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Steve Ellis, veteran sports an- nOuncer, furnishes the cOlOr-cOm- mentary on the weekly bouts from Madison Square Garden over WNLC every Friday night, in the temporary absence of Bill COrum, now away from his ringside duties on special assignment.
 Symphony of the Americas" which will salute our neighbor countries in music, is the title of the new Mutual network program to replace the Saturday broadcasts of the Detroit Symphony Orches- tra, after the final concert in the current series Saturday, April 2 (8:30 to 9:30 p. m.)
 With its premiere scheduled for the following Saturday, April IA, Symphony of the Americas" will occupy the half hours from 8:30 to
 D. m, over WNLC throughout the summer months until the reg ular concerts of the Detroit Synl- phony are resumed next fall.
 The new program will enlist the services of 55 leading musicians of the Detroit Symphony under the baton of Walter Poole. Oklahoma born assistant conductor of the De- troit Orchestra. The musical fare will consist of semi-claSsicS and lighter symphonic works in the summer mood, with the accent on modern music representing the varied Pan-American cultures.
 A special feature of the forth coming series will be a weekly salute to one or more of the good neighbor" nations, with leading guest artists invited to perform their national music. These salutes will be prepared with the cooper ation of the Coordinator of Inter- American Affairs to give U. s. list eners an intimate graphic view of life and culture within the 2 western hemisphere countries.
 Symphony of the Americas" takes it's title from the $32, 300 in- ternational prize competition be-. ing sponsored under that name by the Reichhold Music Award Com- mittee to find outstanding new symphonic works by native-born composers of this hemisphere. The new series is sponsored by Reich hold Chemicals, Inc, and will or- iginate In Detroit.
 John Baker, the baritone star of Steel Horizons" heard over WNLC on Sundays at D. m, takes a four week leave from the air. waves for the Spring tour of the Metropolitan Opera Company, af- ter the broadcast of April 1. While Baker is visiting Baltimore, Bos- ton, Cleveland Lafayette Qndo, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Chi cago. his spot on "Steel Horizons" will be filled by the young Met tenor, Donald Dame, who makes his first appearance on the show Sunday, April 8.
 Still in his twenties, Dame has been heard as the star of many
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Purple Heart to Publishers Son

Pvt. Robert Cornell, son of Pub fisher Felix Cornell and member Of the firm of the Cornell Mari time Press, has received the Pur- pie Heart for head wounds re- ceived in combat somewhere in Germany.
 The most recent news that the Cornell Maritime Press has re- ,ceived is that Pvt. Cornell is miss ing in action.
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facilities free of charge to the American Federation of Labor.
 Watch for the opening program to be broadcast at S:45 p. m. E. W. T., April T. and follow the succeed ing episodes each Saturday at the same time.
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heroism the battlefield has boiled doughboys will have their recognized by the award of the badge pictured above metal shows the Medical Corps caduceus nsigne and the Geneva supermposd litter sur wreath The badge will be awarded to
 Medical Department personnel attached to infantry.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
SINGERS CLOSE
CONVENTION ON
sun. AFTERNOON

The Michigan Canadian Gospel
singers convention closed its ninth
annual session here at New Light
Baptist church, Rev. A. NJ. Martin
host pastor, Sunday afternoon. Mrs
Artclia w. Hutchin. president, and
Mrs. Bulah Motion Of River Rouge,
Mich, presided during the period.
Mrs. Magnolia Lewis Butts. one
of the founders OF the National
Gospel Singers Convention and
first vice president of the National
convention. said that Theodore r.
Frye and Prof. Thomas A. Dorsey
were co-founders Of the organiza-
tion. She explained its origin.
growth and its objective. also the
5000 which has been given as schol-
arshipS 10 worthy youngsters.
DR.. Arthur w. Womack Of Men,
phis, Tenn. addressed the meeting.
He urged the group to hold on 10
the songs OF our fathers, and to use
those now being written.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ford Smith. ma
tional officer of 81. Louis, rendered
gospel numbers along with several
choirs and choruses who were
heard on the program.
The convention opened with an
all-night song fest and tarry serv-
ice. Inspirational addresses were
delivered by Mrs. Edna Branson Of
Nashville. Tenn; DR.. A. NJ. Martin,
Bobble Blackman and DR.. A. w.
Womack Of Memphis, Tenn. Rev.
erends o. l.. Hooks, r. w, Wright.
A. B. Ncwkirk. proxy for Dr.. John
Zoller; c. H. Walker, F. L. Gibson
and Elder c. l.. Morton Of Canada,
famous radio preachers. spoke on
the occasion. Friday was Thomas
A. Dorsey night.
Youths Day and Night
Officers OF the Youths Day
are: Miss V. Minus, president;
Bette Jones, vice president. and
Sarah Bcasley. secretary. They
charmed the audience with songs.
Miss Ruth Monk was winner Of
the financial contest. having re-
ported SOS. over 50 more than her
highest opponent.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Count Basic Tune
Honors Home Town

The title o. Count BaSios latest
Columbia recording. Red Bank
Booce, vas INSPIRED BY tho New
Jersey town II the Counts ra,iv-
", and therein {ios a story. When
Base Loft Rei Bank about Is yea IS
ago n start or the road 20 musical
fame n Kansas City. he told his
Red Bank Nc chbors that ono day
nc would glorify his home town in
song.
4 ycar or 50 ago he pcnncd =
ne" Jump composition for which
20 had 10 immediate title. Later.
,1we ~ his formcr rcighbors VS.
led TIC Count while he vas ap-
bearing at 'hoater in Newark.
VI. and reminded HIM OF that
prom So he had made. 81 many
years back B1sIe rcncrb ered. and
C. rh5v-ttied rs latest opus the
Rcd Bank Booglc" which music
critics So VIII De The Counts big.
-c.t oisc elk suce his immortal
e. One O'C,ock Jump
Red Bark Boog.e" Is found on
Columbia Record No. 1876 now on
sac iT record SHOPS all over the
country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Additions To
MuSicS School
Staff Revealed

Marvin DuPre has recently
joined the staff of the Community
Music school. He is director OF
the DuPre Victorian choir and the
senior choir Of Plymouth Conae-
Iational church. "A
Mr. DuPre began hisTusical ca
rcer when he was chosen student
director OF the \ capella choir Of
Central High school in Cleveland,
Ohio. Later. with the help of Mr..
Wills, DuPre' Stadied under Wal
ter Greenwood of Carnegie hall.
former teacher OF Roland Hayes.
His supplementary musical edu-
alton Was received at Cleveland
Institute OF Music and Fisk uni
verSity. He was a member of both
the Fisk Jubilee Singers and the
Ford Dixie Eight. Mr. DuPre will
be choriSter at the music school.
which was founded by Mrs. Gla-
dys Wade-Dillard. Cloyd Smith
has been added to the staff as vio-
lin and guitar teacher.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
HonorRoU To
Bear Names OF
Mich. Seruicemen

FLINT-Thc ST. John Street
ghborhood Improvement league,
organized last fall by the Urban
League OF Flint. has ordered a
eighborhood war service Honor
Roll 10 be erected on the lawn OF
the ST. John Street, Center. Funds
for the purchase OF the Honor
Roll. which Will bear more than
$50 names. arc being raised in the
ne ghborhood by the group. |; is
expected that tho Honor Roll will
be completed and erected within
a month.
The ST. John Neighborhood group
Was organized for the purpose Of
developing improvement programs
in the area designed 10 strengthen
health and parent education serv-
ices. recreation facilities, and ply
steal mprovements. The group
has tentatively decided upon spon-
sorship OF a healthy baby contest
victory garden contests, beautiful
yard contests, and other such pro-
grams which will stimulate interest
and ghborhood cooperation.
The Honor Roll is the first pro-
iect undertaken by the group.
Towards this end. il has sponsored
barbecues. a tea. and a benefit
snow and is planning other special
programs and individual solicita-
iiohS. Any resident OF the nei ign
borhood bounded by Stewart ave-
nue.. Michigan avenue. Boulevard
Drive. and Garfield are eligible
for membership in the group
Officers installed al the recent
annual election we're: Mrs Mac
Johnson. president; Mrs L. Combs,
vice president: Miss Lula Tlpes,
secretary, and Lionel Moore. treas
urpr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Tauen Waitress
Stabbed With A
Pair OfScissors

A 45-year-old woman, known 10
police by several aliases and whose
police record dates back to 1926.
was accused Of felonious assault in
a recommendation for warrant
issued this week by the Prosecu-
tors Office.
Charged with assault is Mrs.
Anna Lou Johnson, $40 Z. Willis
street, whom police say stabbed
Miss Nora Cooper. 39-year-old
waitress, in tavern at 729 South
Solvay street.
Police say the alteration took
place AS result of III feeling be-
tween the customer and the wait
ross. Miss Cooper was stabbed
with pair OF scissors while she
was serving table in the tavern
Police arrested the alleged scis-
sors user in the home OF her UNI
Gle, Henry Lee Gordon, $50 Cot
trell street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Yonth's Day and Night
Kenneth Spencer
Recital Feb. Is

Kenenth Spencer, noted singer
whose appearance here several
weeks ago was cancelled because OF
Illness. will sing here Feb. Is. ac-
cording to Nellie Watts. under
whose auspices the singer will give
the recital.
The recital will be held in Ma
sonic Temple. and tickets held by
buyers for the original date. will
be good for admittance at the COM
ing recital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
BlOunt Appoints
3 New Members

L. c Biouht announced the APP
pontment OF John Smith, the Rev
a. D. Evans. and Lemuel Brown
10 tho Religious Emphasis commit
tee This committee IS one Of the
most active and best known in the
St Antoine branch y" because
Of ,he popular Sunday Forums,
Holy Week, and Lonten Services.
Chairman Blount outlined the
new projects as goals for l945:
J. Postal campaign
,. Special rehabilitation program
for returning soldiers
3. Sunday evening program in co.
operation with 9tDc churches.
Membership Drive
william l.. Summers VIII direct
Inc anniversary enrolment month
activities. Immediately upon &C.
ccp'ancc. Chairman Summers an.
nounced that a y Pin will be-
awarded 10 every member who
gc's A member
All members who enrolled dur
, inE this special Cen,ern Al Drive
last year arc urged 70 send in ,hcli
renewals Of mem Dcrship today.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

Kelley Graham. is in France with
the QuartermsSter unit The fam
lily lives at 1923 Clifford. Mrs
Turner is a war worker.
COMMISSIONED
Isl Ii. Wrex a Weaver, Jr- IS
spending a few days home before
going into service. He is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. WreX Weaver OF
707 East Wellington street a grad
uste OF Central high school and
Wherefore L., also Mcharry Med
icsl college. Nashville. Tenn. where
he was Commissioned Dec II. 1914.
He leaves for Carlisle Barracks,
Pa. Sunday, Jan g.
VISITS MOTHER
Cpl william Jordon > here visit
ing his mother. Mrs Mary Jordon
OF 1918 Names street He was
indicted IN August. 1912, and Is
with the i77th Bombardment group
a. Columbus. Ind He is a'gradu-
ale OF Northern hizh school and
A NJ. college OF Lincoln, Neb,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

md Nj Helen
Banks 90 So2
lappcncoit
Ms (io4dte
y, I 1 en- ana
NJ Ruby Nc
X, - 38'0 IN.
dustti8i avenue.
and Ms Edna
"a 'SoN ~ 204l
N4gspS street.
al Cd! Flnt
Kenneth Hsr-
us brother Of
Saginaw, Mich
afso ~ AlOuZn
Hams. WNp -
Stationed 100 In
da When 3D-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
oTrLEY TO RUSSIAN FRONT

NEW YORK - lANPl-Rio Off,
lcY- author ~ ne book. New
World A-Coni' and a war COR
respanner' who recently returned
from cotcrl- news on The Euro
pear fr71' Is scheduled - 80 on
20 RsSSla or SIMILAR assignment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

lcN Inc >td'cs
about q month
40 he AS Al
nome ~ Octo-
Der ON - ii-1ay
fGrloash IN
de- tho /. CYL
q rs Sclcctlye
: erN ice Act
amendment OF
honorably dis
charging Scrv-
lce mon 81 and
oVcI after more
than tNO years
IN the service.
~. A.a -
called 20 Scrv-
ce on Nav u.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

q COFGlilg 10 MS
wife, Josephine
who was inter-
vie " @ q last
week by a Flint
Bureau Chron-
icle rep er.
SGT. CT a h a m
was indicted IN
February, 1914.
He is with the
transported ! o n
unit. He vas a
war 2 ! a n I
worker before
he was induct-
ed. He has one
child, Norman.
A brother. Cpl,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
nv JIMMIE LEE ANDERSON
FROM IIALIAN FRONT

PFC Homer Harris. Who has heen
stationed IN rs3y win uru Of
Engineers Tor more taau TAO wears.
spcni So-Gsy fuTl'ash WITH his
lIsferk and hrnfhcr NJ lnia HrNne
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
NEWS OF FLINT
IN ACTION

Cpl Joe pssks according Ia his
VIE Who lives a. 95i Spencer. is
~ the North African area she
has not heard from him since ne
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
VISITS WIFE. MOTHER

No NM % joan Iurncr j hefe
IS days from overseas where ne
hrs Been ,or u months He Is
v.s,-~s has parents. Mr. and Ms
Z Turner. AND has W.!e and son,
Mrs FNeivn Turner and John, j.
A COUSIN. Il Allen Turner IS secv.
- az cr-eaS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
EMERGENCY LEAVE

PIt RobCIt !. T0Wncr IS homo
~ HIS parents, M and Mrs.
joan ToVner Of S22 + Dartmouth
s,reci on an emergency leave 10
be a; inc bedside 81 his sister,
Mrs georgia Towncr-Seals Of De-
tro.' HIS sister Is ConvalcScin-
following an operation Pvt r.
Towner IS stationed with the air
corps az Lawson Fields. Fl Ben
r.HE. Ga Mrs Seals other broth
q. Crl Alex Towner, IS Stationed
- Hn1lAnG
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03


A. ts,son 81 sad Court hold ., the
Court House IN the CITY ~ Detfo,'. IN said
COUNT on the 21th day OF De- ember,
AID 1894
Present The Hon
JOHN V. BRTNNAN
Clrcuit Judge
In This cause. IL appearing 20 the court
by AFFIDAVIT hereto ATTACHED. that chancery
summons has been ISSUED out and under
the seal ~ fnis court for he appearance
n the defendant ana that fhe same could
NOT he served on or before the return day
thereof for ths Jason that the said defend
ant hsing resident If ne CITY ~ Detroit.
County Of wayne and state Of Michigan was
concealed therein. snd nd chancery sum
mons mas hesn returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed showing that after di4iRent
seAteh sHd inquiry sad defendant could not
"a served IN SAID STATE NJ Michigan, on or
h.fors the return day thereof
on motion OF RoIboIouEh and Tahsferro.
bttornevt for the PlAnuf
1T is ORDERED that the said johnny
" mbsrly, cause MS appearance 20 be on.
tefed IN tins court. within three months
from the date n this order, and IN cause
81 MS appearance, hs cause his answer n
the plaintiff, bill of complaint 20 be tled,
and 4 copy thereof n be served upon the
attorneys for thu piAIntif, within twenty
dsvs after tervics upon him Of cory Of
sad h,ll-snd notice Of this order. and that
IN default thereof ne said bill he taken
as confessed. -hy-tAs said defendant
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that copy
81 ,hl, order he published IN the Michigan
Chronicle, and served secotding 20 law
JOHN v BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
Tue CORY
CAsPAR ; LiNGIMAY Clerk
b. A. shsds, Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
IN SOUTH PACIFI,

SGT, MaSturc Graham is some
where in the South Pacific and
has been there smcc last August
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
MAKES HOME HERE

Pl. SGT; Albert Sims OF tho 4th
DIVISION ana stationed IN Salpan
has Joined his wife Mrs. Cora
7. SIMS Of 830iz f. Dewey street
He arrived Jan "a from con-
Nalesclns hospital al Oakland
Calf. where ne was receiving
treatments for wounds received two
DAYS after D day He was in
Quoted from Birmingham Ala
September 81 1913 He is former
student OF a and NJ College OF
Huntsville. Ala. He is now en-
p'oycd by the Buck Motor d.
NLS-ln
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE or HIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

MARY BELLE wIMBERLY. PIin,T
vs.. No. 3e9 3fO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
A Year Old

Little Denise Mariel Taylor.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar Taylor of $685. Hazleti.
celebrated her first birthday
with g party Jan. %. The tiny
miss is shown with her first
birthday eake.-Phoio by Ed
wards.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

tegN eWed DN N0I0NIVIt I'INI -
st was LEANED That 30 has seen
plenty q, acnou bat feiuSed IN g"
a any particular inc.dCtt on the
sccouu' Of secrecy Nc also VISITED
his uoihcc. Mrs Fred Harris and
str-S nf Coleman M.ch
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
PROTESTS BIRTH or NATION"

NEW YORK Tho y A.A.CP
has demanded immediate with
6raWal Of tho race batting film
Birth or A Nation being shown
now. by the New York Museum
Il Modern Art.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

Mrs. Robert Davis announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Odelle Harper. TO Leonard
D. Proctor. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Proctor. Miss Harper
is a member of the Eta Phi
Beta sorority. attended Wayne
university and is employed
with the Office of Price admin
istration. Her fiance is a grad.
uaie of Tougaloo college and Is
now teaching in the Detroit
public school system. The ten
tative date for the wedding has
been set for Feb. 24.-Photo
by Edwards.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

l9ii Prcvols % MS INDUCTION he
waS employed at the Chevrolet
Motor Car company for almost 20
wear. He was the organizer and
nc fr,, president Of the Jolly
Twelve Burmese Mems club OF
Firrt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
CoNVAIESCING

sat Wl.lam Haskin was hero
from the Percy Jones hospital
,hcre no u convalescing from an
injury re rece we'd in Burma while
on duty He Is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs william Haskln OF ITO +
Mcclellan street. His brother
Dave. VAS honorably discharged
last year. Sergeant Haskln is 4
graduate - Mississippi Industrial
college lie was indicted from
Flint while employed at the AC
Spark Plug plant. Sept. Is. 1912
He has served overseas. nearly sew
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
TO WAYNE

Miss JCS.Ic Mac J0ncs, N e
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones
Of 3l5 Eas' KcnnclWorth avenue
was the honorce al going
away party given AT her parents
home FRIDAY. January 81 The
party was attended by more than
25 Of her school chums and adul;
members OF the Spiyitua!ist church
Of which she is member Miss
Jones IS a f944 graduate Of Central
high school She VIII matriculate
al ,Wayne u
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

A. SESSION 81 sad Court hold - the
Court House n The City ~ Detroit. IN said
Count on the 21th day OF De ember,
AID 1884
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

A Tue CORY
CAsPAR LfNGLkAN Clerk
b. A. sheds. Deputy Clerk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

prijateljev in prijateljic, XII Sc
zblrajo V Centru, klubu pa Sc je
zahvalil "a darilo.
Ray Travnik pozdravlja pri-
Jatelje V Centru IL Camp Shell
by, Miss. Tudi on omenia, da je
bill klubovega bozicnega darila
jake vessel.
Charles Rak, XII sluzi V anne
risk zracni floti v Las Vegas,
Nevada, pise, da pride cas-, ko
Sc bodo fantje IL vseh yetrov
vrnili in Sc spet zabavali v Cen
tru in drugje, kakor SO Sc, pre-
dino so bill pozvani v armada.
On - in kot omenjeno - vsi
drugi, XII SO prejeli bozicna da-
ria cd kluba, Sc mu zahvaliu-
jejo in SO vzradoSceni, ker Sc
jih clani Sc vedno spominiaio.
Pozdravljeni, fantje, in ma
svidenje!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
PREDSEDNlKOVA
POSLANICA KONGRESU
OBJ ENEM ODGONOR

(Nadaljevanje s /. strani.)

carterja. Poudaril je tudi, da
imamo dolg napram vladam v
lzgnanstvu, napram pokretom
odpora, vodjem podtalne borbe
in velikim zaveznikom. Oni, XII
ma Angleskem citajo predsedni-
kov govor, bodo vedeli, da ie
treba upostevati prvake podtal-
he borbe, a ma Ruskem bodo ra-
zumeli, ola tudi Wade v izgnan-
stvu Sc nekaj stejejo.
Glede brezpogojne predaje
pa je predsednik dejal, da je
lbrezpogojna predaja sovraznih
armad prvi predpogoj, toda vse-
kakor lie prvi korak povojni
svet. Brezpogojna predaja je
postala torej izkljucno vojaska
zadeva. o bodocnosti Nemciie
nj niti besede.
V Rooseveltovem govoru nj O
britanskem imperiju nobene be-
sede. Churchillovo ime nj niti
omenjeno - menda prvic v 60
worth predsednika Roosevelta,
odkar Sc je zacela vojna.
N~ajvaznejsi odgovor ma boja-
zen Anglezev je dial predsednik
V onem delu poslanice, v kate
rem govori o nash bodocih tr-
govskih odnoSajih. mi nimamo
namena zaduSiti svet z ameri-
skim blagom Predsednik
zaeno mnogo govori 0 potrebi,
da povecamo svoj notranji try.
Ia del predsednikove posla-
nice je najbrze nasel tudi mai
vec odziva V mednarodnem sve-
tn, pred vsem pa V Angliji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17

Chicago, Ill. - V nedeljo 81.
Januarja bono pr Sv. Stefanu
v Chicago udarili dive muhi z
enim udarcem. Kako ie to mo-
goce, sal pozimi nj muh, boste
rekli. Poslusajte! Ia dan bono
clanice zenskih druStev V tel
okolici priredile veliko zabavo
ali party in sicer V solski dvo-
rani ~. Stefana. KakSno zaba-
vo rade prirejamo zenske, pa
YAM je re znano. Da DO zabava
lahko dali trajala, Sc DO price
la re Oh 2. popoldne. Vstopnina
z davkom vred je samo soc.
Pripravljena imamo re sedaj le-
pa darila, toda prosimo Sc "a
nadaljna, katere lahko prinese-
te direktno k meni ali pa Jill IL
rocite eni ali drugi odbornici
zenskih drustev V tel okolici.
Sedaj boste pa rekli: "Kai pa
to ina opraviti z l~ovitviio
muh?" ~Poslusajte! Yes cisti pre-
ostanek tie prireditve DO sci v
diva najplemenitejSa namena,
polovico "a naSe moze, fante in
dekleta V armada Zed, draw,
to je potion American Slovene
Service Mems Aid, druga polo
vica pa Jugoslovanskemu po-
moznemu odboru. Vidite, ali ne
bono S tenn ujeli dive muhi z
enim udarcem? Pa Sc "a diva
tako dobra in plemenita name
ma! Torej odlocite Sc takoj in
pridite ma to zabavo v nedelio
81. januarja oh 2. popoldne v
Solsko dvorano sv. Stefana, Ger
max Road in Wolcott Ave. Le-
pc nagrado lahko dobite, ako
ne, tedaj pa boste lahko sli il
dvorane S ponosom, da ste sto-
rili kar dive dobri deli v enem
dnevu. = Ia veselicni odbor,
Mary Tomazin, predsednica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-17
FRANK TOMSlc

V Prosveti z dine Is. januarja
je bio porocano, da Sc je Frank
Tomsic v Walsenburgu, Colo,
V premogovniku smrtno pone-
srecil. Pokojnik je bill rojen v
Knezaku ma Primorskem in ko
ga je zalotela smrt, je bill star
sele As let.
zapuSca soprogo in diva sino-
va, Xxi sta oba V armada.
Frank Tomsic je bill dinami-
enc narave. Ne ma sejah, ne v
druzbi, nj nikoli pomiSljal, kai
in kako maj Sc @izrazi, ampak je
zmerom govoril tako, kakor je
cutil. To zanj in "a druge cesto-
KRAFT nj bio najboljSe, a Frank
je bill clovek, Xxi je hotel, ola Sc
njegovo mnenje sliSi, pa &c OBJ
velja ali ne.
Bill je clan druStva st. 299
SNIP, najbolj delaven pa je bill
V AmeriSki bratski zvezi in pa
v Zapadni slovanski zvezi. Bill
je delegat ma konvencijah S. N.
P. J. in pa pref omenjenih dru-
gihe dveh podpornih organiza-
eli.
Ia Proletarca je dostikrat
storil kak korak in tudi v ME
gov tiskovni sklad je prispeval.
Bill je clovek svoje vrste: delal,
vztrajal, govoril, kar je sma-
trail, da je pc njegovem pravil-
no, in pomagal,
Bod mu casten spominl So
progi izrazamo iskreno soeutje.