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OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS HERE

NOTICE-ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
MUST BE PAID FOR IN AID.
VANCE UNLESS YOU HAVE An
ACCOUNT HERE.
FOR SALE-Three-room house IN
Germantown, Laurel, to close e.
tate. House at 105 Durland Ave.
Phillip Popp, Jr., Rt. No. 1, BIZ
lings, administrator. 6-27-4tp
Cut Flowers for sale. Marie Shay.
Phone 0302-R-5. 6-2O-3tp
Boys pre-war Firestone bicycle Tor
sale. Phone linn or write p. O.
box AZ. 1tp
LOST-A large Collie dog, buzz
color, W to name of Tippy.
Casper Schmidt. 6-13-2tp
1885 Plymouth sedan for sale. Al
condition, good tires. Call 189-W
or can be seen at 108 3rd Ave. Up
WANTED-Furnished apartment for
a, Phone 375-R. 4-%h
FOR SALE-"Rudy," wood and coal
furnace, good condition, %" fire
box; "Ward's" kerosene water
heater, nearly new. See Dave
Sitzman, Park City. 1p
FOR SALE-Several wooden bar
rels. Laurel Creamery. 6-20-2s
Boy wants job to NOW lawns. Ad.
dress Box 81, Laurel. 1tr
WANTED-Dishwasher. Yellowstone
Cafe. 4-1st
FOR SALE-Fryers. 2h miles south
ON highway. 6-20-2tp
MATTRESSES WANTED - Yellow.
stone Cafe. 4-1S-d
Highest market prices paid for
chickens. Barney G. Hartley. MAJ.
ket. 4-18-6
FOR SALE-For your post WA
home. Residence building lots with
sidewalk and curb. See G. W.
Laird or P. A. Johnston. 6-6-t
FOR SALE-Clear, liquid, plastic
floor finish. Glossy, easily clean
ed, no waxing. Will outwear var
nish. S2.25 Of; $7.25 gal. Plastic
paint in c%olors, $3.50 qt.; SITS
gal. fob. Billings. Dealers want
ed. Midland Plastic, Billings,
Mont. 6-13-3t
WANTED-Elderly woman, Compel
ent housekeeper to live in home
and care for elderly gentleman.
knowledge of practical nursing
helpful, but not required. Main
tenance and salary. Write 21z
Custer, Billings, Mont. 4-18-h
FOR SALE-Good improved five
acre tract joining the city. Sec
N. E. Moore or B. L. Price.
6-6-tf
AVON Products. Phone 352-J.
4-25-f
FOR SALE-Two-horse dump rake,
2-horse buck rake, harrow, 2-horse
corn planter, 1-horse planter,
Singer sewing machine, dresser,
dining table, 2 rockers, kitchen
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27

FOR SALE-Three-room house Ia
Germantown, Laurel, to close .
tate. House at los Durland Ave.
Phillip Popp, Jr, Rt. No. l., BIZ
lings, administrator. 6-27-4tp
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27
Carbon Compounds

Of the untold millions of carbon
compounds capable of existence,
chemists have isolated from natural
sources or have synthesized perhaps
half a million.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27

Cut Flowers for sale. Marie Shay.
Phone 0302-R-5. 6-20-3tp
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27
YuIe Log

From pagan Scandinavian worship
of Thor comes the Yule log, lighted
with a brand from last years LOG.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27
UIu custom

Christmas caroling vas a thriving
custom in England of the fourth CEN
fury.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE tn CREDIIOhS
Estate of FRED KAUTZ, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of the
Estate of Fred Kautz, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Administrators
at Silesia. Montana or at Law Of
flee of Melvin N. Holiness, Court
House, Billings, in the County of
Yellowstone, State Of Montana.
Dated at Billings, Montana, June
20, 1915.
HERMAN KAUTZ,
Administrator of the Estate
of Fred Kautz, Deceased.
Melvin N. Holiness
Court House
Billings, Montana
ATTORNEY for Administrator.
(Date First Pub. June 20, 1945-4t)
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-27

After four months of secret delib-
GRAFTON in independence Hall, Phila-
delphia, the final draft of the Con-
stitution was signed September II,
1857. 1t was not until May 20, 1880,
that Rhode Island, the last of the
Is original states, ratified the Con-
stitutiOn. -
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
BEFORE AND AFTER

OPA Administrator Chester A. Bowles
gave the recent National Association OF
Manufacturer convention in New York
several biting illustrations of what hap
pens when the NAM gets its way and
price ceilings are removed.
Those of you who are in the candy
business know that c%ocoanut which
.OPA de-controlled some 30 days ago
has quadrupled in price" Bowles said.
Many grades of furs, from which price
controls were removed during the fall,
have more than doubled. Your wife
will tell You that some grades of
oranges, lemons and grape fruit moved
up 50 TO 100 per cent in the first few
days following the action of OPA in
removing the price restrictions
That was the same speech in which
Bowles informed his squirming audience
OF big businessmen that Inclination had
saved 500 billion by not listening to
MANS demands for an end to price
control.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
CHAIRMEN NAMED
FOR MARCH OF
Dimes CAMPAIGN

Mrs. Frank Langevin and Mrs. Joe
Richards have been appointed chair
men Of Silver Bow county for the
forthcoming March Of Dimes campaign,
John Sheehy, state chairman, an
nounced. The March Of Dimes, proceeds
Of which go to prevent and cure dread
~infantile paralysis, will extend through
January 1851.
Last year, Silver Bow county con-
tirbuted S2,0S7.91 to the March of Dimes.
We have every confidence in Mrs.
Langevin and Mrs. Richards and the
chapter officers to meet and exceed that
figure in a large measure" Sheehy
said. we want everyone to Join the
March of Dimes
Proceeds of the March of Dimes are
divided equally between the local chap
ter and the ational foundation for In
iantile Paralysis, Inc, which was
founded by the late President Roose-
welt. The National Foundation supports
large grants to outstanding medical
laboratories seeking a means of pre-
v%ention Of polio, known as the white
Scourge,' and also aids in local etner-
gencies. A considerable contribution
was made in the Billings area during
the epidemic this fall, Sheehy revealed.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
FOOD OUTLOOK
FOR 1916

The new year will see an increased
food supply Of II per cent or more
above the prewar average, according to
the Department of Agriculture.
"The improved supply situation says
the Bureau OF Agricultural Economics,
is expected to result in retail food
prices about 5 per cent below the av-
erage for 1915" 1t did not say that
prices will go down and stay there
only if OPA is still around to maintain
price controls.
Civilian supplies of some foods prob
ably will continue short Of demand at
ceiling prices during the early part
Of the year but by summer only sugar
and some fats and oils may be short,
the department says. Other predictions :
Egg supplies will be so large that
they will meet the full demand at lower
prices. Civilians will be able to buy
more chickens and turkeys. There will
be more butter than in l945 but per-
haps not quite as much as consumers
will want. Other dairy products will be
ample, including a good cheese supply
for most Of the year.
Ample is also the word the bureau
uses for supplies of grain products
and fruits and vegetables-fresh and
canned. Apples and rice are the excep-
tons until the next harvest.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
LABOR EDITOR HITS
ESTATE STRIKE

BAKERSFIELD, Calf (FP) "A
new type Of strike has hit the COM
munity,' Editor Ralph Ryan Of the
AFL's Kern County Union Labor Jour
nal charged in an editorial describing
the "unwarranted attacks upon rental
policies of the OPA" made at a con
ference called by the local chamber OF
commerce.
The local real estate interests, Ryan
reported, had declared the shortage OF
housing in Bakersfield could be cleared
up easily-if rent control were aboi-
ished. They revealed that no new build
ing Of rental properties would get un-
derway here unless OPA regulations
were either materially eased or elimi-
mated"
Ryan declared that thus a new type
OF strike has hit this community. Those
who could aid in making new homes
for returning veterans and low income
families have served notice of intent to
strike without benefit of the Smith
Connally act"
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

reach that conclusion, or something
near it, in later cases. But it didn't
do so in Packard. For what was in
VOWED in the Packard case was an un-
affiliated union in a mass production
industry. And the NLRB decided no
more than it had to.
The NLRB still has to decide other
questions. One is whether employers
have to recognize forcmen in a unit af-
filiated with a r~ank-and-file union An
other is whether such a group must
be recognized in industries which are
not set up on a mass production basis.
Still another is how high up on the
supervisory scale such men may have
to be recognized.
A BIT OF A GUESS
Well stick our neck out and give
it as our best opinion that the NLRB
will go beyond the facts in the Packard
case in requiring recognition OF fore
men. Just how far beyond, we don't
know. That will depend on many fac
tors-legal, economic and even politi-
cal. On the question Of utilization, the
case to watch is the pending Jones &
L%aughlin case involving the United
Mine Workers (unaffiliated).
Meanwhile, don't get the idea that
the employers are going to take this
lying down. The big boys are going to
fight the foremen cases fang and claw.
You can expect some of them TO try a
few cute stunts, like downgrading fore
men. Whether they'll get away with it
IS something else again.
SIDELIGHT
It's amusing, incidentally. to note
how n company which tried to eat
its cake and have it, too, on the fore
man question wound up swallowing its
own foot. There was a strike of fore
men at the Goodrich Rubber Company
some months ago, as a result of which
rank and file employees were thrown
out of work. The rank and file union
thereupon asked for lost pay. At the
time of the strike the NLRB had not
yet decided the Packard case. and it
was then the law that employers did
not have to recognize foremen, they be-
ing, as the employers argued, manage
ment representatives Well, then, argued
the union, why should the rank and
file workers be stuck, when management
itself caused the loss? This was a case
where the employer argument boone
ranged. For the arbitrator under the
union contract decided that Goodrich
had to pay the workers for the time
lost,
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 4ies7
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF
HEARING PETITION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana. In and for
the County Of Silver Bow.
In the Matter of the Application Of ELIZA
BETH JoANNE GAFFNEY, a minor, for
change Of name.
Notice is hereby given thai Rosemary
Antonsen, mother Of Elizabeth jeanne Calf
ney a minor, has filed in the above entitled
court her petition for change Of name Of
Elizabeth jeanne Gaffney, a minor. to Eliza
beth Joanne Antonsen, and that Friday. the
25th day Of January. 1916. at the hour Of
10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day. at the court
room of department No. ? Of said Court, at
the court house in Butte, Silver Bow County.
State Of Montana, has been appointed as
the time and place for hearing said petition.
and any time before said hearing objections
may be filed by any person who can. in such
objection, show to the Court Of Judge thereof.
any reason why such change Of name should
not De made as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 26th day Of December, 1895.
ELMER SHEA, Clerk Of the
COURT SEAL District Coprt
BY D. G. WALSH, Deputy cierk.
n. A.. Rotering,
Attorney-at-law,
Court House,
Butte, Montana.
First publication Dec. 27-5r
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
NOTICE TO cREnIrnRs

Estate Of CAROLINE Z. MAKINsoH. some
times known as c. T. Makinson. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator. with the will annexed al M
estate OF Caroline +. Makinson. sometimes
known as @. z Makinson, deceased. 70 the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication az This
notice to the said administrator at SOC Silver
Bow Block, ". Granite ST.. Butte, Montana.
the same being the place for the transaction
OF the business Of said estate, in the County
Of Silver Bow, State OF Montana.
ROY q. MAKINSON Admiuiefrator
with the viii annexed, Of the estate Of
Caroline f. Makinson, sometimes known as
C.. E.. Makinson. deceased.
Dated at Butte, Montana, this 22nd day
Of December. 1886.
E-reL notification Dee LII
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
YOUR JOB & THE Law
By JACK ABBOTT
Federated Press
WHAT NEXT FOR FoREMEN?
Federated Press

WhAl NEAL TUX FOkEMEN
II took many months for the present
NLRB 10 decide the Packard Motor
Company case. 1t was decided at last, a
few days ago. That's the case, if you
remember, where the issue was whether
employers had to recognize unions Of
foremen
A few months before that the NLRB
had, by a 2 to l decision, reached the
same conclusion that foremen could
join unions and bargain collectively.
But the then chairman of the NLRB
Che was one of the two voting for the
union) resigned last summer, and a new
chairman, Paul Herzog, was appointed
in his place.
Herzog has now, in a fine opinion,
said that Packard should recognize the
union and bargain with it.
MORE HURDLES
But legal machinery will prevent the
union from Immediately getting prac-
teal benefit from its victory. For n
less the automobile companies change
their minds, the Packard case is going
to begin its weary way through the
courts. If the union can hold out that
long, we predict that the courts will
back up the NLRB's decision.
However, ever if the courts sustain
the ULRB, the foreman issue is still
far from settled. Other questions re-
main. To interpret the present Packard
ruling as meaning that the NLRB has
decreed that employers must recognize
any union OF foremen in any industry,
would be a mistake. The NLRB may
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

Low-income families, hardest hit by
the disappearance Of low-cost clothing
and the %upgrading Of garments now on
the market, had to pay two to three
times as much for certain essential
items as they did in 1887, a survey
made by home economists for the New
York Community Service Society shows.
The survey revealed that clothing
prices in New York had risen II per
cent during the last year alone.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY
COSTS OF STORAGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
derslgned. Frank Smell, doing business as
Smell Auto Shop, will expose for sale at
public auction and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, on the 18th day Of January,
1876. at 10 o'cock a M of said date, at the
Smell Auto Shop, 201 South Montana Street.
City Of Butte, County Of Silver Bow. State
Of Montana:
1928 Ford Sedan automobile, motor No.
A-l294l26, serial No. igs-i6sg.
The above described automobile was de-
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given: That the under
signed viii on the 28th day Of February
1885, apply to the County Treasurer Of srve
Bow County, Montana, for a tax deed TO tn
following described real property, to-wit.
Lots 25 and &c in Block Is Of the Flora
Park Addition to Butte, Silver Bow County
State Of Montana.
Amount due: $4,000.
Dated this 26th day Of December, 1915.
T. W. TRIP, Applicant.
". H.. MALONEY,
Attorney for Applicant.
First publication Dec. 27-2T.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

posted with the undersigned on December
IA, 1879, and there is nov due thereon for
storage and wrecker service the sum Of
si85.00.
The above described automobile Is ofierea
for sale pursuant 10 the provisions Of the
statutes Of the State Of Montana, 70 pay
costs Of storage, wrecker charges. and sale
thereon and the terms Of said sale shall be
cash ~ fun at the time Of the sale.
Dated at Butte, Montana, his gath day
Of December, i94s.
FRANK SMELL,
Doing business as Smell Auto Shop.
First publication Dec. 27-4T
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27
ON THE BAWL

Customer-Do you have something
that will wake me early in the morn
ing?
Storekeeper-Wel1, we have at home
but I'm not sure his mother would
part with him.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-27

Wit-Il bet you don't get that rabbit.
Nit-What makes you think so?
Wit-You gun isn't loaded.
Nit That's all right. The rabbit
doesn't know il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Konec.)

Ia izravnava je bila veil
ka narodna krivica - Sc vecja
krivica, ko SO spuhtele v zrak
lepe i~talijanske obljube o pra-
vicnem postopanju z narodom,
katere SO napravili leta 1919;
Jugoslovani so bill podvrzeni
Vladanju narodnega zatiranja,
XII mu ga nj bio para do crnih
dni hitlerjanstva. Slovenske So
lie, slovenski casopisi: vse je
zginilo; cello duhovnikom je BIZ
10 prepovedano rabbit sloven-
Seine.
Nemski kmetje juznih I'll
rolah, katerih trpljenje je "a
skelelo duSo angleSkih ~turistov,
SO sc tolazili v zavesti, da se've-
veliko slabSe prede ubogim Slo-
vencem v Primorju in Trstu.
Italijanska oblast vzlic temu V
dvajsetih letih nj mogla ustva-
RITZ naravnega poviska italian
ske proporcionalnosti V Trstu;
in danes posekajo primorski
Slovenci V svojem junaStvu in
udanosti vse druge jugoslovan-
ske partizane.
Italijanska aneksija Trsta nj
bila samo velika narodna krivi-
ca; prinesla je Trstu tudi 60
spodarski razpad. Pravzaprav
najbolj navduseni zagovorniki
tie priklopitve so bill trgovci IL
Genove in Benetk, XII so ma ra-
Gun unicenja Trsta upali prila-
stiti Sc nemSke in srednjeevrop-
ske trgovine. ma isti nacin so
pc priklopitvi trzaski trgovci
financirali kampanjo "a osvoji-
tev Reke, ola bi jo v korist svo-
je trgovine gospodarsko upro-
pastili.) Trst nina "a Italijo nj
kakega ekonomskega pomona;
ne glede ma njegov narodnostni
sestav, spada pc zemljepisu
~centralni Evropi.
Posest Trsta je torej podelila
Italiji imperialisticne smernice
napram centralni Evropi. tall
janske smernice SO bile re spo-
cetka Jugoslaviji sovrazne in
tako bodo ostale, dokler ostane
Trst v laSkih rokah: kajti kdor
ina oblast mad Trstom, mora
iskati oblasti tudi mad njego-
vim zaledjem. Ogrska in Az
striia sta ODE iskali izhod skozi
Trst in ia izhod je bill odvisen
! cd italijanske naklonjenosti
Da sta 10 uzivali, sta ODE mora
Ii deliti 81 italijansko sovrastvo
napram Jugoslaviji in tako ma
sprotovati vsakemu nacrtu "a
kooperacijo V centralni Evropi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
/. IZKAZ

Kinney, MINI. A. E. Oneida 25c
Washington, ID. G. Annie Bester
75c.
Helper, Utah. Frank Kosmatin
75c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

sko stvar. Toda ' Angliji Sc tt
steje raise proti Jugoslovanom;
angleske simpatije vedne
pro-italijanske bodo zago-
~govarjale stalisGe, ola mora TIA
LIZA nekaj vec pridobiti, kajti
Italia je navadno Y vojski ve-
dino premagana in Sc vedno o.
pomore lie v casu miru.
Odlocilni faktor pri trzaskem
vprasanju je da govorimo
resno - znacaj anglo-sovjetske
zveze. &c Sc dozdeva, da An
glija in Russia ostaneta raven
nici lie, &c sta strogo loceni ena
cd druge, tadaj sc mora Evro-
pa porazdeliti; centralna in w
hodna Europa Rusiji, Sredo-
zemlje Angliji. Ruski vpliv hi
tedaj moral biti izkljucen s Sre-
dozemlja in Italia sc mora po-
vezati ma anglesko stran s tenn.
ola obdrzi Trst. Toda tudi to bi
ne doseglo objektivnega name
ma, kajti Anglia bi Sc s tenn
izrekla, ola podpira v kon-
fliktu 2 Rusijo obnovitev
italijanskega imperializma V
centralni Evropi. Toda &c Sc
priznava, ola Sc Anglia in Ru-
sija lahko zblizati ma nacin, ola
skusate prakticirati kooperaci-
10 cd dine do dine, tedaj zamore
Trst postati osredocena tocka
njunega tovaristva. tn Sc "a
moreta srecati slovanski svet
in svet zapadnih demokracij ter
Sc spojiti. Oh kratkem poveda-
no, vec zaupanja lahko imamo
v bodocnost anglo-sovjetske
zaveze, ko Sc navadimo misliti
0 Trstu kot TRST in ne kot
TRIESTE. SANS.
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Trieste ali TrSt?

Trst je bill pravzaprav glavni
steber ''rimskih protokolov"
revizijskega fasisticnega bloka
Avstrije, Ogrske in Italije; in
ia biloxi sc DO moral oziveti, &c
ostane Trst pod %Italijo. +.
&c bi Trst in Primorie bila
vrnjena V jugoslovanske roke,
bi to pomenilo popravek mai
hujse narodne krivice, XII 10 je
zakrivila mirovna izravnava J..
nacin bill odvzet njegov impe-
rialisticni znacai. Jugoslaviji
1919. In Sc vec, Trstu bi ma Ia
pa bi ne dajal nekega umetne-
ga srednjeevropskega karak-
terra, kajti Jugoslavija re pri-
pada v centralno Evropo. To bi
dalo Jugoslaviji MEN naraven
izhod in il nudilo nekaj obsto-
jece kapitalne opreme, glede
katere Sc vsi strinjajo, ola 10 Ju-
~goslavija potrebuje, (kar Sc tice
pristanisc), Italia pa ne.
Tako bi tudi cehoslovaski IL
bod ma Jadran bill v prijatelj-
skin slovanskih rokah in s tenn
bi preset cehoslovaski trgovski
promet IL Hamburger, kar bi BIZ
10 v dobrobit vseh. Predvsem
pa bi Aystrija in Ogrska bill
primorani, radi njune zavisno-
sti cd Trsta, kooperirati 2 niu-
mimi slovanskimi sosedi, mesto
da jim nasprotujeta. 4 drugimi
besedami povedano, Trst bi po-
stall temeljni kamen srednjeev-
ropske gospodarske enotnosti,
Xxi bi vec ne slonela ma nemski
nadvladi, temvec ma skupni
enakopravnosti in demokraciji.
Trst DO postal prosta luka, toda
nesmiselno bi bilo ponoviti po-
izkus Gdanskega in ga napra-
viii "a presto mesto'; to hi sa-
mo privabilo priliko "a vzbruh
move italijanske agresije. Trst
mora biti ali italijanski ali jul
goslovanski; tretje izbere nj.
V gotovih krogih Sc je rag
pravljalo 0 p~redlogu, XII predvi-
deva zopetno avstrijsko oblast
mad Trstom. To popolnoma pre-
zira vso %stvarnost, kajti pod
nemsko (avstrijsko) oblast hi
bill izpostavljen fantasticen ko-
ridor, V katerem bi bill nase-
ljeni izkljucno Slovenci, nasi
udani zavezniki. V vsaki drugi
dczeli (razen ma Angleskem) hi
Sc splacalo omeniti, ola je bila
Italia nasa sovraznica malone
do trenutka njenega popolnega
poraza ter ola nobena druga dr.
lava nj prekosila Jugoslavije V
njenem doprinosu "a zavezni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

Zgorajsnje financno poroGilo SANSa izkazuje dohodke in izdake
cd J. januarja 1914 do 81. decembra 1914.
Financni promet, Xxi ga izkazuje porocfo, nam ie jasen dokaz, da
ma SANSovo dlo mnogo somisljenikov in narod 2 zaupanjem pl
speva V plemenite namene, XII so, pomagati nasemu Ijudstvu v starr
domovinfl
Revizija SANSovega pos1ovanja Sc je vrla {. januarja t. l. V
radu SANSa. K pregIedovanju je bill pozvan bivsi in sedanji nadzomi
odbor. Rev. Vital Vodusek in sestraJ josie akrajsek sta ba IL tehnih
VzrokoV zadrzana in sc revizje nsta mogIa udelezni.
Do 30. junija 1914 je blagajniske posIe vrs1 brat Joseph Zalar
IN cd J. julia dale Jill pa vsi brat Vincent Canksr. Racuni obeh so
v poponem redu.
Podpdsani nadzorni odbor ugotavja, ola je knjgovodstvo SANSa
V lepen in natanGnem redu in poslovanje Y vseh pogIedih je vzorno
izvrSeno, kar je dokaz, ola ina SANS v osebi brata Mfrkota C. Kuhla,
1noznega izvrsnega tajnika, XII zasluzf narodnega prfznanja in "a
upanja.
Ia nadzorni odbor:
louis zeleznikar, Josephine Erjavec, Joseph Zavertnik, Joseph Zorc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

cna "a narod. I~talijanska oblast
je nedavno ukazala, ola ne SINE
biti Rimu pc g.. uri zvecer ma
ulici nobeno dekle pod IS let
starosti. Najvecji odstotek de-
klet, XII Sc ponujajo moskim "
glavnem zavezniskim vojakom,
XII lahko placajo), je starih IL
let, kot pravi statistika zupan-
stva vecnega mesta. Italia "a
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