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1 tCOIlClllueO from rage -
was further damaged, bringing ap-
| parent destruction up to 20 per
cent.
The japanese Domei news agency
said nine Superfortresses were over
east central Honshu, including To-
kyo, earlier Friday, apparently re-
connoitering for another heavy B.
% assault on the Japanese main
island.
MORE BAD NEWS
More bad news was building up
for the harassed Japanese on Oki-
nawa. where it was revealed that
aerial reinforcements from Gen.
Douglas MacArthurs southwest Pa
cific command were arriving to join
the central Pacific air fleets in the
knockout bombardment of Japan.
Macarthur revealed that Mustang
fighters of the U. S. Fifth air force
struck the Japanese home island of
Kyushu on Tuesday, only 36 hours
after moving into their new forward
bases on Okinawa.
He indicated that elements OF the
18th air force also we're on the way
northward for the invasion
bombing Of Japan. making total
OF four army air forces already poiS-
ed on the southern and southeast
ern approaches to the enemy home
land.
The mounting fury of the Ameri-
can air attack, now in its 31st con-
secutive day, was beginning to tell
on Japan's shrinking sea and air
power.
Another 10 enemy ships were sunk
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u. 5. Produced
Half of War
Material in "A

WASHINGTON, July 6. OUPD -
America managed to keep its citi-
zenS better fed, housed and clothed
than any other nation last year
despite the fact that it turned out
nearly half the worlds munitions.
War production chairman j. A.
Krug reported to President Truman
on what he termed "a year of bril-
liant achievement on the production
front"
In 1914 he said, Americas S pro-
ductiOn machine made almost As per
cent of the combined combat NUM-
tionS Of both the United Nations
and the Axis.
Total world arms output in 1914
was valued at $101 500, 900, 900. Krug
reported. with the United States
share put at s43,5OO 100000. The
United Nations, he added, outpro-
duced the Axis three to one.
Overall United States production
for 1914 reached O0O,0O0,00O
Here are some of the 1914 achieve
mentS Krug listed: 96,359 planes, in
Guiding 1908 heavy bombers; 3O889
ships; 1855 tanks: So 800 army
trucks; 1924 heavy field guns and
howitzers nd 7,454 light ones;
$4,000 army aircraft rocket launch-
ers, 2l5.l77 bazookas and l,416,774
tons of ground artillery ammuni-
ton
BY 1914. synthetic rubber produc-
ton had risen to $4,000 long tons,
compared to 5000 in 1941: alumni
mum production was trebled between
January, 1912. and October, 1914;
magnesium production was so times
1889 output; steel production was up
33 = per cent over 1910; penicillin
production was 80 times over that
of 1913; aviation gasoline production
doubled in 1914 as compared to 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Husband Reports
Wife Missinq

Harold Hutchison CT Plaster City
reported to El Centro police Thurs
day that his wife, Lima Hutchison.
36, has been missing since Tues
day.
HutchisOn said she had obtained
a ride from El Centro to Dixieland
Tuesday with the purpose Of re-
turning home, but she had not
been seen since
Mrs. HutchiSOn was described as
being five feet, six inches, tall;
weighing 118 pounds; dark blond
hair and grey-brown eyes. When
last seen she was wearing a dark
blue suit with white blouse. white
shoes and carried a light blue
purse.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Officers Find
Missing Safe;
Contents Gone

WESTMORLAND, July GA safe
stolen from Kerr's Liquor Store in
Westmorland early Thursday was
found later in the day in the middle
OF a read quarter of a mile south
west of Westmorland, Deputy Sher-
If Frank Raney said Friday.
The door was broken off and all
valuable contents gone. The miss
ing valuableS included $4,000 in
bonds. $4,000 in checks, and be-
tween $500 and $1,000 in cash. store
nroprietors informed the deputy
sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
FOUND IN MEXICAIJ

A Plymouth sedan, stolen from
Private Marshall Belch of Ell Gen.
tro last January 81, was recovered
IN Mexicali Thursday, Sheriff Rob-
ert w Ware said Friday
Private Belch had been in the
army only a short time when his
car was stolen from the street
where it was parked near the Unit
ed Artists theater His sister in
law, Mrs. Billy Swerdfeger, had
parked it there while she saw
show.
The car is being returned to the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
TRY TO STEAL MOTOR

BRAWLEY, July 6.-Fred Quon,
grocer, informed authorities that
burglars had attempted to steal a
motor from his store east of BraW-
ley. Connections were pulled loose,
Quon said, and the motor loosened
from its base. Officers arc in
vestigating
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
MANY NEW CORPORATIONS

.oACRAMENTO, July 6. (UP)-
Secy. Of State Frank M. Jordan
Friday reported new corporation
filings in California during the first
six months of 1945 we're the heav-
lest since like period in 1910.
Jordan said 1866 California corpor-
ationS and 1875 out of state firms
qualified from January l to June
80 this year. The June total was
327 compared with 216 new fill
ings in June. 1914. ne added.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
FACES CODE VIOLATION COUNT

Fred Ouon, 50. was arraigned in
El Centre police court Friday
morning on charges Of violation Of
the city building code He was re-
leased on $500 cash bail and given
until a m. Tuesday to make his
plea. Quon is accused of building
without a permit, a shack in the
rear Of his place of butiness and
Of refusing tc correct the building
after notification of his violation.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
FOUR MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Thursday issued four marriage IL
censes. They were obtained by
Joseph John Collier, Jr., %. ma
rine, and j. Lorraine Moose, 25,
member of the marine reserve; by
Pettis Hubert Fine, %, navy, and
Yvonne Bowen, co. navy; by John
Edward Roche, Jr., "a, marine, and
Natalie Joyce Friedman, 81, Los
Angeles, and by Walter Anthony
Waskc, 25, marine, and Evelynne
zelesnak, "a, El Centre, secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
GETS REAPPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON, July 6. CUP
Thomas F. Britt of Arizona was
nominated by President Truman
Friday for reappointment as regis
ter of the U. S. land office at Phoe-
nix, AriZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

he was eraduatC@ from Long Beach
high school
Second Licutcn2nt "In"m r
Swanson, 1872 Main street. FL Con-
tro. has reported f. nc amy ground
and service force REDISTRIBUTION
station III Santa Barbara tur Js-
signmeut 10 ucW duties based ou
Skills and experience gained dWins
"A months duty in Africa and tGiF.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
STEAL HUB CAPS

C. A. Sherman of 753 He'll street
reported to Ell Centro police Thurs
day that someone had stolen two
bar-type hub caps from his 1910
Mercury convertible. The thief also
had tampered with the other two
caps and with the fog light, he said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
SPECIAL WAR MEDAL

President Truman Friday signed
legislation directing the army and
navy to award a special medal to
all members of the United States
armed forces in this war.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Jap Suicide
Bases Ruked

or damaged by Yank fliers Wednes-
Cay and Thursday, six off China and
Korea and 13 off eastern Honolulu,
swelling Japan's shipping losses to
268 vessels in 12 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
AUTO CATCHES ON FIRE

A fire caused by defective wiring
in a car belonging to Jack c. Web
ster was extinguished at Eighth and
State streets Thursday night by the
El Centre fire department.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
WINDOW PEEKER NABBED

A Marine caught peeking into VIM
dows of the house at 87l Park street
Thursday night was taken into GUS
tody by Ell Centre police, who turn
ed him over to the military police.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
FINDS MEXICAN MONEY

Mexican pesos worth s65 were re-
ported found Thursday night in
front of the Desert Plunge by Hazel
Livingston, according to Ell Centre
police.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
DEATH-FUNERAL
NOTICES

PERES. Mrs. Kathleen. 40, of I'M
perial, died Tuesday. She is sur
vived by her husband two daugh-
ters and seven sons. Mass will be
celebrated in st. Mary's Catholic
church in Ell Centre at IL am
Saturday. Services will be held
at Lemons Wiley chapel at 1870
am. Sunday. Burial will be in
Evergreen cemetery Lemons Wi
ley mortuary is in charge. TT
GUERRA. Ignatio, 10 years. of I'M
perial, died Tuesday He is sur
vived by his stepfather, two sis
ters and seven brothers Mass will
be celebrated in st. Mary's Cath
olic church in El Centro at IL am
Saturday. Services will be held at
the Lemons-Wiley chapel in Ell
Centro at II 80 am Sunday. Bur
ial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Lemons-Wiley mortuary is in
charge. TT
PERES, Merguerita, s years, of I'M
perial, died Tuesday. She is sur
vived by her father. two sisters
and seven brothers. Mass will be
celebrated in St. Mary's Catholic
church at II am. Saturday Ser
vices will be held at Lemons Wiley
Chapel at 11:30 am. Sunday Bur-
ial will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Lemons-Wiley mortury is in
charge. TT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

First Lieutenant Bill DAVIS. WHO
was imprisoned by the German. last
December 2. ha, been visiting His
mother and sister i'll San Diego slice
his return to the Uni'cd state, This
army pilot, 2 for!no' vi Ccntran i:
feeling fine" nc said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

clear Of enemy vessels. Attached to
this command is Fred G.. Swlngle.
motor machinist's mate first class.
USNR, of FL Centro. An a!umnuS
Of Central Union high school,
Bluejacket Swingle enlisted in
the navy in January OF 1912 He
has been assigned to the Hawaiian
Sea frontier for IS months. being
transferred to that activity from
San Diego. The BluCjaCketS wife
Mrs. Eileen B. SWinglc, resides on
Route /, E. CentrO.
Private Jack WardlOW. Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack WardloW. ST.
recently arrived at Scott Field, IL
linoiS. where he is one of the stu
dent personnel at the parent radio
school of the air force training COM
mand. He attended Central Union
high school
Among the glider pilots III tram
ing at Laurinc burg MaXtnn army
air base in North Carolina l., Sec
Ond Lieutenant James T. Bailey, Jr.
of 666 High street, III Centre He
is a graduate Of an army dIr force
twin-enginc pilot school
First Lieutenant Bill DAVIS. Whn
was imprisoned by the GCrmau. last
Daao,1oIonr Tvs.
mother and sister i'll San Diego slice
his return to the United state, This
army pilot, for!rol vi Ccntrau, j.:
feeling fine" nc said
Among the recent graduates from
the artillery school at Quautico, Viz
ginia, was Marine Captain Charles
A. Carr, 81, son of w. H. Carr Of FL
CentrO He is awaiting ASSIGNMENT
to a marine combat unit, He Wa
graduated from San Diego state
college in 1941 Recently hr rctJrn-
Cd from the Pacific area where hc
was on duty with tic ninth anti
aircraft battalion.
r S. Dick Miner has entered
the service and is stationed 1t Camp
WolterS. Texas, with an infantry
battalion. His brother. Sergeant Gail
Miner. is at FIT Ord where he has
been most of the time since return
ing from duty in the European the
ater Another brother, Sergeant Ed
w. Milner. is at Camp Ham They
are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Mil
ner of El Centro.
Private First Glass Dude johnson.
who was born in Ell Centre and at
tended Central High school, !, >orV-
ing with the marines in the Pacific
area He entered the marine corps
in October Of l943, took his Boot
training at San Diego. and soon
went TO the South Pacific He took
part in the raging battle Of Okin3-
wa, serving in an anti-aircraft bat
terry. He wrote his mother and his
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wife. the former Carmen Vinfrdo.
that the bloody G. ~paign at Okina-
wa was pretty r. 1n."
James H Wagner, .-. fireman
second class. USN, Of Bard has
arrived at tho naval training center.
Norfolk. Virginia. to undergo train
ING Tor duties aboard nov destroy
er Of the Atlantic fleet He recently
completed a period of training at
the naval training center. Gulfport.
Mississippi Wagner is the son of
Mr and Mrs James NJ. Wagner Of
Bard Before cnliSting in the navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

Among the glider pilots in tram
ing at Laurineburg -MaXton army
air base in North Carolina l. Sec
Ond Lieutenant James F. Bailey, Jr.
of 666 High street ii Centre He
is a graduate Of an army ur force
tWin-Pnginc pilot school.
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Nemci NO NorveSkem
pUstiIi mnoqo zurodu

Pc zasedbi Norvezke je Hit
Ter nemske vojake urgiral, da
maj Sc mic ne "Sonirajo" imeti
otroke z norvezkimi dekleti, ker
SO arijskega plemena, kakor
Nemci. Tako SO pc odhodu pu-
still ma Norvezkem okrog devet
tisoc otrok, XII jih mora sedaj
prezivljati norvezka vlada,
mnogi nemski vojaki pa so Sc z
Norvezankami toliko zaljubili,
Ola SO Sc porocili z mimi ter jih
z otrocmi vred well v rajh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Cehi obroSunuIi z
nociiskim

Ma CehoslovaSkem so obra-
cunali re z mnogimi, XII so stu
zili Hitlerju in mucili narod.
Dne 6. sept. so obesili ma dvori-
scu Pankracijeve jece DIR. JOSH
pa Pfltznerja, XII je bill zupan
praskega mesta pod naciji. Me
govi usmrtitvi je prisostvova-
la velika mnozica Judi. Bill ie
obsojen v smrt vsled veIeizda-
Je' Eden njegovih zlocinov ie,
da je dial oskruniti grob ceskega
neznanega vojaka pr mestnem
magistrate in da je dial odstra-
niti oh njegovem grobu baklii,
XII sta tam neprestano goreli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
zAPISNIk milwaukee KONFERENCE
JSZ in PROSvETNE MATICE

(Zaradi stiske S prOStOrOm in
drugega raznega gradiva je ia "a
pisnik zakasnel, Ia kar ne Zadene
zapisnikarice nikakrSna krivda,
ker ga je izrocila " objavO takoj
pc kOnferenci. PorOcilo o Mi v il
crpku je bilO %priObcenO v PrOle-
tarcu z dine 80. maja.)
Konferenca JSZ in druStev
Prosvetne matice "a severni
Illinois in Wisconsin Sc je vrsi-
la v nedeljo 81. maja 1915 v So
starichevi dvorani V Milwau-
keeju, Wis.
Zborovanje je otvoril tajnik
conference Anton Garden. o.
mani nominiranje kandidatov
"a predsednika. Izmed predla-
gancev sprejme Frank Zaitz in
je soglasno izvoljen.
Ia zapisnikarja bio predla-
ganih mnogo navzocih. Ker so
vsi odklonili, je sprejela to ma
logo Angela Zaitz.
Ker SO bill ma prejsnji kon-
ferenci zgolj porocila in refera-
tt, in ker nj bilo vaznih sklepov,
Sc zapisnika ne cita temvec Sc
takoj preide ma dnevni red.
Tajnik Garden ugotovi, da so
Sc tie conference udelezili slede-
ci zastopniki in zastopnice: Cd
drustev SNIP, st. l., Anton Tro-
jar; st. 16, A. Tratnik, F. Pri-
mozich, FIR. Perko, A. Gornik,
NJ. Golob, J. Jenko, c.. Kramer
in M. Kramer; st. IA, L. Ogrin;
st. 80, Chas. Pogorelec; st. 1O2,
Frances Wider; st. 1O4, Anton
Demshar, V. Pugel, F. Mako
vich in R. Singer; st. 1872, Anna
Puncer, Mary Oven, Josephine
Slapnik, Mary Vasil, Jennie
Jenko in Anna Kapusar; st. $50,
Ann Beniger.
DruStva JPZ Sloga: st. /,
Frank Cerar; st. 3, Andrew Mi
klaucich; st. 10, Kristina Pod
javorsek, Mary Schiller, Mary
Mihelcich in Mary Cerar.
Klub St. 1 JSZ, Fred A. Wider
in Angela Zaitz.
Pevski odsek ASZ, Sheboy-
gan, Wis: Mary Fale, Frances
Skube, Antonio Retell in Jos.
bergen.
Citalnica SIND, Waukegan,
Ill: John Mahnich.
Eksekutiva JSZ, Frank Zaitz.
Osem drustev in drugih orga-
nizacij, XII so v Prosvetni matt
CT, nj poslalo zastopnikov ma to
zborovanje.
Skupno z gosti je navzocih
As. oseb.
Porocilo tajnika: A. Garden
pravi, da cd prejsnje do tie seize
pod okriljem conference nj bilo
posebnih aktivnosti, a upa, da
DO boljse v bodoce. Blagajna je
Sibka. Prenos je znasal $22.79
stroski SIS, dolg tajniku pa INA
sa 5000, ostane v blagajni 1919.
Anton Demshar in Anton
Trojan, XII sta pregledovala ra-
cune, izjavljata, da so v redu.
Porocila zastopnikov: Anton
Trojan izvaja, da je velik vzrok
nezadostnim aktivnostim to,
ker Sc clanstvo premalo zanima
"a seize. Drus. st. l je prispevalo
"a jugoslovanski relif $25, in
znatne vsote posamezni clani,
OBJ enem sodeluje pr priredbah
"a SANS in pomozno akcijo.
L.. Ogrim, Waukegan, poro-
ca, da ina drus. st. IA mad 400
clanov. Mnogo nash fantov in
MOI je v armada in tudi brez
izgub nismo, je dejal. Omenjal
je aktivnosti in vzroke, cemu
Sc ne stori vec kot Sc.
L. Perko cd drus. st. Is pra-
vi, da tudi pri Nth MISC brez
J vojnih izgub. Padla sta diva cla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

IdZVIleto Je ueJdl uTugl SOSpOQ.
"Vendar prosim gospode, maj
upostevajo to, da pc zakonu
pripada odpuScenemu name
scencu trimesecna plaza. Do te-
ga bi incl on pravico, &c hi ga
odpustili radi nesposobnosti "a
nadaljnje opravljanje sluzbe.
Njegove druzine ne smemo ka-
znovati cato, ker je MOI umrl
pref, preden smo mu odpove-
dali"
Generalni direktor je napra-
vii nejevoljen obraz, ker nj tr-
pei ugovarjanja. Rekel je:
"Smrt pc zakonu prekine slu-
zbeno razmerje in S tenn smo
mi prosti vsake obveznosti. Po-
leg tega moran pripomniti, da
je bill knjigovodja Peter re tri
mesece "a delo nesposoben, a
mi smo mu izplacevali polno
place v upanju, da DO ozdravel.
Torej smo bill zelo dostojni."
y Petrov zagovornik ga je Sc
branil:
"Saj je vendar revez dvajset
let delal "a mas"
Generalni direktor je postal
nestrpen in odgovoril z rezkim
glasom:
"Industrijsko podjetje nj do
brodelni zavod. Predlog mojega
kolege kaze sicer njegovo do
bro srce, toda v bistvu nj mic
drugega kakor podzavesten So
cialni boljsevizem. cato ne mo-
rem p~ristati ne predlog gospoda
kolege."
Drugi ravnatelji so molcali.
Zagovornik vdove je moral
utihniti.
Vendar je generalni direktor
bral IL oci tega ravnatelja, kaj
misli o MEM, in to ga je jezilo.
Morda ga je bio tudi sram, da
bi obveljal kot stiskac. cato je
drugi dan prijazno nagovoril
svojega kolego in mu dejal:
"Dragi prijatelj, O vasem
predlogu sem Sc potem razmi-
Sljal, Veseli me, da YAM morem
sporociti, da YAM lie moreno ne
koliko ustreci. Nasel sem nam
rec nacin, kako pomagati vdovi.
Tovarniski nameScenci so ma
pravili zbirko. Nabrali so $500
frankov. No, pa "a toliko nj ire
ba kupiti roz in vencev. Re ne
kaj sto frankov je re krsta lepo
okrasena. To sem re narocil.
Ostane torej Sc diva tisoc fran
kov, In tie bonn izrocil vdovi."
Tako je generalni direktor
napravil dobro delo z denarjem
namescencev in delavcev.
Pri pogrebu je incl zastopnik
generalnega ravnateljstva lep
govor. Spominjal Sc je rajnkega
kot marljivega moza, XII mu je
bilo izpolnjevanje dolznosti in
vdanost podjetju mad vse. Pod
jetje da je kot velika druzina;
svojcem izreka najgloblje SOFA
lie. Vdova je glasno zajokala in
grob SO zasuli S cvetjem. Bill je
lep pogreb.
Petrov zagovornik je incl
obcutek, kot da stoji ma trhli
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J. M u S A r D /:
Zgodbo knigovodie Petro

Mexico je zivel reven knjigo-
vodja, XII je dvajset let delal v
tovarni sukanca v Strassburgu.
MOI je bill bolan ma pljucih.
Ko je nastalo njegovo stanje
kriticno in je lezal ma smrtni
postelji, ga je obiskal tovarni-
ski zdravnik.
Knjigovodja Peter nj bill vo-
dja knjigovodstva, temvec prav
navaden; mali knjigovodja. Ga
raj je kot konj. IL leta v leto je
vpisoval Stevilke, katerih smi-
sla nj razumel. Vedel je samo
to, da imajo tie stevilke neki po-
men pri kupicenju premozenja
njegovega gospodarja.
TovarniSki zdravnik je pr
kosilu pripovedoval svojim pri-
jateljem in kolegom o obisku
pri umirajocem. Da bi resili
cloveka, je menil doktor, hi ga
morali poslati v svico, v gore.
Gorski zrak bi delal cudeze,
kajti bolniku primanjkuje samo
dobrega, svezega zraka. Dvaj-
set let je stanoval v sobici, ka-
tere edino okno gleda ma temno
dvoriSce stanovanjske kasarne.
Spodaj ma dvoriScu je bila pral-
MICA in para in duh pc milu Sc
je vsak dan dvigal kakor IL ka-
kega rova. Take hiSe hi moral
podreti, je dejal zdravnik. Ia
to bi moral biti denar. Ako je
bolnik odprl okno, sta para in
Smrad udarila v soho. To ga je
uduSilo."
Ker nj bilo "sredstev'', da hi
pomagali bolniku, je kmalu
umrl. Delal je pac, dokler Sc je
mogel vlaciti okrog. Zapustil je
vdovo z dvema otrokoma. VISA
druzina nj bila zelo zdrava.
Manjkalo il je dobre hrane,
Solnca, veselja in - zraka.
Pc njegovi smrti je ravnatelj-
Stvo tovarne obravnavalo ia
primer. En- ravnatelj je bill mne-
MIA, da je treba dati vdovi ne
kaj podpore. Generalni ravna-
tell je pobijal to misel.
Knjigovodja Peter" - je de-
jail prvi cd obeh gospodov -
"je dvajset let delal "a tovarno.
Bill je vzoren nameScenec. Ia
sluzil je tisoc frankov mesecno,
ko je umrl. Ne upam 81 predla-
gait visoke podpore "a njegovo
vdovo. Druzina ranjkega je po-
polnoma brez sredstev. Prosim
ravnateljstvo, da maj da vdovi
trimesecno place, torej tri tisoc
frankov, da more placati po-
greb in da DO imela Sc nekaj "a
prve tedne."
Generalni direktor je hladno
odgovoril:
"Obzalujem, da ne morem
pritrditi temu predlogu. Tovar-
ma ina stir tisoc delavcev in
namescencev. PR taken Stew
Iu SO seveda pogosti smrtni pri-
meri. cato pa ne smemo napra-
viii S tako podporo precedenc-
mega primera. To bi pomenilo
financno obremenitev podjet-
ja."
S Joplin glasom, da skoro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

ma. Primozic cd istega druStva
nina nicesar dodati in Charles
Pogorelec cd st. 80 omeni, da
nina posebnega porocila.
Frances Wider cd drus. stew.
1902 pravi, da ina to druStvo Ill
clanic, v mladinskem pa 1879.
Drustvo je imelo zabavo in bun
co party, XII je prinesla prilicno
vsoto. Ma sell meseca aprila Sc
je med clanicami nabralo SAL
"a zdravniske potrebscine Jugo-
slaviji.
A. Demshar pravi, da ina
druS. st. 104 mad dive sto cla-
nov, a ma seize jih lie malo pri-
haja. Podpirajo pomozno akci-
10, SANS, Prosvetno matico it'd.
Dodatno p~orocilo sta podala cd
tega drustva Sc Pugelj in Sim
ger.
Anna Puncer cd st. 1872 je po-
rocala, da so poslale glede vpra-
SAM starega kraja in slovenske-
ga Primorja resolucijo ma rama
merodajna mesta, med drugim
drzavnemu tajniku, senatorju
LaFollettu it'd. Pohvali tajnico
Mary Vasil. >Imajo 116 clanic in
Sc v mi. oddelku. So aktivne v
vseh n%aprednih akcijah.
Ann Beniger cd druSt. st. $50
med drugim poroca, da imajo
100 clanov v armada. DruStvo
Sc vedno prireja svoje velike
piknike kot pred vojno in delu-
je ter pomaga v vseh nash ma
prednih ustanovah.
Frank Cerar in Andrew Mi
klaucich cd druStev UPS nj
mata posebnega porocila. Enako
omeni Kristina Podjavorsek.
Mary Shular pravi, da so izgu-
bill enega clana.
F. A. Wider in Angela Zaitz
ma kratko omenita razmere in
delovanje kluba st. l JSZ.
John Mahnich pravi, da cital-
MICA SIND V Waukeganu sedaj
nina kakih posebnih aktivno-
sti.
Mary Fale poroca med dru-
GIN: "Kot znano, smo ustanovi-
Ii v Sheboyganu aprila 1910 or
ganizacijo z imenom AmeriSko-
slovensko zdruzenje in pod
istim imenom tudi njegov pew
ski odsek. Namen je v prvi W.
sti bill zdruziti vse Slovence v
Sheboyganu "a pospesenje della
ma glasbenem in ~splosnem izo-
brazevalnem polju med nasim
narodom.
Pomagamo drug drugemu ne
glede ma prepricanje posamez-
nikov, in nedrzavljanom pa v
naturalizacijo. V slucaju smrti
clana mu kupimo v poslednje
slovo venec in pc moznosti pre-
skrbimo lep pogreb, mas pevski
odsek pa zapoje nagrobno pc
sem. Spomnimo Sc tudi bolnih
clanov, XII SO die casa prikle-
njeni ma bolnisko posteljo, z
malim darilom, o bozicu pa Sc
spomnimo clanov-vojakov.
Skozi YES cas- obstanka pod
piramo dobrodelne ustanove in
sodelujemo V Min. Agitiramo
"a nakup vojnih bondov in Jill
seveda tudi sami kupujemo.
Vclanjeni smo v SANSu in v
Prosvetni mattel. SANSu smo
poslale 500 in $35 clanarine.
S ponosom maj porocam, da
so nase clanice takoj pricele
pridno sodelovati tudi pri anne
riskem Redeem krizu in bile so
prve, XII SO zacele plesti jopice.
To je bio oktobra 1941. Ia pri-
spevanje krvi Sc je pc pricetku
vojne, oziroma ma prvi poziv
februarja 1912 priglasilo So cla-