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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 90. CUP)-
The supreme court, ruling on a
treason case for the first time in its
history, Monday set saide the con-
viction of Anthony Cramer, Ger
man-born citizen of New York City,
for giving aid to two of the Nazi sa-
boteurs who landed in this country
in the summer of 1912.
The court found that the overt
acts charged by the government
against Cramer were not sufficient
to support a conviction for treason.
The to decision was read by
Justice Robert H. Jackson. Justice
William o. Douglas dissent was
signed by Chief Justice Harlan F..
Stone and justices Hugo L. Black
and Stanley Reed.
Cramer was sentenced to 45-year
prison term by the federal court at
New York. He appealed to the high
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

Wheeling suddenly at a moment
when their main force was believed
headed eastward for a iuncture
with the Russians near Dresden,
Patton's speeding tanks turned up
l25 miles to TIE south in a pell-
nell dash fer the Danube and the
mountain chain beyond where the
di2-hards of the broken Nazi re-
gime planned their last fight.
SPURT 26 MILES
The Third Army's armored divi-
sions spurted 26 miles in "a hours
to draw abreast of the U. S. Sew
enth and French First armies which
already were storming across the
western ramparts of the Bavarian
redoubt.
Patton's vanguards early Monday
were less than Is miles ncrth of
the Danubian fortress of Regens-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
WPB AUTHORIZES GMC PLANT
TO MAKE POSTWAR PLAN

LOS ANGELES, April %. (UP)-
The WPB Monday authorized Cen
eral Motors to proceed with a ST.
264,0O0 restoration project at its idle
south gate, California assembly
plant.
However, authorities warned that
no new cars will be assembled nov"
The project will be completed in six
months but new machine tools will
will not be installed for possibly nine
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
FRENCH INTERIM REGIME
ASSUMES WIDER POWERS

PARIS, April 90. CUP) Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower announced
Monday that, beginning May l, the
French provisional government will
assume responsibility for the en-
tire French supply program.
Previously, supply of essential
civilian needs in France had been
handled by Allied headquarters on
behalf of the United States and
Britain.
Most of France already has been
removed from Allied headquarters
jurisdiction.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Jops Lose lZb Planes, Six
Ships in Two-Doy Battle

oilers, one small tanker and 6000
to 5000 ton ship and damage one
coastal vessel.
Carrier planes shot down 40 planes
from a substantial japanese force
which attacked American ground
and naval forces In the Okinawa ar
ca Sunday afternoon. The Japnn-
ese succeeded in sinking ore light
fleet unit, Nimitz said Further
identity OF the craft was not dis
closed. The raid followed one on a
smaller scale Saturday night, when
four Japanese planes were aiiot
down,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

destroyed many others in a raid on
KyuShu's airfields.
Flying 1500-mile round trip mis-
sion from Two, the army Mustangs
destroyed or damaged AT planes in
an attack Sunday on SuZuka air.
field 32 miles southwest of Nagoya
on the principal Japanese home is
land of Honshu.
OF the planes destroyed, nine were
shot down in combat and II wreck
ed on the ground. The others were
damaged or probably destroyed The
Mustangs also swept over Use Bay,
sout hof Nagoya, to sink two small
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

NOuf dJtSnpC 10 SJralgnCen out Dig
three disagreements before the San
Francisco conference.
At the conclusion Of the meeting,
the second since Soviet Foreign
Commisar ". M Molotov's arrival
by airplane Sunday, Secretary of
State Edward r. StettiniuS, Jr.,
fastened to the White House.
It was assumed he went there to
report to President Truman on Mon
days discussions with Molotov and
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden.
Stettinius talked to Mr.. Truman
about Is minutes and appeared in a
hurry as he left the presidents Of
flee. Without pausing, he told re-
porters that there is nothing can
tell you at this time"
Reporters noted that Eden did
Continued on Page 6, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
HimmIer Thouqht
Killed in Car

LONDON, April 30. CUP)-An eX-
change telegraph dispatch from the
northwestern front Monday said g
question has been raised whether
one of three bodies found in q
wrecked car might be that of Hein-
rich Himmler Gestapo chief ano
commander of the German home
army.
The car, big black Mercedes, was
found burned out on the Bremen
Hamburg road after it was shot UP
by British armored cars. Crewmen
of the British vehicles saw the cal
as it was accompanied by armoreo
cars and about 20 SIS troops on mo-
torcycles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

tious objeotors to military service
in this war.
Argument over limitation of state
tavern licenses was scheduled in
the assembly. Assemblyman Jul
ian Beck, CD, San Fernando. an
nounced he would move to with
draw his bill barring issuance of
more than one new liquor license
a month in any county
The assembly ways and means
committee votes this week on items
of Gov. Warren's $683,00O000 state
budget, with cuts ranging from
$l0,000,000 to S40000,000 forecast.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

burg and 70-odd miles from Mum
ich, with the bewildered Germans
scattering in their path.
More than $4,000 startled enemy
troops were taken prisoner in the
first few hours of. Patton's south
ward drive, including 1900 Hungar-
ians WHO had just been shifted
over from the eastern frcnt.
The Third Army's blazing drive
through Bavaria came as American
and Russian armies to the north
converged on the shattered Nazi
divisions trapped in the Oder-Elbe
corridor around Berlin.
Unofficial reports limited strong
ly that American First Army and
Soviet patrols already had made
Continued on Page 6, Col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Swedish Official
Rides in Last
Plane From Berlin

STOCKHOLM, April %. (UP)-
The last German passenger plane
from Berlin arrived at Stockholm
Monday with only one passenger
a Swedish courier.
Swedish air transport officials
confirmed that no more planes were
expected from Berlin, although they
said it was possible that air traf-
fic would be continued between
Stockholm and Warnemunde.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

Swedish reports quoted one of the
last air passengers out of Berlin as
saying the city was IN state of cha
os and partial anarchy In many
districts, he said, civilians were
hunting down Gestapo agents and
dealing with them summarily.
BLAST CITY
A Moscow dispatch said Russian
siege guns lined up hub to hub from
the northwestern to the southern
fringes of the city. Together with
hundreds of Stormovik assault
planes they had "pulverized virtual
ly the entire area toward the center
of Berlin"
The German radio said Hitler was
in the main fighting line" in en-
battled Berlin and had thrown into
the capitals defense "all the mill
tary power available to Germany"
Official American ard Soviet re-
ports said the two armies still were
"a miles apart, however, and SUI
preme headquarters said the juno
ton probably would be announced
jointly by Washington, Moscow and
London.
The 10-mile Soviet breaxthrough
to the Unter Den Linden from Ber-
Inns eastern limits was reported "
the neutral Swiss radio and by
CONTINUED on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Subversive Bill
Meets DeIdv

SACRAMENTO, April %. (UP)-
The assembly Monday delayed con-
Sideration on a bill which would
allow war industry employers to
discharge persons holding beliefs
subversive tC the American form of
government.
A motion to send the bill back to
the judiciary committee which had
recommended it was adopted by a
bare majority.
The ass sembly also sent back to
committee for amendment a bill to
bar frCm public office conscien-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
wLB Approves
Coal Waqes

WASHINGTON, April 90. CUP)-
The War Labor Board Monday un-
animously approved the wage pro-
visions of the new soft coal con-
tract. Operators estimated the con-
tract would increase miners wages
by an average of $1.30 a day and
the production cost of coal by 80
cents ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

LONDON, April 23. (UP)-Russan armored spear
heads reported probing into the heart of Berlin from
three directions Monday cankng along Inter Den Linden
and other famous streets within four miles Pots
damer Platz
The German radio said Adolf Hitler was in personal
command of the defense of Berlin. The Red Army had
driven 10 miles deep into the capital and held pos
session of fourth of it.
dispatch from Germany through Switzerland said
the battle of Berlin is practically over and United
Press report from Moscow said the plight of Berlin was
becoming graver by the hour.
REPORT SAYS RUSS-AMERICANS JOIN
The Luxembourg radio reported without confirmation
that Russian and American forces had south of Berlin
in the area of Torgau the Ebe But dispatches from
the u S. Ninth and First armies said the historic junction
apparently had not been made.
Neutral correspondents reported from Germany that
the Red Army tanks blasting their way down Unter
Den Linden historic street which in other days Htlars
vaunted legions paraded.
late Naz broadcast said other Soviet tanks in
the Mariendorf district three miles south of Potsdamer
Plaz and Lcheterelde four miles southwest of the fa
crossroads in the heart of Berlin from which Inter
Den Linden is mile so distant.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

and be joined by lots ofOthers."
From the standpoint OF hilarious
entertainment the rodeo rang the
bell. Applause, shouts, hand clap
ping, and bedlam of foot stamping
greeted the hair raising feats of the
contestants. Howls of pleasure and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

groans of sympathy rose on all sides
as the show unfolded day after day
The audience entered into the spirit
of the thing and went western from
big hats to rodeo lingo.
Civilians we're joined by hundreds
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Surprise Move
Scotters NoziS

. PARIS, April %. (UP)-Lt. Gen. George S. Patton
hurled the full weight of his American Third Army against
Nazdoms last redOubt in the Bavaran Alps Monday in
WhirWnd offensive that swept into the DanuI, valley
125 miles from Berchtesgaden
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Big Three Eye
Peace Riddle:
Riffs Hinted
Eden, MoIo+ov and S+e++inius Meet
In Feverish Session as Plans
Move Swiftly for S. F. Conference

WASHINGTON, April %. (UP)-The foreign minis
ters of the United States Great Britain and Russia
ferred for an hour and half again Monday in eleventh.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
Fourth Of Capital Seized:
Patton Reaches Danube
In Race for Berchtesqaden
Armored Spearheads Rush PeII-MelI
Down Unter den Linden as City
Rocks Und er Terrific Bombardmen+

LONDON April 23 tUP)-N1arsha Stain nj
Elbe
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
= AMBlINe
1AEpoRTER
P0sies for All

POSleS Tor All
Did we have fun?
We never had SO much fun in all
our life as we had with that rodeo
stuff.
The RoGao is history but we still
have time to hand out desert lilies
all around tefore the shades of the
past take Owl.
Desert lilies to everyone who
worked to make the rodeo success
and a lot of hilarious memories to
those of us who simply enjoyed it
to the hilt.
Do our feet hurt! How cowboys
stand those blasted boots year in
and year out is mystery. Oh, we'll,
desert lilies to the cowboys for being
rugged enough to stand their
clothes. One more day of our rodeo
Get-up and we'd have been in a
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23

BY Proxy
Saturday was great day at the
El Centre USO club.
Mrs. j. G. Morgan took a birth
clay cake to the club in honor of
the twenty-first birthday anniver-
sary of her son, James, who is some
where in Germany with Patton's
Third army That's good idea. 1t
should become a tradition.
Spring Tonic
The conversation at the Four
Korners cafe was centered on cool
ers. The technique of making cool
ers was discussed by the help and
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-23
WEATHER

Maximum Sunday 81, minimum
Monday Sd; am. Monday 6r, hu-
midity 73; noon Monday 80, humid
ity 30; pm. Sun. 81, humidity "a.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-12

FOR SALE Saddle horse, u
years old, sound and gentle Jonas
+. Hershberger, Amlin, Rt /.
4-l2-3t*
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ALL MODELS OF USED CARS
MARYSVILLE CAR CO., East
Fifth St, Walnut. 1-17-tf
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PROBATE COURT OF
UNION COUNTY, OHIO

Case Ne 14S45-A
william l.. Coleman. adfnr. OF the
estate of Samuel H. Ebright, deed.
Plaintiff vs.. Sylvia Ebright Rob-
inette Et. Al Defendants.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
In the pursuance of the order OF
the Probate Court of Union County
Ohio, / will offer for sale at public
auction on the 5th day of May, l945
at 1900 O'Clock A. M. Eastern War
Time, on the North door of the Court
House of Union County, Marysyille
Ohio, the following described real
estate, situated in the Township of
Millcreek, County of Union and state
of Ohio and fully described as fol-
lows;
V. M. Survey No. 1907 and bounds
ed and described as follows:
Beginning at Buckeye, Hickory
and Ironwood, corner TO Boards
lot; thence S. 10 deg. w. $3.50 poles
TO a stone corner to Baughmah's s
lot: thence S. 81 deg. w. 1850
poles TO a Hickory, Sugar and l.
ronwood; thence n. 9 deg. w.
1O5.50 poles TO a stone in Mill,
creek; thence down Millcreek a
long the center thereof, TO the
mouth of Conklin's Run; thence
up the Run south 60 deg. E. 25
poles to a large stone; thence 5. 3
deg. T.. "A poles to the place of be-
Containing 3O.25 acres more or
less.
Said premises are appraised at
100000 and must be sold for not
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-12
Q STRINGTOWN
BY MRS. T. A. ROBINSON

Preaching service next Sunday
morning at Darby at 1000 pm.
followed by Sunday school at 11:0O
am. We will have a special speak
er, Miss Lena Houdeshell, and Ava
Hamer leading the singing. Every
one come. 1t will be well worth
your while to hear these two
young ladies.
Sunday callers at the T. A. Rob-
nson home were Kelly Bryan, OF
Springfield; Rev. Donelson, Pvt
and Mrs. James McCreary, Miss
Ruth McCreary, and Mr.. and Mrs,
c.. II. Holycross and daughter.
Pvt. James McCreary left this
morning for California after en-
ioying a 15-day furlough with his
wife and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
A. McCreary.
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FOR SALE-New Zenith hearing
aid, SOS, purchased March 5th this
year and only worn one day. If in
terested write, Mrs. B. II. Adams,
Radnor. Ohio. 4-?12-2ts
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! WANTED Base ball glove. Phone
1872. 4-12-2tS
FOR SALE-One blue wool pin
stripe boys suit, size 18. John
LOngShOro, Peoria. 4-12-2tS
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LEGAL ADVERTISING MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

IA pigs; Hampshire Boar. M. Ed
wards, 8 miles east of Redwood,
on the HoskinS Pike. 4-12-2tS
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HELP WANTED Man or boy
wanted to work in yard, and help
with garden. Win pay Union wages.
317 w. 9Th st. 4-2-4t*
COLONIAL POULTRY FARMS
worlds greatest chick producers,
offer Z. S. approved chicks at low
prices. Place order NOW! Can
use more flocks for fall. Write. J.
Belnice Moore, Claiborne, c3722).
4-12-1t#
FOR SALE Neat productive, 50
acre farm Newly painted. Metal
roofs. new basement, good out
buildings, young fruit electricity,
phone available. 8 miles northwest
Of Marysville, off Route 33. Phone
i1F33, Prospect. Ohio. 4-l2-2tS
FOR SALE Model d John Deere
tractor, in fine mechanical con-
dition, reasonable. L. M, Fairbanks
phone 2546. Milford Center.
4-12-2ts
------------------- ---------------
FOR SALE High grade Holstein
heifer, freshen May /, Henry Kan
del phone 4-3524. 4-12-2ts
---,----------
FOR SALE GOOD fresh COWS
two with calves 2 and 3 weeks old.
Roy II. Blue, 3 miles west of Essex
Phone 1882. 4-12-2ts
------------- ----------------
beans. Sam Hennigh, phone 459F12
Plain City. 4-12-2ts
1912. 4-12-2ts
FOR SALE-Onc blue wool pin
stripe BOYS suit. size 18. John
Lolls9IIole, ~ / eoIIa, 1l--z %
FOR SALE Coal range and coal
heater. L, P. Burgess, Redwood.
Ri. 2. Phone 3773. 4-12-2ts
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least 2 months old. John E. Camp
bell. phone 4-2564. 4-12-2ts
FOR SALE-Baled straw. Ronald
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Clothing such as Infants garments mems and bows
.. .. .
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-12

FOR SALE Model d John Deere
tractor, in fine mechanical con-
Gition, reasonable. l.. M, Fairbanks
phone 2546. Milford Center.
4-l2-2ts
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ORDER FROM an Ohio-U. S. APP
proved hatchery, Don't be disap-
pointed because you can't get your
chicks when you want them, if
you haven't placed your order yet.
The demand will be heavy this
year. Come in, or call, or drop us
a card. McCullogh's Poultry Farm
r. F. D. No. 3. Phone 44401. Stiff
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WANTED-Washings and iron
ings. Mrs. John Holmes, Olive St.
4-12-2ts
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: WANT ADS

WE REPAIR-all makes Of wash
inc machines. Also can get new
rollers. Let us give your washer
a thorough check-up. Ford and
Easton. Call 4-S841 or 4-5O43.
1O-23-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-12

admr of estate of Samuel H.
II Ebright
William L. Coleman, attorney
4-5-4T.
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INSURANCE - All kinds. L. Fl.
Collins, Raymond. Phone $50.
Broadway, O. 2-5-Ttf
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvlLLE, OHIO,

less than two-thirds (2/S) of said
appraised value and the terms Of the
sale are ash
WILLIAM l.. COLEMAN,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
TRDOSRcNIH MIXER
NE MANJKA

E. Roverdale, Md. - Rojaki
tn in v Washingtonu, D. O.,
imamo podruznico v pomoc
bednim v Jugoslaviji. DELUXE
pod okriljem- WRASSD. Zelo 81
prizadevamo, da hi kaj denarja
skupaj Sprawl, pa je tako te-
zko, ker nj ljudi "a delo, ne av-
offence "a kaksno priredbo. V
soboto 20. jan. smo imeli bingo
ma mojem domu in napravili
cistega $45. Dne IL feb. pa pri-
redimo domaco zabavo V Pite-
an Temple. Seveda racunamo
ma druge narodnosti. Slovencev
ie malo in, Sc ii tako hladni ma
pram takim akcijam, da je kar
cudno. Neko Slovenko sem te-
lefonicno vabila, maj Sc udelezi
nash zabav, pa je odgovorila,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
"NAPREJEV" KONCERT
IN DRAMA "NOREC"
v MlLWAUKEEJU

Nedelja II. februarja DO v
Milwaukeeju v SIS Turn dvora-
nj 'Naprejev" dan. Igralci IL
Chicago Yprizore pod reziio
Milana MedveSka dramo NO
rec Y treh dejanjih. Med mil
Wauskim obcinstvom je "a to
predstavo veliko zanimanje in
pravijo, da DO SIS Turn dvora-
ma polna, kakor je bila re We
likokrat ma "Napreievih' pr
redbah.
Publicijski odbor Napreja po-
roca, da DO zbor "a enkrat ma
domestic umetne pesmi z ljub-
KIM narodnimi pesmami, XII
bodo harmonicno zapete. S tenn
DO zbor zadovoljil tiste, XII so
ga re neStetokrat opominjali,
maj poda obcinstvu enkrat tax
she pesmi, XII SO vsakemu INA
ne Sc liza mladOStnlh dnl. Ma
pref" Jill DO lapel to nedeljo le-
pc Stevilo.
Poleg uziyanja lepega petja
bodo udelezenci videli pretres-
1.-Two dramo "Norec", XII je bila
z velikim uspehom igrana re Y
Clevelandu, V Pittsburghu in Y
Chicago.
Zaeetek programa DO tocno
OBJ petih popoldne. Program DO
dokoncan najpozneje oh 8. uri.
Dvorana DO odprta oh pol
treh pop. Vstopnina je Zoe. Ne
zamudite Naprejevega dneva!
Priloznosti, uzivati take spore-
de, SO redke!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

da nina ~nobenega svojih tam.
American, XII res nimaio mo
benega TAM, pomagajo, a dobe
Sc sinovi in hcere lastnega ma
roda, XII pomoc odrekajo. Nj mi
zal mojega della, a boil me pa.
ker SO drugi tako trdosrcni.
pa bi bio re to klanje kon-
cano in ne bi bio treba trkati
ma vrata "a miloscino. Sc nikoli
nisem nikogar odvrnila, 6 sem
mu le mogla 5 Gem pomagati.
Ma zabavi II. feb. bono inc
Ii cesko godbo, pivo pa nam DO
preskrbel Slovenec Ant. Arch.
donna IL Planine. Pivo Sc TIA &c
10 tezko dobi, ne v steklenicah.
ampak v sodckih. A bono po-
skrbeli, da Sc bodo posetniki do
bro zabavali. Mary Suglich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

radi snega in zametov MISC mo-
gil ma delo.
Y California; pa imamo to Ii
mo zelo lepo vreme. Seveda,
noel postanejo precej hladne.
tako da 1.-Two srebro v toplome-
ru zleze doll do 35 stopini Ka-
ko zelo mas hi zeblo, ker MIRA
"a nismo vajeni, &c hi toplomer
zlezel pod niclo. Ma vzhodu ga
ute sneg, V California; pa Sc po-
dnevu grejemo ma toplem soln-
Gu. Upam, da nam niste nevosc-
ljivi, ker pisem o nasem vre-
menu. 10 tipkam te vrstice:
nabira nasa mama ma vrtu "a
hiso solato "a yecerio.
Maj to zadostuje. Oh priliki
Sc zopet oglasim. Iskren po-
zdrav citateljem Proletarca cd
"tavelikega' Toneta il daljne
California. Anton Tomsic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07

sEHHnr"M FA@ - ~
izplaca prirejati, talSo, da nj BIZ
10 V tel sezoni ne enc plesne "a
bave. Vzrok je umljiv. Stroski
visoki, ne izplaca Sc. Pa smo
imeli to zadevo ma zadnji sell.
Samostoj. druStva Moxham ma
reSetu in sklenili prirediti do
maco zabavo ali party. place
in prigrizka DO dosti. Pa kak-
sno bono zapeli in zadeya DO
resena brez godbe.
Torej bratje in sestre, 'pridi-
te 10. februarja oh osmih we
Ger v SLOW. del. dom. Povabite
svoje prijatelje 5 sabo, da Sc
bono skupno zabayali.
Ma svidenje yam klice vas
novi tajnik Frank Zupan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-07
PregIed n~avadnega
prehlado

Tekoca preiskava je dognala,
da je elovekov najbolj vztrajen'
sovraznik navaden prehlad. Do
kazano je MANFRED, da je te-
dnu cd Is. do 2. decembra bo-
lehalo ma prehladu mic mani
kot Is odstotkov, ali q 600, 900
ljudi. Zadnje leto je V deem
bru bio prizadetih skupaj g.
900 1000 ali 25 odstotkov vsega
prebivastva V Z. D. Cuvajte Sc
S tenn, da so vaSi odvajalni or
gam V dobrem stanju. Triner-
jevo grenko vino je priznano in
zanesljivo odvajalno sredstvo.
Rabite ga pc navodilih ma ste
klenici. Joseph Triner Corpo-
ration, 1888 South Ashland
Avenue, Chicago 8, Illinois.
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SHAME AMERISKE
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lNadalJeVan]e S i. Stfanl.)
geronimo silo, XII il iaponska nj
kakor ne BIO kos.
Hirohito je pred trent lett
morda verjel, da DO zmagal, po-
sebno ker ie takrat Hitler To-
mastil pc Evropi in Afriki ko-
likor Sc mu je zljubilo. A sedai
je Hitler re toliko zbit, da je
zmaga zanj izkljucena, ceprav
Sc lahko morda Sc dolgo upira.
Japonska pa je V svoji stra-
tegiji racunala ma takojsnjo Cd
locitev. In il je res slo pc sre-
ci. z udarom ma Pearl Harbor
je poskodovala amerisko NOR
narico, zasegla Filipino in ra-
zne druge otoke, vzela Angle
zem Hongkong, Singapore it'd.
okupirala nizozemsko Vzhodno
Indijo, Sc pribilzala Avstraliji
in Tokiu so Sc radovali, da DO
odslej YES Pacifik pod mikado-
Vo ZastaVo.
Toda S padcem Mantle Sc je
izkazalo, ola je japonskih zmag
konec.
Veliko skrb dale japonskim
militaristom tudi Russia. Pc
godba med MO in Japonsko po-
tece ~letosnjega aprila. Kaj stori
Russia potem, je znano lie mai
boil zaupnim v Kremlinu, in
morda tudi Churchillu in Roo
seveltu. Veliko Jill je, XII sma-
trajo, da DO Russia V vojni z ia
ponsko Sc pred koncem tega le-
ia. Vsakdo We, da ina USSR V
Aziji velike interese, in da bi
rada svoj vpliv razsirila v Man
dzurijo in 81 dobila Port Ar
thur, kakor ga je imela carska
Russia, pa ga V. takratni vojni
izgubila.