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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
1868 Japanese Yanks Tighten
PlanesBagged Baguio Moose
Liberators Sweep Targets
From Formosa To
New Guinea

MANILA, Tuesday, April 7-(R
Strongly supported by bombers
and fighters, 33rd Division Dough
boys drew their moose tighter
around the Philippine summer
capital of Baguio on northern Lu-
zon Sunday while Liberators swept
choice targets from Formosa south
to New Guinea.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur report
ed today the Yanks around Baguio,
within three miles of the import
ant city at one point, were over.
coming strong Japanese pockets
of resistance.
Several enemy counterattacKs al
night were repulsed.
Japanese strong points were be.
ing reduced also in the bitterly
held watershed district northwest
of Manila as supporting aircraft
raked the entire Luzon area with
700 tons Of explosives.
Heavy bombers with a fighter
escort dropped Ill tons of bombs
on four airdromes on western
Formosa, destroying at least II
and probably 21-parked planes
Rail yards and rolling stock were
hammered.
Bombers patrolling the China
Sea sank or damaged 10 ships
including destroyer escort. The
heaviest bag was found in the
coastal shipping lanes between
Shanghai and Saigon, French
Indo- China.
In addition, four small freighters
were wrecked in the Makassa1
Straits of the Dutch East Indies
Raids by Philippine-based Amer
lean filters throughout an Asiatie
bombing front extending some L.
800 miles snorth-south and a like
Continued on Page Two: Col, ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
Occupation OfReich
WiUGouern E-DQy
Eisenhower Says Foe May Never Surrender
AS Nation; All Major Pockets Of Resist
ance Must Be Cleared Before Victory

lessly trapped by Allied encircle-
ment,'' he said.
'But there will be no announce
ment of VE-Day until all import
ant enemy pockets on the West
ern Front have been wiped out. -
Praising the size and skill OF
the Russian armies as well as his
own, Eisenhower said the Soviet
drive from the East could be ex-
pected when ground conditions per-
mitted.
AS to which Allied army would
finally enter Berlin, the Supreme
Commander pointed out that his
single purpose in this war always
has been to crush the German
armed forces. He said he was not
interested in geographical points
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
CAPTURE MPlqne Plant
Proves NQzi FORESIGHT

The factory is in an active salt
mine. rom the outside it looks like
any other salt mine with couple
of buildings, railroad siding and
a tower or two.
The 1000 workers employed were
scattered about for a mile or two
from the plant. Truck traffic was
kept at a minimum.
ALI the factory installations were
in huge chambers several hun
bred feet long and wide at the
mines 900-foot level. Another 600
feet farther down was the regular
salt mine which was worked to
keep up the deception.
Single emgined Heinkel-162's
were being built. The factory d.
rector said they had speed Of
800 miles an hour. Scores were
still on the assembly lines.
Continued On Page Two; Col. O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
EDR:s Quick Decisions
We're Aid To Naval Men

He already was a veteran of New
York State politics. The friendship
between AL Smith, Tammany
Sachem from the sidewalks of
New York, and the light-hearted
scion of a bluestocking, upstate
Dutch family alredy had been
formed. They had sat together in
New York States ceething legisla-
tive halls at Albany.
The political and personal bond
between these two great Amerl-
cans did not last. will have more
to say later of its break as saw
it at close hand.
Right now I would like to empha-
size that through it all I never
heard Franklin Roosevelt say a
sighting word about AL Smith.
like to think that both men always
|harbored respect, admiration, ev-
Continued on Pare Five; Col. s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
Y IVES GALLAGHER

TARTHUN, Germany, April 10.
-R-A $1o,ooo,oco Nazi factory,
900 feet underground, operating
with a planned production OF fuse
lagos for 700 jet fighter planes a
month was uncovered here yester-
day by the U. S. Second Armored
Division.
One of the keys in the vast I'M
derground system built by the
Nazis to thwart bombings, the
plant gave insight into the ngen,,
ious industrial empire conceived
only for war by Adolf Hitler.
''To look at this place you q
never think there was anything
here" declared Pvt. H enry
Mickey, Pulaski, Va, one Of the
guards of the huge underground
plant just outside this town, which
lis 80 miles northwest Of Halle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
Italian
Described AS
Final Battle
Fifth Army Joins British In
Offensive To Clear
Country

ROME, April 16.-R-An often
sive described by Field Marshal
Sir Harold L. Alexander as "the
last battle which will end the
war" was launched today with
American Fifth Army troops join
ing in the assault begun week
ago by fol ces of the British Eighth
Army in a mighty effort to drive
the Germans from northern Italy.
A bombardment by 1888 heavy
bombers of the U. A. 18th Air Force
preceded the American jump-off
in mountainous territory heavily
mined and bitterly defended south
of o1ogna. German defenses
were saturated by nearly $4,000
bombs, with the carpet of explo-
sives falling at points within five
and a half miles of Allied lines.
Special orders of the day issued
by Alexander and by Gen. Mark
W. Clark. commander Of the 15ta
Army Group, expressed conf
dence that the present attack
would attain its objective - COM
plete defeat of some 26 Nazi d.
visions In Italy-but also warned
that there was much hard fight
ing head.
Allied artillery poured $4,000
shells into enemy positions during
last night. Many Germans were
found in dazed condition when
Doughboys overran their first ob.
jectives below Bologna early to-
day.
BY mid afternoon Allied infan-
try was locked in savage combat
with Germans manning the strong
est mountain defenses the enemy
ever has thrown up on this rug.
ged peninsula defenses he has
had six months to prepare.
In spite of this, Fifth Army
troops captured a dominating g..
2O0-foot peak just east of High.
way 81 three hours after the at
tack began. Fighterbombers rag
ing ahead of the ground troops
had torn huge chunks out of the
granite peak with bombs which
threw stones hundreds of feet
high.
Riflemcn advancing between
Highway 81 and point some four
miles cas-. of Highway IS - the
m in Bologna-Florence route
found the going extremely rough
as they ground out yard-by-yaro
gains against mortar and ma
chinegun crews dug in almost ell
bow to elbow at many places.
The slopes of two heights west
of Highway IS, Monte Rumici anc
Monte Adone, which command
the Savenna Valley as well as the
Bologna. Florence road, were I'm
der bitter attack.
A special fighting unit under 1t
Melvin M. Smith of Waco, Tex.
worked through the village of Fur
coli and dug the remaining Nazis
out of fortified caves on the for
ward. slope of Monte Rumici, es
tablishing a road block.
East of Highway IS, other
American troops battered at dom
mating features in an advance
which was measured in yards il
the early hours of the day bu1
slowly picked up speed.
l Troops commanded by 1t. Rob
ert A. Armstrong of Brooklyn, N
Y, and 1t. Leo Colbert of The
Bronx, finally dug the Nazis ou
of the rubble of church grave
yard after an eight-hour struggle
The American 10th Mountain
Division. which Marshal Alexan
der rec m Il y nicknamed the
"Cat's Whiskers," seized Monte
Pienna ard Monte Settle Crocci ii
Continued on Page Six; Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
b. JULES b. GRAD
Stars and Stripes Correspondent


AN ADVANCED COMMAND
POST, April 18-LR)-The war in
Europe probably will not end until
Allied troops have occupied Ger
many completely, General Elsen-
hover told group of visiting Unit
ed States radio correspondents to-
day.
The general said he did not be-
lieve there would ever be formal
German surrender.
"Nazi units, including divisions,
corps, armies and finally army
groups will give up separately as
they exhaust their ammunition and
gasoline, or find themselves hope
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
Soviiets Land.
Behind Naziis.
Hitler D e m and, Death
Stand Against Russia
Offensive

LONDON, Tuesday, April IT,
R)-The Germans reported today
that Soviet parachutists had landed
behind German lines less than %
miles from Berlin yesterday even
as Adolf Hitler was demanding a
defensive death-stand against what
he called the '1ast massed'' Rus
sian offensive against the Nazi
capital. -~ --'
The Red Army airborne troops
dropped in Berlin's defense ring
somewhere between the city's east
ern limits and heights won by the
Red Army % miles to the east, the
Berlin radio commentator, Ernst
Won Hammer said, as German re-
ports indicated that four Russian
armies totalling perhaps 1000, 900
men were on the move.
The long-expected offensive burst
upon the Germans at $3.50 a. m.
yesterday, the German high COM
mand announced, and drove for
ward along blazing 120-mile
front at two points IS miles from
the American Third and Ninth Ar
mics. Berlin conceded that a rap
i'd inkup was possible.
Hitler, who issued special or
der of the day announcing the
Russian offensive some hours after
the German high command had
done so, commanded east front
soldiers to "drown the Bolshevik
assault in a blood BATH and limited
darkly at German treachery, warn
ing his soldiers to watch for Ger
man officers who might give re-
treat orders.
The deafening fire Of 1000 Rus
sian guns Numbered ceaselessly
throughout the day in Berlin, the
enemy admitted, as Soviet assault
units battled into massive. rein
forced Notifications under cover of
hundreds of planes bombing and
ma chine cunning German positions
on Berlin's eastern approaches.
All along the front, Red Army
engineers were speeding amphibi-
GUS tanks and armored units into
bridgeheads across the Oder and
Neisse rivers which were being
built up hourly. At least two new
footholds across the Oder were
reported-the latest at the river S
elbow east of Eberswalde, II IL
miles northeast of Berlin.
Overshadowed by the great oper-
alton, which was not yet officially
confirmed by the Soviet high com.
mand, were Red Army drives in
Austria, Czechoslovakia and East
Prussia.
In the Austrian Alps, Marshal
Feodor I. Tolbukhin's Third Ukran.
ian Army battered through 1,10O.
foot hills to within 20 miles east OF
Austria's second city of Graz by
capturing Fuerstenfeld in the Fiest-
ritz river valley. Other spearheads
battered through the Danube val
ley to a point SO miles east OF
Linz.
Farther north, Marshal Rodion
y Malinovsky's Second Ukranian
Army ripped a 12-mile break
through in southern Moravia and
plunged within 10 miles southeast
of the Czechoslovak war production
city of Bruenn (Brno) by the cap
ture of Horni Bojanovice. In East
Prussia, Russian rearguards left
only A square miles Of the Sam
land peninsula in enemy hands and
thrust within two an6 10 miles OF
the escape ports of Fischhausen
and Pillau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17
(Second Article of a Series)
(By KIRKE L. SIMPSON,
ZAP Staff Writer Who Knew Mr

Roosevelt for 80 Years.
WASHINGTON, April 15.- R -
When Franklin Roosevelt was AS
sistant Secretary Of the, Navy, his
office was a rendezvous for the
handful of newspaper men VINO
covered the War-State-Navy
building.
He wanted it that way. So did
Louis Howe, his secretary-and
even more. For Louie, even that
far back, was busy with dreams
of a second President Roosevelt.
"The Boss" as he was known to
Louie and in time to all of us, may
have shared them. do not know.
He never said so.
This big, cheerful, energetic
young New Yorker was getting his
first taste of national political life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-17

Clearing and cooler today, preceded by
showers in forenoon.
Yesterdays temperatures'
High, 79-Low, o6.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

nam obetajo, pa bodo velesile zascitnice malih dezel in svetov-
mega miru.
V tel vojni so titel velesie izgubile (ai pa ga Sc bodo) Mem
CHA, Italia, Francija in Japonska. Ostale SO v tel kategoriji samo
Sc Zed. drSave, Sow. unija in Velika Britannia.
zed. drzave so nadomestle Anglijo ma morju. Pacifik p-
staja amerisko jezero; ma Atlantiku so tudi najmocnejsa sia.
In pa Y produkciji in v deveopiranju prirodnih virov. Anglia
V svoji moci pojema. Opira Sc "a svoj obstoj ma strica Sauna in
ma dominjone.
Russia Sc je razvila v dominantno sno W Evropi in v Azji.
A pc svetu je njena glavna moo v ideologiji. Russia je private
enterprise" pod boljSeviki uncila, Roosevelt in Churchill pa ga
oznanJata "a svoj temeljni evangeIj. Ljudje pc svetu hi radi
svobodo pred izkoriscanjen. v kapitalizmu je nj, pa ceprav je
demokrat1cen. Bedna masa pc svetu Sc cato ozra tia, ker so
bogatase pognali in Jill "lkvidirali".
lie zadnje tri velesile SO 81 dale nalogo redti svet "a mir in
"a denokracijo. Nedvomno imajo yse ti dober namen. Toda dive
zastopati tax gospodarski sistem, radi katerega so revolucije mai
vec nastajale.
Ali bosta prvi dive hotel priznati, da Sc socializmu ne DO
inogoce ogniti, ker DO trcl vanju pref ali slej? Ali pa bodo morda
uspeli tisti v NINA, XII delujejo, da Sc spustita V vojno z USSR
Sc predno BIO Hitler tepen?
Roosevelt in Churchill Sc veliko prizadevata, da Sc to ne
zgodi, a "a odpravo vzrokov ne storita nicesar, bodsi, ker jh re
poznata, ali pa cato, ker jima je njuna vera v free, enterprise"
zastrla pogled v realnost. "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Kdo Sc BIO o osvobooHni 'front.' v
JUgosIoviii sedoi zodnji "smeioI"?

Ko je bHo partizansko gibanje v svojih najtezjfh bojih z
okupatorji in domaGo reakcijo, je vihrala prot MENU propa-
ganda pOsebnO V Zed. drzavah.
So Sc je med Mihajlovicem in Titom. Med napredkom in
nazadnJastvOm. Med privilegiji in ljudstvom. Med monarhisti in
repubikanci. Med pristasi socializacije in izkorScevalci mnozic.
Med svobodOmiselstvOm in klerikaliznlOm.
Propaganda Obeh strani Sc je odevala v phase demOkraciie.
In ODE sta veliko pretravaG, ker v propaganda sploh drugace
bti ne more. Toda ena je vendarle stremeIa pc necem NOVEM,
ostalo, KAKOR JE bio.
V tel propaganda so Sc STRIFE o partizanih straSne stvari. Pri-
hajale SO enc IL klerikalne slovenske kovacnice, druge il carsij-
ske V Kairu in LOndOnu, tretje il ~ameriskega velesrbstva, XII mu
Je naceljeval takratni takozvani "jugoslovanski' veleposlanik
Konstantin Fotc.
prednik, in pa FotiGevi zaupniki, med mimi posebno neki SIove-
nee, XII je nekOc nekaj let delOval med Mani, so IL svojih "strOgo
Zaupnlh vIrov" pisarni posebno tistim, XII so Jill smatrali "a ma
ivne, a so bill ma vaznih mestih maj Sc "a bozjo voljo ne puste
zavleci v partizanske Toxic, kajti nekega dine BIO tresGiIo, prisIa
bodo "a pristase partizanov slna razocaranja, sram jh BIO, in
tedaj Sc bono mi zadnji smejaIi".
LIE malo med naprednjaki je bio res toiko ~naivnih, da hi
sc dali potegniti. Zl, kolkor Sc jh je, so storHi tistim, Xxi hi radi
zastavii ve svOje se v pomOc osvobodlnemu gibanju, prilicno
Skode. Sc vec pa ma katoliski strani, XII je "a osvoboditev Slove-
nije dObrO pricela, pa klavrno nehala. A dobilo Sc je ma katoliski
strani vendarle nekaj takih, Xxi se MISC hoteIi pOdati nobenemu
pritisku "OD ZGORAJ" in ostali z Mani v boju "a program
OSVOBODILNE FRONTE. LIE ii katoIiski Slovenci imaio sedai
RES pravicO in vzrOk, da Sc lahko "zadnji smejejo", posebno Sc
Rev. GabrOvsku in patru AmbrOzcu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

Sreca j..
Kaj je sreca? To vpraSanje
sem nekoc zastavila Solarjem,
in odbra tretjina Sc Jill je takoj
brez odloga in seveda brez vsa-
kega pomisleka odzvala: "Imeti
denarja, veliko denarja to
je sreca."
Oni dan sem Sc V osrcju Chi
caga ustavila ma enem najpro-
metnejsih kriziSc. Stisniti sem
Sc morala k obulicnemu svetil-
niku, da me nj viva reka odne-
sla s seboj. Vzdolz razdeljena je
ia reka drla mimo, cakala pes
in ma kolesih zelene luci, ola je
cd obeh strani hkrati pljuskni-
la cez cesto, zdaj v crit sever
jug, zdai vzhod-zapad, izmeno-
ma in zmehanizirano kakor
stroll.
Zakaj hite? Kan Sc jim tako
strasno mudi? Kaj jih goni? ST.
milo mi je V glavo Sc gornje
vprasanje: kaj je sreca? Sal me
je ia Stevilnoglavi tok iznenada
spomnil ma neko sliko, XII sem
10 videla pred lett in XII il ie
umetnik dial naslov ia sreco".
Kakor ma oni Sikh, Sc je tudi tn
kazala nestrpnost V kretnjah,
nervoZna napetost ma obrazih,
cetudi vse to boil brzdano in
semtertja zakrito z nasmehlja-
nostjo. Zgolj velikanskega ko-
lesa je manjkalo in ma MEM
razigrano Sc smejoce mladenke,
XII bi drvela pred TENN zivimi
valovi drzec z zvezdo okraSeno
carovno palicico V desnici.
Kaj je sreca? Prejkone bi Sc
tudi tile odrasli ljudje ma prvi
NAH odrezali tako, kakor Sc je
odrezala moja zelena, neizkuse-
ma mladez: Imeti denarja, veil
ko denarja - to je sreca. Zavr-
Mia sem to misel. Sal nj mogo-
ce, da bi 81 vsi ii gnetli lie zlate-
ga malika v svojih srcihl FAINT
in dekle n. pr, XII sta nevedoma
zaSla V nasprotni hiteci tok, pa
Sc zdaj "a roko drzec in smeje
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
KATKA ZUPANcIc:
IVER III

vijeta il MEGA. Ia diva ogreva
vroca ljubezen, ne pa hladni
moloh. Kruh in ljubezen? Ne,
nj dovolj! Tudi ia diva bosta
spoznala, da je cloveku treba
vec.
Ali ce poslusam, gledam xiv
ljenje, Sc res skoro ne morem
otresti nevsecne misli, ola Sc
pretezna vecina ljudi peha res
nicno lie "a dolarji: ia uspesno
oni ne; ia godrnjaje = oni
molce v bozjo voljo vdan; ia
usodo preklinjajoe oni Sc
brezskrbno manic z~anasajoc; ia
Sc trudi pc posteni poti - one
mu je vseeno, ali je pot, XII jo
hodi, prava ali kriva; ia ina
navkljub vsem prevaram in
razocaranjem Sc vedno v svo-
jem srcu topel koticek "a svo-
jega bliznjega - oni nina zanj
drugega, kot trdo besedo in Sc
trSji komolec.
Med vsemi temi kolebajo ma
lodusnezi in mnogoteri cd teh
81 iSce kozarcu bodrila in ute
he najde pa nazadnje pogu-
DO. Vecnih tarnaceV, XII i'm lie
vsako 1ani' lepSe in Boise, in
neizcrpljivih nergacev Sc pa ia
ko mixer in nikoli ne manjka.
In ola je meSanica popolnej-
Sa, je dobiti Sc takih, XII jim je
'vceraj' dan, XII ga vec nj, in jul
tri' dan, Xxi ga Sc nj. Cemu
torej skrbeti? Mar skrbe lilije
ma polju? Ne. Pa so vendar lep-
Sc oblecene, nego je bill Salo-
mon. Ali skrbe vrabci ma sire
hi? Kaj Sc! Pa lie 1--WE. Toda clio
vek je re v svoji zgodnji, V svo-
il brloski dobi spoznal, da "a
cloveka ia parazitska filozofija
ne drzi (cetudi nj znal tega po-
vedati v besedah), - vendar Sc
je obdrzala do danasnjega casa
in mnogim dobro nese, nesla
jim DO Sc nadalje toliko casa,
dokler bodo delavski sloji ma
svojem duhu preubogi in pre-
mlahavi, da bi to preprecili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Ti zadnie veIesHe, XII SO osfoIe
in 81 dole noIogo Usfvoriti mir

Meseca aprna Sc zberejo V San Francisco zastopniki zdru-
zenih narodov namrec vi tisti, Xxi SO v vojni z bivsim) oi-
Seem. tmn
Odlocilno besedo imajo izmed vseh AZ vlad ali kdikor iih
je re vseh skupaj, samo tri - ti zadnje velesle.
Pred svetovno vojno jh je bo osem.
Anglia je bia Sc "vladarica morja", MEN London ie bill sve-
TOWN. financni center in njena diplomacija najspretnejsa ma
svetu.
Nemcija il je bila ma mednarodnem trgu in ma moriu mai
opasnejsa tekmovaka.
Francija je rasla v svojem imperju, XII je bill v koloniiah
drugi naivecji ma svetu.
Russia, najvecja celinska drzava, je mrtvacila v svoiem few
dahzmu in primnivnosti svojih muzikov.
Avstro-Ogrska je hirala vsled svoje chronicle poIiticne tvor-
be in nereSenega narodnostnega vprasanja.
Italia Sc je ponujala "a velesilo in ba priznana "a tako
Vseld spletk in il priiaznosti.
Zed. drzave 50 bile V krozku evropsEih velesil smatrane "a
nebodijihtreba.
Japonska, majhna kot je biLa, je bia potsnjena med vele-
sle vsled pomoci Evropcev in pa s podporo Zed. draw.
Teh osem velesil Sc je zaplelo z ostalim svetom vred v prvo
svetovno vojno. 10 je bMa koncana, SO zmagovalci crtali il Sc
znama velesl tri - Rusijo, Nemcijo in Avstro-O grsko.
Avstro-Ogrska je razpada, Russia je bna v agonijah civilne
voJne, boriti Sc je morala prot intervenciji Anglije, Francije in
Zed. draw in zadela 10 je katastrofalna susa.
Sovjetska unija Sc je V tel dobi lotila gospodarskega prepo-
roda in uspela. Process scer nj bill demokraticen, kakor Sc to be-
sedo razlaga n. pr v AngHji ali V Zed. drzavah, toda 4 pomocio
svojih petletk je postala Russia spet velesila.
Italia, XII je bla V prvi vojni med zmagovalkami, je bla ma
1notraJ tako bolna, ola il je pretil socalni preobrat. Prisel lie
Mussolni, il udahnil novh imperialistcnih ambicii in zatrl So
calisticno in komunisticno stranko, delavske unije pa 81 podvrgel
"a svoje orodje. Plutokraciji V Angiji, vstevsi Churchila. in v
Zed. drzavah je bill on v tenn ravnanju kar vsec in SO mu deIali
kompimente ter pomagali. Kr je ma vpIivu Italije Orlando
izgubiL, il je il duce pridobil. Svet Sc je ie zacel bait in 10 upo-
steyati kot ne sicer mogocno. toda sia provokatiyno drzavo.
Sledl il je s slicno taktiko Hitler. v nekai letih lie bila Mem
ella avtomaticno priznana "a velesilo.
Kj Je "velesila"? Drzava, XII lahko gzi DO drugih ali pa ih
ustrahuje, &c noeejo V vojno 2 MO. Tako Sc je v jeziku prepro-
stega cloveka tolmaeilo pomen velesile pref. A odsIej tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

Kaj je sreca? Verski dogma
tik ii DO pokazal v oblake:
Tam zgoraj DO sreca, ako 81 10
hos zasluzil! Tu doll ie nj ?
Ali mi, XII ne moreno verieti,
da hi bio zivljenje zgolj pri-
prava "a smrt (saj nj nj prak-
ticno zivljenje verskih dogma
tikov bas podobno pripravi ma
smrt!), vprasamo racionalista.
Razlagal nam DO, ola DO edinole
popolna skupnost cloveStva
zmozna, ustvariti vse potrebne
pogoje "a t~rajno, popolno sreco
"a vsakega poedinca ma zemlji
Pc merilu dosedanjega razvo-
ia pa je mono uresnicenje We
like ideje tako dalec v bodoc-
nosti, da Sc nam zdi skoro uto-
pisticno. Vendar je v zgodovi-
nj clovestva zaslediti tudi sko-
ke: tuintam skok nazai ali
vstran, pa tudi naprej, dalec ma
pref. To nam bodi tolazba, pa
tudi gonilna sila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
SEJA KLUBA ST. | JsZ

Chicago, Ill. = Ia petek %
marca DO V Centru redna seia
kluba st. ! JSZ. Vabljeni so VS.
clani in clanice, da Sc je ude-
leze. Potrebno je, ola Sc zavza.
memo prirediti veliko jubilejnc
slavnost k 40-letnici Proletarcs
in Gull boste porocila 0 pripra.
yah. Dale 0 raznih drugih ak
tivnostih kluba.
Oh enem tudi porocila O pc.
mozni akciji in 0 nedavnem zbo-
rovanju Sansovega Sirsega cd.
bora.
Vstop prost tudi neclanom.
p. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
IZKAZ 3OO-TERlH

Ma priporoCilo Joskota Ovna
in vec drugih Sc je kvota pri-
spe~vateljev pod gornjim naslo-
vom zvisala liz dive ma tri sto.
Namen tega sklada je obvaro-
vati list pred zadolzitvijo in pa
v pOmOc agitaciji "a njeg0vo
razsirjenje. Drugi prispevki so
priobcevani pod obicajnim ma
slovom "Tiskovni sklad Probe
tarca".
XIV. IZKAZ
John Spiller, St. Louis, Mo. S 500
Frank Kuhovski, Detroit,
Michigan 500
Martin Mention Detroit.
Michigan 500
John Berlisg, Detroit, Mich.
lie v drugic) 100
Andy March, Cleveland o. 500
NeimenOvan, Cleveland, O. 500
Frank Cesen, Cleveland, o.
(ze v drugic) 500
Skupaj S.. 1900
Prejsnji izkaz $1,417.00
Skupaj $I,454.OO
Prispevateljev tenn izkazu q,
prejsnji izkaz 255, skupaj 262. -
IL N - nm - m
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
ZodrUzno gibanje v HaIiii

Vzlic SLIM gospodarski zme-
di, XII je Italijo zadela vsled
vojne, Sc zadruzno gibanje v Mi
obnavlja hitreje kot katerakoli
druga ljudska ustanova.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Nod million uiefnikov

Anglezi SO ujeli cd pocetka
vojne 1,043, 900 osiScnih voia-
kov, nevstevsi ten, XII Jill v mar
Gu zajemajo ma zapadni 'front.'