of price control.
o-Repeal of the excess profits
= tax Dec. 81 and reduction
Of income tax rates by 20 per
cent.
Establishment Of equality
Of responsibility and obliga-
tion of labor contracts.
E-Clarifcation of veteran en-
- ployment rights.
G-"GOvernment's peacetime
" contribution to foreign
trade should be that OF protect
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Il Die in Air Crash

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Nov.
9 (UP)-Navy officials announced
today that two Mariners llong
range patrol sea planesl collided
last night near Spoil Island IN
Corpus Christi Bay with II Off
GERS and men presumed killed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
$740, 900, 900 Bonds Sold

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 ms
The treasury department an
nounced today that sales of
bonds to individuals in the Vic
tory Loan drive totaled $4,000,
600
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
So SLAYER Executed

COLUMBUS. Nov. 9 INS)-
Frank Dudley Carter, 25, went TO
his death in the electric chair
last night for the murder in 1912
of Police Sgt. Anthony Oveberg
of Norwood. o., in an SS holdup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
REFUSE INFORMATION

The congressman refused Ia
divulge the information they got
from the naval captain. They
said report would have 10 be
made TO the full committee before
anything could be made public.
Previously they said that Kra-
mer had important information on
the famous winds" code messages
used by japan to inform its diplo-
mats that Japan would 90 TO war
with the United States. They
also had reported that he was
missing" after leaving the hos
pital, and that hospital authori-
ties said they did not know where
he was.
Kramer declared in the pres
ence of keefe and GeaFhaFt. fol-
lowing the question. that he would
remain in Washington for whiic
following his discharge from the
hospital, which he said might be
in a week or so. lIc would then
be available 10 the committee as
a witness, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
End War Control.
1FRaluSfrialiSfS Saw

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 QNS)- National
Association of Manufacturers reconversion council
presented to Congress today reconversion pro-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

The sun vii set az SIT m. today ana
rise tomorrow at 7i6a m
The moon VIII set az SIS D. M today
and rise tomorrow AZ II % p N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
RECONVERsIoN SLOW

Watson was followed by John
Airey, president of the King
Seeley Corp. Ann Arbor. and
Clarence Randall, vice president,
Inland Steel, Chicago, who de-
failing the NAM finding that the
reconversion prospect is not good
if it must proceed "at the slow
pace required by price controls
and labor agitation.
The NAM leaders told the COM
mittee that the American system
Of free employment. free produc-
tion and free markets should be
"re-eStabliShed and facilitated" D."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Kramer. who was on the staff
OF naval operations at the time
Of the sneak attack on Pearl Har-
Dor, was questioned by Rep Gear
hart (R) of California and Rep. |
keefe (Rl OF Wisconsin. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
DSR Head Quits
Bullock Asks
To Return 10
Former Job

William 6. Bullock today SUBJ
mitted his resignation as general
manager Of the DSR and at the
same time requested the DSR
commission 10 return him 20 his
former status Of general superin-
tendent Of transportation.
Bullock. who took over the iot
Of general manager on April %
1913, after the resignation of Fred
a Nolan. was told by the COM
mission that his resignation would
be taken under adviSement pend
ing the return 10 the city OF
Samuel T. Gilbert, commission
president.
TENT OF RESIGNATION
Bullock, who only two months
ago had been threatened with loss
Of his job by Mayor Jeffries if the
DSR service did not improve. said
IN his letter OF resignation:
wow that the war emergency
Is ended and a moderniZation
program l. well under way,
believe the time has come for
me 10 submit for your consider
alton a suggestion I have had in
mind for several months.
As you know. 1 become
eligible for retirement on May
Is, l9i7--only l8 months from
now. When that time comes I
will have worked for the DSR
and its predecessor company for
80 years.
AT that time I should like 20
he able 10 retire with the feel
ing that the progress Of the
DSR and Its moderniZation pro-
gram will continue uninter-
rupted.
ASKS FORMER POST
81 therefore suggest that you
appoint a new general manager
as soon as possible and permit
me TO return TO my former pO-
Sition as general superintendent
Of transportation until 1 retire"
The letter was dated Oct. %.
Best bet TO fill Bullock's post
when the commission takes action
on his request is Richard c. Sulli-
van, city utility rate analyst, who
has been virtually in charge OF the
DSR for the last several months.
Bullock started out as a conduc-
tor on the Ft Wayne to Belle Isle
run of the Detroit United Rail-
ways, in 1914.
When the DUR was purchased
by the DSR in 1882 he had already
risen to the position of employ
mcnt manager
In the DSR he has held the
posts Of might superintendent,
division superintendent and then
general superintendent of trans
portation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

tiles for at least "a hours.
Only his own attorney was ad-
United to the hospital emergency
room where BelIm lay. Their
conversation was limited to a few
words.
ATTORNEY AT BEDSIDE
"This is Louie" Colombo said.
"DO you know me?"
"Yes," was the whispered
reply.
IL just wanted you to know
that I'm standing by yOu," the
attorney then reassured him.
Physicians turned away Capt.
Donald Leonard of the state
police. Sheriff Edward K. Thomas,
Prosecutor Donald c. Noggle and
his chief assistant, Harvey Lodge,
nd Noggle's secretary, Miss
Yvonne Kennedy.
DOUBTS BELLMs STORY
Sheriff Thomas, asked whether
he credited Bellm's note protest
ing his innocence, said:
Definitely no. / don't believe
what Bellm has said at ALL"
He declined to disclose the con-
tents of the other three notes,
explained that there are several
names in them which can't be re-
vealed at this time" None of the
names was that of the killer, how
ever, he added.
The authorities had gone to the
hospital in the hope of obtaining
from Bellm a statement that
would furnish a solution of the
mysterious ooting of Mrs.
Young, pretty wife of army Capt.
Franklin Young. Her body was
dumped from a bridge into the
Clinton River. five miles east of
Pontiac.
BODY FOUND OCT. 81
Mrs. Youngs body was found
Oct. 81. The resultant sift of
clues led to the arrest of Bellm..
a private detective who had con-
Quoted an investigation for the
murder victim before her death,
last Monday.
Colombo said he was convinced
that Bellm was innocent of the
murder and had not withheld
knowledge that might bear upon
the crime.
He attributed his clients sui
eide attempt to the pressure of
a most continuous questioning.
sometimes for hours on end. since
Continued on Page I2)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
END SUBSIDIES

NAM sci out "a program so
that the nation may reconvert
TO freedom 1t recommended.
1-"Continued and accelerated
Il removal of wartime con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Gets PIasma TRANSMISSION

Rushed to Pontiac General Hospital in serious condition. he
given TRANSMISSION of $50 cubic cenmeers of pasma
Additional plasma injections administered until he had
received total of 1000 cubic centmeters He receive
his first TRANSMISSION whole blood
the proper type could be completed.
He appeared to rally but Dr. Merritt Mauzy said his cond
on remained too critical permit his questioning
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
In The Times TO-DAY

DIR. J. {. TOOLE DENTIST
llo " lafayette. a. Michigan. opp. City
Hal. Hours %. Tel ca $3.50. - ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
BELL " 7 RIES
SUICIDE
Pens A Notes.
Then SIaSheS
Both Wrists

Edward Belm, former Detroit police lieutenant
and central figure in the Alberta Rose Young MUIR
der investigation, slashed both wrists in his cell
the second floor of the Oakland County Jail today.
Before the suicide attempt he scribbied four notes.
One addressed To all the people of the State of Michigan
read
II did not murder Mrs. Alberta Young"
Others addressed his wife, chief assistant
Harvey Lodge and his attorney Louis ]. Colombo Jr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
"Lsrs hope they
find The key 10
Pearl HaFboF."
FORECAST:

Clearing and
decidedly colder
tonight. Low 1t
ab ut 25. Fair
and continued
cold tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
KRAMER TO BE CALLED

Gearhart said that kta m el
would be caifed but il would bc
some time before he would bC
asked 10 appear.
The two congressman. members
OF the investigating committee
charge that Capt. Kramer wa,
confined in the psyctUparnic ward
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital be,
- cause he w6aid not. change a story
which places blame for the Pear
HaFbeF disaster on the highest
men in the government
The navy department denied
Capt. Kramer was in the Tsychr-
psthic ward But Rep. Kecfe said
he found that the officer had been
in that ward until his leave
began.
Struggling over the demand OF
the four Republicans that they
be permitted right OF independ-
ent inquiry. the l0-man commit
tee was in a closed four-hour
session.
Senator Brewster (R) OF Maine
was refused a request that he be
permitted 10 inspect navy depart
ment File No. 70OI" and. File
No. 1908"
File No. 1902" is rcportedly
missing.
The Republicans claimed il con-
tained copies Of the intercepted
Japanese messages.
Senator Brewster explained
that he hoped by study of the
files on either side OF File No.
1902" 10 detect, by sequence Of
messages. the nature OF the miss
ing papers.
President Truman sent from
the White House an executive or
der which the committee has asked
him 10 sign last Friday.
CALLS ON ALL OFFICIALS
II calls on all government civil
Ian and military officials 10 volun-
teer information 10 the committee
If IL Is not asked for
As the committee had requested
the order. II would have permitted
the officials 10 give information tc
individual members, as well as "a
the committee as a whole.
But the committees draft had
been amended in the White House
10 eliminate reception OF informa-
tion by individual committeeman.
Senator Barkley CD OF Ken
lucky telephoned President Tru-
man that the Republicans were in
angry rebellion against the omis.
sion and the President thereupor
sent over an amended order allow
ing all individual members of the
committee TO talk with govern
ment officials.
But Barkley and the other Dem
ocrats refused 10 permit the Re-
publicans 10 look into government
files.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
ASKS FORMER POST

81 therefore suggest that you
appoint a new general manager
as soon as possible and permit
me TO return TO my former pO-
sition as general superintendent
OF transportation until 1 retire"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
BODY FOUND OCT. 81

Continued on Page I2)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

HOURLY TEMPERAI IRIS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-14
Visitor from New York.

MI. Alexander FicIc. Of New
Yo.> city, arrived today to be the
h7t-o guest of Mrs. ". X. Sturges
a. her home ON Young avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-14
In Duke

Mr.. ". +. Ormond, Jr.. is taking
treatment a. Duke Hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-14

Later in The evening. the bridal
couple left the party Ior Memphis,
Tenn, WlcGc they VIII make the"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
Campfire Elects

New officers were elected at the Campfire Girls meeting Tues day. They are: Gall Blankenburg president; Marie Cope, vice-pres- ident: Vivian Pagano, secretary treasurer; and Donna Fitzgerald, scribe.
 After the business meeting they went on a hike.-Donna Fitzgerald, Scribe.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
NOTICE

Any packages left in the check ing department of Pierce's Foun- tain (The Town Club) must be called for within 30 days of the date of this issue. We will not be responsible for any left after that date.
 The Town Club
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
Visits Parents
The Town Club

Mrs. Orne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wakefield, arrived by plane Monday, from Honolulu and is visiting her parents at the Apex Fish Company herring plant.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
To Seattle

Roy F. Snyder, owner of the Mecca Bar, left Fairbanks last Thursday to return to his home on Vashon island near Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
In Hospital

Bill Wright, local bartender, who left last week for Fairbanks, was hospitalized there June 2l and his condition IS serious, is was announced.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
Dismissed

Mrs. Leila Tesarik and Mrs. Henry Breckburg and infant were dismissed from the GM hospital this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30

Remember The Eth War Loan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24

2 novi in S. v sklad 3OO-terih,
XII jih je prispeval Anton Ma
rinsich.
Leo JunkO, Detroit, Mich, ie
postal 5 narocnin.
Maks Knaus, Traunik, Mich,
je postal emo %narocnino. in re
drugo narcotic "a koledar, pro-
WHO cd obojega pa prepustil
tiskovnemu skladu.
Frank Jamnik, Sheboygan,
Wis, je poleg svoje postal tudi
emo novo narocnino in narocil
Kernov Besednjak. Obnovil je
narocnino tudi Anton Zorman
in dodal Sc So "a tiskovni sklad.
Frank Stih je postal 2 narocni-
nj in narocil Sc 35 koledarjev.
PR prodaji koledarja mu je We
like pomagal Leo Milostnik,
tajnik drustva st. 344 SNIP. Pr
sala sta tudi pc imenik marco
nikov in pc pobotne knjizice,
ker zdaj, ko sta koncala S pro-
dajo koledarja, Sc bosta Iotila
agitacije "a list.
John Paulic, Gardena, Calf,
je obnovil narocnino in prispe-
val So V tiskovni sklad.
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans.,
je postal 9 narocnin, clanske
prispevke "a klub st. 81 JSZ in
novce "a prodane koledarie.
Narocil je Sc enega.
Frank Leskovshek Port
Washington, Wis, je obnovil
narocnino, postal 81 V tiskovni
sklad in S. sklad 3O0-terih,
OBJ enem je narocil diva koledar-
ia.
Mike Kopach, Barberton, O.,
je postal dive narocnini, Alois
Ocepek, tajnik St. 48 SNIP, pa
je narocil Sc 5 koledarjev.
Anton Skoberne, Maynard,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
VABILO MA SEQ
JPO-SS IN SANSA

Chicago, Ill. - Ma zadnji sell
v naslovu omenjenih podruznic
je bila udelezba tako slaba, da
nj bio mogoce izvoliti odbora
"a tekoce leto. Vsled tega je BIZ
10 sklenjeno, da sc sklice seja
ma pondeljek %. januarja z ma
menom, da Sc izvoli odbor in
pa, da Sc vse potrebno sklene
glede prireditve, XII Sc DO vrSila
v nedeljo 20. aprila v American
Bohemian dvorani ma IS. cesti.
Vsled tega ste vabljeni vsi start
in novi zastopniki in pa vsi sta
ri %odborniki, da Sc gotovo ude-
lezite seize V pondeljek 20. janu-
aria tocno oh osmih zvecer v
Tomazinovi dvorani, 1902 w.
Cermak Rd. Udelezite Sc brez
osebnega vabila.
Kakor re zgoraj omenjeno in
re enkrat pref porocano, Sc DO
vrSila velika prireditev chika-
skin podruznic JPO-SS in
SANSa v nedeljo %. aprila le-
tos. cato so VISA druStva v Chi
cagu in okolici proSena, da ma
isti dan ne prirejate svojih "a
bav, da ne skodite nam in sebi.
John GOttlieb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
Il POVESTNI DEL &

sto, ola sem lahko otipal Meme
BESIDE, in ce kdaj nisem bill a
dovolien, ola sem brskal in spra-
seval dale, je vedno koncala
pray ma kratko: Tako je pac -.
Vedno je bio in mora biti takol
g. Sc sporninjaS sestradan-
cev, ki SO jih odpeljali vojaki?
Tam "a zaveso 81 Sc skrival in
me strahoma spraseval, kaj DO
z mimi 81. Kaj?-Umikala sem
Sc tt z odgovorom; bala sem Sc
tt povedati, da Sc ne DO vrnil
nobeden Timed Min. In Sc nj!
-. Premlad 81 bill, ola bi me bill
takrat vprasal, lie kan Jill vodi-
10, marvec zakaj Jill vodijo in
kdo je kriv, da Jill. - Niti da-
mes me ne vpraSaS -. In &c ii
povem =? Saskov oce -"
P~retreslo me je. Ko sem Sc
srecal z maminim pogledom,
sem razumel, zakaj mi je tako
dolgo prikrivala resnico. cutil
sem, da il je zal in da Sc kesa,
ola mi jo je sploh povedala. Nj
mi hotela klicati v spomin sill
Ike, XII me je kdaj pa kdaj stra-
Sila in Sc je nisem mogel nikoli
popolnoma otresti. To so bile
neznansko dodge roke s tanki-
mi, koscenimi prsti, XII so S svo-
jimi kretnjami zelele povedati
edino resnico, -. steklene oci,
brezzoba usta in noge, XII so
semtertja zakorakale v prazno...
"Obesil Sc je," sem rekel,
drugega nisem mogel. Rad bi
bill zajokal in VEN, da bi mi bio
odleglo. Pa sem naslonil glavo
ma mamino rame ter pozrl solze.
"Ne, Toncek," je priznala IT,
no, ali sem nemara lie sandal.
mi Sc obesil, - obesili so ga"
49,. Rekla mi je mama, da 1ju-
die herald pozabljajo s~torjene
Jim krivice. Takrat ne, toda po-
zneje Sc mi je zjasnilo vse to in
tudi zakaj Sc mi je Stanko IL
ognil, me p~onizal. Storil je pac
kakor SO ga naucili, cato sem
mt odpustil, = vendar sc nj nj
koli podrla pregrada, XII je tisti
dan zrastla med mama. Ostala
sva vsak ma svoji strani, vsak v
svojem svetu, Sc ko sva Sc bo-
rila ramo oh rami "a isto stvar.
Dostikrat sem 81 prav zaradi
tega ocital, da sem malenko-
stem, da krivicno mislim o lju-
deb, da jfh obsojam re zaradi
enc same, drobcene brezpo-
membnosti. Kaj morem cato, &c
jih RESP! ,.. Vrgel je prvo SEN
co, XII nj ostala edna
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-24
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

Ia kolona bi bila morala Ia
gledati luc sveta re par tednov
nazaj, ampak IL knjigoveznice
SO mi napeljali koledarja toll
ko, da je bila skladiscna SODA
docela zatlacena z MIN in ga je
bio treba razposlati pc naselbi-
nah, da gre med ljudstvo. S ko-
ledarjem smo bill malo pozni,
poleg vsega tega pa Sc zatrpana
poSta z bozienimi poSiljatvami
in craven tega neskuseno oseb-
je v POSTUM uradih. Use to je
zamudo lie Sc povecalo. Toda
kljub temu S strani nash "a
stopnikov nj bio ''kikanja", da-
81 SO nekateri poslali narcotic
Sc zacetkom meseca oktobra,
kar znaci, da znajo upoStevati
naSe tezkoce. Vedeli SO pac, da
bodo koledar prejeli, ceprav
malo boil pozno. Kar Sc kole-
darja tice, moran reel, ola gre
prav dobro V promet. Narocili
smo ga tisoc izvodov vec kot
pr~ejSnjega letnika, pa kot IL
gleda, DO zaloga kmalu poSla.
Veliko je bio letos narocil cd
zastopnikov "a razprodajo, Sc
vec pa posameznih. Use to pa
da eni osebi della z zavijanjem,
da kaj! Pa mic cato. Glavno je,
da je koledar zunaj med cita-
telji.
Nase aktivnosti zadnje stir
tedene SO bile:
Frank Oblock, Tiona, Pa, je
ooslal SIS in narocil, ola Sc ia
znesek razdeli ma 1-letno marco
nino, en- Majski glas, koledar,
ostalo pa v tiskovni sklad in
sklad 300-terih. ~ menoj ne DO
vec kaj prida, sem v letih, toda,
storil bonn kolikor bonn mogel
"a naso stvar in dokler bonn mo-
gel" Tako pise. Morda je res
kot pravi, toda soditi ga pc du-
hu v pismu in v aktivnostih bi
clovek mislil, da je Sc zmerom
mlad.
Ancka Mahnich, Waukegan,
Ill, je poslala 2 narocnini, 81
V tiskovni sklad in SIS V sklad
30O-terih, XII jih je prispeval
Gospodinjski klub SIND. Mar
tin Judnich je postal l n~arocni-
no in 1925 v tiskovni sklad; ia
kob Mesec 4 narocnine in ST v
tiskovni skald. So je dial John
Butchar, SIS pa sta prispevala S
soprogo Jennie.
V Chicago smo bill sledece
aktivni: Upravnik je dobil IL
narocnin. Milan Medvesek je
prispeval S. v sklad 300-terih.
Peter Bernik je placal n%arocni-
no kar "a tri leta skupaj, in ker
je bill z MO nekoliko zaostal, je
"a 'kazen' postal 81 tiskovni
sklad. Use to nam je zanj izro-
ell Frank Bizjak. John Chama-
Ear je dobil 2 narocnini, Angela
Zaitz 2, Frank S. Tauchar g.,
Luka Groser 2, Josko Oven 2,
Flip Godina je pa prispeval SIS
v tiskovni sklad. Joe Oblak je
izrocil 2 naroenini in 81 v tisk.
sklad.
Lenhart Werdinek, Thomas,
w. Va, je postal 3 narocnine in
narocil 8 koledarjev.
Frank Klun, Chisholm, MINI.
je postal listu kot novoletno da-
rio 2 novi narocnini in naro-
Gil 80 koledarjev. Dive novi ma
rocnini je postal tudi Louis A.
Ambrozich, XII je zdaj spet v
zdraviliScu Nopeming.
Ludwig Yoxey, Pueblo, Colo,
je postal 8 narocnin, med mimi