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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-01

Bert Lewis, proprietor of the Van Glider Hotel at Seward, and Nellie Lesch, who came to Alaska in May from Portland, Ore, were recently married in Anchorage and returned to the Resurrection Bay city to make their home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-01

Brig. Gen. Harry A. Johnson, the deputy commander at Fort Richard son, has taken over the duties of Post Commander coincidental with the departure of Brig. Gen. R. E. Mittelstaedt, who will retire from army service and return to his home in Sacramento, Calf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-01

Fairbanks and Anchorage clocks were turned back one hour at a. m. September 30.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Capt. J. P. Cotton, il.
Dies While SERVING
With Army in Rome

Capt. Joseph Potter Cotton, jr., 81
former Treasury Department aide
died Friday in Rome, Italy, accord
ing to word received by his wife
Mrs. Ella Poe Cotton, 1903 Twenty.
ninth street NV.
Capt. Cotton had been wounded
severely in the fighting near Rome
and was hospitalized for some time
Although not fully recovered, he hac
returned to limited service with ar
Army Intelligence unit at Army
headquarters in Rome, when he was
stricken with jaundice.
The son Of the late Joseph Potter
Cotton, former Undersecretary ol
State, Capt. Cotton formerly served
as legal adviser to the Public Works
Administration, Reconstruction Fl.
nance Corp, Securities and Elk.
change Commission and War Pro.
duction Board. AS an assistant tt
the Secretary of the Treasury ht
was a member Of Government
committee on a mission to Centra
America.
He joined the Army In the sum-
mer of 1912, and was commissioned
at Fort Benning, Ga. Later he wa.
transferred to Army Intelligence.
Born In New York City, Capt
Cotton was graduated from the
Harvard Law School and was q
member of the law firm of Cotton
Franklin, Wright g. Gordon of New
York City. He was an undersecre-
tary at the London Naval Confer.
ence in 1880.
Besides his widow, he leave a SIS
ter, Mrs Robert Morse, New York
City.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Ex-Representotive's Wife
Buried in Butler, Pa.

Funeral services for Mrs. Alma
Sherman Phillips, wife of former
Representative Thomas w. Phillips,
jr. Republican, of PENNSYLVANIA
were held Monday at Phillips Hall
near Butler, Pa. Burial was in
Butler.
Mrs. Phillips, who had been in
Ill health for two years, died Thurs
day in Johns Hopkins Hospital. She
was active in Washington society
when her husband served in Con-
gress from 1923 to 1927. She was a
native of Titusville, Pa.
Besides her husband she leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Leander Nc
Cormick- Goodhart, Langley Park,
Hyattsville; Mrs Frederik Rutgers,
New York, and Mrs. Craig Succop,
Butler, Pa, and two sons, 1t.
Thomas w. Phillips. Sd, AAF.. now
overseas, and 1t. Roger Phillips,
AAC, stationed in this country.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Capt. John N. Walsh, 79
Retired Policeman, Dies

Capt. John M. Walsh, 70, retired
member of the Metropolitan Police
force, died Monday at his home,
1874 Shepherd street NV. He had
been Ill since July.
Capt. Walsh had served on the po-
lice force more than 80 years be-
fore his retirement in 1881 when
he was attached to No. 10 precinct
He was a native of Onondaga Coun-
ty, N. Y, belonged to the knights
of Columbus, the Retired Police
mems Association and attended the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Survivors include two sons, Corpl.
Thomas B. Walsh, stationed at
Camp Campbell, KY, and Corpl
Joseph j. Walsh, now at Camp
Hood, Tex, and two sisters, Miss
Mary A. Walsh and Miss Elizabeth
Walsh, both of Washington.
Arrangements for funeral serv-
ices will be announced later.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Requiem Moss Is Held
For Mrs. Douoherty

Requiem mass for Mrs. Ella c.
Dougherty. SO, of 1926 Seventeenth
street NV, who died Friday at
Providence Hospital after a weeks
illness, was celebrated today at st.
Matthews Cathedral. Burial was in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Dougherty was the wife of
Edward j. Dougherty, retired en-
ploye OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau in Philadelphia. Before
coming to the District six months
ago, she had lived in st. Louis and
Philadelphia. She was a native of
Fon du Lac, Wisconsin.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Dough-
erty leaves son, 1t. Comdr. Edward
C. Dougherty, assistant naval
attache in Mexico City, and a
daughter, Miss Edella M. Dougherty,
Washington
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Rites Held al HyattsviIIe
For Mrs. Annie BofeIer

Services for Mrs. Annie M
Boteler, 80, who died Saturday al
her residence, 8405 Forty .eightt
avenue, Berwyn, Md, were held yes
terday at Gasch's funeral home
Hyattsville, with the Rev. Robert
Evans Browning rector of the
Chapel of the Redeemer, Glen Echo
officiating. Burial was in st. Johns
Episcopal Church Cemetery, Belts
vile.
Mrs. Boteler, who had been seri-
ously i'll year, was born here, but
had lived in the Berwyn area for
81 years. Her husband, Joseph j
Boteler, prominent farmer, died
about seven years ago. -.
Surviving Mrs. Boteler are q
daughter, Mrs. Andrew A. Mothers
head; two sons, John T. and Joseph
Owen Boteler, all of Berwyn. ano
two sisters, Miss Helen Loane, who
lived with Mrs. Boteler, and Miss
Margaret Loane of Chevy Chase
Md. She also leaves three grand
children and a great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Talk on Children

! What Your Children Are Taught
and How" is the title of an address
to be given by Dr. B. H. Jarman, di-
rector of instruction for Arlington
County. at the Henry Clay Ele-
mentary School PTA meeting at
pm. tomorrow. DR.. Jarman is also
associate professor of education at
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Uarh nf Thanka

BROOKS, ANNIE v. We wish to thank
our relatives and many friends for their
kindness, expressions Of sympathy and
moral tributes during the illness and at the
v. BROOKS
4. GEORGE BROOKS AND CHILDREN !.
Evening star., 1945-01-10

Join the Army now-"marching
as to war"-the Sixth War Bond
drive.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
FREDERICK F. sCHoNDAU, Commander
MELVIN w. SANDMEYER, AdJt. 10


FREDERICK F. scHoNDAU, Commander
MELVIN W. sANDMEYER. Adjt. 10
ary $50 s, 1915 at y Mount unit Alto Hospital
OWEN r. EVANS, the beloved husband OF
and Susan Evans. Remains resting at
and M sts. NV. Services at Fort MyeI
Chapel on Thursday. January IL, at IL
am. Interment, with full military honors,
in Arlington National Cemetery.
FELDMAN, SAMUEL. SAMUEL FIELD
MAN, beloved husband of Betty Sander
Feldman He also is survived by his IA
ther, Israel Feldman; sister Lillian Field
man, and one brother Harry Feloman,
& Son funeral home, 3501 14th St NV.
on Thursday, January II, at 1880 pm
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
FLYNN, ELLA E. On Wednesday. jan
Hyattsville. Md. ELLA E: FLYNN. beloved
sister of Miss Margaret T. and Charles w:
Flynn; Funeral from the residence OF
Friday January 12, at $50 am. Requiem
mass at st. Gabriel's Church at 8 am.
Interment st. Michaers Cemetery, Clear
Springs, Md. IL
BONNEVILLE, ARNAUD; On Wednss-
WILLIE, beloved husband of Anna Fonde-
vile and father of Mrs. Jessie Brown, Mrs.
Anna M. Lennon and Mrs. Louise Gates.
heIUdlnS TtStluB dJ SudiuUcIo 1cOTBSIOWU
funeral home, 3O72 M st. NV, until Satur-
day, January 13, at $50 am. Mass at st.
Stephens Catholic Church. 25th st. and
Pa. ave. NV, at am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 12
FRASER, MARGARET v. On Tuesday
January 9, 1945, at Mount Alto Hospital
MARGARET V. FRASER, beloved aunt Of
Mrs. Charles F. Althoff, Mrs. Claude Under
wood and Mr.. James E. Stewart. Services al
Chambers funeral home, 400 Chaplin st
NV, on Thursday, January II, at 2:3C
pm. The Rev. Wilson Holder will ofhciate
1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
GALLAGHER, JOHN L. On Tuesday
January 9, 1945, at his residence, S14 Eye
ST. ne, JOHN L. GALLAGHER, beloved
husband of Clara S. Gallagher tnee Kunow-
sky and father of Hugh A. Gallagher and
Mrs. Clara A. Fairall. Funeral from the
above residence on Friday, JANUARY 12, al
$50 am. REQUIEM mass at Holy Name
Church at am Relatives and friends in.
pited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
II
Evening star., 1945-01-10

GALLAGHER, JOHN L. The members
Ah of the Potomac Council, No.
NIAA 433, Knights of Columbus, are
AE hereby notified of the death of
1NaH Brother JOHN L. GALLAGHER.
TAUZ and are requested to meet at
%NM/ his late residence, S14 Eye ST.
Wy ne, on Thursday, January IL.
1945, at 8 pm, for recitation of prayers.
L. F. SCHILLER, Grand Knight.
L. v. SCANLON, Fin. Sec. IL
GASCOIGNE, o. PAUL. On Monday,
January 8, 1945, at Garfield Hospital, O.
PAUL GASCOIGNE, beloved father OF
Elois Garcoigne. Services at the S. H
Hines c., funeral home, 2901 14th ST. NV,
on Thursday. January II. at 11:30 am
1nterment private. 10
GIBSON, SYLVIA. Departed this life on
Saturday, January 8, 1945. at Gallinger
Hospital, SYLVIA GIBSON, formerly OF
1924 Sth ST. NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss one son, two sisters. one brother
one sister-in-law, one brother law
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at Dabney g. Gamers funeral home.
442 M st NV. Funeral Wednesday, Jan
nary 10, at / pm, from the House OF
Prayer, 9th and M SITS. NV. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
GILLIS, IRENE BELL. On Wednesday
january 10, 1945, at her residence, 643
Sth st. ne, IRENE BELL GILLIS. Re-
mains resting at Frazier's funeral home
Sso r. I. ave. NV. Notice Of funeral later
Evening star., 1945-01-10

HARDEN N. LANCASTER, President.
JOSEPH S. DAVIS, Secretary. II
WASHINGTON, VIRGIE. On Tuesday,
January 9, 1945, VIRGIE WASHINGTON of
2243 Shannon pl. Sc Surviving are a sis
ter, Mary Smith; niece, Viola Hennison
and many other relatives and friends No
tice OF funeral later. Arrangements by
MCGUIRE il
Evening star., 1945-01-10

bers Of the Drill Team of Morn.
ing Star Lodge, No. 40, Auxiliary
No. 8, I. B. P. o. E. of W., are
hereby notified of the death o1
Daughter RUTH HAYES, who de.
parted this life Monday, January
- 10
Evening star., 1945-01-10

Quentin Roosevelt Post, No. IL
II ! s.; 3 IS;
TD1 to attend Legion services at the
s. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th
st. NV, on Wednesday, January 10, al
Evening star., 1945-01-10
DrathH

GRANT. PVT. MYRDIs vERDELL. On
Monday, january s, 1916, at Mount Alto
HOSPITAL. Pvt. MYRDIs VERDELL GRANT
peioved sister Of Willie L.. Mae Ina, Fred
y, George Earl. Ulysses and Pvt. velma
Grant and Lucille v. Doyle She also
leaves other relatives and friends. Friends
may can at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 You st. NV, from 10 am
until 10 pm. Wednesday. January 10
Funeral and interment Seneca. S. C. 10
HALL, MALyA. On December as 1914
az san Antonio. Tex, Mrs. MALVA HALL,
neloved mother of Col. Robert Hall, U. 8.
a. Air Forces. and sister Of Mrs. Anna
Manvi!le. Funeral services and interment
on friday, January IL. 1945, at IL am,
at Glenwood Cemetery. IL
HARRINGTON, MARY ANN. On Sun.
day, January Z, I945, MARY ANN HAIR
RINGTON, beloved mother Of Leo w. Har-
rington of Washington, D. c., and Frank r
Harrington OF Santa Barbara, Calf. Re-
mains resting at Chambers funeral home.
I4OO Chaplin st. NV, until Friday, jan
uary 12. at $50 am. Requiem mass at
81. Paul's Church, 18th and v sts. NV, at
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. ii
HAYES. RUTH E. Departed this life
on Monday; January s, l945. at her resi-
dince ;,inss: g ,,HS Hanover st NV after brief
Lottie. Moore and Mrs TheIma Plummer
Friends may call after IL noon Wednes-
day. january 10. at her late residence
rom GabrstS bnarSday Eon IL at
st; between 1 and NJ SITS. NV. Rev. j. L.
White officiating. Interment Payne's Gene
terry: Arrangements by Barbour Bros. 4S
st. ne. 10
Evening star., 1945-01-10
BUCKMAN. SAMUEL HAROLD.

day. January Z, 1945, at her residence
1884 Pomeroy I'd. Sc, FRANCES E
devoted husband, William NJ. Champ; three
children, mother and father and other
relatives Friends may call at the Robert
G. Mason funeral home, $500 Nichols ave
Sc, Wednesday, January 10, after pm.
Funeral services at the Emanuel Baptist
Church, Ainger ave, sGarfeld, D. c.,
Thursday, January IL, at l pm. Rev.
Thornton johnson officiating. 1nterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
Sc nekoi mneni o Ameriskem
druzinskem koIeduriu |. 1o45

V Zajednicaru, glasilu HBZ,
V slovenskem delu, XII ga ure-
julie j. Chesarek, je 0 ~letosnjem
Druzinskem koledarju sledece:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
s POVESTNI DEL &

me Je stisnilo pr srcu, ola sem
tezko dihal, in vendar sem Sc
"a veselil. - No da! Sc DO vsai
Soncalo, pa kakorkoli ze!! -
Danes 81 nissan ma iasnem, kai
ne je obSlo, da sem 81 ga zelel
Negotovost? Prenapetost?
Ali sem slutil, ola mora priti,
ella je neizbezen 49,? Nemara mi
je V krvi, ola V pricakovanju ne
strpim.
Sc diva dni smo ostali "a ba-
rikado. Kuhala me je vrocica:
zdi Sc mi tudi, da sem semter-
tia govoril neumnosti Lezal
sem "a vrecami. Sonca nj bio.
zakrili so ga ogromni bell obla-
XII. Edlno spomin mamie mi ie
ostal xiv in jasen, drugo je "a
vito V meglo. Pac! VEN, da
je nekdo cello noe prebdel Is
meni in da me MISC klicali ma
strazo.
Zdramila me je nenavadna
zivahnost, XII je zavladala "a.
utrdbo. Odprl sem oci, 81 jih
pomel. Tovarisi so pregledavali
orozje, prestevali naboje, 81 ma
tikali celade. Nemir in maps
tost in veselje, vse obenem
Sc jim je zrcalilo ma obrazih.
Oh meni je klecal Stanko.
"Lahko vstanes?"
Bonn -" Konec neskon-
enc, ubijajoce enolicnosti zad-
Nth dni in svinceno tezkega "a
tiSja, mi je vrnil moci, . ure-
dill zamotane, bolane misli.
"Napad?", sem vprasal in Sc
razveselil, ko mi je pokimal,
"Vendar Eel"
Nisem Sc protivil. Napravil
bi bill karkoli, tako svezega sem
Sc cutil, - lie cudno, da sem v
teh trenutkih popolnoma poza-
bill ma SaSka, . ma to, kaj DO
in kako DO, &c je res med ma
sprotniki.
(konec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

Ponti, Chryslerji (kajpada tudi
mnogi delavci, kakor so bill tu-
di mnogi sunni zadovoljni 5
svojo usodo, ker boljsega tedaj
MISC poznali) S sedanjim kapi-
talisticnim, kateri JIG zanie ide-
allen. Toda vzroki "a spremem-
be v gospodarskem sistemu clo-
veSke druzbe MISC zapopadeni
izkljucno v t~eorijah radikalno
orientiranih ljudi, ampak cd
povedi funkcij obstojecega 81
sienna v potrebah zivljenske
existence vecine drzavljanov
dezele.
Kaj je tel dezeli mogoce in
kaj nj mogoce v politicnem ali
gospodarskem oziru, 0 tenn Sc
lahko debatira ali razpravlja,
toda definitivno reel: to ali ono
ie nemogoce, bi lahko pomeni-
10 misticno varanje, ker ma sve-
tn je vse mogoce.
Kdor Sc kaj zanima "a gospo-
darsko stran tie dezele, mu ie
znano, kako velik skok ia v ca
su tie vojne storila moderna
znanost V tehnicnem razvoju
industrije. Re sedaj Sc govori.
da bodo pc vojni mnoge indu-
STRIFE rabile tretjino, ce ne po-
lovico mani delavcav, kot so Jill
vposljevale pred vojno, toda
produktivna sila sc DO zvisala
mad 100 in veG odstotkov. &c Sc
z vojno Sc zamerimo tistim ma
rodom - vsled naSe konserva-
tivne %zunanje politike - XII so
bill naSi dobri odjemalci, stoji-
mo pred vp~rasanjem, o katerem
ie treba resno misliti in trezno
r~azpravljati. TiScati glavo v pc
sku in v javnosti pa trditi, da
v tel dezeli nj mogoce to ali
/ ono, je najvecja ~absurdnost.
Kaj SO lacne mase vsega EMO
zne, DO mogoce Europa kmalu
obcutila in tudi tisti, kateri so
10 pahnili to nesreco. Veliko
boil modro in razsodno bi bio
cd onih, XII pisejo ali javno GO
vorijo, &c bi tiste, XII imajo v
rokah usodo narodov opozorili
ma moznosti, XII Sc lahko uresni-
clio tudi v tel dezeli, kot pa da
ljudstvo straSijo S komunisti-
cnim bav-bavom.
Milijoni, XII bodo pc vojni
brezposelni, XII SO bill leta ma
bojnih poljanah in gledali vsak
dan smrti v oci, bodo precei
drugacni kot smo Jill videli v
zadnji depresiji, in tudi veliko
bolj nevarni obstojecemu siste-
mu kot nekaj komunistov. Ire
ba je govoriti resnico, ker lie z
resnico je mogoce doseci prave
namene in %pripomoci ljudstvu
do blagostanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
POKOJNEMU j.
TROYARJU V SPOMIN

40 sem ZbIral pOdatke o Slo-
vencih v Colorado, kjer sem Ii
vel pred lett, da spis O Nth OBJ
javimo v Am. druz. koledarju.
me je pot vodila tudi skozi Pa
lisade, Colo. Tam SO veliki sa-
dni vrtovi. Glavni pridelek so
breskve. Oglasil sem Sc pri
predsedniku drustva st. 1852
SNIP Jacku Troyarju, kjer sva
bila z Angelo zelo gostoljubno
sprejeta. Troyerjev dom je Tx
oh reki Colorado in oh Mi ME
gov lepo mcgowan sadni vrt.
Tam sem Sc seznanil z mnogi-
mi drugimi rojaki v s~oseScini
XII imajo sadne vrtove, sem pa
tam pa sli pc nekaj zasluzka tu-
di V bliznje premogovnike, ako
jim sadie nj prineslo dovolj do
hodkov "a prezivljanje in pla-
cevanje obrokov.
Precej let je re tega, kar
sem bill pr Nth. Dne 3. jan. mi
je Mrs. Troyar pisala, da je
MEN MOI Jack tezko bolan.
Skozi vec kakor leto so vse po-
skusili, da bi ga ozdravili. Bill
je pr raznih zdravnikih, vec
mesecev v bolniSnici, bill operi-
ran in potem lezal, oziroma Sc
zdravil donna. erje1 je do zad-
MEGA, da DO okreval, tako rad
bi Sc zivel. Ko je bill zdrav, je
bill vessel in druzabnik, da je BIZ
10 kar prijetno V njegovi dru-
zbi.
"On Sc mic ne We, da boleha
ma raku," mi je pisala njegova
zena 3. JAM, "in &c hos kaj Cd
govoril, piSi tako, da ne hi kaj
sumil o svoji bolezni. Vsako pi-
smo mu moran precitati."
A predno je mole pismo do
spelo tia, ga re nj bilo vec med
zivimi. Umrl je 8. januarja v
starosti SO let. v Ameriko je
prisel l. 1902 in Sc naselil nekie
v juznem Colorado, sedem let
pozneje pa je prisel v Palisade,
-kjer je zivel do konca. Donna
je bill z Ojstrega vrha, obcina
Selce mad Skofjo Loko. Zapu-
Sea zeno, stir porocene hcere
in sina, Xxi je v vojni sluzbi ne
kje ma Pacifiku.
S pokojnim sva bila prijate-
liza cd kar sva Sc spoznala. Me
govt soprogi, sinu in hceram
iskreno sozalje. - F. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
I'D d LZNOST

o ga 1SUuull, IdkO tIuilO j.
spal. Tho 81 je zvizgal, ko Sc ie
olazll "a prizidek. Niscm Ga
skusal zadrzati. Preden sem ga
zdramil, sem sicer nameraval
spustiti Sc z MIN v pogovor, ga
vprasati, &c Sc nj morda popol-
dine zmotil in zamenjal SaSo S
kom drugim, ko pa je odprl
oci, zazehal in zacel leno stega-
vati otrdcle ude, me je ia leila
mlnlla in sem spet Zacutil, da
81 bill miren in srecen, &c bi bill
sam.
Vlegel sem Sc. Ko sem 81 2
roko popravil lase, sem zadel
Do puskino kopito. Neprijeten
obcutak! Menda sem Sc tedaj
prvic zavedel, zakai so mi 10
prav "a prav dali in zakaj sem
10 vel, puSko! -. Sal SEM We
del, ola ne DO slo brez zrtev.
brez trpljenja, -. da nj svobo-
lie brez krvi, da je tim lep-
Sal elm vec 10 je bio prelite "a
ajo, = ali nikdar nisem pomi-
sill, da bonn moral ubijati, in
sem bezal tudi pred v~praSanii.
smo-li imeli pravico zanetiti
lpor, XII je rodil drzavljansko
vojno -. Ne, nikoli nisem raz-
mlsljal o tenn, to noe sem
mnogo In zakaj? = Bog We!
Nemara zaradi priiatelja, XII je
Funtez povedal, da ga je videl
tam ma sovrazni Strani.
Proti jutru sem vendarle "a
Spal. Ne vem, kje SO Sc pretr-
gale misli, XII so me trpincile,
la sem Sc nemirno premetaval
30 trdem leziscu. Ne VEN kie,
kdo We kje! Toliko Jill je BIZ
o in taksnih, da sem Sc pogre-
.al vanje, pogrezal, -. pogre-
zal -. Vendar! NaSel sem be-
sedo, XII lahko opisem z MO
brezupnost, XII me je obsla, -.
nemir, zeljo, da bi Sc CHM
pref koncalo! Kakorkoli da bi
Sc koncalo, Samo da bi sell Ma
sci sem 10 besedo: mocvirie! !.
Neizmerno mocvirje polno gro
re III! - Toda zaspal sem in
Sc mi zdi, da so me tistih par
ur pustile SAME pri miru. Cd
pocil Sc kljub temu nisem. Ko
so me zdramili, me je strasno
bolela glava in cello telo. Nerad
sem dvignil veke in prvo, kar
me je pozdravilo, je bill obcu-
tex, da imam teak dan pred
sabo, neprijeten dan, mracen...
Kako polzevo pocasi so mi
nevale ure! Presadal sem Sc IL
kota V kot; mixer obstanka!
Redkokdai sem nagovoril STAN
ka, najrajsi in &c sem lie mogel
sem Sc mu izognil, ali ia dan je
bila moja nestrpnost prevelika
in soparno ozracje brez vsake-
ga dina 10 je Sc vecalo. Krog
poldneva sem Sc MI priblizal
in ga vpraSal, cesa Sc cakamo.
"a kaj hi rad?"
Da, kaj bi rad?! = Skomig-
nil sem z rameni. Bono mar
ma veke ostali "a barikado?"
Pogledal me je zacudeno.
"Se ne bojis vec?... In zakaj
me sploh vprasujes?"
Zakaj? Sam bog We zakaj!
Kadar sem pomislil ma izpad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

V Zajednicaru, glasilu HBZ,
V slovenskem delu, XII ga ure-
julie j. Chesarek, je o letoSnjem
Druzinskem koledarju sledece:
AmeriSki druzinski koIedar
Slovenci V Ameriki imamo
lepo Stevilo casopisov in revij.
Med TENN SO STRIFE dnevniki,
eden poltednik, STRIFE dnevniki,
eden polmesecnik in pet me-
secnikov. Poleg teh izhajajo
tudi tri letne revive, torej vse-
ga skupaj 10 listov in revij.
Izmed vseh Sc pa gotovo maj
boil odlikuje Ameriski druzin-
ski koledar, katerega izdaja list
Proletarec, oziroma Jugoslo-
vanska delavska tiskovna dru-
zba v Chicago. Ia krasna knii-
ga izhaja re neprestano celih
81 let ter je pc kakovosti in teh-
niki cd leta do leta boljsa in "a
nimivejsa. Je to edino t. vrste
delo med ameriSkimi Slovenci,
NJ katerega smo lahko p%onosni.
Lepa, trdo vezana knjiga, XII
vsebuje izvirne povesti, clanke,
zgodovinske spise, pesmi in
splosni pregled, Xxi spada V let
nj almanah, je kras vsaki knji-
znici.
LetoSnji koledar obsega 224
strani. Tiskan je ma finem pa
pirju ter vsebuje II povestnih
spisov, Is pesmi, II zgodovin-
skin razprav, sest vrst koledar-
skin podatkov in drugih clan
kov ter 40 silk in portretov,
Da je bio zalozniku mogoce
pokriti velike stroske pr tenn,
je v koledarju tudi vecje Stew
10 oglasov, XII so pa vsi priobce-
nj ma zadnjih straneh, tako da
.citatelja ne MOTTO pri citanju.
Da je bio mogoce v soda
MEM vojnem casu izdati to le-
pc knjigo, gre zasluga v prvi
vrsti uredniku, Franku Zaitzu,
XII je oh enem tudi urednik Pro-
letarca. Moral Sc je cato potru-
dit in zaceti z delom re v po-
letju, tako da je tiskarna in
knjigoveznica, katerima pri-
manjkuje delavnih moci, mo-
gla izvrsiti delo oh casu.
Koledar stane SIPS, kar je
"a tako knjigo in "a sedanje ca
Sc dovolj nizka cena. Il staliSca
narodne kulture je knjiga 60
tovo vredna dvakrat toliko. Ma
rocite ga lahko pr Proletarcu,
1901 So. Lawndale Ave, Chi,
cago %, Ill.
j. Langerholc piSe:
Koledar sem kupil cd F. Cve-
tana. Najprvo sem ga lie povr-
sno pregledal. Opazil sem vec
silk duhovnikov, lemenatarjev
it'd. Vidim v MENU tudi sliko
''Trpljenje' Use to me je ne
koliko zacudilo. Kaiti urednik
je OBJ enem urednik
Komentarjev. V njih Sc je IL
rail, da je nekompromisen