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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Lost. Found. EsiruY
Board Studies
Liquor Permits
Under New Law
SACRAMENTO A1,a 2

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 3. up -
About 40 new "0n-Sale" liquor III
cenSes could be issued in LOS An
geIes county under terms Of the
Swing bill passed at the recent
legislative session, but apparently
none could be issued in Sc OF the 81
other counties, board Of equalization
officials said Thursday
The Swing Dill allows ono tavern
and one liquor package store for
each 1000 persons counted in the
latest federal census. II replaces q
1899 board rule which set the same
ratio based on The 1880 census.
However. under the new legislation
wine and beer establishments are
counted as regular JaycrnS for the
first time. boosting the number Of
licenses IN moSc counties over tic
limit.
In al counties the number ot
. "off-salc" licenses is well over tho
, limit officials said ON-aulc prom
ises are over tho limit in all coun-
ties but LOS Angeles ano Alpine
where one license Would Ec alI1Wy.
and none except seasonal license
has been issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
INJECTION MITES SET

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. Au4. 5. rUp5
Warden Clinton Duffy Friday u-
noun"cd cXccutin ndatcl had been
SGT for three condemned murderer.
including Manuel Dla> san Jl3-
quin county, AUG. Il: William
HoUah, Los Aneelcs. AUe. i, and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
l8-CountrY fropertY-Sole

PINE VALLEY LARGE Iots-S4CO
and $500 Buv now. Build later.
+. G. Bangs. broker. 81
FOR SALE About 50 acres Of the
best land with a good modern
house. $4,000 Possession crd of
escrow. 5000 down. balance rca>-
onablc payments al AN int. $40
Starr Won FluSs 664 Holt. 8-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
LInENrLD HM .I-n

Mtl'm f.a..f" 5ruNlr. -=ru..
Il F,cnu M NHtr Yakima,
.u u -rJytrr N.c issue. II mar
..+., license IuH.oa- II. County
"''.. W D iccicuaud
CIu.u- u.a.t.H. .u. ,ua tu-
u... Isabelle CARO-. l.e5 10. I'r
.''.',r Iu.oat H-.a-' Iar,u"
t..-Ip-.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

Oh NtIdIiA Itp4iC III
o.
80 ACRES. two years in alfalf1.
Good wafer delivery and drain
age. Modern Iou.c with modern
conycnicutcz. Barn. garage, chic
ken pen. Owner must leave vallcy
due to MS hCa.'I - mi. east and
=, mi south ut junction Of III
liahWav and Imperial highway
Howard Larson 8-3
For Sal Z 30 acras 2-yr. old All
falfa. Good buildings on the high
way. Water Wncgr pressure. Might
rent for term y Evrrs. G. MunccI.
606 Main. 8-4
WE HAVE A GOOD 30 acre ranch
with modern bonnie. Close to FL
Ccntro on paved highway. SCc
mo for particulars.
HERBERT IOWDERMIIk
RCtI Estate n Insurance
ll6 NO 9th FL Centre
30
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
WANTS NAME CHANGED

Earl Finley StooNs filed Il petition
I'LL superior court Thursday t0
change his name, which he said is
4 source OF f1n-makInG among IN,
friends. to TarI Ma"Pr,rsgu. h-
muu,-'s maiden name.
Cleveland is the location OF 100
War plants.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
l9-CitY Properly Tor Sole


GROOM HOUSE for -llc ON . lots.
Large basement. e.cn reIriocr.tNr.
blower cooler Completely furnish
cd. 523 50. T. St. Imperial az,
FOR SALE , bedroom house. hard
wood front room Ju-. painted in-
side and out. Cooler ma Cleo. M.-
tor heater Mice lu- Immediate
possession stIaQ Teens.
TYLER INSURANCE. AGENCY
go Main Phone GG0
8--
FOR SALE Furnished hoa-c ".
66l Hell. Scn onur. x 604 Olive.
@-G
FOR SALE 3 bedroom uou--.anuu
side, good location: cooler. now
"atrr heater, close ID school. aar-
age fenced rear yard s4725
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
30 Main PNur ESQ
"-fU
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Help Wanted

MACHINERY Concern ucrd. stcU-
ographcr-typi-t Wori, is ycrmJ-
ncut. Good salary aud working
conditions. Prefer local cXpcIirUD-
cd woman
FAURE TRACTOR x EQUIP.
FL Centro Phone G21
as
MAN WANTED fpr boor delivers.
Good pomancn, position for rc-
liable man. Appiy 480 Main. 6-8
WANTED Cook and waitress. TOP
wages. Can Jacum5a 7. 8-6
WANTED WoIdcr ana layout man.
Apply 1921 Main. Phone 5l9 8-7
COUNTER GIRLS vented apply
Troy'S Drive Inn, llo3 Main 8-T
PBX. OPERATOR. experience lm-
necessary Can Southern Pacific
g amt pm. SO
WANTED F1cctricjau. steady work
and GOOD WAGES. md.2 Electric
Shop. 451 SmWr Ave, Id.o. Cal
81
ELECTRIC WEI DEi2S SNlDTagCi~.
Essential. Plenty over time. Gail
Fred or Harry lincoln Welding
Work 1901 30th ST.. Phone T4461.
San Diego. 60
BLACKSMITH wanted Nu-t 1c Al
Workman a. G. Ea,c Co.. #tH
and ID St- HraWicE t-
5TENOGEAPHER-sc-rg-"rE want
ed with H. s. Cow A4.n.H. +4
hr week Permanent hpnlv U. IS
Employment Agency. 8-I
8-Situdhons W0nied
Girl. WANTS tn do laundry at
home. 372 Orangc. ga
91Business Opportunities
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
You Can Talk TO One Man
Lost. Found. EstraY


LOST-2 ration books Nos, 3 and 4.
belonging to Addle 3. Bell. Return
to Ration Board. So
lost Mattress between EI Ccntro
ana Imperial. Sd reward. Gail I'M
parial 1906 Or 511 No. H ST.. I'M
periaI 81
LOST-Cockcr Spaniel puppy, white
ana brown markings, vicinity A
q P Store Mon. evening Reward
set. Wm. L. Griffin. 400 Palm
Court. "a
EOST PURSE al rink last Sunday.
Finder return glasses and COM
pact to Post-PresS. s. reward. "a
LOST-Descrt cooler around Secley.
Oran Houck. Box 813, SecIey. 8-+
LOST Lower half of Sheaffer pen
between EastenG Trailer Camp
and town. Return TO Post-Pres>
office Reward. Sc
LOST Leather biihold containing
valuable scrviccmau papers. 30
4al tickets and $40 in cash. Re
uum to sgt Carl X. Jackson, Ri j..
Hol.yillc 81
2-Personuls. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
32 Used Cars

WI-' PAY H..,. .... ... r'
gnn.rtill, yt.. n.."r ,,...I..
-aa or.v,n W ... uw tH
WNNrED 4n Tr 'u....,
H".- ,r N... r. n.
O.. #,it-a' .. H 49,. .. '...
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

.hr O'Gca Of Fucc Administration. re.t
1850 Motor VomcIc and Motor Erh-as
Equipment tM-<arru Ptioc Regulation
$40. Amendment 50 cod us follow.
80. Section ia also umcud~a Hs
tn, uddInon Of q now sentence 10
rod cs Icroy: "It shcU al Z te d
violation OF this regulation for n4
por-on 10 cnoI to sen u.~d Cr; ly
aivcrl.inI in any ruhl-at.or un'o I
iH.rc IL ,tctnd N tE- odvait-rE0nt
tna rcEr. model vCor. model ems
hody ty9a cf tile u-e5 crr. th -.u-
o.'4 offering price. aat uog.- ,au
tIiaiEr th- words 'H4tun opN rnif-
irr' or othrr words winch X. .EEeaE
th, same mccniu1-"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

ATTENTION
RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick ActiOnl
CONTACT BOX 632
co POST-PRFSS
ll-Houses for Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT -1 rooms. un-
furn. Also have 2-Whrcl trailer
for sale. Inquire white hous"
across Dahlia canal lrom Lincoln
school, Imperial. 8-T
l2-WGnted to Rent
WANTED by pcrmoncnt middle
aged couple ono or two bedroom,
unfurniShcd house. Mu5t be south
side location. Contact Boz G64, c 10
Post-Prcss. 8-6
PERMANENT middle a~cd couple
want one or t"o bedroom iurn.
Apt. Jacob Hess. O. T.juC TrIc-
tor ana Equip Co @-6
RESPONSIBLE party Wants To Ycnt
or lease 3 bedroom home win
consider purchase. Ii Centre 40.
H. Jahn. 8-4
PERMANENT business man desire,
furn. or unfWm. one 0r two bed
room house. Phone J.. XIX at 5Qa
3-l0
S25 REWARD leading tn rental uf
furnished Or unrtUniohCd house
or apartment, Marine officer and
Wifc-no children or pets. Cali
1t. Caldwell, Barbara Worth Ho-
tel. 8-6
l3-Pooms Tor Rent
SLEEPING room with cooler for
permanent person. Men preferred.
513 Olive ga
l4-Business Rentals
GARAGE FOR RENT. s45. Phone
500 497 State. 81
l6-Pustur0Qe
~O~~-O-~--(-~1~lS~-~-~ ~~~~-~~0-O-~--
HORSE PASTURE-Amplc for 81
head. Good shade and water. Il.
miles north San Diego HiWay on
Brawley Main canal. Fred Ses-
siOns. sc
l7-CountrY PropertY-Ledse
FOR RENT-3O acres for vegetables
Rt. 2. Box So, Imperial. George
Gotti. 8-6
w. {. HANCOCK
Since 1914 The Farm Land Man"
IL miles west Of Court House
PHONE 689
WANT TO BUY or Lease 10 acre
with 2 bedroom modern homo
near FL Centre. Contact Box 463,
co Post-PreSs. 6-8
FOR LEASE-50 acres first year
for alfalfa or for vegetables Phone
500. 497 state. 81
a vacant rou;l = unpatrloIlc. Fi.'
your vacancy by renting through 8
For Rent" ad. Phone 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
TWEED JOLLY

LISIINGS WANTED
S14 Main Phone 474
MODERN stucco 2 bedroom dwell
ing. Large living room. hardwood
floors every room. fireplace. tile
drain, stationary tubs, wired for
electric stove. also piped for gas,
double garage. All Improvements
III first class condition Immed-
late possession. Look this over,
compare it with other properties
for sale. Price $4,000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
Us No. 5th St. Phone 45-W
8-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

. BEDROOM house for sale in I'M
periaL Inquire at Brooks Meat
Market. Imperial. Phone 235. 8-6
FOR SALES bedroom modern
house. 2 garages, chicken house,
COW barn. 80 North j street. I'M
peridI- See w. NJ. Brown. 30l No.
z. 3-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
FUGATE
FOR FARMS
w. T. FUGATE

81
tON SALE .2-bodroom house and
, acres i'll alfalfa. Terms. Ia sofia
na Acres. CAL 32l-R. ST
LARGE FURNISHED : rooms and
bath; s1ecriua porch. garage. mise.
bldg5. CITY water, fenced yard on
3 or 3 acres in alfalfa: cross -1cne-
ca barns. corraIS. chicken house.
S4300 terms. First street 50 Of
water tower first house on left.
Imperial. 8-6
BARRY RANCH I6G acre GOOD
Sett lpam soil. Fenced and cross
tcnccd- : otf Of buildings. 12o IONS
h9E. - hc,f"rs. miles east OF
HoiV}llo on Yuma highway Land
$IC900. Stock. hay at market valuC.
Courtesy 10 agents. J. p BoroS,
T}t. !. BOZ Is Holtvillc. Calf 8-11
l9-CitY Property .or Sole
STORY &t'lcco house . bedrooms
down stairs Furnished including
clrc ICE box. 3 room ncW Apt. up
stairs Immediate posse SelOn. 5000.
KATE OLDHAM
l2T No. 6tA I'll Centre
) ROOM frame hardwood floors
Throughout Newly painted Dou-
Bic aarage. On Saudalwood Drive
$500 down.
4 ROOM sTUCCO- $275o.
FOR SAIE 2 houses I a,ucco,
l frame. Completely fu!n with
coolers and elcc. refrigeration.
Income $40 per mo. S850O. haf
cash.
6 HOUSES south side. Income
$2o150 per mo. For price and
terms, sec
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

5ERVICEMAN'S wife wishes rdCr
east Contact Ora SimlI 81" Holt,
bClWccM . ann. and 2.3u pm -
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
ZZ-EIectriCdI Appliances

$500 CJ. TT. BLOWER large ,n
tEnc. house trailer ..Jlcr. extra
motor and blade 1f,. b.>os @3l
Nc r St. Imperial 3-I
FOR SALE Practical. lew blower
tlpo cooler for sale N,-| So One
month .ago-scu fo. $50 Fhona
67l7-BI "a
FOR SALE 35.o IA. g. .loH,r tygc
cooler Available A. a.l %-5-A
5th S. CaleX.co. 81
23-Miscelloneous Tor Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

MACHINERY Concern urcd. stcu-
ographcr-typi-t IT, W"ri, is p"rn3-
ncnt. Good salary End Wurkua
conditions. Prefer local experience
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
4 transportation

HAVE TWO BIC TRUCKS GOING
north. Would ike To hMl COM
binc or other machinery. CaIl for
Oliver at Barber SHOP. Imperial
81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
l3-Pooms for Rent

SLEEPING room With cooler for
permanent person. Men preferred.
513 Olive "a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
20 Wunted-Reul Tstufe

~, -->---~ ->>-~--~~>~>--->.~~-~ ~~->->--.
WANT TO BUY hnMr. Moderate
price. south side. CLOSE in bctWy.n
AIN and 9th streets. Possession t,
Sept 1st TEL Il22-W. &-G
WANT TO BUY 4 bedroom H.m.
Must oo modern and III good lo.a-
tom Contact bon 45- go PoH-
Press @-0
2l-Furniture for Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

HOUSE FOR RENT -I rooms. m-
fun. Also have 2-Whrc! trailer
for sale Inquire whit" hou"
across Dahlia canal lrom Lincoln
school, Imperial. SIT
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
TWO SCHOOLS
(San Mateo TimeS)

Indicative of the confusion in high places is the two schools of thought in Washington-both vocal-one of which fears postwar imitation and the other of which fears postwar deflation.
 The imitation crowd is alarmed by ris- ing farm, home and security prices and commercial rents These are the only ma jor activities remaining outside the fed eral control zone. Rising values in these categories, it is argued, exert strong pres sure against other imitation brakes, such as wage, price and domestic rent control
 What the deflation crowd fears is decline in national income as war spend ing eases off. This would cut into federal revenues, increase borrowing make serv- icing of the national debt and balanced budget more difficult. Organized labor is striving to hold up national income by in- creasing basic wage rates as overtime dis appears.
 Fear of imitation seems to be more prevalent than fear of deflation. It is
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT MISSING PERSON

Benjamin R. Cole - Approxi- mately 73 years of age, and be- lieved to have come to Alaska about 1925, and to have lived here ever since, with the exception of a stay Outside about l940. A miner, he may have some mining properties in the Territory. Any one having information concern ing him kindly costact the Gov ernor's Office, Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
want America made over.
 Fake High -Brows

want AUleTlCd uiduC oSSA'
 Fake High Brows
 Revolutionists critics of repre- sentative government, malcontents and promoters of European theo- ries have done an amazeng job in American colleges. The mystery is-How! They smoke-screened the unique prosperity of this worlds most favored people and (protected by academic indiffer- ence) spotligrted the flaws of pop ular government and fumed about unfair competition.
 Selfishness is trait of mortal man, not a special feature of pri- vate enterprise. This fact has been proved to a lot of honest people under wartime regimenta- ton, needless restraints, question able rationing and discourteous petty officials. It is losing favor. How odd that we hear so much aoout demobilization of the armed forces and nothing at all about bureaucracy.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
A.T.G. BENEFIT DANCE

Ther will be an informal A.T.G. benefit dance Saturday, May 26, at the high school starting at goo pm. The music will be furnished by the air base orchestra.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
MNNV
 ANED ~ GEORGE ( BENSON \ husk1ksts 9kesxiNk kdkxlNs ' &aAaR sAklsaas
RIGHT TURN

newspapers were publish ing tables of figures that grew out of sur vey by the American Institute of Public Opinion, popularly called a Gallup Poll" An article by George Gallup himself acompan- jed the figures I examined and they were interesting, encourag- ing.
 Nothing but victory in war could make bigger news. Nothing short of unconditional surrender by all of Americas national ene- mics could be more gratifying than this: Suddenly there has come popular yearning for the days when MT. Customer was boss, when people got paid accord ing to what their work was worth, when they had right to anything their money would buy.
 Back 10 Earth
 Dr. Gallup says, "there are in- dications today that the largest group ot the American people are not now particularly interested in seeing many changes or reforms in this country after the war. In fact, a survey just completed across the nation by the Institute reveals that the majority of Amer jeans want things to remain pretty much as they were before the war"
 The head of the Institute put out a few hopeful details about individual answers to his ques- tions. He says good share of the minority who wish for postwar changes want to change back. back to conditions we knew years before the war. He didn't say so, but indicated clearly that the peo- pie are longing for the days of self-reliance, before the WPA, the CCC and the IVA.
 Pompus Protests
 People are beginning to walk around the idea of dictated social range to look at the back side of it. The gold paint is beginning to rub off those cheap theories about all citizens doing a similar amount of work and drawing about the same pay, government guaranteed jobs for everybody, politically run banks and stores, regimented farmers, standardized h ou e S, clothes and food. The sawdust is showing through.
 The famous surveyor of public opinion grouped into three classes everybody his scouts questioned. The breakdown was by educa- tion, CD college, (2) high school and (3) grade school people. Now who, do you suppose, want the social changes? The college peo-
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
UES OF PLANES
(San Mateo Tilnes)

Some of the uses which will be found for airplanes after the war are to be found in requests which the War Production Board is filing away for reference when production controls are relaxed
 To date $50 such requests have been received. A pipeline company wants plane for use in inspecting it's route. A company with extensive cotton land in the South would like plane to dust it's cotton crop Ranchers are asking for small craft equipped with machine guns to kill coyotes and other predatory animals. Lumber firms need planes to spot timber fires before they get out of control.
 A physician with widely-scattered pa tients thinks he could make better time on wings Several industrial executives seek planes to keep in personal touch with remote plants. Flying schools com prise the largest group of applicants. They want planes for use in teaching novices to fly.
 Some day, in the not to far distant fu- ture the bans will be lifted, and plane factories will begin to fill these and sim liar orders.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25

The United States is the princi- pal producer of zinc.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25
THE NOME NUGGET

grounded in belief that the impact of record savings on scarce consumer goods after the war will be difficult to combat.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-25

The biggest difference between big city and small town is that the running down in the big city is done by the automobiles and in the small town the local gossips take care of it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Youngman
At Lee n Eddie S

HENNY YOUNGMAN- and hts
Wit, comedy star OF TiImS. radio
and Broadway, currently topping
the huge new variety floor show
at Lee n Eddie'S Supper Club,
Will remain for second week. by
popular demand. starting Friday.
on the same DAY Clyde Lucas and
his new orchestra. featuring
Crikct Regal, replace Carleton
HauCk and his orchestra.
Henny Youngman' all-Star sage
support at Lee n Eddie'S. in adj
dition IN the HauCk band. includes
Sheila Rogers, Rhythmic Star Of
Satire" Arthur Nelson and his
4" NovcfetteS; Roy Track, master
of ceremonies; the attractive
Dorothy Dorbin dancers and
others.
Organist Tom Montgomery is a
special interlude feature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
At Club 500

CHARLIE CARLISLE con-
tinues TO topple all existing at
tendance records as the Club 500
star and master of ceremonies.
The cigar putting humorist is
destined for one of the longest
consecutive engagements in the
history of the club. Lending him
support this week are Lowry and
Russell, comedy chatter and dane
ing favorites; Jean Daniels. dy-
manic SongstreSs; the 500 Utter
bugs. held over by popular de-
mand; Chiquits and her Marion
cites; Jerry Vargs. permanent
and popular 500 baritone; the
Esquire Girls and others. Lee
Walters and his orchestra do the
music for dancing and the con-
tinuouS show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Jerry, Turk
At Bowery
nv CHARLES GENTRY

THE TWIN answers to How
Mad Can You Get7'. Jerry and
Turk. open this evening At the
BowrrN
We talked 90 them today and
found that tins 7aney brother
snd-siSier combination have more
gags than script writers can
throw away, an Of which they
intend 20 use m order 10 drive
Bowery customers as crazy as
they arc themselves.
These Youngsters are really
clever and have been doing >cnSa-
tional business ever since their
agent let them out OF the Sanl-
tarlum where their mother left
them.
When The chief keeper found
mat thCir nuisance value greatly
exceeded their therapeutic worth,
he decided they belonged in show
business and that's how the team
was horn
But even II night club and the
aier managers flee from their
practical pranks, the customers
flock around and We believe that
the Bowery crowds Will be even
larger this week.
In the same show you'll find
Ray English. the dancing come
dian with the smooth patter and
The terrific falls. being held over
for a second week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Auto Show
P|dns Laid

Plans were being discussed to-
day hy the Detroit Automobile
SaleSmenS Association for a
showing Of 1916 models in the
first auto show since l94l.
Harry Vearn, association prcSi-
dent and hiS co-chairmen. Rich
ard Giddy and William Chalker,
said tentative plans called for the
displaying of new cars IN the
Masonic Temple
Three manufacturers already
have Signified intentions OF show
ing their models Nearil sand. They
included tho Ford Motor Co..
Hudson Motor Car Co. and Henry
]. Kaiser and Joseph Frazer, the
new team In the auto industry.
Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Noted Cast

FOUR MEMBERS OF the no.
table cast supporting Bette Davis
in The Corn Is Green" appeared
with Ethel Barrymore in the orig
inal New York stage company
Rosalind Ivan. Gwyneth Hughes,
Mildred Dunnock and Rhys
Williams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

Betty Davis has one of
the most intense roles of
her career aS the crusading
teacher in The Corn Il
Green" the film version of
the Emlyn Williams play
which is due To open at the
United Artists 1heater
Thursday.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

via Sc pod vodstvom in poseb-
no Sc z delom v uradu tainika
Augusta H. Riska.
Nj namen clanov kluba, da Sc
bi povelicevali z delom, XII smo
ga VrSili, ker Sc zavedamo, da je
to nasa dolznost. Hocemo pa
pribiti dejstvo, ola nobena druga
skupina Sc ne bi mogla izkazati
S tolikSnimi zrtvami kakor ia,
XII je pc Stevilu sicer majhna, a
velika V delu.
Ma omenjeni sell smo volili
tudi odbor kluba "a to leto. Ia
tajnika je izvoljen Vinko Peter
mel, XII je dober, agilen sodrug.
Pojdimo mu ma roke s tenn, da
pripeljemo V mas klub Sc veG
clanov - takih, XII Sc MISC bill v
klubu, in one, XII SO re bill, pa
sedaj ne VEN IL kakSnega vzro-
ka MISC vec.
Sodruzni pozdrav vsem!
John Tercelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
.OBCNI ZBOR
~SLOVENSKEGA
DELAVSKEGA CENTRA

Chicago, Ill. - v soboto 27.
januarja Sc vrSi obcni zbor Slo-
venskega delavskega centra, ma
katerega SO bill pismeno povab-
ljeni vsi, XII lastujejo delnice te
%ustanove. Vstop imajo vsi del
nicarji ali pa mimi pooblaScen-
CT, n. pr. cd klubov in druStev.
Podano DO porocilo 0 financ-
mem stanju SDC in rama druga
wanna porocila.
Potem DO 0 Nth razprava in
sklepanje o priporocilih.
Oh enem je ma dnevnem redu
izvolitev odbora. V sedanjem
direktoriju SO, Frank Alesh,
predsednik; Chas. Pogorelec,
podpredsednik; John Rak, tai
mix; Flip Godina, ~blagajnik;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

jem plemenitem delu tudi v boz
doce tako. dobre uspehe kakor
V p%reteklosti.
Ker re pisem v ia list, mai
omenim, da smo imeli letno Sc
10 kluba st. 118 JSZ, XII Sc ie
vrsila 7. januarja. Med drugim
je bio ma Mi porocano:
Tu pa tam Sc mas je skuSaIo
podcenjevati, ces, ola kot klub
ne delamo dovolj "a razne hu-
manitarne zadeve. V odgovor
tenn maj sluzijo sledeci podatki:
L. 1913 je klub prispeval $50
"a ruski relif in $50 "a iugoslo-
vansko pomozno akciio. ODE
vsoti je daroval il svoje bla-
bajne.
Poleg tega SO klubovi clani
vclanjeni povsod, kjer Sc gre "a
napredek, "a pomozne akciie, "a
druStva in delavske koristi. Kot
TAXI prispevajo tudi tam sku-
Pho z drugimi clani, posamezno
pa tudi vsi prispevajo, nekateri
izmed Nth SO Sc odzvali z mai
viSjimi vsotami.
V letu 1914 SO clani kluba
prispevali v sklad dvestoterih
"a Proletarca $50 in direktno
$25 "a jugoslovanski relif, po-
leg dajatev, XII so Jill dali CLAM
privatno; in pa delo so pomaga-
Ii vrSiti. CLAM kluba so bill pio-
nirji vsemu, kar je skupnega v
naselbini. Bill SO najaktivneiSi
element pr postavljanju po-
slopja druStva Postojnska jana
SNIP; bill SO pionirji gibanja
"a zadruzno prodajalno, XII Sc
daj V svojih lastnih poslopjih
dobro uspeva. Bill SO prvi, XII so
agitirali "a ustanovitev sloven-
skega hranilnega in posojilnega
drustva, in to podvzetje tudi
zaceli. Danes je V ponos nasel-
bini in il dale kot vzorna finan-
cha ustanova velik ugled. Raj