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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
GLASGOW IL NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

II JSZ in 1925 v fisk. sklad.
John Gorsek, Springfield, Ill.
Sc je oglasil z emo -narocnino,
Joze Ovca pa je postal 4 ter
novce "a prodane koledarje in
prispevke "a klub st. AZ JSZ.
Lawrence Selak, Star City,
w. Va, je narocil Sc diva kole-
darja in postal tudi dive marco
mini.
Jacob Ambrozich, Moon Run,
Pa, je narocil Sc 10 koledarjev.
John Perme, Witt, H., je po-
slal 2 narocnini, ST v tiskovni
sklad in narocil 2 koledarja.
big" Tone Tomsic, Oakland,
Calf, je postal 2 narocnini,
novce "a prodane k~oledarje,
provizijo cd obojega pa poklo-
nil V tiskovni sklad.
Cleveland, o. John KrebeI lie
postal 20 ~narocnin, $9.40 v fisk.
sklad, clanske prispevke kluba
27 JSZ ter novce "a prodanih
200 k~oledarjev. Anton Janko-
vich je postal 8 narocnini, So
v tiskovni sklad in narociI Sc
SO koledarjev. S prodajo kole-
darja je re dosegel mad pref
Snjimi lett rekord, pa pravi, da
to Sc nj vse. PR prodaji mu po-
maya tudi John Krebel. Math.
Bizjak je "a kazen, ker nj ma
rocnine ~pravocasno postal, pri-
speval So fisk. sklad, Joze
Durn pa je narocil Sc 10 kole-
darjev.
K. Erznoznik, Red Lodge,
Mont, je tn spet z dvema ma
rocninama.
John Kosin, Girard, O., je
postal 6 narocnin in ST V fisk.
sklad. John Tancek pa dive no
vi n~arocnini.
Frank Kolenc, Windsor
Heights, w. Va, je postal emo
narocnino.
Joseph Jez, Warren, O., je
narocil Sc diva koledarja in po-
slal dive narocnini.
Mas start bojevnik (pa ne pc
letih) John Tercelj, Strabane.
Pa, je postal dive narocnini.
Nick Triller, Library, Pa, je
postal novce "a prodanih 25 ko-
ledarjev in craven prilozil tudi
stir narocnine.
Maks- Martz, Bull, Mimi, Sc
je oglasil S 4 narocninami. Ma
rocil je tudi 4 k~oledarje. Pravi.
ola bi rad vec storil, pa SO razne
zapreke.
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf.
je postal 4 narocnlne IN Sl.5O v
fisk. sklad, Anton Blasich pa
SIS v sklad 300-terih.
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis,
poroca, da Sc je koledar letos
izredno lahko prodajal; z Leo
tom Milostnikom sta jih proda-
la so. Postal je tudi 4 narocni-
ne in 75c v tisk. sklad.
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyo., je postal dive narocnini.
Provizijo 81 je wei lie "a postno
nakaznico, drugo pravi, mai gre
v Proletarcevo blagajno.
John Faidiga, Denver, Colo,
lie obnovil narocnino ma list, ma
rocil koledar in prispeval SITS
v fisk. sklad. John Sc lista kaj
rad spomni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
Rusko norociIo

Ruska vlada je naroeila V Ze-
dinjenih drzavah 800 parnih To-
komotiv in 1000 zelezniSkih
tankov "a preyazanje OLA.
Francija je V istem casu naro-
ella TOO lokomotiv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
(Nadalievaniel

l1NdudlleVdIJeJ
Lasje so Sc mi najezili. II
sem gledal, kod maj izginem in
kan. Sc trenutek in vsi bodo
videli mojo laz.: perpetum mo-
bile je bill moi izum, Mlinar
ie seveda svoji sobi ter puSi
lulo in vrla gospa Marica seve-
da nj lezala porodni postelji
- Sc tega bi il trebalo! Tedajci
pa je nebo poslalo reSitelja.
"Stojte, kaj pa sprejem?" je
nenadoma vzkliknil gospod sol
ski nadzornik, XII je zaradi de-
belosti sopihal v zadnjem voju.
ga Bogal Ministra Paja Gin
carmiskovic in Mustajbeg BIZ
sagovic Sc peljeta OBJ dvajsetih
petdeset spet skozi naSo posta-
10 Zdaj je cetrt ma dvajset,
in mi smo Sc tn! Kaj pa spre-
iem, gospoda moja?"
Njegov vzklik je dosegel vec
cd vseh mojih zarot. Armada
naSega vrlega zenstva je napra-
villa sredi jurisa levo v krog in
Sc ie T. brezprimerno odlocnost-
10 zapodila proti mestu. Profe-
sorja, filozofijo, perpetum mo
bile in porodnico, vse to je We
ter odnesel.
Toda skrivaliSce mojega
znanca je bio izdano. Vsemo-
gocna javnost je ustavila oci
ma MEM. In meni, XII sem S po-
beSeno glavo sledil druzbi V
mlacni vecer, nj bio pri dust
mic dosti drugace nego Iskar-
jotu, ko je povedal zidom, da
Kristus moli ma vrtu getseman-
Skem
Nisem ga mislil zaznamova-
ii, Bog mi je prica, da me-
Sprejem ministrov je sprawl
vse il tira. Omizja in damski
krozki r-skega mesteca SO mo-
drovali vec tednov samo 0 veil
KEN dogodku. Zanimanje "a
profesorja Mlinarja je med tenn
zadremalo, ceprav je baje izu-
mil perpetum mobile in ceprav
je bio receno, da mu druzica
stoka V porodnih bolecinah. Sc
JAZZ, XII sem tisti vecer trdno
sklenil stopiti k MENU, da ga
"a casa posvarim, sem vsak dan
odlaSal svojo namero. Ko sem
Sc naposled ujezil in zapove-
dial samemu sebi, da pojdem
nepreklicno drugi dan, je pre-
precila novo izneverjenje bro
javka, Xxi me je pozvala k bra
tow smrtni postelji.
Pogreb, zalovanje, ~zapuscin-
Ske skrbi in estate dobrote, S
katerimi mas obsipajo pokojni-
XII pc svojem odhodu, kakor bi
hoteli znesti mad nami kaj VEN
kakSno neutemeljeno zavist -
vse to Sc je vrstilo brez usmi-
ljenja Tx do konca moth po-
clinic. Ceprav je bio do Re-"
samo tri ure zelezniSke voznje,
mi vendar nj ostalo casa, da bi
Sc peljal k tamkajsnjim znan-
cen pc slovo. Rad ali nerad sem
moral prepustiti Mlinarja uso-
oil in sem odpotoval ma svoje
Sluzbeno mesto, ne da bi pref
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
& POVE STN1 DEL &

2 rokami in bezal V skok cez
drn IN strn ttako, ST mislirn, be-
Il clovek pred divjimi zvermi,
pred kugo, lakoto in vojno), &c
bi lie vedel kan. v tah cash, ko
SO cello grobovi preobljudeni in
ga nj ma vsem bozjem svetu
kamna, da bi mani polozil gla-
vo! Edino, kar me caka, ie ia
uLnazana, idijotska, vsak Ian
nova in vekomaj ista muka, in
onkraj ME, kmalu ali pozneje,
enkrat pa gotovo - pasji ko-
nee, XII ga ze vidim pred seboi
Ali razumeS, kaj ho5em reel
$ to besedo: vidim ga pred Sc
boj?!
In zaradi Judi, XII jim nimam
nicesar povedati, pa ola mi je
ziveti tisoc let. Zaradi ljudi, XII
sami dobro cutijo, ola nj med
mimi in med menoj niti toliko
sorodstva razen podobnosti z
opico -.
In 81 Sc cello predrznil obetati,
da bonn ma vso moe vessel, ako
pridejo k meni? &c bi ii opro-
still vse ostalo, "a to cinicno ne
sramnost bi tie pretepel S pa
leo!
Kaj sem zagresil? LIE kai sem
YAM storil, s~vojat? Ia kateri
zlocin ste me obsodili, da mi ne
daste ziveti V miru?
Ali YES, da pijem zganje? Da
Sc pijan zaletavam z glavo v
lid in vlacim zeno "a lase, ker
ne moreme vec gledati v njenih
oceh tistega nemega strahu
pred bodocnostjo in solznega
koprnenja pc stolih in omarah,
20 copatah in klobucku in kaki
oblekci, da bi Sc nesrecnica
upala med ljqdi?... Bod po-
nosen ma svojo zaslugo!
LIE S CHM sem Sc pregreSil,
Boze ii moi? Mlinar."
To neobicajno pismo me je
osupnilo, ujezilo in tudi VINE
mirilo. Kdo bi 81 mislil, da DO
ostalo zanimanje "a profesorja
vzlic sprejemu ministrov tako
1.-Two in burno? Kdo bi slutil, da
ga utegne pripraviti v toll ne
izmeren obup? DuSevno stanje,
XII je kricalo IL sleherne vrstice,
nj bio vec nekdanja Mlinarje-
va utrujenost in nestrpnost; BIZ
la je skrajna, OBJ blaznost meje-
ca nevrastenija, popolna izne-
moglost wolfe, XII Sc je tesla S
psovanjem, ocitki in klavrnim
razmazovanjem svojih nesrec.
Use to pc nekaj mesecih zdra-
vega in dobrodejnega zivlje-
MIA? 10 sem stirinjast dni pred
tistim vecerom govoril S profe-
sorjem, Sc mi je zdel skoro boil
Gil cd meme samega, poln upa-
MIA in vracajocega Sc zdravja;
njegov ~notranji razkroj tedaj nj
mogel nastati sam oh sebi, am
pax je moral biti posledica vna-
Nth nadlog. PRAY mic nisem
dvomil, da Sc okoli n~esrecneze
res code stvari, XII daleko pre-
segajo ustanovljeno nero ma
lomestnega neprilicja.
IL pisma sem tudi posnel, da
SO Sc profesorjevi mucitelji IL
govorili name, ces, opposite,
tako in tako, Senica je rekel, pa
smo prisli pogledat, ali je res
49," Zlagali SO Sc cello, da sem
obetal, kako nepopisno Jill DO
vessel! JAZZ, XII sem tisti vecer
ma vse kriplje delal, ola bi ga
ocuval sibe bozje! V tel grdo-
biji sem ma prvi nah spoznal
Oblodo. Kaj 81 ne bi izmiSljal,
kaj ne hi lagal: "saj vidite, da-
me zelijo! -"
Nesrecnez, XII sede mani tax
roj nadleznih muh, pac res Ia
hko izgubi potrpljenje in zdra-
vo pamet, tudi ako nj re itak
professor logike in klasicni fl
lolog. Moi znanec Sc mi je "a
smilil v dino srca; socutje z
MIN, nekaj pa tudi ogorcenje
mad zlorabo mojega imena mi
nista dali miru, dokler mu nj
sem odpisal. Dale prih.)
Reo uSifeIiev v druoe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
BEG ueiteIiev V druge
sIuZbe

Professor Charles w. Philips
il universe N. c. ugotavlja, da
je zapustilo uciteljski poklic cd
kar smo v vojni 200, 600 oseb.
XII SO 81 dobile drugje boljse pla-
cane sluzbe. Pravi, da Sc ucitelj-
ske vrste Sc vedno redcijo in
marsikje - posebno ma jugu,
SO morali v osnovnih Solah po-
uk omejiti, ker nj uciteljic.
Narcotic 81 AmeriSki druzin-
ski k0Iedar 1945. Stane $1.25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

giving away the money was her pa.
thctic unconscious way OF trying TO
secure love
Robin Hood also stole from the
rich 10 give money away 10 those
who needed il. Such characters don't
love money They want 10 be loved
by others, even by strangers
Just as some people develop klep.
tomania, or MAMA for throwing
money away. there are others who
have a mania for lending money TO
people who don't need il, and still
others who have a mania FOR borrow
ing money they don't need
All of these curious Streaks crop
out unexpectedly. The action is i'm.
pulSive and not planned II is also
mighty difficult 10 control.
Dumas, the elder, made a fortune
as a famous French writer, but his
generous streak kept him on the
brink of bankruptcy.
Money boarding or money throw
ing is nothing 10 worry about in most :
instances They are just personality
characteristics, comparable 10 a hot
temper or calm disposition. iily
But when person who is ora.
narily sensible with money begins
to throw il around like a drunken
sailor, then it is time TO wonder what
has happened TO him.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

keep. They seem perpetually worried.
The other extreme type runs over
with generosity. Their makeup
leads them to want TO give out. They
seem carefrce, happy. They like
people, while the other extreme
usually distrusts people
This type of out-giving person be
comes the big spender.
Some years ago Mrs. Maryon
Cooper Hewitt McCarter was sued
for payment for slips at 500 apiece.
two dozen pairs of silk stockings at
Sl5 pair, 3 dresses at $3.50 apiece
and Il hats at S45 and up.
II is usually baC.clOrS, old maids,
or unhappily married people who 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
)rL0VQ HQl(QrQ

away a nickel She lived in a
cheap, rented apartment, wore
old, tattered clothes, ate cheap
lunches. Her income was some
thing like 500 a minute, and she
held onto every penny of it,
She was money-hoarder. Her
only friend was her dog.
Psychoanalysts have found that
there are amongst normal people
two extreme types. At one extreme
are those who hoard. Their makeup
makes them want 10 take in, and 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
BY DONALD A. LAIRD, Ph.D., Sci.D.
internationally Known Psychologist
and Lecturer

FROM a window high above the
street shower -of-eeinS- fell
y Pedestrians reaped little harvest.
The place was Fifth Avenue, New
York; the cash came from window
in the International Building; there
was a shower of silver at the same
hour for several days and then the
odd windfall stopped, as mysteriously
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30


Money, says DR. Wilhelm Steck.
el "is but d symbol of love; il is the
means OF getting or -kcepipR love
The klcptomaniac is stealing some
thing that TO him typifies affection.
The money throwcr, on the other
hand, is giving away his affection.
That is one reason why there are
very few women who throw money
away. Many kleptomaniacs are WON.
on symbolically stealing affection,
but very few give away affection.
There was an unusual instance in
Vienna Of a woman, who over a peri
cd OF years, had stolen thousands of
dollars from the company for which
she worked. In court it was proven
that she had not used this money on
herself, but had given ii TO her fell
low employees.
At the clinic il was discovered she
was unhappily married. and that her
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

dS IL lloh SAdl NNh.
What is this, anyway?
Well, il is an example of an
interesting personality type
in action. These money
throwcrs are likable persons,
even when not Showering
money on strangers. Usu-
ally they are born money
makers, making money hand
over fist without trying But
they are not money-hoarders.
Not long ago all Canada was
hopefully aGog for months
over the visits of the once.
mysterious Mr.. Y" lie
would roam through hos
pital wards passing out big
bills, with no questions asked.
lie opened his hotel window
and tossed handfuls of bills
on the street while he laughed
at their Scrambling antics.
This bcncfactor of innocent
rystanders turned out TO be
IN AmoTiCan.born contractor.
Of Scotch descent He made
a pile of money building rail.
roads in Canada. A big,
husky hard-Working chap, he
says he throws his money
TO the crowds because he
wants TO spread happiness.
Sudden windfalls OF this so
duce an interesting Generos
others. Perhaps it is a case OF
come, easy go
In Minneapolis, for inSta
hootblack won $1,000 on the
He quit his job at once, got {
shine for himself, and tipped II
who Shined his shoes S..
In Atlanta a man won an @
bet Of $4,000. He went TO II
road station and handed ou
right and left. When officers {
stop him ne said: Il know WI
doing Just want TO give this
TO folks who can enjoy it," II
day ne had TO borrow money
his taxi fare
That is real generosity 70
Hctty Green was the richest
an in the world but she neve
December 10, 1915
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Paul NUM- eh famed and radio star Lionel
following introduction Anne Brown M Kelly Fritz
Detroit festival looks 2-Members the
cloth attendance From left right the Rev. Carlyle
Ebenezer AME church, the Rev Charles
Hartford Avenue Baptist church, Father
Cvsnsug ST. AoYsud church and Rabbi Leon Franz Temple
Israel John H. Sengstacke rgh publisher of the Chicago
Defender the three Of the Search
Talent From left right WioushbY Jones' ST.
third Miss Gda Chicago second place and
Osborne Louisville first place deep River Boys
Lei My People Co. SPaul NUM- ereeis Chief Petty
officer Graham Jackson who Faith of Fathers the
the President Franklin D. Roosevelt Jackson
President Rooseves favored musicians ePhilP Weiss
Harry Kelley Lionel
following his selection of his orchestra the band of
the 7Hamp getting the his boogie
Seaman Thomas introducing w. c.
Handy who given tremendous ovation following his ST
Blues 9Pari of the audience which packed
Olympia Friday night sixth American
Negro Music festival loW c. Handy and Hampton combining
ST Louis Blues Picture Hampton the drums
made by Fame All other festival pictures made
by Sonny Edwards.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
,WarChestAi
Chopin Fantasy
In Radio Series

The Chopin Fantasy Impromptu
PLAYED by Vladimir Bremen, plan
is' with the Toscaninl NBC SYM
phony orchestra. will 0e 4 high
li2hj of Hands Of Destiny. inc
hCN' story IN the Commun ~ War
ohrst Crisis IN War Town series
81 radio programs 70 DC presented
b. WWJ-The Detrol, News Mon.
csN August E. al J. - pm
IN this story describing the
work o. family welfare agency.
-Msdy- Christians ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
sc,resS. we!l-femembered for her
performances n the Broadway cast
a. Watch on the Rhnc' and the
Maurice EpsrS productions O.
Hamlet and Henry ~" ml
pay the leading role - woman
whose fam ly creates CRISIS both
personal and 20 gnant Narrated ~
Victor JQry. ne Cor rIu..y War
Chcs' program Monday features
Ps' Ryan Cia8d In ne Cla.d Ia
and DAVID rsc'o show. Ray I've,
who PLAYS Junior .r DC.
Trscv. ard Ker D. -rea+. beard
regularly or INC kate Sr H
snow
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Hit Police Order
Warning Of Harlem

NEW YORK in Ic.er .a7,
week N Police Commissioner Lev
Is J. Valentine the SAACP r.
ouested explanation fcgsrding ne
truth about directive warning
ell whites 10 stay 'oH o. Harlem
sfter dark TIE ietter GEO Dan
ton walkers column .r the Dsiv
News July 81. n wn'c0 the To-
lowing statement appeared
New York police 40 asrr-rz
al whites that '7ey enter Harlem
after osrk al theiI oan I.sk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

The life " all taxi cab fares
would be extremely pleasant IL all
could ride with Bernce Conner
who entertains with the latest song
hits in very pleasing voice while
chauffeurin2 her cab about the
city George Robinson. WI o
used 10 thump the drums for the
original Cotton PickcrS and now
beats the hide for Leroy Smiths
orchestra, has turned TO repairing
Oriental rugs e. and has so much
work that he is seriously consider
ing devotins all Of his time To this
new and well-paying job. -. Poll
teal wise guys are predicting the
nomination Of the Rev. Charles A.
Hill at the primary election next
l..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Editor Charles
Wartman's ma
tai day and
there had been
a pipe from the
Office staff OF
I h e Michigan
Chronicle . 4.
which I'm now
smoking a
tie from the
Rev. Horace A.
White -. with
the stipulation
that | attend
church m ore
often. -. A n d
II otel Owner
John w hit e
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

w ~ Has ~ " ~
Chester Rentjc
did a very good
Job Of pounding
the drums of
pa h ii city for
the candidate
49,. NJ. X ~
Fritz. director
~ the Detroit
American Ne
gro Music FcS-
tival is con-
Slderlng = well
e a rned NaCa-
ton no "
( n at a " 2 |
done Job has
bppu cotODlptpd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
! COVER
the
7 O " N
By RUSS !. coWANs

A loud voice came booming
over the wire TO rouse me out Of
the stupor of early Sunday morn
ing. -. Happy birthday" BOOM
ed the voice and then hung up
but the birthday had been
celebrated Saturday night City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

dcu,,ed,y. a.. Nc 10 co-caaonai
provisions
tn, very fzc' .ro.' sompeI'-
lns chsllen-e 30 o.g ed-t-ton7'
institutionS An'coo Bonn Ca'rlcIla
status QUO procedure end anti
ouaied ne'hndS need 'o hc r'ctrcG
In snc cleared or 81 many M
stiiutiorS Thp Aavs Eho left
here ~ 90 10 ssr al etosN with
maturity 'har nos cared over
tt.ne m ,.r.SeS - wears '1t every
month the, 10 De'u sNeN No
lone. can 'Ncy ~ treated ss Chi
drrr. expected 20 ot.nS teacher An
apple
RUT THEIR concern is up' FOR
Their OWN edUcailora, late alone
Thev have Secr Themselves as 4
race railroaded - mo harder men
isl. diSisSiefu' tasks 81 war over
statistical tracks which are sup
rosed 10 prove mat an per co.., az
thrm fal' N NJ lower educational
groups Nv Army test They have
beer Illuminated nv being called
''hirhlv lliicraie They have been
ostracized. segregated and discrIm-
mated against
They want Ia see this picture
changed They want the Young
Negro OF today 10 have q better
chance and = better fate than
they had.
UNDOUBTEDLY that is what
inspires me group ~ sailors a. sea
tn the Pacific on one of this cnun.
trv's vessels Of war IN send 4 check
for $50 10 Mrs May Mel cod
Bethune with the request that IL
be put 10 use as a beginning Of
scholarship fund for some de-
serving. leadership material taken
from the masses They want to
see an idea built around their
concern for the educational future
a. their race
Bu; even more significant and
dramatic is the gift Of Sl2 $50 &c
which came in last week 10 the
United Negro College fund from
the men ~ the 92nd Division still
IN Italy. The money had been coll
lected in voluntary campaign con-
Quoted by the division chaplains
with the blessings and cooperation
OF Maj. General F. NJ. Almond, di-
vision commander.
while the Sends contribution
was by far the largest Of any
~, ether single unit. . total Of
~ IS hns been received from
Army snd Marine units scattered
throughout the werld--in EuroDe.
the Far East and the Pacific.
The e4th Infantry In the Pacific
has sent A,5.313 to the fund.
THIS is the soldiers mandate.
their challenge their ultimatum
Between the lines can be read the
welcome truth tina, they no longer
will be satisfied with seeing Mis-.
sssippi spend only 81 a year on
the education of Negro child, and
t52 wear on each white child
while New York spends Sl57
wear on each pupil white Or col
ored. This current 'pocketbook"
interest IN higher education is
bound % seep down into the basic
foundations, resulting in an ire
sistble insistence that the various
backward governmental subdivi-
sions equitsbly assume their re-
tponSlbllitieS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Blind Wife Of 81
Given Allotment

NEW YORK Nr. 3. ,sac,,
Saunde-s, bind sic ~ p-.s-.e
ss1ncefS 'rruac0 &c eNtr.. 90
Coasr1ssns0 PoAr has. a
sVorded $500 back dcgerdc...
siotner' T~S tas one ~. .-r
f-si CASES tne: cane 90 no Cor.
gresham Office and vas r.a.ee
las Fr!dsv TIE case 4as e,-
tremely o.fFcsl D8' Nj 81 nde-.
vii receive reg8ia. s.o,u,r,.
from nov On.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Homer Bonner IS showing his
West Side friends German rifle
sent To him by S-Sgi r. NJ. Evans
a letter from Robert Gum.
former assistant district manager
for Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
COM any e.. who is now i'm South
ern France Robert. who used
10 bowl with Porter'S Cleaners. has
been in England. Northern France.
Rol2iun Holland. Germany and
NlSa . Lorraine. still cVpects To
go places o.. Clad Times arc over.
over here cot msnv scares be-
fore the curtain Vas raised"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
uN-C0vERING
WASHINGTON

white House Correspondent
(ReIessed Through the Atlants
Dstiy World nv NNro

one % ;he most rncorrs2inc
signs 10 come oul OF nc pteSert
war is the inierest n education
displayed by the enlisted mc0 90
the armed forces